by Stephen Green, PJ Media:
The Trump grand jury in Georgia has yet to reveal any indictments, but the jury’s foreman — forewoman, foreperson, forexian, whatever — is already doing the cable news circuit… and in the weirdest way.
Honestly, you have to see Emily Kohrs in action to believe it.
by Jan Nieuwenhuijs, Gainesville Coins:
According to my analysis, the Chinese central bank owned 4,309 tonnes of gold on December 31, 2022, which is more than double than what is officially disclosed. My estimate would make China the second largest gold reserve country after the US. The Chinese private sector holds 23,745 tonnes, bringing the total amount of gold in China to 28,054 tonnes.
China and European countries are in agreement to equalize their ratios of monetary gold relative to GDP in order to prepare for a global gold standard.
MORE – SBF and his co-conspirators made more than 300 illegal political donations in the United States, according to a new indictment that was unsealed today.
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) February 23, 2023
by Raheem Kassam, The National Pulse:
President Donald J. Trump has released one of the strongest denunciations of U.S. establishment foreign policy and the apparatus at the heart of it, since Eisenhower’s 1961 warning, The National Pulse can exclusively report.
“World War III has never been closer than it is right now,” the 45th President warns, before going on to make a series of policy promises about completing the mission of reforming Washington that his administration began in 2016.
by Didi Rankovic, Reclaim The Net:
“Convenience” over privacy.
Particular brands of “safety” – and “convenience” – have become almost the familiar refrain under which various forms of digital, biometrics-based IDs are now being introduced by various sectors of various industries across the globe.
by Rhoda Wilson, Daily Expose:
Official figures quietly published by the UK Government reveal that the fully/triple/quadruple vaccinated population has accounted for 9 in every 10 Covid-19 deaths in England over the past two years and 92% of Covid-19 deaths throughout the entirety of 2022.
by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D., Childrens Health Defense:
When officials decided on Feb. 6 to burn off the hazardous chemicals in Norfolk Southern’s derailed freight train in a “controlled burn” in East Palestine, Ohio, the fire released a plume of highly toxic chemicals — many of which are key elements in plastics production.
When officials decided on Feb. 6 to burn off the hazardous chemicals in Norfolk Southern’s derailed freight train in a “controlled burn” in East Palestine, Ohio, the fire released a plume of highly toxic chemicals — many of which are key elements in plastics production.
by Dr. Joseph Mercola, Mercola:
from The Conservative Treehouse:
Putting aside the rules of grand juries speaking to media that do not apply because the Fulton County, GA, group was not a regular grand jury – but rather a “special grand jury”, you might be interested to watch the foreperson of the group speak to MSNBC.
No, really, trust me.… you need to see this. Pick your spot on the video, just about any spot, and watch it. I have it prompted to my favorite. WATCH:
by Andreas Wailzer, Life Site News:
Kyle Seraphin said that his original suspension from the FBI was due to his decision not to receive a COVID shot and for disclosing FBI targeting of pro-lifers in New Mexico.
FBI whistleblower Kyle Seraphin, who leaked the intelligence memo targeting traditional Catholics, has said that he was originally suspended from the bureau for refusing the COVID shot and leaking information on the FBI targeting pro-lifers.
by W.R. Wordsworth, American Thinker:
In attempting to make sense of things, one should always look to the insights of the wise and the experienced. But one should also heed the occasional ill-considered outbursts of loud-mouthed idiots, since these too can be quite enlightening. A ranting partisan sometimes gives the game away by thoughtlessly blurting out the cynical thinking behind their own lousy ideas. Such inadvertent and ill-advised slips make it far easier to emotionally reverse engineer partisan stances that more skilled advocates all too often succeed in dressing up as serious proposals.
