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By Maryam Henein The defense began calling witnesses and experts as Derek Chauvin’s murder trial continues. Barry Brodd Barry Brodd, a longtime police instructor testified Tuesday on behalf of the defense. “I felt that Derek Chauvin was justified was acting with objective reasonableness following Minneapolis Police Department policy and current standards of law enforcement in his interactions with Mr. Floyd,” said Bodd who now works as […]

By Maryam Henein George Floyd’s friend Morries Lester Hall is being asked to take the stand Tuesday, April 12th, even though he forewarned the court he will likely invoke his Fifth Amendment so as to not incriminate himself. Judge Peter Cahill told defense attorney Eric Nelson to make a list of questions, which they went over during Monday’s morning proceedings. For instance, Nelson will ask about […]

By John W. Whitehead “We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force.” — Ayn Rand Rule by brute force. That’s about as good a description as […]

By Tyler Durden Following the explosive surge in producer prices, analysts expected a similar jump in consumer prices and were not disappointed as headline CPI jumped 0.6% MoM (+0.5% exp) and 2.6% YoY (+2.5% exp). Source: Bloomberg   This is the biggest MoM jump since June 2009 and biggest YoY jump since Aug 2018, as CPI follows PPI higher. Source: Bloomberg Base effect issues likely dominate […]

By MassPrivateI A New Hampshire judge allowed part of an ACLU lawsuit against U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) checkpoints in three New England states to continue. Last year, the ACLU sued the CBP over roadside checkpoints in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. The ACLU argued that the CBP roadside checkpoints were conducted for the primary purpose of general crime control and drug interdiction and that they […]

By Matt Agorist In 2004, the FDA approved the implantation of RFID microchips in humans, and while they are not widely used, there has been talk of them being used on soldiers and the conspiracy crowd has been warning about them for a decade. What’s more, in 2017 one company in Wisconsin began forcing their employees to get chipped in order to access company computers and […]

By Stefan Gleason Anyone who says inflation isn’t a problem hasn’t tried shopping for a new home recently. Housing costs are skyrocketing. The median sales price of existing homes has spiked 16% over the past 12 months (from $270,400 to $313,000) – the fastest pace in 15 years. The real estate market is being pressured not only by a low inventory of houses listed for sale, […]

By B.N. Frank Privacy and security experts have been warning for many years that Internet of Things (IoT) is too risky.  It has a high failure rate and it’s extremely vulnerable to hackers. Last summer, IBM warned about serious IoT vulnerabilities with medical implants and utility “Smart” Meters.  More recently experts warned about vulnerabilities with IoT agriculture and “Smart Farms”.  Of course experts have also been […]

By B.N. Frank Cities worldwide AND entire countries have taken action to ban, delay, halt, and limit 5G installation AS WELL AS issue moratoriums due to economic, environmental, health, and public safety risks.  In fact, the majority of scientists worldwide oppose deployment.  Nevertheless, it’s now operating in Germany. From Fierce Wireless: Vodafone turns on standalone 5G network in Germany Vodafone Germany CEO said the operator is the […]

By Bennett Cyphers Cookies are dying, and the tracking industry is scrambling to replace them. Google has proposed Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC), TURTLEDOVE, and other bird-themed tech that would have browsers do some of the behavioral profiling that third-party trackers do today. But a coalition of independent surveillance advertisers has a different plan. Instead of stuffing more tracking tech into the browser (which they don’t […]

By Maryam Henein Motions and Emotions The third week of testimony began Monday in the Derek Chauvin murder trial in Hennepin County District Court, with the prosecution continuing to bring more medical and law enforcement experts. Along with calling witnesses, the prosecution called on Floyd’s brother Philonese Floyd who served as a “Spark of Life” witness to give jurors a fuller and largely sympathetic view of […]

By Matt Agorist Maryland — For decades, Maryland and dozens of other states across the union have upheld a special set of rights for cops which citizens do not get to enjoy. It was called the police bill of rights and it shielded cops from accountability by blocking civilian inquiries into misconduct on the force and erasing records of complaints filed against officers after a period […]

By Tyler Durden Initially centered in the auto industry, the semiconductor shortage has now spread to a range of other consumer electronics, including computers, smartphones, tablets, headphones, and appliances. The latest news is that internet routers could become the next victim of chip shortages disrupting global supply chains and may pose a problem for households and businesses who need an internet connection to survive in today’s digital economy. Sources told Bloomberg that internet […]

