by Belle Carter, Natural News:
by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream:
Technology is advancing at an exponential rate, but we have very little ability to control it if something goes horribly wrong. Many experts are warning that some of the new technologies that are being developed right now represent very serious existential threats to humanity. In other words, they believe that we could literally be creating technology that could wipe us out someday. Unfortunately, the scientific community is not showing any restraint at all. It something is possible, they want to try to do it. All over the globe, hordes of mad scientists are feverishly rushing into the unknown, and it is quite likely that the consequences will be horrific. The following are 5 super creepy new technologies that should chill all of us to the core…
by Arjun Walia, The Pulse:
During his inauguration speech, President Trump stated that he would reinstate all military personnel, with back pay, who were let go due to their refusal to take COVID-19 shots.
“It was very unfortunate, that from the beginning, what was presented to us by public health officials was a picture of great certainty…But the reality was that there were extremely important unknowns. We entered a situation where essentially the stakes became too high to later present that uncertainty to people…I think that’s what set us off on the wrong foot. Public officials should have been a lot more forthright about the gaps in our knowledge.”
– Dr. Peter Doshi, an associate professor at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy and senior editor at The BMJ.
by Craig Hemke, Sprott Money:
In this episode of Ask the Expert by Sprott Money, Craig Hemke sits down with Ronnie Stoeferle, fund manager at Incrementum, to discuss gold, silver, and the evolving global economy. Topics include the gold price surge, central bank demand, U.S. debt, Fed policy, and insights into mining shares. Ronnie shares predictions for 2025 and how emerging markets are reshaping commodity trends. Don’t miss this in-depth analysis!
from WND:
‘The ball’s gonna be in Pam Bondi’s court. We’re communicating with her people right now’
A powerful Republican in Congress investigating Joe Biden and his family members for corruption says the former president’s last-minute pardons for his relatives are not only “an admission of guilt,” they’re also not legitimate.
“I don’t think these preemptive pardons would hold up in court,” House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., told Maria Bartiromo on “Sunday Morning Futures.”
“This is an admission of guilt by Joe Biden. Everybody in America knows it.”
by Matt Margolis, PJ Media:
Ditching DEI programs is all the rage these days. As our own Stephen Green wrote earlier this week, “President Donald Trump ‘took aim’ at the federal government’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs on Tuesday, with an Office of Personnel Management memorandum ordering ’employees to be placed on leave no later than Wednesday and for DEI offices to be closed down,’ according to a Washington Post report.”
by Wolf Richter, Wolf Street:
For CRE, the motto in 2024 was “Survive till 2025” via extend-and-pretend. Now it’s 2025, and here comes the government’s office space.
The DOGE people in the Trump administration are considering shedding a big portion of the massive office space that the government owns or leases nationwide, managed by the General Services Administration (GSA), including selling two-thirds of the office space the government owns and terminating three-quarters of the leased office space, according to the WSJ.
by Cassie B., Natural News:
by Michael Haynes, LifeSite News:
Former President Joe Biden had membership of the Freemasons “conferred” upon him despite Catholic teaching firmly prohibiting joining the Masons and such an action being formerly clearly given the penalty of automatic excommunication.
One day before Donald Trump was inaugurated as President, Joe Biden attended a “private ceremony” in South Carolina to become part of the “Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of South Carolina.”
