Corporate media defends child trafficking and attacks powerful new film exposing it

Virginia classifies fentanyl as weapon of terrorism in response to rise in overdose deaths
The state of Virginia has officially classified the opioid fentanyl as a "weapon of terrorism" in response to overdoses caused by the drug. According to local news outlet FFX Now, two bills signed by Gov. Glenn Youngkinin March codified this classification. Senate Bill (SB) 1188 and House... Read More

CDC altered Minnesota death certificates to remove "COVID vaccine" as cause of death
An unnamed individual recently obtained every death certificate in the state of Minnesota recorded from 2015 to the present. A subsequent analysis revealed that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) fudged every death certificate that labeled Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19)... Read More

Biden Regime grooming children while promoting perverted books and gender-bender cult philosophy in schools across America
"Woke" is an anti-cultural, anti-religious, anti-science term for a whole wave of Millennials who have been brainwashed by a perverted, insidious, communist-controlled media and educational system. Woke means hate white people for being born white. Woke means to deny or doubt God's... Read More

Science journal finally admits covid jabs cause autoimmune disorders
One of the world's top scientific journals, Science, is finally confessing to the fact that Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "vaccines" are hurting people and causing them to develop "long vax." Another name for "long covid," long vax encompasses the consortium of... Read More

Netherlands declares state of emergency to stop farmers from protesting green tyranny
The Netherlands has declared a state of emergency in a bid to prevent farmers from protesting against the country's green tyranny in the name of "fighting climate change." SHTF Plan's Mac Slavo wrote about the situation on July 3, noting that the Dutch government at The Hague made the... Read More

Google updated its privacy policy so it can use all your data to train AI
Google quietly updated their privacy policy earlier this month to note that they intend to use the content that is posted and shared online by anyone using their services to train their artificial intelligence technology. The new policy states: "We may collect information that's publicly... Read More

Transgenderism a "scientifically baseless movement," says endocrinologist
Everything the Endocrine Society is currently pushing with regards to "gender-affirming care," especially for children, is completely unscientific, a prominent endocrinologist has warned. In a recent piece he co-wrote for The Wall Street Journal, Dr. Roy Eappen criticized the Endocrine... Read More

Proof 'climate change' is a hoax: Climate models are engineered with 'dangerous' CO2 warming conclusions built right into the code
More proof that the "scientific community" isfilled with more left-wing activists than actual scientists when it comes to hyperventilating about global warming and "climate change" has been found. In November 2021, Gavin Schmidt, one of the primary programmers of the NASA... Read More

Dr. Lee Merritt and Trent Loos discuss land grabs in America - Brighteon.TV
Trent Loos joined the Medical Rebel Dr. Lee Merritt to talk about land grabs in America during the June 28 episode of the "Merritt Medical Hour" on Brighteon.TV. MerrittsaidAmericans must have their own land where they can live and grow food to take care of themselves. If they do not have... Read More

Big bribes: Big Tech spent at least 250M to kill regulatory proposals in Congress
Big Tech firms such as Amazon, Apple, Alphabet and Meta havespent at least 250 M on efforts to kill regulatory proposals filed in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. The National Pulse's Jack Montgomery shed light on the scheme in a July 7 article, claiming that the tech giants... Read More

Rogue agency CISA connives with Big Tech to censor speech and manipulate the lives of Americans
There is a thin line that separates the execution of credible and honest government watchdog duties and abuse of power and responsibility. The House Judiciary Committee recently released a report on how the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which is under the Department of... Read More

Study: Many health care clinics in Oregon lost workers due to COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Many health care clinics in Oregon have lost workers as a result of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine mandate, according to a study. A group of researchers from Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) made a survey and sent it out to staffers at 80 clinics across the Beaver State's 28... Read More

U.S. military facing recruitment shortages, with most potential service members disqualified
The U.S. military is having a hard time filling up its ranks, thanks to recruitment shortages. To make things worse, most potential service members are disqualified from enlisting due to a myriad of reasons. Brazilian international affairs researcher Uriel Araujo elaborated on the problem andcited... Read More

RFK Jr. dismisses "conspiracy theorist" accusations, insists he hasn't been proven wrong about his beliefs
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) hasdismissed accusations of being a "conspiracy theorist," adding that he is yet to be proven wrong about his beliefs on certain things. The Democratic presidential hopeful recently sat down with Reason TV for an interview with Reason magazine... Read More

China has had a spy base in Cuba for decades, retired army counterintelligence agent says
A retired army counterintelligence agent disclosed that the espionage operations of China in Cuba have been operating and targeting the United States for over three decades. Chris Simmons, a former chief of a counterintelligence research division of the Defense Intelligence Agency, revealed that... Read More

It's all about control: Macron suggests shutting down internet and cutting off access to social media platforms to curb protests in France
French President Emmanuel Macronhas suggested the possibility of shutting down the internet and cutting off access to social media platforms like Snapchat and TikTok to limit protests in France. Duringa gathering atElysée Palace, Macron stated that these social media platforms could... Read More

Coffee and other natural remedies that can help you recover from a hangover
When you drink alcoholic beverages, your liver breaks down the alcohol into acetaldehyde, a toxic compound that can cause headaches, nausea and other unpleasant symptoms. After a night of drinking too much alcohol, your body will try to eliminate the acetaldehyde by making you take numerous trips... Read More

New app, same old story: Meta's Threads accused of mass censorship and data harvesting
Meta, formerly known as Facebook,launched its newest "Twitter killer"app called Threads on Thursday, July 6. The launch, however, was immediately marred by accusations of mass censorship as users discovered their posts being flagged or removed within minutes of publication. Threads,... Read More

Destination, biometrics and more: New cars can track and collect driver data, warn experts
According to recent data, somenew cars can spy onyou and record data like your destination and biometric information. Withinthe past decade, the technology used in vehicles has significantly advanced, allowing many modern cars tobecome increasingly connected. This means new cars now have many ways... Read More

China enacts export restrictions on two crucial metals amid escalating trade war with US
China has just instituted massive export restrictions on two metals - gallium and germanium - necessary for the manufacturing of crucial technologies. According to a notice by China'sMinistry of Commerce andGeneral Administration of Customs, the export controls will come into effect on August 1... Read More

Chinese mining companies accused of human rights and environmental abuses in pursuit of "green transition"
A new report has accused Chinese corporations of more than a hundred human rights and environmental abuses at mines where China is producing much of the world's supply of minerals for green energy projects,such as lithium, cobalt, copper and rare earth minerals. This is according to the Business... Read More

Sharks are behaving strangely and plastic pollution could be to blame
Plastic pollution in the ocean continues to harm marine life, from birds that mistakenly eat plastic to sea turtles that get trapped in plastic waste. Now, sharks are behaving strangely and plastic pollution in the ocean may be to blame. There's so much plastic in the ocean and sharks may be... Read More

Unreliable source: Siemens Energy says up to 30 percent of its wind turbines could be malfunctioning
International energy firm Siemens Energy has experienced a significant setback, disclosing that up to 30 percent of its wind turbines could be malfunctioning. According to Siemens Gamesa CEO Jochen Eickholt, the company believes between 15 percent and 30 percent of its installed fleets are... Read More

Ben Armstrong outlines the difference between fake freedom and real freedom
Ben Armstrong of the New American magazine discussed the difference between fake freedom and real freedom on the July 4 edition of "The Ben Armstrong Show," in time for Independence Day. Heurged Americans to take a look at what freedom really is, warning that there is a lot of fake... Read More

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