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Thursday, December 28, 2023

Heart deaths

"In March 2021, The Telegraph was one of the first newspapers to imply a causal link between the jab and blood clots after Norwegian scientists suggested a possible mechanism.

On the day we published the story we received a threatening phone call from a senior official at the MHRA warning that The Telegraph would be banned from future briefings and press notices if we did not soften the news.

The Chicago Mayor’s Hat Trick of Dreadful Policies - Charles Lipson

"When your city elects a mayor whose main job qualification is “organizer for the Chicago Teachers Union,” you get what you paid for, or rather what the powerful CTU paid for.

With Mayor Brandon Johnson, you get a special bonus, an unwelcome one.

His proposed policies are unworkable, unaffordable, and deeply unpopular in the city that elected him less than a year ago.
Three policies stand out for particular ridicule. Mayor Johnson wants to:

Start city-owned and -operated groceries in some underserved areas...
Ticket the buses bringing illegal immigrants to Chicago, mostly from Texas...
Close down all the selective-enrollment (magnet) schools in Chicago, the only ones where students actually read above grade level...

CBS News Serves Up a Minimum Wage Shot/Chaser and Who Could Have POSSIBLY Predicted This?

CBS News Serves Up a Minimum Wage Shot/Chaser and Who Could Have POSSIBLY Predicted This?
"This morning I ran across yet another example of that, and it comes in the form of the government trying to "help" the U.S. labor force make more money.

CBS News reported a minimum wage increase as an "economic boost" for millions of workers:

CBS News needs to read its own social media posts more often because I spotted them also reporting that not every worker is going to feel an "economic boost" from higher minimum wages:

Ohio waits to see whether Republican governor will sign bill saving children from sterilizing drugs and genital mutilation | Blaze Media

Ohio waits to see whether Republican governor will sign bill saving children from sterilizing drugs and genital mutilation | Blaze Media:

Ohioans are waiting to see whether their Republican governor is willing to risk unpopularity with the radical left by ratifying Republican state Rep. Gary Click's House Bill 68, which would uphold parental rights, protect girls' sports, and spare minors in the state from irreversible genital mutilations and sterilizing puberty blockers. Gov. Mike DeWine has until Friday to make up his mind. A failure to either sign or veto the bill will mean the SAFE Act will go into effect immediately.

Tesla Just Killed the Future of Electric Cars

Propaganda was adopted and used extensively by the IPCC in accordance with its own written manifesto

Propaganda was adopted and used extensively by the IPCC in accordance with its own written manifesto - Bjørn K

"...Changing the scale to imply a relationship is a classic misdirection and was practiced time and time again (CO2- Temperature, CO2-pH, CO2-Sea level, CO2-Ice volume, etc.)
Restricting the scientific investigation to proving a connection to CO2 and admitting that its target audiences were politicians suggests a biased agenda.
Proclamations of cataclysmic consequences are propaganda and not based on scientific facts.
The data are insufficient to validate a current global warming trend or to support that minute increases in CO2 concentrations can cause global cataclysmic consequences...

The fact is―the earth is boringly healthy.
https://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation?paperID=62334

Lunch video-----Making The Data Better

"A look at the nonsensical and comedic data tampering US government agencies are engaged in altering the Icelandic temperature record.

Noon-toon

2023 was the year campus antisemitism finally got its reckoning after college students cheer for terrorism

2023 was the year campus antisemitism finally got its reckoning after college students cheer for terrorism:

The year 2023, particularly the months after the Oct. 7 terror attacks, featured lawsuits, congressional investigations, and threats to cut federal funding from elite universities. It was the year that campus antisemitism, long bubbling under the radar on college campuses, finally got its reckoning.

Tampons!

ALERT: A federal court in Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta Division) will allow plaintiffs to proceed to trial after they presented expert evidence which found 7 core vulnerabilities in the Dominion voting system

ALERT: A federal court in Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta Division) will allow plaintiffs to proceed to trial after they presented expert evidence which found 7 core vulnerabilities in the Dominion voting system Tom Fitton @TomFitton

1. Attackers can alter the QR codes on printed ballots to modify voters’ selections; 2. Anyone with brief physical access to the BMD (ballot marking device) machines can install malware onto the machines; 3. Attackers can forge or manipulate the smart cards that a BMD uses to authenticate technicians, poll workers, and voters, which could then be used by anyone with physical access to the machines to install malware onto the BMDs...

