CNBC

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has been entrenched in a sweeping review of the company’s expenses, marked with the largest job cuts in its history, shuttered programs, and a pause on warehouse expansion.   Continue reading “Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says cost-cutting review revealed the economy is ‘more uncertain’ than previously thought”

Sputnik

Israel, the only state in the Middle East that allegedly possesses nuclear arms, considers Iran a direct threat to its national security. Under an agreement signed between Israel and the US, Washington will assist Israel with missile defense in case of war in the region.

Continue reading “Israel and US to Simulate Strike on Iran Nuclear Program During Air Drills”

Red Voice Media – by Vigilant Fox

An epidemic of sudden death by “unknown cause” is taking effect in Canada. It has overtaken dementia and heart disease to become Alberta’s top killer. And after doctors have had to comply — or else to strict vaccine mandates, 93 Canadian physicians have now succumbed to sudden death.  Continue reading “2nd Grade Student Suddenly Dies, Kids Struggling to Concentrate Post-Vaccination”

Yahoo News

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Supervisors in San Francisco voted Tuesday to give city police the ability to use potentially lethal, remote-controlled robots in emergency situations — following an emotionally charged debate that reflected divisions on the politically liberal board over support for law enforcement. Continue reading “San Francisco will allow police to deploy robots that kill”

Fox 29

PHILADELPHIA – A man is facing charges after investigators say a woman was found decapitated inside a Philadelphia home Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading “‘House of horrors’: Man charged with decapitation of woman inside Philadelphia home”

Yahoo News – Jalopnik

Cars have always been a minefield when it comes to privacy rights verses public safety, and now, two important questions are finally in front of a U.S. circuit court: Is live streaming protected in the same way as recording, and does the passenger in a stopped car have a First Amendment right to record or broadcast a stop? Continue reading “Federal Court to Rule on Passengers Live Streaming Police During Traffic Stops”

Dr. Joseph Mercola

As noted by former U.S. Rep. Dr. Ron Paul in the video above, World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab and other globalist leaders substitute truth with their own opinions. They decide what’s right and wrong; they decide what’s right for everyone. They dictate what’s “true” on any given day. Continue reading “G20 Signs Declaration for International Vaccine Passport”

Gateway Pundit – by Jordan Conradson

Kari Lake has spoken out against the rigged and conflict-ridden Arizona Midterm Elections, which were certified by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and several other counties today.  Continue reading “Arizona Counties Threatened with Class 6 Felony Charges if They Won’t Certify the Rigged Election”

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Archive: TWFTT 11-29-22

Reddit

Submission Statement: Someone on twitter posted a link and I couldn’t believe it but it is a Government of Canada website which just lays out Klaus’ plans perfectly.  Continue reading “This is on a Government of Canada website and the more you read, the worse it gets.”

Teachers for Choice

The New York Times DealBook Summit is a live, on-stage event which brings together powerful business, cultural, and political “icons” to discuss “the most consequential issues of our day.”  With incessant adulation, The Times lauds these “clear-eyed thinkers” as “influential leaders” who are “planning our next move” and have what it takes to “untangle today’s most complex issues.” Continue reading “Unwise, Unwanted, Unscrupulous Leaders Lionized at The New York Times DealBook Summit”

The College Fix – by Nathan Biller

Students at Clemson University can now anonymously report real or perceived misconduct by peers, faculty or staff with a single text. Continue reading “‘Ethics’ app at Clemson allows students to instantaneously report on each other with texts, videos”