NATO imprisoning journalists

Last week Joe Biden, Karine Jean-Pierre and other media luminaries fell all over themselves expressing the importance of press freedom and excoriating Russia for imprisoning Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. Not mentioned? Spanish journalist Pablo Gonzalez who has been held in a Polish prison for 14 months without being charged with a crime.

NARRATIVES DON’T MAINTAIN THEMSELVES, YOU KNOW: CNN Abruptly Ends Interview After Migrant Makes Damning Admission About Title 42.

via townhall: As a CNN reporter strolled the streets near the U.S.-Mexico border, he stopped to ask a migrant, “Were you aware of Title 42 and that they were going to open the border like before the pandemic?” In response, the migrant said “yes,” telling the reporter that he heard the southern border would be … Read more

“People are Getting Killed” – GOP Lawmaker Calls for Impeachment of DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

Last week Title 42 was lifted, and with this legal action the Biden regime opened the US borders to the world. 10,000 illegals were storming the US border a day setting all-time records last week. Also last week House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) called for Alejandro Mayorkas’s impeachment. This was long overdue. Over 5 … Read more

Argentina is set to raise interest-rates to 97%

by Shaun Richards Over the weekend I was thinking about Turkey and the issues of high interest-rates and currency devaluations, partly due to the Presidential elections there. But in terms of economic news Argentina has stepped up and said “Hold My Beer”. Argentina is preparing a set of emergency measures, including raising its key interest … Read more

Facial recognition at Air Canada.

Presenting Air Canada’s digital identification system Air Canada is introducing digital identification technology through the Air Canada mobile app, which allows you to access multiple touchpoints along your journey without needing to show your boarding pass or government ID. Our digital identification technology takes measurements of the face and creates a numeric representation called a faceprint. The … Read more

Well d’uh… Toronto ‘Anti-Capitalist’ Pay-When-You-Can Cafe Shuts Down After Just One Year

The Anarchist describes itself as an “anti-capitalist, anti-colonial cafe, shop and radical community space on stolen land.” “Unfortunately, the lack of generational wealth/seed capital from ethically bankrupt sources left me unable to weather the quiet winter season, or to grow in the ways needed to be sustainable longer-term,” the owner, Gabriel Sims-Fewer wrote last week. … Read more

Haiti’s Escalating Gang Violence

How much longer until those gangs get on boats and head north to the shores of Florida   In the same quarter, an estimated 13,490 people are believed to have fled their homes due to the violence and socio-economic situation. Several schools and healthcare facilities have had to shut in Port-au-Prince, while the escalations have … Read more

Flesh-eating zombie drug ‘tranq’ takes over LA streets : Users have rotting skin and seen hunched over …

Flesh-eating zombie drug 'tranq' takes over LA streets as users with rotting skin are seen https://t.co/MohLzOTCDg pic.twitter.com/wLvKmwsz6s — Daily Mail US (@Daily_MailUS) May 15, 2023   Flesh-eating zombie drug 'tranq' takes over LA streets https://t.co/YPOVp0Tzh4 — nobody (@NewsfeedsMedia) May 15, 2023 Los Angeles officials are trying to stop the spread of the flesh-eating drug xylazine … Read more

‘The Federal Reserve’s CBDC officially launches in July. All that’s missing is the crisis.’

They require CBDC for SOFR interest rates replacing LIBOR. They're replacing the system right before our eyes. We must reject it. — Christina (@BionicGirlChris) May 15, 2023 Investors yanked $2.1 billion out of financial stocks in the week through May 10, the most since May 2022 pic.twitter.com/6K7QXoX3kM — Cheddar Flow (@CheddarFlow) May 14, 2023 A … Read more

NYC business to go out of business as “congestion pricing” will cost drivers $23-85 just to enter Manhattan!

via NYPOST: Murphy is taking aim at neighboring Gov. Kathy Hochul over New York’s congestion pricing program — with an ad campaign aimed at wooing Big Apple residents and businesses into relocating to his state, The Post has learned. “New York’s congestion tax scheme is unfair for North Jersey commuters who already pay so much … Read more

47% of all internet traffic came from bots in 2022

by DenverHiker A new report reveals that in 2022, 47.4% of all internet traffic came from bots, a 5.1% increase over the previous year. The same report showed that human traffic, at 52.6%, decreased to its lowest level in eight years. This week, Imperva released its 10th annual Bad Bot Report, a global analysis of automated bot … Read more

Elites Manufacture Fake “Hate” Crisis as Pretext for Mass Spying, Blacklists, and Censorship

by: News Editors (Natural News) The public’s hatred of racial, sexual, and religious minorities is so out of control that it imperils our democracy. At least, that’s what influential leaders from Joe Biden and Barack Obama to former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden and California Governor Gavin Newsom want us to believe. (Article by Michael Shellenberger republished from Public.Substack.com) Last week … Read more

First Big Push Back Against WHO Power Grab Starting in UK

The vote for formal adoption of WHO IHR amendments pending. This attempted WHO power grab could effect everyone living in Western nations. The World Council for Health officially puts British MPs on notice that it is not acceptable to transfer any decision-making powers reserved for democratic institutions to an unelected, unaccountable supranational body like the … Read more

Lowest wheat harvest in 106 years…

via Yahoo: America’s wheat fields have become so plagued by drought that farmers are now poised to abandon crops at the highest rate in more than a century. Producers are expected to harvest about 67% of their planted acres, the US Department of Agriculture said Friday. If realized, that would be the lowest harvest ratio … Read more