newswars--2020-07-29--Another Failure of the COVID Diagnostic Test

In previous articles , I ’ ve detailed several key reasons why the PCR test is worthless and deceptive .
( PCR article archive here ) .
Here I discuss yet another reason : the uniformity of the test has never been properly validated .
Different labs come up with different results .
Let ’ s start here—the reference is the NY Times , January 22 , 2007 , “ Faith in Quick Tests Leads to Epidemic That Wasn ’ t. ” “ Dr .
Brooke Herndon , an internist at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center , could not stop coughing…By late @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the hospital were coughing… ” “ For months , nearly everyone involved thought the medical center had had a huge whooping cough outbreak , with extensive ramifications .
Nearly 1,000 health care workers at the hospital in Lebanon , N.H. , were given a preliminary test and furloughed from work until their results were in ; 142 people , including Dr. Herndon , were told they appeared to have the disease ; and thousands were given antibiotics and a vaccine for protection .
Hospital beds were taken out of commission , including some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about eight months later , health care workers were dumbfounded to receive an e-mail message from the hospital administration informing them that the whole thing was a false alarm.
” “ Now , as they look back on the episode , epidemiologists and infectious disease specialists say the problem was that they placed too much faith in a quick and highly sensitive molecular test [ PCR ] that led them astray.
” “ There are no national data on pseudo-epidemics caused by an overreliance on such molecular tests , said Dr. Trish M. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and past president of the Society of Health Care Epidemiologists of America .
But , she said , pseudo-epidemics happen all the time .
The Dartmouth case may have been one the largest , but it was by no means an exception , she said.
” “ Many of the new molecular [ PCR ] tests are quick but technically demanding , and each laboratory may do them in its own way .
These tests , called ‘ home brews , ’ are not commercially available , and there are no good estimates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very sensitivity makes false positives likely , and when hundreds or thousands of people are tested , as occurred at Dartmouth , false positives can make it seem like there is an epidemic.
” “ ’ You ’ re in a little bit of no man ’ s land , ’ with the new molecular [ PCR ] tests , said Dr. Mark Perkins , an infectious disease specialist and chief scientific officer at the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics , a nonprofit foundation supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ performance ’ .
” “ With pertussis , she [ Dr. Kretsinger , CDC ] said , ‘ there are probably 100 different P.C.R .
protocols and methods being used throughout the country , ’ and it is unclear how often any of them are accurate .
‘ We have had a number of outbreaks where we believe that despite the presence of P.C.R.-positive results , the disease was not pertussis , ’ Dr. Kretsinger added.
” “ Dr .
Cathy A. Petti , an infectious disease specialist at the University of Utah @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lesson.
” “ ’ The big message is that every lab is vulnerable to having false positives , ’ Dr. Petti said .
‘ No single test result is absolute and that is even more important with a test result based on P.C.R ’ .
” —Sobering , to say the least .
Of course , some people will claim that since the date of the Times ’ article ( 2007 ) , vast improvements have been made in the PCR test .
Really ?
The truth is , something much worse is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been lurking ever since the PCR was approved for use in diagnostics : No large study validating the uniformity of PCR results , from lab to lab , has ever been done .
You would think at least a dozen very large studies had checked for uniform results , before unleashing the PCR on the public ; but no , this was not the case .
It is still not the case .
Here is what should have been done decades ago : Take a thousand volunteers .
Remove tissue samples from each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ different labs .
Have the labs run PCR and announce their findings for each volunteer .
“ We found the following virus in sample 1… ” Something simple like that .
Now compare the findings , in each of the 1000 cases , from all 30 labs .
Are the findings the same ?
Are the outcomes uniform all the way across the board ?
My money would be against it .
Strongly against .
But this is not the end of the process .
SEVERAL of these large-scale studies should be done @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1000 volunteers and 30 labs .
Why ?
Because , as you can readily see , the whole story about a current pandemic is riding on those tests .
The story , the containment measures , the lockdowns , the economic devastation , the human destruction—it ’ s all built on the presumption that the PCR is a valid test .
It ’ s unthinkable that these validation studies of the PCR weren ’ t done decades ago .
But they weren ’ t .
And there is only one reason why : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the PCR aren ’ t uniform .
They vary from lab to lab .
One lab says positive for virus B .
Another lab says negative for virus B .
Both labs are looking at the same sample .
No ?
Couldn ’ t be ?
Then prove it with the several large-scale studies I ’ m proposing .
I ’ ll give you a rough fictional analogy for the current testing situation— In an old-growth forest of immense trees , a government agency tests white spots found on some trunks .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ novel fungus , for which there is no remedy .
Without immediate and drastic action , the fungus will spread to the whole forest and destroy all the trees .
So a government contract is signed with a logging company , and workers move in and start cutting down many trees .
Meanwhile , another lab tests those white spots and reports they ’ re harmless bird droppings .
Yet another lab claims they ’ re a mild traditional fungus of no great concern .
The reports of these two labs are suppressed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on a quiet blacklist , and their business dries up .
An analyst at the US Forestry Service sends a memo to his boss .
It details the fact that the test which found deadly fungus is unreliable .
Different labs doing the test come up with different and conflicting results .
Worse yet , that test was never properly validated as a uniform process before being approved for use .
In other words , no one did a large study in which multiple labs used the test to determine the composition of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made sure that all labs came to the same conclusions using the test .
The Forestry analyst writes : “ The test has inherent flaws .
Different labs examining the same sample will always come up with different results .
This has disastrous consequences in the real world .
You can see that now ; we are cutting down half a forest to prevent the spread of a fungus which has been noticed for centuries , and never caused serious harm… ” The analyst is fired from his job and firmly reminded that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he better keep his mouth shut .
The tree-cutting goes on .
A developer buys up the cleared land at a very low price… In essence , the pipeline of information from actually reliable sources , to the government , and then to the public , is narrowed , and guarded against unwelcome intrusions of TRUTH .
In the case of the PCR test , that ’ s what is happening .
This article first appeared at NoMoreFakeNews.com .
David Knight explains what a REAL Phase 3 test is and why scientists who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trials ” and why Fauci and Collins don ’ t want real testing .