By Clint Siegner William Watts with MarketWatch sees the “biggest Inflation scare in 40 years” on its way. He expects massive amounts of stimulus coupled with a boom associated with easing COVID restrictions to generate a surge in prices like the nation hasn’t seen since the late 1970s to early 1980s. The signs say Watts may be right. Commodities, with the exception of closely managed gold […]

By Fabian Ommar The developed world, accustomed to safety, convenience, and comfort, is facing a slow-burning SHTF called Thirdworldization by some. Each time humankind faces some tribulation like the one we’re currently going through, it feels like the world is coming to an end. In many senses, the threat is present: a pandemic is a serious SHTF. It IS the end for many.  But the real […]

By Matt Agorist Brooklyn, NY — Charges against the now-disgraced NYPD detective Joseph Franco are being welcomed by the families of dozens of New Yorkers as it is leading to the dismissal of their family members’ charges. Franco was reportedly caught framing innocent individuals and now Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez’s Conviction Review Unit this week asked for the dismissal of 27 felony convictions and 63 […]

By Tyler Durden The Australian government is mulling a proposal which would require citizens to provide at least two forms of identification if they want to use social media, under the guise of ‘battling online bullying’ and more easily report users to authorities. Under the guise of preventing online bullying, the Morrison government’s plan would require ‘100 points of identification’ in order to use Twitter, Facebook, […]

By Tyler Durden Despite trillions in Fed “stimulus” and endless government handouts, John Stanford, co-executive director of the Small Business Roundtable, told CNBC this week that “it continues to be a very painful time for small businesses.” “We have to remember, PPP was a bridge program,” Stanford said. “It was meant to keep people on the payroll, it wasn’t meant necessarily to keep businesses open.” In […]

By Jake Johnson Press freedom advocates on Sunday marked the two-year anniversary of Julian Assange’s arrest at the hands of British police by demanding that the Biden administration immediately drop all U.S. charges against the WikiLeaks publisher, who is currently facing 17 counts of violating the Espionage Act. “Today marks two full years that Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange has been incarcerated at Belmarsh prison,” said Rebecca […]

By Tyler Durden Only people who are vaccinated can evacuate on cruise ships as the La Soufriere volcano on the eastern Caribbean island of St. Vincent erupted on Friday. This creates a “two-tier” society where vaccinated people have already fled the island on cruise ships while non-vaccinated folks are choking on volcanic ash. And just like that, the ‘COVID passport’ slippery slope has been amply and frighteningly […]

By James Corbett I posted Episode 398 of The Corbett Report podcast, “Science Says,” around 10 PM Japanese Standard Time on Friday, April 9th, 2021, and then went to bed. Sometime shortly after midnight, the main Corbett Report channel was removed from YouTube. And, just like that, 14 years of work—some 1700+ videos, 569,000+ subscribers and 90 million+ video views—was erased from the digital ether. . […]

By Tyler Durden The purchasing power of a currency is the amount of goods and services that can be bought with one unit of the currency. For example, one U.S. dollar could buy 10 bottles of beer in 1933. Today, as Visual Capitalist’s Govind Bhutanda notes, it’s the cost of a small McDonald’s coffee. In other words, the purchasing power of the dollar – its value […]

By Peter A. Kirby The following is the complete first chapter from the author’s book Chemtrails Exposed: A New Manhattan Project. Feel free to copy and share generously! According to all relevant United States federal government organizations, chemtrails do not exist and are a conspiracy theory. They say the white lines in the sky stretching from horizon to horizon are normal jet contrails. They add that […]

By B.N. Frank Cell phone injury lawsuits have existed for many years in the U.S. and worldwide (see 1, 2, 3, 4). In the U.S. defense attorneys are currently trying to stop scientific testimony from being allowed in one case. From Microwave News: Defense Seeks To Bar Portier Testimony As expected, defense lawyers have asked the DC court to not allow Christopher Portier to be an […]

By B.N. Frank American opposition to 4G and 5G small cells continues to increase due to concerns about reduced property value (see 1, 2, 3), public safety (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), health (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), cybersecurity and environmental risks.  Some have described deployment as a form of “environmental racism”. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is supposed to […]

