by Tom Renz, Esq., America Outloud:
If you are paying attention, you have probably noticed a substantial amount of talk recently about the push to move to “digital currency.” The move to a truly digital currency is essentially the elimination of any tangible item for trade (such as cash) in exchange for a number assigned to individuals on a spreadsheet that dictates spending power. In my view, it is also the end of privacy, the complete loss of freedom, and extremely unconstitutional.
by Paul Dragu, The New American:
America has always been the number one destination for those seeking freedom and prosperity. Although not perfect, no other nation in the world has been as desirable as America. A major reason for that has been its governing documents, particularly the U.S. Constitution. But over time, adherence to the Constitution has waned, and with it the freedom and prosperity that made America so great. In this episode, Paul and Constitutional scholar Robert Brown discuss what a Constitutional response to Covid would’ve looked like, how much of the federal government is unconstitutional, and how Americans can restore their nation.
by Christopher Chantrill, American Thinker:
What’s comforting about the Twitter Files is the satisfaction of knowing the exact connections between the wokey useful idiots at Twitter and their Deep State masters.
It’s easy to think of the social-media big boys as cunning and malevolent monsters, but if they are anything like the world of SBF and FTX, it seems to me that they are shallow fools — naifs, silly wokey putty in the hands of the regime security police. I just can’t take a woman like Vijaya Gadde seriously. Or a man like Yoel Roth.
from InfoWars:
Former UCF Knight college football player tragically dies at hospital after sustaining severe brain injury during cardiac event.
Former college football player Jake Hescock passed away Sunday after suffering cardiac arrest during a jog last week.
“Hescock, 25, suffered cardiac arrest while jogging Tuesday in Boston, Mass. A passerby provided CPR and he was brought to a hospital before being placed on life support,” reported the Orlando Sentinel.
from ZeroHedge:
Fox News host Tucker Carlson went off on the US intelligence community during an appearance on former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard’s podcast. He also called Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer an “asshole” while discussing members of congress who are controlled by the intelligence community.
Carlson recounted an incident where he wanted to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin before the Ukraine war, and reached out through a well-connected friend to do so. Carlson kept Fox and his producers in the dark, yet was given a ‘tap on the shoulder’ by one of his ‘closest friends” who knew a high-up official at the National Security Agency.
by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall St On Parade:
Yesterday, just hours before Sam Bankman-Fried was arrested in the Bahamas at the request of Damian Williams, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Wall Street On Parade learned that Bankman-Fried had been allowed to purchase an SEC-registered retail brokerage firm in August of last year.
The brokerage firm at that time was called RJL Capital Group and was based in Staten Island, New York. Bankman-Fried changed the firm’s name to FTX Capital Markets LLC and moved its headquarters to Broad Street in the financial district in lower Manhattan.
by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog:
The mainstream media is trying really hard to convince all of us that inflation will soon no longer be a problem, but meanwhile food prices continue to soar to absolutely absurd levels. In fact, we just learned that vegetable prices increased by a whopping 38 percent in November. When I originally saw that number, I thought that it must represent the change from 12 months ago. But that is not the case. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, vegetable prices jumped 38.1 percent from October to November, and they are up a total of 80.6 percent over the past 12 months…
by Gretchen Small, LaRouche Organization:
Russian President Putin was asked in his Dec. 9 press conference following the Eurasian Economic Union summit, to explain what he meant when he said two days before, that “If Russia does not use nuclear weapons first, it won’t use them second, either.” As the reporter for Russia’s Channel One noted, that statement had “caused an uproar.” Putin’s dramatic reply to the question has yet to receive a serious policy response from Western leaders, or from Western media for that matter. The best that U.S. Secretary of Defense Gen. Lloyd Austin could muster, was a flippant dismissal of Putin’s deadly serious discussion of the consequences of the U.S.’s own preemptive nuclear-strike policy and stepped-up military posture to carry out such a strategic strike, as merely “deeply irresponsible nuclear saber-rattling” by the Russians.
by Greg Hunter, USA Watchdog:
Dr. Betsy Eads has been fighting to get the truth out about the debilitating and deadly CV19 bioweapon injections form the very beginning. The truth is coming out showing Dr. Eads was right all along even though the Lying Legacy Media (LLM) was suppressing her life saving data and analysis. In August, Dr. Eads predicted the human damage from the CV19 bioweapon was going to get far worse, and increasing numbers of vax deaths and injuries show she was right again. Dr. Eads now predicts, “. . . We are in the millions (of vax deaths) in America right now, and I am projecting a tsunami of deaths coming in the next two years. The problem is you cannot turn off this messenger RNA spike protein producing factory mechanism. People are still lockstep getting in line to take boosters, which have 70 million copies of the messenger RNA.
by Ethan Huff, Natural News:
In order to “save the planet” from “global warming” and “climate change,” the county of Oxfordshire in the United Kingdom is imposing climate lockdowns to keep residents from moving about and “polluting” the environment with their existence.
The Oxfordshire County Council recently approved plans to lock residents into one of six zones throughout the county. Residents will need a special permit to travel from one “zone” to another – and even with a permit they will only be allowed to travel “a maximum of 100 days per year.”