In previous articles, I’ve detailed several key reasons why the PCR test is worthless and deceptive. (PCR article archive here).
Here I discuss yet another reason: the uniformity of the test has never been properly validated. Different labs come up with different results.
Let’s start here—the reference is the NY Times, January 22, 2007, “Faith in Quick Tests Leads to Epidemic That Wasn’t.”
“Dr. Brooke Herndon, an internist at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, could not stop coughing…By late April, other health care workers at the hospital were coughing…”
“For months, nearly everyone involved thought the medical center had had a huge whooping cough outbreak, with extensive ramifications. Nearly 1,000 health care workers at the hospital in Lebanon, N.H., were given a preliminary test and furloughed from work until their results were in; 142 people, including Dr. Herndon, were told they appeared to have the disease; and thousands were given antibiotics and a vaccine for protection. Hospital beds were taken out of commission, including some in intensive care.”
“Then, about eight months later, health care workers were dumbfounded to receive an e-mail message from the hospital administration informing them that the whole thing was a false alarm.”
“Now, as they look back on the episode, epidemiologists and infectious disease specialists say the problem was that they placed too much faith in a quick and highly sensitive molecular test [PCR] that led them astray.”
“There are no national data on pseudo-epidemics caused by an overreliance on such molecular tests, said Dr. Trish M. Perl, an epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins and past president of the Society of Health Care Epidemiologists of America. But, she said, pseudo-epidemics happen all the time. The Dartmouth case may have been one the largest, but it was by no means an exception, she said.”
“Many of the new molecular [PCR] tests are quick but technically demanding, and each laboratory may do them in its own way. These tests, called ‘home brews,’ are not commercially available, and there are no good estimates of their error rates. But their very sensitivity makes false positives likely, and when hundreds or thousands of people are tested, as occurred at Dartmouth, false positives can make it seem like there is an epidemic.”
“’You’re in a little bit of no man’s land,’ with the new molecular [PCR] tests, said Dr. Mark Perkins, an infectious disease specialist and chief scientific officer at the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics, a nonprofit foundation supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. ‘All bets are off on exact performance’.”
“With pertussis, she [Dr. Kretsinger, CDC] said, ‘there are probably 100 different P.C.R. protocols and methods being used throughout the country,’ and it is unclear how often any of them are accurate. ‘We have had a number of outbreaks where we believe that despite the presence of P.C.R.-positive results, the disease was not pertussis,’ Dr. Kretsinger added.”
“Dr. Cathy A. Petti, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Utah, said the story had one clear lesson.”
“’The big message is that every lab is vulnerable to having false positives,’ Dr. Petti said. ‘No single test result is absolute and that is even more important with a test result based on P.C.R’.”
—Sobering, to say the least. Of course, some people will claim that since the date of the Times’ article (2007), vast improvements have been made in the PCR test.
Really? The truth is, something much worse is lurking in the weeds. It has been lurking ever since the PCR was approved for use in diagnostics:
No large study validating the uniformity of PCR results, from lab to lab, has ever been done.
You would think at least a dozen very large studies had checked for uniform results, before unleashing the PCR on the public; but no, this was not the case. It is still not the case.
Here is what should have been done decades ago:
Take a thousand volunteers. Remove tissue samples from each person. Send those samples to 30 different labs. Have the labs run PCR and announce their findings for each volunteer.
“We found the following virus in sample 1…” Something simple like that.
Now compare the findings, in each of the 1000 cases, from all 30 labs. Are the findings the same? Are the outcomes uniform all the way across the board?
My money would be against it. Strongly against.
But this is not the end of the process. SEVERAL of these large-scale studies should be done. In EACH study, there are 1000 volunteers and 30 labs.
Why? Because, as you can readily see, the whole story about a current pandemic is riding on those tests. The story, the containment measures, the lockdowns, the economic devastation, the human destruction—it’s all built on the presumption that the PCR is a valid test.
It’s unthinkable that these validation studies of the PCR weren’t done decades ago. But they weren’t. And there is only one reason why: to avoid the truth. The results of the PCR aren’t uniform. They vary from lab to lab.
One lab says positive for virus B. Another lab says negative for virus B. Both labs are looking at the same sample.
No? Couldn’t be? Then prove it with the several large-scale studies I’m proposing.
I’ll give you a rough fictional analogy for the current testing situation—
In an old-growth forest of immense trees, a government agency tests white spots found on some trunks. The verdict? A highly destructive and novel fungus, for which there is no remedy. Without immediate and drastic action, the fungus will spread to the whole forest and destroy all the trees.
So a government contract is signed with a logging company, and workers move in and start cutting down many trees.
Meanwhile, another lab tests those white spots and reports they’re harmless bird droppings. Yet another lab claims they’re a mild traditional fungus of no great concern.
The reports of these two labs are suppressed and censored. The labs are put on a quiet blacklist, and their business dries up.
The tree cutting continues.
An analyst at the US Forestry Service sends a memo to his boss. It details the fact that the test which found deadly fungus is unreliable. Different labs doing the test come up with different and conflicting results.
Worse yet, that test was never properly validated as a uniform process before being approved for use. In other words, no one did a large study in which multiple labs used the test to determine the composition of spots found on trees. No one made sure that all labs came to the same conclusions using the test.
The Forestry analyst writes: “The test has inherent flaws. Different labs examining the same sample will always come up with different results. This has disastrous consequences in the real world. You can see that now; we are cutting down half a forest to prevent the spread of a fungus which has been noticed for centuries, and never caused serious harm…”
The analyst is fired from his job and firmly reminded that he signed a non-disclosure agreement, and he better keep his mouth shut.
The tree-cutting goes on. A developer buys up the cleared land at a very low price…
In essence, the pipeline of information from actually reliable sources, to the government, and then to the public, is narrowed, and guarded against unwelcome intrusions of TRUTH.
In the case of the PCR test, that’s what is happening.
SOURCE:
nytimes.com/2007/01/22/health/22whoop.html
This article first appeared at NoMoreFakeNews.com.
David Knight explains what a REAL Phase 3 test is and why scientists who advocate for vaccines want actual “challenge trials” and why Fauci and Collins don’t want real testing.


newswars--2020-07-29--New Technique Helps Predict Preterm Births in High Risk Women

A new technique that can spot a potential preterm birth in asymptomatic high-risk women , with up to 73 % accuracy months before delivery , has been developed by scientists at the University of Warwick .
Utilising cutting-edge volatile organic compound analysis technology , designed to characterise airborne chemicals , the scientists ‘ trained ’ the device using machine-learning techniques to identify the chemical vapour patterns from preterm birth using vaginal swabs taken during routine examinations .
Their technique is detailed in a paper for Scientific Reports and could lead to a cost-effective , non-invasive , point-of-care test that could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ identified as being at risk of delivering prematurely .
This could enable healthcare staff to better support those women during pregnancy and birth and help to reduce the risks to their baby .
Preterm birth is the leading cause of death in children under five and at present there are few accurate tools to predict who is going to deliver preterm .
The researchers initially analysed volatile organic compounds ( VOCs ) present in the vagina for a condition called bacterial vaginosis , in which the bacteria of the vagina have become imbalanced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vaginosis in early pregnancy is associated with an increased risk in having a preterm birth , although treating bacterial vaginosis doesn ’ t decrease that risk .
The technology they used works by separating the vapour molecules by combining two techniques that first pre-separates molecules based on their reaction with a stationary phase coating ( a gas-chromatograph ) , followed by measuring their mobility in a high-electric field ( an Ion Mobility Spectrometer ) .
Using machine learning techniques , the team ‘ trained ’ the technology to spot patterns of VOCs that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ researchers then analysed vaginal swabs taken from pregnant women attending a preterm prevention clinic as part of their routine care .
These women either had prior histories of preterm births or a medical condition that makes it more likely that they would deliver preterm but had shown no other indications that they would deliver preterm and were considered asymptomatic .
Vaginal swabs were taken during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy and the outcome of all pregnancies followed up .
The first test had an accuracy of 66 % while the second @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , had an accuracy of 73 % .
The test results means that 7/10 women with a positive test went on to deliver preterm .
9/10 women with a negative test delivered after 37 weeks .
Alex Jones exposes the goblin king Bill Gates and the globalist agenda designed to bring humanity to heel .
Lead author Dr Lauren Lacey of Warwick Medical School and an obstetrics and gynaecology registrar at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust said : “ We ’ ve demonstrated that the technology has good diagnostic accuracy , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ part of a care pathway to determine who would deliver preterm .
“ Although the first test taken earlier in pregnancy is diagnostically less accurate , it could allow interventions to be put in place to reduce the risk of preterm delivery ; for the test towards the end of pregnancy , high risk women can have interventions put in place to optimise the outcome for baby .
“ There are a number of different factors that could cause a woman to go into preterm labour .
Because of that , prediction is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things we can look at – the patient ’ s history , the examination , ultrasound scan , various other biomarkers that are used in clinical practice .
No single test fits all .
“ VOC technology is really interesting because it reflects both the microbiome and the host response , whereas other technologies look for a specific biomarker .
It ’ s the beginning of looking at the association of VOCs with preterm delivery .
We want to develop this and look at whether these patterns could be implemented into a care @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would see a small VOC analysis device stored at a hospital so samples could be analysed on site .
The hope is that it could eventually be developed for use in a labour ward triage so tests can be administered and results obtained rapidly .
Professor James Covington from the University of Warwick School of Engineering said : “ There is a strong interest around the world in the use of vapours emanating from biological waste for the diagnosis and monitoring of disease .
These approaches can non-invasively measure the health of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of an impending medical need .
For the need described in the paper , the technology can be miniaturised and be easily located in a maternity ward .
The analysis only takes few minutes , the instrument needs no specialised services ( just power ) and is easy to use .
We believe that the analysis of odours will become commonplace for this and many other diseases in the near future.
” The researchers behind this study are part of the newly established Centre for Early Life , based at Warwick Medical School @ @ @ @ @ @ @ launches on 31 July .
The new Centre builds on the University ’ s existing expertise in early life research by aiming to pioneer research into the formative factors in our lives such as this latest research .
Professor Siobhan Quenby , Co-Director of the new Centre and Honorary Consultant at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust said : “ I am delighted that the new Centre for Early Life will facilitate further interdisciplinary collaborations , to the benefits of my patients.
” Attorney General Barr and Judiciary Committee Democrats fight over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ riots .