By Tyler Durden Any government efforts to ban Bitcoin would be “foolish,” said Hester Peirce (aka “Crypto Mom”), a very Bitcoin-friendly commissioner at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), during a MarketWatch virtual conference earlier this week, according to Cryptoslate reporter Liam Frost. “I think we were past that point very early on because you’d have to shut down the Internet,” Peirce said, adding, “I […]

By Brian Berletic Despite campaign promises made by now US President Joe Biden to return to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) better known as the Iran Nuclear Deal – Washington’s return to the deal has predictably stalled. In February 2021, AP would report in its article, “Biden repudiates Trump on Iran, ready for talks on nuke deal,” that: The Biden administration says it’s ready to join […]

By B.N. Frank There are significant advantages to using hard-wired internet connections.  Research has determined that exposure to WiFi is biologically harmful (see 1, 2, 3, 4).  Wireless connections are also easier to hack (see 1, 2).  In fact, some hackers are even capable of starting fires! Verizon mobile hotspots are being recalled for overheating and fire risks; however, this seems to be due to battery […]

By Maryam Henein Pathologists testifying on behalf of the state, including the medical examiner who performed the original autopsy of George Floyd, took center stage on Day 10 of the Derek Chauvin murder trial. Strangely, the findings of Dr. Andrew Baker, the actual person who examined Floyd, appear to be at odds with other expert witnesses representing the prosecution. The cause of death is the crux […]

By B.N. Frank Earlier this year, research was published indicating that exposure to electromagnetic radiation affects Oxidative Balance.  Sources of electromagnetic radiation include activity trackers, cell phones, cell towers, utility “Smart” Meters, and more.  Researchers also emphasized that vulnerable populations are more susceptible to harm.  A recently published scientific review also revealed that exposure increases oxidative stress. From Environmental Health Trust: Major New Review of Oxidative […]

By Robert Wheeler The recent warnings of an imminent collapse in the U.S. aren’t paranoia or typical doom saying by writers warning of crashes for three decades. These warnings are just common sense. Take a look at the news reports quietly being published in mainstream outlets and see for yourself. The United States is heading toward massive economic shocks America is about to see a drastic […]

By Elias Marat Late last month, reports emerged that a number of U.S. Navy guided missile destroyers sailing off the coast near Los Angeles encountered a swarm of strange unidentified flying objects or drones in 2019. While Navy investigators looked into the strange incident, no explanation has since been given. However, new footage has been leaked to documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell that shows the strange flying […]

By Tamara Petrovic Around two thousand citizens of Serbia took to the streets of Belgrade on April 8 to protest a new tax scheme that would require digital workers – or those who work as freelancers over the internet – to pay exorbitant retroactive taxes for the previous five years. They warn that if the government goes through with its plan, over 100,000 individuals now taxable […]

By B.N. Frank Government, independent and industry funded research has determined that exposure to cell phone radiation can at least increase cancer risk (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8).  Research has also indicated that cell phones and other sources of wireless “Wi-Fi” radiation can cause other health issues as well (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10). Cell phone […]

By Maryam Henein The prosecution is painting the picture that George Floyd was a struggling victim of opiate addiction, aiming for sobriety. On Day 9, The prosecution continued to maintain that the cause of death was the excessive force of Derek Chauvin’s knee and not an overdose. Here are some highlights: Please follow Maryam Henein on Twitter You can support her work on PatreonFollow Maryam on […]

By Tyler Durden A semiconductor shortage continues to wreak havoc on global supply chains of auto and tech industries. Semiconductor manufacturers produce hundreds of different kinds of chips. Intel, Qualcomm, and Nvidia manufacture some of the most expensive ones, ranging from $100 to more than $1,000, powering computers and smartphones. But the shortage is not with the most expensive chips. According to Bloomberg, the shortage is among […]

April 9, 2021 By The Corbett Report The mouthpieces of the scientific establishment have identified the latest global security threat: antiscience. So what does that mean, exactly? Whatever they want it to mean, of course! This week on The Corbett Report podcast, James explores the game of Science Says that the self-appointed experts are playing with the public and outlines how that game is about to […]