Under attack!

Mumbling actors, bad speakers or lazy listeners? Why everyone is watching TV with subtitles on | Television | The Guardian

"Subtitles aren’t just for the hard of hearing, with Netflix reporting 40% of its viewers regularly use them.
But do we just enjoy them or is there a more annoying reason?...
But if you’re switching subtitles on because you simply can’t make out what the actors are saying, it’s (probably) not your ears that are to blame.

Hard-to-hear dialogue is a known issue in the industry...

The problem starts on the movie set. In decades past, actors had to project loudly towards a fixed microphone. The advent of portable mics has allowed a shift towards a more intimate and naturalistic style of performance, where actors can speak more softly – or, some might say, mumble.
It’s an approach to acting Sics says has been around for a long time now, but something he’s certainly noticed more in younger performers...

#1 This day 1966-----The Monkees - I'm A Beliver (Original Video HD)

Instapundit - TAKE A BOW TIKTOK: One in five young Americans has a positive view of Osama Bin Laden

Instapundit - One in five young Americans has a positive view of Osama Bin Laden...

One in five young Americans has a positive view of 9/11 mastermind and Al Qaeda founder Osama Bin Laden, according to disturbing results of a DailyMail.com poll.
The alarming survey also found three in 10 Gen Z voters believe the views of the anti-Semitic terrorist leader who slaughtered thousands of innocent people were a ‘force for good’.
Family members of 9/11 victims said the findings are ‘horrifying’ and proof of a startling trend suggesting some in the younger generation are growing sympathetic to terrorists...

DEI statements?!!

US Navy Loosens Personal Cellphone Use in Basic Training

US Navy Loosens Personal Cellphone Use in Basic Training:

Each of these bizarre and woke acts by branches of the armed services demonstrates that the military is more concerned with playing woke politics than it is with winning wars. This does not attract the kind of young men who raise flags over Iowa Jima. Even if the introduction of cellphones to boot camp does not directly cause a degradation of discipline among other maladies to the Navy, the public perception of cellphones at boot camp may feed a general sense that our military is no longer a force that could storm Omaha Beach. This perception will surely accelerate a decline already endemic in the military.

Electricity Becoming Less Reliable DAVID STROM

...Last week, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) – the body in charge of US and Canadian grid reliability – published its latest 10-year outlook, saying that “sharp increases in peak demand forecasts and the potential for higher generator retirements are raising concerns for electric reliability over the next 10 years”. The regulator is projecting electricity shortfalls in areas where legacy generator retirements are expected before enough replacements are built to meet rising demand.
In addition, there are risks that the future generation mix in some regions could fail to deliver the enough electricity to meet demand under “energy-constrained conditions” including periods of low wind output or sub-freezing temperatures which can disrupt gas supplies to power stations where infrastructure is insufficiently weather-proofed. It says most parts of the United States face blackout risks over the next 10 years.

AM Fruitcake

History for December 28

History for December 28 - On-This-Day.com

Woodrow Wilson 1856 - 28th U.S. President

1732 - "The Pennsylvania Gazette," owned by Benjamin Franklin, ran an ad for the first issue of "Poor Richard’s Almanack."
1836 - Mexico's independence was recognized by Spain.
1895 - In Paris, the first commercial public screening of cinematographic films took place.
1945 - The U.S. Congress officially recognized the "Pledge of Allegiance."
1956 - After five years on television, the last "Ding Dong School" was aired on NBC-TV.
1973 - The Chamber of Commerce of Akron, OH, terminated its association with the All-American Soap Box Derby. It was stated that the race had become "a victim of cheating and fraud."
1973 - Alexander Solzhenitsyn published "Gulag Archipelago," an expose of the Soviet prison system.

Wednesday, December 27, 2023

SWAT mania! Big-name conservatives get swatted AGAIN on Christmas Day

SWAT mania! Big-name conservatives get swatted AGAIN on Christmas Day:

"It is clear federal law is currently inadequate on swatting incidents whether to schools, public figures, or Members of Congress. Such law must be updated. In addition, Congress must address the total failure of federal law enforcement agencies to deal with these violent threats."