A new technique that can spot a potential preterm birth in asymptomatic high-risk women, with up to 73% accuracy months before delivery, has been developed by scientists at the University of Warwick.
Utilising cutting-edge volatile organic compound analysis technology, designed to characterise airborne chemicals, the scientists ‘trained’ the device using machine-learning techniques to identify the chemical vapour patterns from preterm birth using vaginal swabs taken during routine examinations.
Their technique is detailed in a paper for Scientific Reports and could lead to a cost-effective, non-invasive, point-of-care test that could form part of routine care for women identified as being at risk of delivering prematurely. This could enable healthcare staff to better support those women during pregnancy and birth and help to reduce the risks to their baby.
Preterm birth is the leading cause of death in children under five and at present there are few accurate tools to predict who is going to deliver preterm.
The researchers initially analysed volatile organic compounds (VOCs) present in the vagina for a condition called bacterial vaginosis, in which the bacteria of the vagina have become imbalanced. Previous research has shown that bacterial vaginosis in early pregnancy is associated with an increased risk in having a preterm birth, although treating bacterial vaginosis doesn’t decrease that risk.
The technology they used works by separating the vapour molecules by combining two techniques that first pre-separates molecules based on their reaction with a stationary phase coating (a gas-chromatograph), followed by measuring their mobility in a high-electric field (an Ion Mobility Spectrometer). Using machine learning techniques, the team ‘trained’ the technology to spot patterns of VOCs that were signs of bacterial vaginosis.
The researchers then analysed vaginal swabs taken from pregnant women attending a preterm prevention clinic as part of their routine care. These women either had prior histories of preterm births or a medical condition that makes it more likely that they would deliver preterm but had shown no other indications that they would deliver preterm and were considered asymptomatic.
Vaginal swabs were taken during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy and the outcome of all pregnancies followed up. The first test had an accuracy of 66% while the second, closer to the time of delivery, had an accuracy of 73%. The test results means that 7/10 women with a positive test went on to deliver preterm. 9/10 women with a negative test delivered after 37 weeks.
Alex Jones exposes the goblin king Bill Gates and the globalist agenda designed to bring humanity to heel.
Lead author Dr Lauren Lacey of Warwick Medical School and an obstetrics and gynaecology registrar at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust said: “We’ve demonstrated that the technology has good diagnostic accuracy, and in the future it could form part of a care pathway to determine who would deliver preterm.
“Although the first test taken earlier in pregnancy is diagnostically less accurate, it could allow interventions to be put in place to reduce the risk of preterm delivery; for the test towards the end of pregnancy, high risk women can have interventions put in place to optimise the outcome for baby.
“There are a number of different factors that could cause a woman to go into preterm labour. Because of that, prediction is quite difficult. There are lots of things we can look at – the patient’s history, the examination, ultrasound scan, various other biomarkers that are used in clinical practice. No single test fits all.
“VOC technology is really interesting because it reflects both the microbiome and the host response, whereas other technologies look for a specific biomarker. It’s the beginning of looking at the association of VOCs with preterm delivery. We want to develop this and look at whether these patterns could be implemented into a care pathway.”
The next stage of research would see a small VOC analysis device stored at a hospital so samples could be analysed on site. The hope is that it could eventually be developed for use in a labour ward triage so tests can be administered and results obtained rapidly.
Professor James Covington from the University of Warwick School of Engineering said: “There is a strong interest around the world in the use of vapours emanating from biological waste for the diagnosis and monitoring of disease. These approaches can non-invasively measure the health of a person, detect an infection or warn of an impending medical need. For the need described in the paper, the technology can be miniaturised and be easily located in a maternity ward. The analysis only takes few minutes, the instrument needs no specialised services (just power) and is easy to use. We believe that the analysis of odours will become commonplace for this and many other diseases in the near future.”
The researchers behind this study are part of the newly established Centre for Early Life, based at Warwick Medical School at the University of Warwick, which launches on 31 July. The new Centre builds on the University’s existing expertise in early life research by aiming to pioneer research into the formative factors in our lives such as this latest research.
Professor Siobhan Quenby, Co-Director of the new Centre and Honorary Consultant at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust said: “I am delighted that the new Centre for Early Life will facilitate further interdisciplinary collaborations, to the benefits of my patients.”
Attorney General Barr and Judiciary Committee Democrats fight over Trump’s response to the Portland riots.


newswars--2020-07-29--Front Line Doctors Speak Out ON COVID Cures and Misinformation

See this censored press conference with the doctors that Big Tech does NOT want you to see :

See this censored press conference with the doctors that Big Tech does NOT want you to see:


newswars--2020-07-29--US to Pull 12,000 Troops Out of Germany

US to Pull 12,000 Troops Out of Germany

In mid-June , US President Donald Trump announced Washington ’ s readiness to withdraw about 9,500 American soldiers from Germany after accusing Berlin of being delinquent in its defence spending .
The United States plans to withdraw 12,000 military personnel from Germany and deploy them to other locations , Secretary of Defence Mark Esper told reporters on Wednesday .
“ The current EUCOM [ European Command ] plan repositions approximately 11,900 military personnel from Germany ” , Esper said during a press conference at the Pentagon .
According to him , the US troops would begin leaving Germany in just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ repositioned to Belgium and Italy amid the Pentagon ’ s plans to deploy some of them closer to Russia ’ s borders .
Esper stressed that a key aim of the withdrawal is to reinforce NATO ’ s south-eastern flank near the Black Sea .
He added that some forces could be sent to Poland and the Baltic States “ as soon as ” Warsaw agrees to sign a defence cooperation deal that is already in place .
In all , 5,600 US troops will be repositioned from Germany to other NATO countries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be sent home .
The statement followed German Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer saying earlier this month that Berlin regrets Washington ’ s decision to pull out US troops from Germany , but believes that redeploying them within Europe would show the White House ’ s commitment to the transatlantic partnership .
On 15 June , US President Donald Trump announced his intent to slash US troops garrisoned in Germany by nearly 10,000 until the European nation pays its “ delinquent ” NATO support bill .
Each NATO nation is expected , but not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % of its gross domestic product ( GDP ) on defence ; Germany dedicated 1.4 % of its GDP to military matters last year .
At present , 34,500 US troops are stationed in Germany , along with 17,000 US civilians and 12,000 German citizens who work at the military bases in the country .
Russia-NATO Ties May Worsen After US ’ Troop Pull-out From Germany , Moscow Says Earlier , in June , Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that the already tense ties between Moscow and NATO might become even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Germany to Poland .
“ Changes made to the structure of the American military presence in Europe in order to move it closer to the Russian borders will not only worsen the already tense situation in the sphere of global security on the continent , but will also hamper attempts to restart a constructive dialogue between Russia and NATO ” , Maria Zakharova stressed .
She added that while redeploying , the US military should also bring its tactical nuclear weapons that are purportedly deployed in Germany with it .
Zakharova expressed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drills with the use of such weapons with non-nuclear NATO allies , something that she said violates Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty provisions .
Attorney General Barr and Judiciary Committee Democrats fight over Trump ’ s response to the Portland riots .

In mid-June, US President Donald Trump announced Washington’s readiness to withdraw about 9,500 American soldiers from Germany after accusing Berlin of being delinquent in its defence spending.
The United States plans to withdraw 12,000 military personnel from Germany and deploy them to other locations, Secretary of Defence Mark Esper told reporters on Wednesday.
“The current EUCOM [European Command] plan repositions approximately 11,900 military personnel from Germany”, Esper said during a press conference at the Pentagon.
According to him, the US troops would begin leaving Germany in just a few weeks and would then be repositioned to Belgium and Italy amid the Pentagon’s plans to deploy some of them closer to Russia’s borders.
Esper stressed that a key aim of the withdrawal is to reinforce NATO’s south-eastern flank near the Black Sea.
He added that some forces could be sent to Poland and the Baltic States “as soon as” Warsaw agrees to sign a defence cooperation deal that is already in place.
In all, 5,600 US troops will be repositioned from Germany to other NATO countries, while 6,400 more are expected to be sent home.
The statement followed German Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer saying earlier this month that Berlin regrets Washington’s decision to pull out US troops from Germany, but believes that redeploying them within Europe would show the White House’s commitment to the transatlantic partnership.
On 15 June, US President Donald Trump announced his intent to slash US troops garrisoned in Germany by nearly 10,000 until the European nation pays its “delinquent” NATO support bill.
Each NATO nation is expected, but not required, to spend at least 2% of its gross domestic product (GDP) on defence; Germany dedicated 1.4% of its GDP to military matters last year.
At present, 34,500 US troops are stationed in Germany, along with 17,000 US civilians and 12,000 German citizens who work at the military bases in the country.
Russia-NATO Ties May Worsen After US’ Troop Pull-out From Germany, Moscow Says
Earlier, in June, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that the already tense ties between Moscow and NATO might become even worse if the US withdraws its troops from Germany to Poland.
“Changes made to the structure of the American military presence in Europe in order to move it closer to the Russian borders will not only worsen the already tense situation in the sphere of global security on the continent, but will also hamper attempts to restart a constructive dialogue between Russia and NATO”, Maria Zakharova stressed.
She added that while redeploying, the US military should also bring its tactical nuclear weapons that are purportedly deployed in Germany with it. Zakharova expressed concern over the US practice of conducting drills with the use of such weapons with non-nuclear NATO allies, something that she said violates Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty provisions.
Attorney General Barr and Judiciary Committee Democrats fight over Trump’s response to the Portland riots.