By B.N. Frank According to telecom experts who filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Americans have already paid to have safer high-speed internet via fiber optics (see also 1, 2, 3, 4).  This is why the FCC should NOT be giving more tax payer dollars to telecom companies to “bridge the digital divide” (see 1, 2). Earlier this week, Bruce Kushnick provided the […]

By Matt Agorist Across the world, governments are using their only tool — which is force, or the threat of — in a futile attempt to fight COVID-19. Because the government does not act on logic and reason and instead makes knee-jerk reactionary measures that almost always end in loss of freedom, the citizens are growing weary of their actions. Children, who do not understand the […]

By Michael Snyder For the wealthy and the ultra-wealthy, happy days are here again.  Even though we have just been through one of the most difficult 12 months in our history, the number of billionaires has increased dramatically during this pandemic.  That seems rather odd, but there is no denying that the rich have gotten even richer during this crisis.  In fact, Forbes revealed this week […]

By Njeri Wangari Kenyans online have, for the last three days now, been holding online protests against the decision by International Monetary Fund (IMF) to approve a $2.34bn loan facility for Kenya urging the multilateral agency to review its decision. Using the hashtags #StopLoaningKenya and #StopGivingKenyaLoans, Kenyans rejected the loan and expressed their frustrations with the IMF for approving additional debt in what they see as […]

By Maryam Henein per·i·pe·te·ia also per·i·pe·ti·a  (pĕr′ə-pə-tē′ə, -tī′ə) n. A sudden change of events or reversal of circumstances, especially in a literary work. BREAKING: Dr. Tobin states fentanyl had nothing to do with the death of George Floyd. It was Derek Chauvin’s KNEE. State Testimony Asserts: Fentanyl did not kill George Floyd If it was fentanyl you’d have a respiratory rate of 10, but then counted […]

April 8, 2021 By The Last American Vagabond Welcome to The Daily Wrap Up, a concise show dedicated to bringing you the most relevant independent news, as we see it, from the last 24 hours (4/8/21). As always, take the information discussed in the video below and research it for yourself, and come to your own conclusions. Anyone telling you what the truth is, or claiming […]

By Michael Snyder The last 12 months have been pure hell for the U.S. economy. According to Oxxford Information Technology, approximately 4 million U.S. businesses permanently closed their doors in 2020.  We have never seen that many businesses wiped out in such a short period of time in the entire history of our country.  Meanwhile, we have seen a tsunami of unemployment that has been absolutely […]

By Tim Hinchcliffe The Global Blockchain Business Council CEO tells the Davos crowd that she hopes the rise of vaccine passports will help “drive forced consent to standardization” of global digital identity schemes. “I’m hoping with the desire and global demand for some sort of vaccine passport — so that people can get traveling and working again — will drive forced consent to standardization, and frankly, […]

By Aadi Golchha President Biden has just unveiled a new $2.3 trillion “infrastructure” plan, but a shockingly large portion of this bill is actually unrelated to infrastructure. The plan includes massive subsidies for corporations as well as state and local governments, and comes right after the administration’s proposed increase in the corporate tax rate, which would raise the rate from 21 percent to 28 percent. There’s […]

Global Voices MENA Algeria has been in turmoil since early 2019. A popular anti-government street protest movement, called Hirak, gathered massive support across different ethnic and social segments of the society and is still ongoing. To this, the government has responded with laws and measures that limit freedom of expression, and has often justified that by the need to fight the pandemic. The Hirak movement started on […]

By Robert Wheeler Joe Biden promised to do it and he has finally delivered. Today, the cognitively declining President of the United States signed a number of Executive Orders allegedly designed to “curb gun violence” but actually designed to destroy the Second Amendment and the Bill of Rights. In the process, Biden has turned many Americans into felons with a stroke of his pen. Details are […]

By Maryam Henein Is the mainstream narrative involving George Floyd’s death crumbling and collapsing? Is the Derek Chauvin murder trial edging closer and closer to an acquittal? Is Murder Two arguably gone? Are riots and BLM-esque fires on the horizon? And are the State’s witnesses doing more for the defense than prosecution? The state has spent a fair amount of the trial addressing excessive use of […]

By Kate Shellnutt Health officials in Alberta, Canada, made the decision to “physically close” a local church building until its leaders agree to finally comply with coronavirus regulations. Police vehicles blocked entrances to the parking lot of GraceLife Church in Edmonton Wednesday morning and temporary fencing was erected around the building. The congregation has met normally since summer 2020, despite requirements that church gatherings limit capacity, […]

