by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
Six months ago, Dr. Robert Malone was one of a group, on behalf of 17,000 doctors and medical scientists worldwide, who held a press conference to call for a halt to covid “vaccines.”
Last month, he was one of a group of doctors and experts in Austria who wrote a doctors proclamation declaring the importance of human dignity, integrity, personal sovereignty, and the fundamental rights to assemble, speak freely, and to protect future generations.
by Tom Luongo, Tom Luongo:
Consider this, Consider this the hint of the century
Consider this, the slip, that dropped me to my knees, failed.
What if all these fantasies come flailing around?
And now, I’ve said…. too much
— R.E.M. – Losing My Religion
I probably should have codified these before the turn of the new year but I didn’t even think of doing one of these lists until someone mentioned it on Twitter a few days ago.
So, here it goes.
from The Conservative Treehouse:
I like Neil Oliver a lot. I like his perspective, his deliberate nature, his refusal to accept the bullshit, and this monologue is one of the reasons why. I have said it before that in the era of great pretending, the influential people will be those who do not play the game of pretense. Neil Oliver is one of those people who refuses to play.
In this monologue Oliver uses two of my favorite metaphors to describe modern western civilization. First, the Potemkin Villages constructed by political elite in their effort to make it seem like the world is something it is not. Second, the great pretending that is needed in order to sell it.
by Kurt Nimmo, Kurt Nimmo on Geopolitics:
The squabble on the House floor was partisan political theater, nothing more.
Yawn. Another warmongering statist is elected to head up the “right” side of the corporatist uniparty in the House of Representatives. The other side of the uniparty—the “woke” contingent, segregated on the “left” side of the aisle—condemned his appointment as a victory for Trump.
from Moonbattery:
Unelectable, backward-looking candidates (not opposition to abortion) caused the promised Red Wave to peter out. Republicans barely managed to retake the House, and struggled mightily just to elect a Speaker. But there is hope: Ron DeSantis.
DeSantis squeaked into office in 2018. He governed so well that in 2022, facing a more serious candidate than Andrew Gillum, he won in a landslide. He continues to take the moonbat establishment bull by the horns.
by Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN, America Outloud:
Let’s continue the dialog with an anonymous Utilization and Review Nurse (UR) who reached out to Nurse April and me after hearing about our show on 12/28 with the following email:
April and Jodi-
I just listened to your episode from December 28th. You guys are awesome! I’m a new gardener, owner of 4 chickens, and also an RN (formerly critical care then L&D but now I work for a major insurance company in utilization review from home). Like you all, I’ve been in total disbelief over the last few years at what I’ve been seeing from our colleagues. I knew from April 2020 that something was seriously wrong. In my current job which I’ve been in since 2015, I review medical records of inpatient admissions all day long. I was on maternity leave when covid hit and went back to work early thinking surely they must need me- instead I came back and we had hardly anyone in the hospital (and we review for the entire state of California- a supposed hot zone). In the beginning, I was reviewing H&Ps of docs giving hydroxy for COVID.
by Selwyn Duke, The New American:
He’s not exactly Mrs. Doubtfire, a male film-character who masqueraded as a female housekeeper in order to see his children, custody of whom he’d lost via divorce. But one Ecuadorian man is the closest thing to that you’ll find:
He has legally “changed his sex” in an effort to see his kids after an acrimonious marital split.
The thinking is vintage 2020s: In a time where identity is fancied reality, the easiest way to avoid anti-male discrimination is female impersonation.
from ZeroHedge:
Salt Lake City officials are finding mysterious antennas across the foothills of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. The first ones were discovered nearly a year ago, but more have been popping up in recent months. These devices appear to be relaying data across a wide area.
As first reported by KSLTV 5 in Utah, the mysterious devices consist of a battery box, a solar panel, and an antenna.
“These towers have been bolted into different peaks and summits and ridges around the foothills,” Tyler Fonarow, the city’s recreational trails manager, explained, “and it started with one or two, and now it might be as much as a dozen.”
by Greg Hunter, USA Watchdog:
Lawyer John Titus is an ardent Fed watcher. He has some of the most popular videos on the internet explaining complicated Federal Reserve actions and policies. Titus says the Fed is in a dangerous situation where the slightest wrong move in any direction could cause a financial system meltdown worse than 2008. Titus explains, “When you have a debt based monetary system and you take away the drugs, you risk a withdrawal process that can get very nasty, and that’s exactly what happened in 2008. You start this downward deflationary spiral, and suddenly, people start calling in loans. Oh my goodness, the collateral is not good, and we all know what happened in 2008. That’s why the Fed has got to be careful now. They are between a rock and a hard place. They don’t want the money supply, the bank money supply, at the retail level to rocket up. They’ve got to stop that. They have stopped that on one hand, but on the other hand, they don’t want the deflationary spiral. The last thing they want in the world is the twin nightmare. You’ve got raging inflation, and by the way, no one has a job, and nobody has any money. The money you do have doesn’t buy anything. The Fed is staring right at it.”