newswars--2020-07-29--Economist Slams Fed’s Response to Pandemic

Gold has rallied above its previous all-time record high this week .
But can it sustain this bull run ?
Peter Schiff thinks it can and will .
It ’ s not about the coronavirus , as many mainstream analysts seem to think .
It ’ s the government and central bank response to the pandemic — the borrowing , the spending , and the money printing .
Peter believes that ultimately the Fed ’ s monetary policy is going to collapse the dollar and it will lose its reserve status .
In this podcast , he talked about what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he doesn ’ t think the Fed can kick the can down the road again .
Peter has been talking about a looming dollar collapse for years .
He admits he was wrong on the timing .
He thought it would happen a lot sooner than this .
But he doesn ’ t think he is wrong now just because he was wrong back then .
“ The problems are so much bigger now than they were a decade ago , and therefore , I think our ability to kick the can down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gone .
I mean , yes , I underestimated that ability before , but at this point , it ’ s impossible .
And so I don ’ t really see how the US government , the Federal Reserve , is going to stop gold from going up.
” Looking back , gold ’ s first major rally was in the 1970s when the price went from around $ 35 to over $ 800 .
At the time , Fed Chair Paul Volker ’ s willingness to get out of the way and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wherever the market was going to take them stopped that rally and kicked off a 20-year bear market in gold .
“ The Fed did what it took , ” Peter said .
“ They did the right thing.
” The second gold rally started after the dot-com bubble popped and ended after gold set its previous record high just over $ 1,900 back in 2011 .
What stopped that ?
What caused gold to pull back from $ 1,900 ?
“ Somehow , they were able to convince the world and everybody @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in disaster and that zero percent interest rates would be a failure – the Fed was able to convince everybody that the programs worked , and because they worked , they were temporary and would be ended , and that the Fed was going to start normalizing interest rates and shrink the balance sheet back down to pre-2008 crisis levels .
And the market actually believed it.
” In effect , the Fed never had to raise rates to stop the gold rally .
It just had to convince the world that it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Fed never did normalize because it couldn ’ t normalize .
When the central bank finally tried to slowly notch rates up , it broke the stock market in the fall of 2018 .
That led to the “ Powell Pause ” followed by three rate cuts in 2019 and the launch of a quantitative easing program that the Fed refused to call quantitative easing .
The other thing that kept the dollar propped up was the rest of the world slashing interest rates and running their own quantitative easing programs .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ from bad monetary policy abroad that made US policy look not as bad in comparison .
As Peter put it , “ We were the cleanest dirty shirt in the hamper.
” So here we are now .
We have another big rally in gold that actually started in 2015 at just over $ 1,000 an ounce .
Peter asks the operative question : what rabbit is the Fed going to pull out of its hat to stop the gold rally this time ?
“ I think the hat ’ s empty .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Peter said that the Fed can ’ t raise rates like it did in 1980 .
The country can ’ t afford it .
There is too much debt .
There isn ’ t enough savings .
And the Fed can ’ t pretend it ’ s going to raise rates like it did in 2008 .
Nobody will believe it .
“ So what are they going to do ?
Nothing .
There is nothing they can do .
Now , is there something that I haven ’ t thought of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Maybe .
But obviously , since I can ’ t think of it , I can ’ t discuss it .
So , is it possible that there ’ s a rabbit in there that I can ’ t see ?
Maybe .
And so that ’ s why we ’ re not going to go all in .
Because you don ’ t know what you don ’ t know .
So , it is possible that there is a way to kick this can down the road again .
I just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the bottom line is we don ’ t have to go all in .
There is so much opportunity in the foreign markets , in the emerging markets , that just having an allocation in gold and gold stocks is all you need.
” Peter went on to talk about the mainstream talking points about this gold rally and the fact that people are actually starting to talk about the dollar losing its reserve status .
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Gold has rallied above its previous all-time record high this week. But can it sustain this bull run? Peter Schiff thinks it can and will.
It’s not about the coronavirus, as many mainstream analysts seem to think. It’s the government and central bank response to the pandemic — the borrowing, the spending, and the money printing. Peter believes that ultimately the Fed’s monetary policy is going to collapse the dollar and it will lose its reserve status. In this podcast, he talked about what this portends. He also explained why he doesn’t think the Fed can kick the can down the road again.
Peter has been talking about a looming dollar collapse for years. He admits he was wrong on the timing. He thought it would happen a lot sooner than this. But he doesn’t think he is wrong now just because he was wrong back then.
“The problems are so much bigger now than they were a decade ago, and therefore, I think our ability to kick the can down the road again, I think is gone. I mean, yes, I underestimated that ability before, but at this point, it’s impossible. And so I don’t really see how the US government, the Federal Reserve, is going to stop gold from going up.”
Looking back, gold’s first major rally was in the 1970s when the price went from around $35 to over $800. At the time, Fed Chair Paul Volker’s willingness to get out of the way and allow interest rates to rise sharply to wherever the market was going to take them stopped that rally and kicked off a 20-year bear market in gold. “The Fed did what it took,” Peter said. “They did the right thing.”
The second gold rally started after the dot-com bubble popped and ended after gold set its previous record high just over $1,900 back in 2011. What stopped that? What caused gold to pull back from $1,900?
“Somehow, they were able to convince the world and everybody who was worried that QE would end in disaster and that zero percent interest rates would be a failure – the Fed was able to convince everybody that the programs worked, and because they worked, they were temporary and would be ended, and that the Fed was going to start normalizing interest rates and shrink the balance sheet back down to pre-2008 crisis levels. And the market actually believed it.”
In effect, the Fed never had to raise rates to stop the gold rally. It just had to convince the world that it would raise rates.
Of course, the Fed never did normalize because it couldn’t normalize. When the central bank finally tried to slowly notch rates up, it broke the stock market in the fall of 2018. That led to the “Powell Pause” followed by three rate cuts in 2019 and the launch of a quantitative easing program that the Fed refused to call quantitative easing.
The other thing that kept the dollar propped up was the rest of the world slashing interest rates and running their own quantitative easing programs. The dollar got a lot of help from bad monetary policy abroad that made US policy look not as bad in comparison. As Peter put it, “We were the cleanest dirty shirt in the hamper.”
So here we are now. We have another big rally in gold that actually started in 2015 at just over $1,000 an ounce. Peter asks the operative question: what rabbit is the Fed going to pull out of its hat to stop the gold rally this time?
“I think the hat’s empty. There are no more rabbits in there.”
Peter said that the Fed can’t raise rates like it did in 1980. The country can’t afford it. There is too much debt. There isn’t enough savings. And the Fed can’t pretend it’s going to raise rates like it did in 2008. Nobody will believe it.
“So what are they going to do? Nothing. There is nothing they can do. Now, is there something that I haven’t thought of? I don’t know. Maybe. But obviously, since I can’t think of it, I can’t discuss it. So, is it possible that there’s a rabbit in there that I can’t see? Maybe. And so that’s why we’re not going to go all in. Because you don’t know what you don’t know. So, it is possible that there is a way to kick this can down the road again. I just can’t see it. But the bottom line is we don’t have to go all in. There is so much opportunity in the foreign markets, in the emerging markets, that just having an allocation in gold and gold stocks is all you need.”
Peter went on to talk about the mainstream talking points about this gold rally and the fact that people are actually starting to talk about the dollar losing its reserve status.
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newswars--2020-07-31--Watch: Bill Gates and Anderson Cooper Talk About Vaccine Conspiracy Theories

Bill Gates and Anderson Cooper navigate through a cringe fest of stutters and pauses as they talk about Jeffery Epstein @ @ @ @ @ theories and vaccine hesitancy .

Bill Gates and Anderson Cooper navigate through a cringe fest of stutters and pauses as they talk about Jeffery Epstein, COVID-19 origins, conspiracy theories and vaccine hesitancy.
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newswars--2020-07-30--The Bill Gates Travel Guide: Identification Tattoos, Mandatory Vaccines and Robot Covid Police!

So far , the Covid pandemic has helped fulfill many of the globalists ’ wildest dreams , but unfortunately we @ @ @ @ @ the beginning of the nightmare hellscape envisioned for humanity by Bill Gates and the United @ @ @ @ @ .

So far, the Covid pandemic has helped fulfill many of the globalists’ wildest dreams, but unfortunately we’re still only witnessing the beginning of the nightmare hellscape envisioned for humanity by Bill Gates and the United Nations. Rex Jones reports.
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newswars--2020-07-30--Big Tech Continues To Toy With Congress

Big Tech Continues To Toy With Congress

The lords of Silicon Valley had been summoned yet again , only to continue their gaslighting of the American people @ @ @ @ @ of small businesses , the totalitarian dominance of the public square , and aiding foreign @ @ @ @ @ , and insurrection .
The House Subcommittee seemed ill-equipped to truly get to the bottom @ @ @ @ @ our Bill Of Rights , while Matt Gaetz and a handful of others traversed the @ @ @ @ @ of crimes to the forefront .
The forefathers of this Country narrowly foresaw the technocracy @ @ @ @ @ now wield a stranglehold on the ideals countless legions shed blood , sweat , and @ @ @ @ @ to realize true permanent individual freedom only to be sacrificed for the temporary fortunes of @ @ @ @ @ on the pyre of the New World Order .

The lords of Silicon Valley had been summoned yet again, only to continue their gaslighting of the American people after years of relentless bullying of small businesses, the totalitarian dominance of the public square, and aiding foreign enemies, terrorists, pedophiles, and insurrection.
The House Subcommittee seemed ill-equipped to truly get to the bottom of the overwhelming pillaging of our Bill Of Rights, while Matt Gaetz and a handful of others traversed the lies to bring a host of crimes to the forefront.
The forefathers of this Country narrowly foresaw the technocracy and its willing subjects that now wield a stranglehold on the ideals countless legions shed blood, sweat, and tears for a Herculean effort to realize true permanent individual freedom only to be sacrificed for the temporary fortunes of the Lords of Silicon Valley on the pyre of the New World Order.


newswars--2020-07-30--US Keeping Pressure on Iran Until it “Behaves Like a Normal Nation” – Pompeo