By MassPrivateI Cash-strapped states are using COVID as an excuse to create AI-driven vehicle recognition or license plate reader surveillance programs. As Rekor Systems president and CEO Robert Berman proudly boasts, “because our technology works so well for vehicle recognition, we do more, we identify the vehicle’s make, model, color, body type, bumper stickers or window decals, rust, dents and other things like speed of travel […]

By Brandon Smith The concept of infrastructure stimulus has been hyped for decades as a kind of cure-all for economic decline. The propaganda runs parallel to the narrative of the “savior” of the Great Depression, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. In fact, one cannot examine the presidency of FDR without being bombarded with one sided worship of infrastructure spending and the “New Deal.” The New Deal is often […]

By B.N. Frank Cities worldwide AND entire countries have taken action to ban, delay, halt, and limit 5G installation AS WELL AS issue moratoriums due to economic, environmental, health, and public safety risks.  In fact, the majority of scientists worldwide oppose deployment. 5G opponents in France include citizens as well as legislators (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).  In 2020, radiation measurement devices were installed inside […]

By B.N. Frank In October 2020, University of Rhode Island students invented a “Smart Mask” to detect COVID symptoms. While that might seem genuinely well-intentioned, the latest version of a “Smart Mask” is being promoted by the architects of The Great Reset – the World Economic Forum. – indicating that biosurveillance plays a significant role in their overall vision of a technocratic future. The mask of […]

By Matt Agorist The controversial 1033 program became a source of citizen outrage after images of police armed with military-grade weaponry, including grenade launchers and armored MRAPs, were beamed into people homes across the country during the battlefield-style police response to the rioting in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014. As many Americans noted, Ferguson, Missouri looked like a war zone, with police kitted out in Marine-issue camouflage […]

By B.N. Frank According to telecom experts who filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Americans have already paid to have safer high-speed internet via fiber optics (see also 1, 2, 3, 4).  This is why the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) should NOT be giving more tax payer dollars to telecom companies to “bridge the digital divide” (see 1, 2). Thanks to telecom expert, […]

By Maryam Henein Day Seven saw three more law enforcement officials testifying about their experience in crisis intervention, proper procedures, and use of force training in the prosecution’s murder case against former officer Derek Chauvin. Meanwhile, brother Philonise Floyd and attorney Ben Crump held another press conference where they raised their fists in the air as supporters outside the Hennepin courthouse fence cheered them on. Please […]

By Tyler Durden Shares in gun stocks temporarily spiked higher on Wednesday after Politico reported that President Biden is set to unveil a ‘long-awaited executive action on guns,’ which is expected to include background checks for owners of so-called ghost guns – which are typically homemade or makeshift firearms that lack serial numbers. Other components of the executive action(s) are unclear – however, some have speculated […]

By B.N. Frank American opposition to 5G and other unwanted wireless installation continues to increase due to concerns about reduced property value (see 1, 2, 3), public safety (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), health (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), cybersecurity and environmental risks.  Some opponents have described 5G installation as a form of “environmental racism”. High-speed internet is safer and more […]

By Maryam Henein Day 8 of the Derek Chauvin murder trial began with a bang for the defense with footage revealing George Floyd said, “I ate too many drugs” while laying on the pavement. Los Angeles Police Sgt. Jody Stiger Testimony with paid use of force “expert” Sgt. Jody Stiger resumed Wednesday. During cross-examination, Defense Attorney Eric Nelson played a bombshell clip. “On camera, officer Kueng’s […]

By Whitney Webb A report published last year by the WEF-Carnegie Cyber Policy Initiative calls for the merging of Wall Street banks, their regulators and intelligence agencies as necessary to confront an allegedly imminent cyber attack that will collapse the existing financial system. In November 2020, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace co-produced a report that warned that the global financial […]

By Robert Wheeler Many readers are aware of a simulation conducted by the World Economic Forum called Event 201 that preceded the COVID pandemic. Event 201 eerily described and seemed to predict the pandemic. (There was also a pandemic simulation called Clade X that preceded Covid.) What some readers may not know, however, is that the World Economic Forum conducted a similar simulation, Cyber Polygon 2020. This 2020 […]

