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By Rita Johns

Having voted all my life in absolutely every conceivable election, feeling it my duty as well as an honor, I can no longer participate in this system. The last presidential election saw the public faced with two of the most unqualified, undignified, and low level candidates ever presented to the American public as presidential options. Trump and Clinton were the best of the best? The best at what? Each of them only slightly worse than the other depending on the topic. Neither of them should ever have been anywhere close to the office, much less contenders for the highest office of the US government.

The coming presidential election, if it even takes place in fact, will see the public faced with Trump and Biden as the only potential candidates. Two fumbling old men: one a misogynistic, amoral, pathological liar who has no interest in, or knowledge of the Constitution for the United States and who sees himself as some sort of royal, and the other? Has never really accomplished anything, is rumored to be unable to keep his hands off young girls and women, and many times appears totally confused about where he is and what is currently taking place.

I refuse. If this is the best we have….count me out. That’s my vote! No vote at all. And please don’t tell me that if I don’t vote I have no right to complain. Of course I do! If you vote for one of these losers, I can start by blaming you for putting them in office to begin with.

And please don’t confuse politics with interest in the well being of our country. Politics and political party’s only matter to the commoners. None of those elected officials give a damn about any of us.

Dear America: We’ve been had! The pandemic that never was.

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By Don Bowman

It would appear that the public is finally waking up to the fact that this claimed “virus” is far short of being an epidemic, much less a pandemic. While it is apparent that something has been inflicted on populations round the world, what that actually is remains to be seen. What we do know for a fact is that last years flu vaccine was laced with four different strains of corona virus, yet no one is collecting data on how many of those supposedly testing positive for this “virus” were foolish enough to take that vaccine in the first place. The report on the flu vaccine was published by the DoD. That same report has been thoroughly trashed by online trolls and supposed “authorities” claiming it does not say what it says. Or, does not mean what it says. What did you expect from the DoD? You know what a bunch of conspiracy theorists those folks at the DoD are. (sarc)

As for the flu vaccine: As it is known that the flu virus constantly mutates and does so rapidly, no vaccine could provide protection against the current strain. But please disregard that and take the vaccine anyway….that way if you still get the flu it might not be as bad as it would be if you didn’t vaccinate. What? Does that even make sense to any of you out there? You took that shot and got intentionally infected with various attenuated strains of the flu, along with other infectious agents and you thought this would protect you? FROM WHAT??

Things that just don’t make sense

  1. Why is it that the huge numbers of deaths are happening only in hospitals, nursing homes, jails, prisons, and other institutions where there is a captive population so to speak? Then ask yourself why, covid patients were forcibly put into nursing homes? Flu vaccination is required for residents. The death toll as a result was staggering. In my estimation, whatever this “virus” is, the potential victim had to be primed with the flu vaccine in order for it to activate. Just my thoughts.
  2. Why would all small locally owned businesses have to be shut down while big box stores like WallMart could remain open?
  3. Herd immunity can be achieved only by exposing the population as a whole to whatever is currently circulating. Why then would anyone support social distancing? The fact is that social distancing is a psychological operation meant to isolate each of us from one another. Isolation is a known method of torture and causes a withering of human beings both physically and psychologically. This is supported by the massive increase in suicides currently experienced across the country.

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“There Are Fates Worse Than Death” – Catherine Austin Fitts Exposes the Injection Fraud

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Catherine Austin Fitts of solari.com interviews James Corbett about his new documentary, Who Is Bill Gates? They go beyond the focus on Gates to discuss the syndicate that he is leading, the business model it relies on, and the new form of collateral that will underlie the digital economy: the human body. Don’t miss this vital conversation that fills in the missing pieces of the puzzle and draws back the curtains on the real purpose of the injection fraud.

Just Futures Law, national and community groups, demand Trump Administration release its secret plan with tech companies to expand surveillance under COVID-19

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SOURCE: justfutureslaw.org

On Friday, Just Futures Law, in concert with MijenteMediaJustice, and Immigrant Defense Project and organizers around the country, filed Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and public record requests in order to ​demand more information on tech companies’ multi-million secret deal with the Trump Administration to build ​HHS Protect​ Now​, ​a new vast secretive data platform that has health records, hospital stays, and patient contacts.

Under COVID-19, governments and private companies are collecting vast amounts of personal information through new health surveillance tools like contact tracing apps, mobile location data, and temperature sensors. The Trump Administration has quietly granted ​companies like Palantir unprecedented access to personal data without limits, consent or accountability. ​We know little about how this information is being used, and most importantly, whether it is limited to fight COVID and protect our public health. This unlimited and unaccountable dragnet could be disastrous for communities of color. ​In Minnesota for example, the government is already ​repurposing contact tracing technology to track Black Lives Matter protesters.

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Trump is using a pandemic to weaken environmental law. First victim: The Grand Canyon

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SOURCE:  azcentral.com

Opinion: There’s no such thing as a ‘safe’ uranium mine. Yet a new report recommends excluding these mines from public review and comment.

Canyon Mine is a uranium mine located 6 miles southeast of Tusayan on the Kaibab National Forest near the Grand Canyon. (Photo: Mark Henle/The Republic)

by Raúl Grijalva, opinion contributor

President Trump is using the worst pandemic in a century to weaken our environmental laws without public oversight, and he isn’t sparing the Grand Canyon.

While Americans shelter at home, waiting for the administration to offer a more effective medical response than injecting bleach, an administration advisory group just released a report recommending opening more public lands to uranium extraction.

The steps recommended in a new report by the Nuclear Fuel Working Group, an industry-stacked panel the president created through an executive order in July 2019, look a lot like pre-determined conclusions.

One of the most alarming should worry every Arizonan, and frankly every American: excluding uranium mines from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), which gives Americans the chance to review and comment on major proposals that impact them.

The report, if it’s implemented, paves the way for dangerous mining of the sort that even industry cheerleaders don’t suggest in public.

Report would give polluters a free pass

This is not alarmism. The report spells it out in black and white when it recommends that federal regulators “consider categorical exclusions for uranium mineral exploration and development activities.” A categorical exclusion is offered only to individual projects determined to have no impact on the environment.

These are sometimes handed out to industry in the guise of streamlining or efficiency — which, under recent Republican administrations, have become code words for giving polluters a free pass.

The Trump administration wants to take advantage of widespread stay-at-home policies to weaken laws that protect us from unchecked pollution. A democratic government puts the people first, and cutting environmental regulations while the people aren’t able to go to a public meeting or make sure their voices are heard is not democratic.

These recommendations are another in a long line of industry giveaways being pushed under cover of pandemic without public scrutiny.

The American people should reject this report and the rigged process used to prepare it. And as a credible new analysis from the Grand Canyon Trust shows us, even if we wanted to take the report seriously, there’s no such thing as a truly “safe” uranium mine.

The Canyon Mine, a few miles from the southern entrance to Grand Canyon National Park, was approved in 1986. It’s never produced any uranium, but it’s been far from silent. Over the past few years, the mine shaft has been flooded with tens of millions of gallons of potentially radioactive water that have had to be pumped out and, in some cases, sprayed as mist into the air.

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