by Neenah Payne, Activist Post:
The article below shows how much the “scientific consensus” has changed since the COVID years of 2020-2023.
Jay Bhattacharya’s Confirmation Hearing Proves the Lockdown Skeptics Won 3/6/25
Trump’s nominee for NIH director once stirred major controversy for criticizing lockdowns, mask mandates, and school closures. Yesterday, Senate Democrats didn’t even raise the issue.
by Chuck Baldwin, Lew Rockwell:
I’m sure most readers have seen the fiery and angry dialogue between President Donald Trump and ex-Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office a few days ago. Trump admitted during the press conference that he let the conference continue as long as he did, knowing Zelensky would not like what Trump (and Vice President Vance) said and would become agitated and angry—which he did.
Trump played Zelensky the way Benjamin Netanyahu plays Trump.
Soon after the altercation in the White House, Trump announced he was suspending military aid to Ukraine.
by M.B., Survival Blog:
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by Kit Knightly, Off Guardian:
After officially resigning two months ago, Justin Trudeau is finally stepping down as Prime Minister of Canada. His replacement? The recently-selected Mark Carney.
Regular readers are no doubt familiar with Carney, he’s had quite a few high-profile jobs over the years. As a quick reminder, let’s run down the highlights of his CV:
by James Howard Kunstler, Kunstler:
“There’s a chance to restore democracy from the bureaucracy, but just a chance.” —Elon Musk
CBS 60-Minutes’ Gaslighter-in-Chief Scott Pelley was at it again Sunday night trying to put over the story that Donald Trump had unfairly cashiered a broad swathe of federal agency Inspectors General — whose job it is to investigate crime, mischief, and administrative malfeasance. In the spotlight sat one Hampton Dellinger, Special Counsel to the independent Office of Special Counsel, who just resigned after a court battle over his firing weeks ago.
by Craig Hemke, Sprott Money:
Whether it’s due to central bank demand, delivery delays, tariffs, a lower dollar, or a combination of all these factors, there’s no denying that the price of gold is off to a strong start in 2025.
It has been a great beginning to the new year for gold and silver. After very strong gains in 2024, many analysts were expecting a pullback in prices in 2025 after a peak with all-time highs for gold in late October of last year. Not this “analyst,” however. Instead, as we wrote in our annual macrocast back in early January, more gains in 2025 should follow as the world, led by the U.S., slips into economic recession.
from WND:
Mass destruction order marks the latest step to dismantle the agency
A senior official at USAID instructed the agency’s remaining staff to convene at the agency’s now-former headquarters in Washington on Tuesday for an “all day” group effort to destroy documents stored there, many of which contain sensitive information.
The materials earmarked for destruction include contents of the agency’s “classified safes and personnel documents” at the Ronald Reagan Building, said an email sent by USAID’s acting executive director, Erica Carr, and obtained by POLITICO.
by Victor Joecks, PJ Media:
Dictators crave power. President Donald Trump is using his power to give Americans more freedom. That’s a massive difference.
Desperate to find an effective attack against Trump, some Democrats are recycling an old one. They claim he’s an authoritarian. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., invited laid-off federal workers to attend Trump’s recent speech to Congress. She said she was standing “shoulder to shoulder with people in defiance to a dictator.” That type of defiance led Democrats to callously withhold applause from a 13-year-old brain-cancer survivor simply because Trump introduced him. Shameful.
by Paul Joseph Watson, Modernity News:
In a huge development, and coming just weeks after federal health secretary and Fluoride-skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn into office, the state of Utah has become the first state to ban fluoride in public drinking water.
The landmark move also comes soon after recent major health studies were published which linked the decades-long US fluoridization in public drinking water with lower IQ in children.
by Willow Tohi, Natural News:
