from We Are Change:
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The Pervasive Problem of Plastics in Your Food
by Dr. Joseph Mercola, Mercola:
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- A Consumer Reports investigation into plasticizers, which are chemicals widely used to make plastic flexible, found the compounds in 84 out of 85 food and beverages tested
- Bisphenol A (BPA) was found in 79% of the samples, which included fruits, vegetables, milk, meat, seafood, baby food and more; phthalates were detected in every food tested except one
Not Cool – Alex Soros Tweets: “Bullet Hole, 47”
from The Conservative Treehouse:
Alex Soros, the son of George Soros, sends a message via his Twitter account that is troubling.
Being subtle like a brick through a window the billionaire leftist posts a picture of a “Bullet Hole” and “$47.”
President Donald Trump is going to be the 47th President.
How to Distinguish Federal Agents From Patriots
from Moonbattery:
As election season gets underway and Democrats become increasingly desperate to hold on to power, expect more false flag operations along the lines of the FBI’s Gauleiter Gretchen kidnapping plot and the shenanigans the Lincoln Project pulled against Glenn Youngkin in Virginia. If all goes according to plan, Dems will be able to provoke a handful of right-wingers to behave like mostly peaceful Black Lives Matter protesters, as on January 6; then they can respond with martial law.
Something Serious Is Going On Behind The Scenes (Ep. 2170)
from The Dan Bongino Show:
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European Parliament Opens ‘Hate Speech’ Investigation Into Yet Another Right-Wing MEP
by Dr. Frederick Attenborough, Daily Sceptic:
Yet more evidence that the term ‘hate speech’ is fast becoming a euphemism for any form of lawful discourse that progressives happen not to like for purely ideological reasons – as reported by Thomas O’Reilly for the European Conservative, the European Parliament is investigating a Flemish MEP for hate speech after he referred to EU asylum policy as a form of “organised replacement” at a plenary debate.
Are Meta and Google America’s next big landlords?
by Sam Bourgi, Credit News:
Big Tech corporations are planning massive real estate projects, but not everyone is convinced it’s a good idea
After conquering the digital realm, America’s Big Tech is plotting colossal real estate projects that could house thousands of people and retail stores in the physical world.
Google-parent Alphabet Inc. is in the process of building a massive 153-acre neighborhood near its Mountain View, California, headquarters. The complex will feature more than 7,000 homes and roughly 300,000 square feet of retail and community spaces.
Alex Soros Tweets Out Bullet Hole and 47 — A Direct Violent Threat to Donald Trump!
by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
They want him gone – no matter the cost.
President Trump is up in the polls, and the Republican base is coalescing around him. DeSantis, his most formidable primary challenger, dropped from the race and endorsed President Trump on Sunday.
The globalist elites are in a panic. Trump is the greatest threat to their power over humanity in the civilized world. Something must be done.
Alex Soros tweeted out an obvious threat against President Trump on Sunday evening.
“Diverse But Incompetent”: Comedian Rob Schneider Pens Open Letter Calling Out ‘Drag Queen’ CEO Of United Airlines
from ZeroHedge:
DEI started to (finally) make its way into the public’s crosshairs following the embarrassing testimony of several Ivy League college professors about the events in Israel on October 7th.
The discussion was ratcheted up a notch after a door from an Alaska Airlines plane detached mid-air, leading many to raise questions about whether or not DEI hiring standards at Boeing were negatively affecting the company’s output.
Even more recently, United’s CEO Scott Kirby was accused of being a drag queen and additional questions were raised about how the airline prioritizes safety for its passengers and employees.
Major SCOTUS Case Could Force Congress to Do Its Job, and Restore Power to the People
by Selwyn Duke, The New American:
Are we truly a nation of, by, and for the people, as Lincoln put it, if our elected representatives aren’t the ones actually making the decisions affecting our lives? For a long time they haven’t been making many of those decisions, too, having essentially “outsourced” them to judges and bureaucrats. But two cases currently before the Supreme Court could help remedy this problem and force Congress to do its job — and could restore power to the people.
The two cases are Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Commerce. And what instigated them well illustrates the perils of letting unelected officials, whose unelected status places them beyond the people’s corrective reach, issue life-altering regulations.
How the Israel Lobby Takes Out Its Opponents
from Glenn Greenwald:
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What We Don’t Know About the Danger of DEI in the Airline Industry is Scarier than What We Know
by William Sullivan, American Thinker:
United Airlines became the subject of derision and mockery recently as a viral video emerged of United’s CEO Scott Kirby proclaiming his company’s potentially disastrous and deadly mission to have half of their future hires be “women or people of color” as part of its corporate quest for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), an ideological cancer that has been eating away at America’s academic, economic, and societal strength for years.
As Chinese Purchases Of US Farmland Soar, It’s Becoming Impossible To Track How Much It Owns
from ZeroHedge:
The topic of China’s ownership of US farmlands is starting to boil over.
Six months after we reported that a “Bipartisan Bill Aims To Block Chinese Purchase Of US Farmland”, more are starting to pay attention yet as even Bloomberg notes that America “is seeing more and more of its most fertile land snapped up by China and other foreign buyers” the big problem remains: it’s difficult to know just how much farmland China has bought due to problem with how the US tracks such data.