By B.N. Frank American opposition to 5G and other unwanted wireless installation continues to increase due to concerns about reduced property value (see 1, 2), public safety (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), health (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), cybersecurity and environmental risks.  Some opponents have described 5G installation as a form of “environmental racism.” The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is supposed […]

By B.N. Frank American utility companies have received BILLIONS in federal stimulus money to install “Smart” Meters – electric, gas, and water.  Approximately 57% of Americans now have them and utilities plan to install millions more because these meters are extremely profitable.  “Smart” Meters are 2-way wireless transmitting which allows utilities to collect minute-by-minute customer usage data which they can analyze in order to market more […]

By John W. Whitehead “We are now speeding down the road of wasteful spending and debt, and unless we can escape we will be smashed in inflation.”—Herbert Hoover We’re not living the American dream. We’re living a financial nightmare. The U.S. government—and that includes the current administration—is spending money it doesn’t have on programs it can’t afford, and “we the taxpayers” are the ones who will […]

By Lynn Wolfe Many questions have arisen since the World Health Organization declared a worldwide public health emergency on January 30, 2020. Where did COVID-19 originate? How long will it take to “flatten the curve?” Are ubiquitous lockdowns necessary or effective for an ailment that has a 99% recovery rate? And perhaps most perplexingly, why did the World Economic Forum host Event 201 in October 2019–a […]

By John Bush In this video John Bush invites viewers to the Decentralized, Distributed, and Disruptive Tech Summit (D3) taking place April 24th and 25th. The D3 Tech Summit will be an online event bringing together a diverse and powerful group of innovators, activists, and entrepreneurs with the goal of collaborating on common goals and inspiring participants to take control of their digital and physical lives. […]

By Alexandra Bruce The billionaires behind Agenda 21, who control the UN and the World Economic Forum, want to have zero carbon emissions by 2050 and they mean business. They are already phasing out gasoline and diesel engines; they want to end the commercial airline industry, transoceanic shipping; to end all small farms and the farming of animals. The Ice Age Farmer tells us, You’re going […]

By Maryam Henein Will George Floyd’s pal testify about what condition Floyd was in before he died? More police officials testified for the state on procedures and the use of excessive force during Day 7 of the Derek Chauvin murder trial. But before proceedings unfolded, Morries Lester Hall appeared in court via Zoom video link to hear the court’s decision on whether or not to grant […]

By Janet Phelan The air-raid sirens begin to wail and for two minutes, Israel stands still. It is Holocaust Remembrance Day and the sirens, signaling two minutes of silence in remembrance of the devastation that led to the creation of Israel, have been the traditional launchpad for the Remembrance since 1959, when the Knesset passed the law anchoring this Remembrance day to the 27th of Nisan. […]

By Tyler Durden The retail apocalypse has been well documented for readers (see: here & here & here) over the years as tens of thousands of brick and mortar stores nationwide have shuttered their doors. The problem today is that millions of jobs lost during the pandemic are never coming back – in a consumer-based economy this sets up for even more store closures. UBS analyst Michael […]

By Mary Malone Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, although rooted in an older concept known as “socially responsible investing,” has been more and more on the rise in recent years. Predictably, the Biden administration has paved the way for the Department of Labor (DOL) to pivot from Trump-era rulemaking and alter its approach to ESG-based regulation. The two Trump-era regulations now being targeted are two […]

April 6, 2021 By The Corbett Report It is a sign of a sick society when people are told to stay indoors, avoid breathing fresh air and receive experimental medical interventions for their health. If the benefits of fresh air and natural sunlight for human health has to be debated, is their any hope left for our civilization? After watching me stand in the park in […]

April 6, 2021 By The Last American Vagabond Joining Ryan today is Whitney Webb, here to discuss her recent exodus from the increasingly authoritarian country of Chile, the regime change that just took place in Tanzania, as well as the 4th Industrial Revolution.  Video Source Links: In Chronological Order: (https://www.rokfin.com/TLAVagabond)(https://odysee.com/@TLAVagabond:5)(https://www.bitchute.com/channel/24yVcta8zEjY/) Source: The Last American Vagabond Visit TheLastAmericanVagabond.com. Subscribe to TLAV’s independent news broadcast on iTunes. […]