The United States sanctions against Tehran were reimposed after President Donald Trump announced Washington ’ s unilateral withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action , also known as the Iran nuclear deal .
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement on Thursday that Washington expands its metal sanctions against Iran to cover 22 additional materials used in various Iranian programs .
“ Today , the State Department is identifying 22 specific materials used in connection with Iran ’ s nuclear , military , or ballistic missile programs .
Those who knowingly transfer such materials to Iran @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Iranian Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act , ” Pompeo ’ s statement said .
Pompeo also noted that the IRGC ’ s construction firm and many of its subsidiaries remain sanctioned by the United Nations , claiming that “ they were directly involved in the construction of the uranium enrichment site at Fordow ” .
“ As a result of this IRGC determination , any knowing transfer of certain materials , including graphite or raw or semi-finished metals , to or from Iran to be used in connection with the construction sector @ @ @ @ @ @ @ statement said .
In early July , Iran filed a lawsuit with the International Court of Justice ( ICJ ) over the impact of Washington ’ s sanctions amid the coronavirus pandemic , implying that not only country ’ s oil-dependent economy suffered a blow because of them , but also they undermine Iran ’ s efforts to tackle COVID-19 .
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani estimated economic damage done to the country by the US sanctions to about $ 50 billion .
Sanctions against Iran were re-imposed after Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Action ( JCPOA ) , that envisaged Tehran scaling back its nuclear program in exchange to sanction relief .
After Trump ’ s exit from the deal , Iran announced that it steps away from its nuclear commitments , noting , however , that the country ’ s nuclear program remains exclusively peaceful .
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The United States sanctions against Tehran were reimposed after President Donald Trump announced Washington’s unilateral withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, also known as the Iran nuclear deal.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement on Thursday that Washington expands its metal sanctions against Iran to cover 22 additional materials used in various Iranian programs.
“Today, the State Department is identifying 22 specific materials used in connection with Iran’s nuclear, military, or ballistic missile programs. Those who knowingly transfer such materials to Iran are now sanctionable pursuant to Section 1245 of the Iranian Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act,” Pompeo’s statement said.
Pompeo also noted that the IRGC’s construction firm and many of its subsidiaries remain sanctioned by the United Nations, claiming that “they were directly involved in the construction of the uranium enrichment site at Fordow”.
“As a result of this IRGC determination, any knowing transfer of certain materials, including graphite or raw or semi-finished metals, to or from Iran to be used in connection with the construction sector of Iran remains sanctionable”, his statement said.
Today, I expanded the scope of Iran metals sanctions targeting Iran’s nuclear, military, and ballistic missile programs. Knowingly transferring any of these 22 metals to Iran is now sanctionable. Our pressure will continue until Iran behaves like a normal nation. — Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) July 30, 2020
In early July, Iran filed a lawsuit with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over the impact of Washington’s sanctions amid the coronavirus pandemic, implying that not only country’s oil-dependent economy suffered a blow because of them, but also they undermine Iran’s efforts to tackle COVID-19.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani estimated economic damage done to the country by the US sanctions to about $50 billion.
Sanctions against Iran were re-imposed after Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew the United States from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), that envisaged Tehran scaling back its nuclear program in exchange to sanction relief. After Trump’s exit from the deal, Iran announced that it steps away from its nuclear commitments, noting, however, that the country’s nuclear program remains exclusively peaceful.
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newswars--2020-07-30--Study: Antibiotics Use Increases Risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Even short , single antibiotic courses given to young animals can predispose them to inflammatory bowel disease ( IBD ) when they are older , according to Rutgers researchers .
The study , published in Genome Medicine , provides further evidence supporting the idea that the use of antibiotics in children under 1 year old disrupts the intestinal microbiota — the trillions of beneficial microorganisms that live in and on our bodies — that play a crucial role in the healthy maturation of the immune system and the prevention of diseases , such as inflammatory bowel disease and type 1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ evidence strengthening the idea that the associations of antibiotic exposures to the later development of disease in human children are more than correlations , but that they are actually playing roles in the disease causation , ” said study co-author Martin Blaser , director of the Rutgers Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine .
To determine if the increased disease risk was due to the disruption of the microbiome from antibiotics , the researchers studied the effects of exposure to dextran sulfate sodium , a chemical known to injure the colon , both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in mice that had perturbed microbial contents transplanted into their intestines versus a control group .
They found that the mice that received either the antibiotics themselves or received the antibiotic-perturbed microbiome had significantly worse colitis , showing that exposure to antibiotics changed the microbiome , altered the immune response in the colon and worsened the experimental colitis .
“ The use of a well-validated model of colitis enabled us to study the effects of prior antibiotic exposures on the development of an important disease process , ” said lead author Ceren Ozkul @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Pharmaceutical Microbiology at Hacettepe University in Turkey .
The study continues Blaser ’ s work on the hypothesis that disrupting the early life microbiome , especially by antibiotics and C-section , is one of the factors driving modern epidemics .
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Even short, single antibiotic courses given to young animals can predispose them to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) when they are older, according to Rutgers researchers.
The study, published in Genome Medicine, provides further evidence supporting the idea that the use of antibiotics in children under 1 year old disrupts the intestinal microbiota — the trillions of beneficial microorganisms that live in and on our bodies — that play a crucial role in the healthy maturation of the immune system and the prevention of diseases, such as inflammatory bowel disease and type 1 diabetes.
“This study provides experimental evidence strengthening the idea that the associations of antibiotic exposures to the later development of disease in human children are more than correlations, but that they are actually playing roles in the disease causation,” said study co-author Martin Blaser, director of the Rutgers Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine.
To determine if the increased disease risk was due to the disruption of the microbiome from antibiotics, the researchers studied the effects of exposure to dextran sulfate sodium, a chemical known to injure the colon, both in mice that received antibiotics, and in mice that had perturbed microbial contents transplanted into their intestines versus a control group.
They found that the mice that received either the antibiotics themselves or received the antibiotic-perturbed microbiome had significantly worse colitis, showing that exposure to antibiotics changed the microbiome, altered the immune response in the colon and worsened the experimental colitis.
“The use of a well-validated model of colitis enabled us to study the effects of prior antibiotic exposures on the development of an important disease process,” said lead author Ceren Ozkul, a visiting scholar from the Department of Pharmaceutical Microbiology at Hacettepe University in Turkey.
The study continues Blaser’s work on the hypothesis that disrupting the early life microbiome, especially by antibiotics and C-section, is one of the factors driving modern epidemics.
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newswars--2020-07-30--Pompeo Calls China’s Consulate in Houston “Den of Spies”

