from The Alex Jones Show:
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by Didi Rankovic, Reclaim The Net:
The Biden administration is using what little time it has left to bolster digital ID use for applications for public benefits. An executive order follows a bill signed on December 30 that seeks to expand digital ID in federal agencies.
The executive order will now serve to have those agencies use digital documents like mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and electronic passwords, as a method of online identity verification.
from Mark Dice:
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by Dr. Joseph Mercola, Mercola:
from Moonbattery:
The liberal policies of leaving the border open and facilitating homelessness have subjected California to hordes of illegal aliens and derelicts. Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva meets both descriptions:
A man was detained by residents near the Kenneth Fire in West Hills, California, after being caught with a blowtorch. The individual, identified as Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva, has been confirmed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sources to be an illegal immigrant from Mexico.
by George McClellan, America Outloud:
The list of complaints following the FBI’s failure to even alert the New Orleans and other local police departments that such a terrorist possibility existed is growing. The fact that a lone Jihadist so easily carried out the attack sent two messages: we’re not ready, so we can expect the deadly Islamic attacks will continue, and the American public cannot depend on Federal Law Enforcement for protection. It has been corrupted to defend the Progressivism of Democrat politicians over the US Constitution. I think we’re in for a long haul of terrorist outrages.
by Kevin Finn, American Thinker:
Much has already been written about the L.A. wildfires and doubtless much more will be written in the future. The single most important point in the whole situation is that these fires were, if not completely preventable, at least foreseen. A firefighter warned Joe Rogan about it at least six months ago. What happened in Los Angeles was the result of a cascading series of events including adverse weather, bone-headed administrative decisions, and a degree of negligence that should be investigated for cause.
by James Perloff, James Perloff:
(Yes, April.) As a rule, I almost never make predictions. It seldom pays. It’s so much easier to be wrong about the future than right. However, a combination of factors—ongoing conditions, significant anniversaries, and past predictions—make me somber concerning this coming April, even though they only constitute circumstantial (indirect) evidence. I won’t blame anyone for laughing it off. And I hope I’m completely wrong.
from ZeroHedge:
Russia and Iran have unveiled plans to sign a “comprehensive strategic partnership” treaty on Friday when Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian visits Moscow.
The two nations dubbed ‘pariahs’ by much of the West have seen their cooperation and relations grow in the context of the Ukraine war. “On January 17, Vladimir Putin will hold talks with the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Masoud Pezeshkian, who will come to Russia on an official visit,” the Kremlin announced Monday.
by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog:
High winds returned to Los Angeles on Sunday morning, and that is making one of the most catastrophic disasters in U.S. history even worse. Already, more than 60 square miles in the L.A. area have been burned. To put that in perspective, the entire city of Washington D.C. covers just over 68 square miles. I have been trying to find the right words to describe the devastation that we have been witnessing, but I just can’t seem to find words that are sufficient. According to California Governor Gavin Newsom, this is one of the worst natural disasters in the entire history of our nation…
by Sean Adl-Tabatabai, The Peoples Voice:
The World Economic Forum has predicted that 41 percent of companies worldwide will soon replace their human workforces with artificial intelligence.
According to the WEF’s “Future of Jobs” report for 2025, nearly half of jobs traditionally performed by humans will become automated by AI by the year 2030.
Newstarget.com reports: The report, released ahead of the WEF’s annual meeting in Davos, surveyed hundreds of large companies across the globe. While 77 percent of these businesses plan to reskill and upskill their existing employees to work alongside AI, the overarching message is clear: AI is not just a tool for enhancing productivity – it is a force that will fundamentally alter the job market.
by Jeff Thomas, International Man:
Here we have a standard credit card receipt from a coffee shop.The diner understands that he’s not obligated to order anything that he doesn’t want to receive, but that, for whatever he does order, he must pay the price on the menu.
The subtotal is printed in large type on the charge slip. He may then decide whether or not the service he received was of particular value to him. Diners typically choose to pay somewhere between 10% and 20%, depending on the value they feel they’ve received.
from Your News:
California legislators prioritize funding for legal battles and immigration advocacy as the state grapples with catastrophic wildfires.
By yourNEWS Media Newsroom
California Democratic lawmakers have unveiled a controversial $50 million budget proposal aimed at countering the incoming Trump administration’s policies, even as the state faces one of its most devastating wildfire disasters. The plan, revealed during Governor Gavin Newsom’s special legislative session, allocates funds for litigation and grants to protect illegal migrants from deportation.