This is a huge exercise of “states rights” to self-determination of their own affairs. In short, “Don’t mess with Texas.” However, this does not prevent the Federal government nor private companies from issuing their own vaccine passports for use within the state. Will other states follow suit? ⁃ Technocracy News & Trends Editor Patrick Wood By Bob Price via Breitbart Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued an […]

By Tyler Durden Among the hardest hit by Covid were retail businesses across the country, including in once-coveted, well known shopping areas like New York City’s Fifth Avenue. What used to be a shoppers paradise has now simply turned into a “battleground between landlords and tenants seeking a way out of pricey leases”, Bloomberg reported this week. In addition to a huge drop off in tourists, […]

By Maryam Henein The cause of George Floyd’s death is the crux of contention between the prosecution and the defense. Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo followed the witness stand Monday, following testimony from Dr. Bradford Wankhede Langenfeld who was the one who finally pronounced George Floyd dead. “Once Mr. Floyd had stopped resisting — and certainly once he was in distress and trying to verbalize that […]

By Robert Wheeler The protests and riots that engulfed the United States just before the election seem to have calmed down. However, you only need to turn on the news to see that random protests and mob street action are popping up all across the country. Sometimes, the target of the mob attacks is the police. Sometimes they involve competing militias. (Antifa vs. Proud Boys etc.) […]

By Janet Phelan The signs are up in so many places now: “No Entrance Without a Face Mask.” “Face Mask Required to Enter this Facility.” “Face Mask Obligatory in this Store.” As part of the new normal, people now regularly don the mask when venturing outdoors or even driving in their cars, as well. But recent events have called into question the safety of some popular […]

By Maryam Henein Day Six of the Derek Chauvin murder trial of George Floyd started with some legal wrangling, followed by more officials damning the defense. Before Monday’s first witness, Chauvin’s attorney Eric Nelson explained why he wants more of Chauvin’s body-worn camera video from the night of the arrest. Nelson said it showed the “totality of the circumstances” of what happened after Floyd was taken […]

By B.N. Frank Regardless of how one feels about the climate change debate, the fact is that 5G has been offered as part of the smart tech revolution that promises to help alleviate the crisis, even by environmentalists. Before 5G and 4G, citizens worldwide have taken action against cell towers and antennas being installed near homes and schools due to health (see 1, 2) and safety […]

By Sophia Cope and Adam Schwartz EFF applauds the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit for holding that the First Amendment protects individuals when they secretly audio record on-duty police officers. EFF filed an amicus brief in the case, Martin v. Rollins, which was brought by the ACLU of Massachusetts on behalf of two civil rights activists. This is a victory for people within […]

By B.N. Frank COVID-19 concerns have led to recommendations and mandates that many believe have been and continue to be unsafe, invasive, extreme, ineffective, and unnecessary.  This includes mandated mask wearing among people of all ages. Warnings about potentially toxic materials in face masks are not new.  A recall was recently issued in Canada because of that grave possibility. From CBC: Potentially toxic masks distributed in […]

By B.N. Frank There have been so many complaints, concerns, and warnings about Teslas, it’s been difficult keeping up with all of them.  They include: Crashes and other significant and potentially fatal mechanical and operational issues (see 1, 2, 3, 4) Fires and explosions Unexpectedly fast battery degradation High levels of harmful electromagnetic radiation emissions which can affect all passengers including pets Now owners are wondering […]

By Clint Siegner Central bankers and their comrades in Washington DC changed course in 2020. The policy shifted from “print money and hand it to Wall Street” to “helicopter money” in the form of direct payments and loans to citizens. The fiscal stimulus, like the Fed’s monetary stimulus before it, provided a fix that addicted markets needed to stay high. The helicopter money represents another “temporary” […]

By B.N. Frank In the U.S. Electromagnetic Sensitivity (aka EMF Sensitivity) is a federally recognized disability.  Doctors and scientists continue to issue warnings about all illnesses (including cancer) caused or increased by exposure to electromagnetic radiation. Common sources include cell phones (see 1, 2, 3, 4), cell towers, personal and “Smart” home appliances, devices and, wearables (see 1, 2, 3), utility “Smart” meters (electric, gas, and […]

