An emergency on children's health
More excess deaths than expected in children 0-14 years in Western countries 2020-2023 (analyzed by Phinance Technologies)
The Netherlands, UK, US, Bulgaria
Check the numbershttps://t.co/qmpo0fEbO1
— dr.ir. Carla Peeters (@CarlaPeeters3) April 20, 2024
by Christina Maas, Reclaim The Net:
Sydney residents question the implications of centralized truth and censorship in the wake of a government’s push to police online discourse.
Offering a fresh perspective on the fallout of a recent Sydney stabbing attack, residents have expressed their anger and mistrust toward the police who have insisted they alone should be the arbiter of truth in this incident. These sentiments stem from a press briefing given by New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb last Thursday.
from Dane Wigington:
TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/
by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D., Childrens Health Defense:
The EPA’s proposed new limits on how much nitrogen, phosphate and other pollutants meat processing facilities can discharge into surface waters will disproportionately affect small meat processors, likely forcing many of them to close or sell out to big corporations.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing new limits on how much nitrogen, phosphate and other pollutants meat processing facilities can discharge into surface waters.
The EPA said the proposed rule change will “improve water quality and protect human health and the environment.”
by Patrick Delaney, LifeSite News:
National Public Radio’s (NPR) new CEO Katherine Maher has been facing a torrent of old comments coming back to haunt her which betray a significant hard-left world view amidst running complaints about the credibility of the publicly-funded news organization.
In a newly released video clip, the former CEO of Wikipedia appears to classify the necessity of “reliable sources” as “inherently limited” to the intentions for what the “free and open source” community was trying to achieve.
by Toby Young, Daily Sceptic:
In my latest Spectator column I’ve written about Justin Trudeau’s dystopian Online Harms Bill. Here’s how it begins:
You’d assume the reaction to the SNP’s new hate crime laws would make other authoritarian governments hesitate before introducing similar legislation. Humza Yousaf has become a laughing stock and his approval ratings have fallen by 15 points. But apparently not. The new Irish Taoiseach, Simon Harris, is determined to railroad through the Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill, Donald Tusk’s government in Poland wants to introduce a new law that would make it a criminal offence to ‘defame’ a member of the LGBT community and Justin Trudeau is pressing ahead with an Online Harms Bill that makes our own Online Safety Act seem like the First Amendment. It’s as if all these ‘liberal’ leaders are saying: “You think Humza Yousaf is the West’s foremost opponent of free speech? Hold my beer.”
Ok – by now you recognize the tactic. They project into their opponents exactly what they are doing. And the irony here is that she knows she is guilty of “Treason and Sedition” under US law so she is trying to get ahead of any accountability – if by some miracle they don’t delay… https://t.co/JZwEO43PDa
— Lara Logan (@laralogan) April 21, 2024
by Dr. Peter McCullough, America Outloud:
With all the buzz about highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza (HPAI), we thought it would be useful to review this chapter in veterinary vaccine history. It turns out that Asian countries have deployed vaccines since 1995, and China started vaccinating poultry in 2004. In the same year, the US had its first outbreak of H5N2 avian influenza in over twenty years.
“On 17 February 2004, the state of Texas reported the detection of a type A influenza virus from chickens. The mild clinical signs observed in the affected flock were consistent with an infection caused by a low pathogenicity AIV. However, the presence of multiple basic amino acids at the HA cleavage site, which was identical to the amino acid sequence in the highly pathogenic A/chicken/Scotland/59 (H5N1) virus, required that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Veterinary Services Laboratories report that the A/chicken/Texas/298313/04 (TX/04) (H5N2) isolate was classified as a highly pathogenic AIV on 23 February 2004. However, on 1 March 2004, National Veterinary Services Laboratories announced the results of the chicken pathogenicity test that showed the virus as being avirulent for chickens; the chickens remained healthy throughout the 10-day observation period.”
by Ryan Saavedra, Daily Wire:
Communist China is beginning to rapidly increase its footprint in the Caribbean as it seeks to dethrone the United States as the world’s leading superpower.
Newsweek reported that just a couple hundred miles away from the U.S. Virgin Islands, China has started to take over the paradise island of Antigua.
Katherine Maher, the CEO of NPR
and intelligence spook?Let’s look at her resume and you tell me if it doesn’t scream spy. Another thing to keep in mind is that she is only 41 years old.
-She received her bachelor’s degree in Middle Eastern and Islamic studies in 2005 from… pic.twitter.com/L8QkzO7rLg
— Champagne Joshi (@JoshWalkos) April 20, 2024
by Anthony Scott, The Gateway Pundit:
The United Kingdom’s lone munitions filing factory exploded on Wednesday, just two days after a fire erupted at the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported on April 15th, the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant (SCAAP), the United States’ primary producer of 155mm artillery shell bodies, caught fire.
Just two days later, on April 17th, a section of the United Kingdom’s lone munition factory exploded after a single shell went off inside the factory.
by David Blackmon, The Daily Caller:
I recorded a podcast this week in which the host told me I am an “outlier” for being willing to write the truth about the destructive nature of the Biden administration’s energy policies. It was one of the kindest things anyone has ever said to me, frankly.
So, I guess I will be an outlier again when I write that the idea being considered again by White House officials of having President Biden declare a climate emergency so he can implement a draconian crackdown on the domestic oil and gas industry is frankly crazy. That’s the truth.
by Selwyn Duke, The New American:
“A man capable of deceiving only others,” instructs a sage old saying, “is not as dangerous as a man capable of deceiving himself.” Bringing this to mind are comments Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. made recently, talking about an interaction he had with CNN news anchor Erin Burnett two weeks ago.
Kennedy described how Burnett was genuinely shocked when, responding to a question she asked about how President Trump allegedly imperils the Republic, he told her that Joe Biden actually poses the greater threat.
“I can make an argument that President Biden is even more dangerous to the Republic,” he related on The Rubin Report last week. “And she had this kind of astonished look — where, you know, her brain stopped working.”