The US secretary of state has taken a tough line on Beijing as he testified in the Senate by calling China nothing less than a “ central threat of our times ” and slamming the Chinese Houston consulate the US closed as a spies ’ den .
Mike Pompeo virtually designated China America ’ s new number one adversary by telling the Senate ’ s Foreign Relations Committee that Washington sees “ the Chinese Communist Party for what it is : the central threat of our times.
” He also boasted of the US ’ success in building up an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s influence on the world stage .
“ Our vigorous diplomacy has helped lead an international awakening to the threat of the CCP .
Senators , the tide is turning , ” he said only to immediately admit that Beijing enjoys a lot of support as well .
The secretary of state said he was “ surprised and dismayed ” by the number of countries that sided with China – particularly in its approach toward the longstanding protests in Hong Kong .
The State Department head also justified the closure of a Chinese @ @ @ @ @ @ @ further soured the relations between the two nations and prompted a mirror response from Beijing – by bluntly calling the diplomatic compound a “ den of spies.
” Earlier , Pompeo also gave an interview to Simon Conway of the Joe Pags radio talk show , where he did not mince his words either and squarely blamed China for “ stealing our stuff and destroying millions of jobs here in the United States and creating enormous risk and security issues ” – all while accusing the Obama-Biden administration of “ doing nothing ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also openly stated that Washington wants the Chinese Communist Party to “ participate on the global stage in the way that we demand every country does.
” He did not stop at that and warned Beijing that , in case of non-compliance with such demands , Washington will “ be vigorous in ensuring ” that not just the US but “ other countries around the world ” will act “ in a way … that will protect Americans each and every day.
” China is unlikely to comply with any of these demands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pompeo would like it .
Earlier on Thursday , China ’ s ambassador to London , Liu Xiaoming , accused the US of wanting to trigger a new Cold War only because it needed a scapegoat ahead of the forthcoming presidential elections scheduled for November .
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The US secretary of state has taken a tough line on Beijing as he testified in the Senate by calling China nothing less than a “central threat of our times” and slamming the Chinese Houston consulate the US closed as a spies’ den.
Mike Pompeo virtually designated China America’s new number one adversary by telling the Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee that Washington sees “the Chinese Communist Party for what it is: the central threat of our times.” He also boasted of the US’ success in building up an “alliance” to counter China’s influence on the world stage.
“Our vigorous diplomacy has helped lead an international awakening to the threat of the CCP. Senators, the tide is turning,” he said only to immediately admit that Beijing enjoys a lot of support as well. The secretary of state said he was “surprised and dismayed” by the number of countries that sided with China – particularly in its approach toward the longstanding protests in Hong Kong.
The State Department head also justified the closure of a Chinese consulate in Houston – a move that further soured the relations between the two nations and prompted a mirror response from Beijing – by bluntly calling the diplomatic compound a “den of spies.”
Earlier, Pompeo also gave an interview to Simon Conway of the Joe Pags radio talk show, where he did not mince his words either and squarely blamed China for “stealing our stuff and destroying millions of jobs here in the United States and creating enormous risk and security issues” – all while accusing the Obama-Biden administration of “doing nothing” to address this supposed injustice.
He also openly stated that Washington wants the Chinese Communist Party to “participate on the global stage in the way that we demand every country does.” He did not stop at that and warned Beijing that, in case of non-compliance with such demands, Washington will “be vigorous in ensuring” that not just the US but “other countries around the world” will act “in a way … that will protect Americans each and every day.”
China is unlikely to comply with any of these demands regardless of how much Secretary of State Pompeo would like it. Earlier on Thursday, China’s ambassador to London, Liu Xiaoming, accused the US of wanting to trigger a new Cold War only because it needed a scapegoat ahead of the forthcoming presidential elections scheduled for November.
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newswars--2020-07-30--B-Real Of Cypress Hill On Communism: No One Who Escaped It Wants To Go Back

B-Real , frontman for one of the world ’ s most famous hip-hop groups , Cypress Hill , recently shared a story about how his mother escaped a Cuban prison during the Fidel Castro era .
B-Real , whose real name is Louis Freese , explained that his Cuban mother was a political prisoner who escaped jail and made it to America by floating across the ocean on a raft .
“ She was a political prisoner at a very young age and one of her uncles worked in the prison .
He helped her escape , made her a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she got off the island , ” he said .
“ She was found by a fishing boat a day or two later .
Cracked skull , the whole shit.
” The boat that picked her up in between Florida and Cuba was headed towards New York and that ’ s where his mother first arrived in The United States .
Freese confirmed his mother was jailed for speaking out against the Castro regime .
When asked if his family now has a hatred for Castro , Freese replied , “ Pretty much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ escaped the communism that was happening there through Castro , they don ’ t have anything good to say about the dude.
” He continued to describe how Cubans living in Florida were celebrating in the streets when rumors of Castro ’ s impending death were spreading .
“ That ’ s real shit , ” Freese noted .
“ You know , he executed a lot of people ’ s family members .
Unless you were brainwashed by him and you lived there , you didn ’ t like him.
” The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of VladTV , told B-Real that his family also escaped communism , but from Russia .
“ I heard how bad it was over there , ” DJ Vlad recounted .
“ You don ’ t want to be in one of those communist systems .
It was like Hell , really.
” Two other founding members of Cypres Hill , brothers Senen Reyes ( also known as Sen Dog ) and Ulpiano Sergio Reyes ( also known as Mellow Man Ace ) , were born in Cuba .
Their family emigrated to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s likely B-Real has also heard stories from his bandmates regarding the horrors of Castro ’ s communist regime .
Two weeks ago , UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal made headlines for speaking out against communism and socialism .
“ If you know my background , you know I ’ m Cuban , ” he said .
“ I ’ m everything that stands against communism , socialism , even democratic socialism — anything that ’ s flying under that flag that ’ s saying , ‘ We ’ re going to do all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re going to give you all these free benefits here and free benefits there , but we ’ re going to take your freedom away ’ – I ’ m against that.
” Immigrants across the country are trying to warn young Americans about the dangers of supporting far-left ideologies .

B-Real, frontman for one of the world’s most famous hip-hop groups, Cypress Hill, recently shared a story about how his mother escaped a Cuban prison during the Fidel Castro era.
B-Real, whose real name is Louis Freese, explained that his Cuban mother was a political prisoner who escaped jail and made it to America by floating across the ocean on a raft.
“She was a political prisoner at a very young age and one of her uncles worked in the prison. He helped her escape, made her a makeshift raft and that’s how she got off the island,” he said. “She was found by a fishing boat a day or two later. Cracked skull, the whole shit.”
The boat that picked her up in between Florida and Cuba was headed towards New York and that’s where his mother first arrived in The United States.
Freese confirmed his mother was jailed for speaking out against the Castro regime.
When asked if his family now has a hatred for Castro, Freese replied, “Pretty much. It’s like anyone who escaped the communism that was happening there through Castro, they don’t have anything good to say about the dude.”
He continued to describe how Cubans living in Florida were celebrating in the streets when rumors of Castro’s impending death were spreading.
“That’s real shit,” Freese noted. “You know, he executed a lot of people’s family members. Unless you were brainwashed by him and you lived there, you didn’t like him.”
The man conducting the interview, DJ Vlad of VladTV, told B-Real that his family also escaped communism, but from Russia.
“I heard how bad it was over there,” DJ Vlad recounted. “You don’t want to be in one of those communist systems. It was like Hell, really.”
“It doesn’t work,” B-Real interjected, with Vlad answering, “No, it doesn’t work.”
Two other founding members of Cypres Hill, brothers Senen Reyes (also known as Sen Dog) and Ulpiano Sergio Reyes (also known as Mellow Man Ace), were born in Cuba.
Their family emigrated to America in 1971, so it’s likely B-Real has also heard stories from his bandmates regarding the horrors of Castro’s communist regime.
Two weeks ago, UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal made headlines for speaking out against communism and socialism.
“If you know my background, you know I’m Cuban,” he said. “I’m everything that stands against communism, socialism, even democratic socialism — anything that’s flying under that flag that’s saying, ‘We’re going to do all these great things for you, we’re going to give you all these free benefits here and free benefits there, but we’re going to take your freedom away’ – I’m against that.”
Immigrants across the country are trying to warn young Americans about the dangers of supporting far-left ideologies.