By Jackson Walker An anonymous student is suing Northwestern University for unlawfully collecting students’ biometric data through online test proctoring tools according to a class action lawsuit filed in late January. According to The Daily Northwestern, the suit claims the school is violating Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act by not giving students a choice to opt out of the data collection. The privacy act, known as the […]

By Matt Agorist As the Federal government continues to wage its war on the second amendment, states across the country are taking preemptive measures to protect the rights of their residents. Iowa just added their name to the list of states making such moves by passing a law to lift restrictions on firearms purchases — instead of cracking down. Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed legislation into […]

By Tyler Durden Personal information of over 533 million Facebook users was leaked on a low-level hacking forum, according to Business Insider. Facebook users from 106 countries, including more than 32 million users in the US, 11 million in the UK, and 6 million in India, had their Facebook IDs, full names, phone numbers, locations, birth dates, bios, and in some cases, email addresses, leaked online. Insider […]

By Matt Agorist The TSA – whose job is supposedly “fighting terrorism” – is, without doubt, one of America’s most corrupt and incompetent agencies. However, last year, they apparently became so unsatisfied with the mere ability to strip search babies, remove colostomy bags, beat up blind cancer patients, and fondle your genitalia, that they announced a more invasive physical pat-downs. The pat-downs, which TSA warned would […]

By Tyler Durden Shocking footage has emerged showing the absurd lengths authorities are willing to go to enforce “Covid rules” even after vaccines have been made more widely available, with tens of millions having received the jab. UK police invaded a church in southwest London during a Good Friday service and shut it down because “too many people” were in attendance. Local reports identified that clergy […]

By Tom Mullen One year after Americans were ordered to close down society for “two weeks to flatten the curve,” Bloomberg columnist Andreas Kluth warned, “We Must Start Planning for a Permanent Pandemic.” Because new variants of SARS-COV-2 are impervious to existing vaccines, says Kluth, and pharmaceutical companies will never be able to develop new vaccines fast enough to keep up, we will never be able […]

By Elias Marat New York officially legalized cannabis on Wednesday as Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that will regulate recreational marijuana sales for adults and expunge the records of residents previously convicted of possession. The long-stalled bill, which was agreed to last Thursday and finally approved Tuesday, is set to create one of the largest legal marijuana markets in the United States. Officials […]

By B.N. Frank According to telecom experts who filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Americans have already paid to have safer high-speed internet via fiber optics (see also 1, 2, 3, 4).  This is why the FCC should NOT be giving more tax payer dollars to telecom companies to “bridge the digital divide.” Thanks for Bruce Kushnick for an update on how AT&T […]

By Tyler Durden The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) warned mortgage firms Thursday “to take all necessary steps now to prevent a wave of avoidable foreclosures this fall.”  As of March 30, approximately 2.54 million homeowners remain in forbearance or about 4.8% of all mortgages, according to the latest data from Black Knight’s McDash Flash Forbearance Tracker. CFPB said mortgage firms should “dedicate sufficient resources and […]

By Mark Houser The gun-control paradigm—the idea that the solution to American violence is more laws restricting guns—is unhelpful. Gun control doesn’t work. Indeed, any statistical connection between gun policy and violence is tenuous. But even if gun control was effective, it would still be flawed. Gun control burdens the free exercise of the constitutionally-protected Second Amendment right to bear arms, so it’s subject to compelling […]

By John Bush In this video John Bush breaks down the spectre of the digital immunity certificate and shares three solutions you can utilize to opt out of the passport tyranny. And if avoiding that technocratic nightmare weren’t motivation enough, you may just improve your life in the process!  Listen to the podcast version here – https://livefreenow.show/lfn-85-how-to-opt-out-of-immunity-passports-and-improve-your-quality-of-live-while-youre-at-it/ More content like this here – http://livefreenow.show Do […]

By B.N. Frank In case you missed it, last summer Elon Musk announced one of his companies had been putting computer chips in animals’ brains and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was okay with his company eventually doing this to humans as well. Unfortunately, we’ve all become accustomed to Musk as well as the FDA for making decisions that tend to negatively impact the public […]

By Tyler Durden Vaccination passports are being pitched as the new “golden ticket” in a dystopic post-COVID world if you want to travel – now that the recovery is on its way. Countries in Europe are already requiring travelers to use vaccine passports – usually taking the form of certificates or digital cards of past COVID tests and vaccination history – an idea catching on in tourist nations […]