newswars--2020-07-30--Return of the extremely elongated cloud on Mars

A mysteriously long , thin cloud has again appeared over the 20-km-high Arsia Mons volcano on Mars .
A recurrent feature , the cloud is made up of water ice , but despite appearances it is not a plume linked to volcanic activity .
Instead , the curious stream forms as airflow is influenced by the volcano ’ s ‘ leeward ’ slope − the side that does not face the wind .
These images of the cloud , which can reach up to 1800-km in length , were taken on 17 and 19 July by the Visual Monitoring Camera @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which has been studying the Red Planet from orbit for the past 16 years .
“ We have been investigating this intriguing phenomenon and were expecting to see such a cloud form around now , ” explains Jorge Hernandez-Bernal , Ph.D. candidate at the University of the Basque Country ( Spain ) and lead author of the ongoing study .
“ This elongated cloud forms every martian year during this season around the southern solstice , and repeats for 80 days or even more , following a rapid daily cycle .
However , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the clouds are always quite this impressive ” .
A martian day , or sol , is slightly longer than an Earth day at 24 hours , 39 minutes and 35 seconds long .
A year at the Red Planet consists of 668 sols , approximately 687 days , so the seasons last for twice as long .
The southern solstice is the period of the year when the Sun is in the southernmost position in the martian skies , just like 21 December on Earth .
In the early mornings during this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ approximately three hours , quickly disappearing again just a few hours later .
Most spacecraft in orbit around the Red Planet tend to observe in the afternoon , however Mars Express is in a privileged position to gather and provide crucial information on this unique effect .
“ The extent of this huge cloud can ’ t be seen if your camera only has a narrow field of view , or if you ’ re only observing in the afternoon , ” says Eleni Ravanis , a Young Graduate Trainee for the Mars @ @ @ @ @ @ @ VMC instrument .
“ Luckily for Mars Express , the highly elliptical orbit of the spacecraft , coupled with the wide field of view of the VMC instrument , lets us take pictures covering a wide area of the planet in the early morning .
That means we can catch it !
” The Mars Express science team have now named the cloud the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud , AMEC .
So , for how long has it been disappearing and reappearing ?
Why does it only form in the early morning ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and we reveal more mysteries from Mars .

A mysteriously long, thin cloud has again appeared over the 20-km-high Arsia Mons volcano on Mars.
A recurrent feature, the cloud is made up of water ice, but despite appearances it is not a plume linked to volcanic activity. Instead, the curious stream forms as airflow is influenced by the volcano’s ‘leeward’ slope − the side that does not face the wind.
These images of the cloud, which can reach up to 1800-km in length, were taken on 17 and 19 July by the Visual Monitoring Camera (VMC) on Mars Express, which has been studying the Red Planet from orbit for the past 16 years.
“We have been investigating this intriguing phenomenon and were expecting to see such a cloud form around now,” explains Jorge Hernandez-Bernal, Ph.D. candidate at the University of the Basque Country (Spain) and lead author of the ongoing study.
“This elongated cloud forms every martian year during this season around the southern solstice, and repeats for 80 days or even more, following a rapid daily cycle. However, we don’t know yet if the clouds are always quite this impressive”.
A martian day, or sol, is slightly longer than an Earth day at 24 hours, 39 minutes and 35 seconds long. A year at the Red Planet consists of 668 sols, approximately 687 days, so the seasons last for twice as long.
The southern solstice is the period of the year when the Sun is in the southernmost position in the martian skies, just like 21 December on Earth. In the early mornings during this period, this fleeting cloud grows for approximately three hours, quickly disappearing again just a few hours later.
Most spacecraft in orbit around the Red Planet tend to observe in the afternoon, however Mars Express is in a privileged position to gather and provide crucial information on this unique effect.
“The extent of this huge cloud can’t be seen if your camera only has a narrow field of view, or if you’re only observing in the afternoon,” says Eleni Ravanis, a Young Graduate Trainee for the Mars Express mission who works specifically for the VMC instrument.
“Luckily for Mars Express, the highly elliptical orbit of the spacecraft, coupled with the wide field of view of the VMC instrument, lets us take pictures covering a wide area of the planet in the early morning. That means we can catch it!”
The Mars Express science team have now named the cloud the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud, AMEC. So, for how long has it been disappearing and reappearing? Why does it only form in the early morning? Stay tuned as scientists continue to investigate, and we reveal more mysteries from Mars.


newswars--2020-07-30--Stunning space butterfly captured by telescope

Resembling a butterfly with its symmetrical structure , beautiful colors , and intricate patterns , this striking bubble of gas—known as NGC 2899—appears to float and flutter across the sky in this new picture from ESO ’ s Very Large Telescope ( VLT ) .
This object has never before been imaged in such striking detail , with even the faint outer edges of the planetary nebula glowing over the background stars .
NGC 2899 ’ s vast swathes of gas extend up to a maximum of two light-years from its center , glowing brightly in front of the stars @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reaches temperatures upwards of ten thousand degrees .
The high temperatures are due to the large amount of radiation from the nebula ’ s parent star , which causes the hydrogen gas in the nebula to glow in a reddish halo around the oxygen gas , in blue .
This object , located between 3000 and 6500 light-years away in the Southern constellation of Vela ( The Sails ) , has two central stars , which are believed to give it its nearly symmetric appearance .
After one star reached the end of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ layers , the other star now interferes with the flow of gas , forming the two-lobed shape seen here .
Only about 10-20 % of planetary nebulae display this type of bipolar shape .
Astronomers were able to capture this highly detailed image of NGC 2899 using the FORS instrument installed on UT1 ( Antu ) , one of the four 8.2-meter telescopes that make up ESO ’ s VLT in Chile .
Standing for FOcal Reducer and low dispersion Spectrograph , this high-resolution instrument was one of the first to be installed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ behind numerous beautiful images and discoveries from ESO .
FORS has contributed to observations of light from a gravitational wave source , has researched the first known interstellar asteroid , and has been used to study in depth the physics behind the formation of complex planetary nebulae .
This image was created under the ESO Cosmic Gems program , an outreach initiative to produce images of interesting , intriguing or visually attractive objects using ESO telescopes , for the purposes of education and public outreach .
The program makes use of telescope time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ observations .
All data collected may also be suitable for scientific purposes , and are made available to astronomers through ESO ’ s science archive .

Resembling a butterfly with its symmetrical structure, beautiful colors, and intricate patterns, this striking bubble of gas—known as NGC 2899—appears to float and flutter across the sky in this new picture from ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT). This object has never before been imaged in such striking detail, with even the faint outer edges of the planetary nebula glowing over the background stars.
NGC 2899’s vast swathes of gas extend up to a maximum of two light-years from its center, glowing brightly in front of the stars of the Milky Way as the gas reaches temperatures upwards of ten thousand degrees. The high temperatures are due to the large amount of radiation from the nebula’s parent star, which causes the hydrogen gas in the nebula to glow in a reddish halo around the oxygen gas, in blue.
This object, located between 3000 and 6500 light-years away in the Southern constellation of Vela (The Sails), has two central stars, which are believed to give it its nearly symmetric appearance. After one star reached the end of its life and cast off its outer layers, the other star now interferes with the flow of gas, forming the two-lobed shape seen here. Only about 10-20% of planetary nebulae display this type of bipolar shape.
Astronomers were able to capture this highly detailed image of NGC 2899 using the FORS instrument installed on UT1 (Antu), one of the four 8.2-meter telescopes that make up ESO’s VLT in Chile. Standing for FOcal Reducer and low dispersion Spectrograph, this high-resolution instrument was one of the first to be installed on ESO’s VLT and is behind numerous beautiful images and discoveries from ESO. FORS has contributed to observations of light from a gravitational wave source, has researched the first known interstellar asteroid, and has been used to study in depth the physics behind the formation of complex planetary nebulae.
This image was created under the ESO Cosmic Gems program, an outreach initiative to produce images of interesting, intriguing or visually attractive objects using ESO telescopes, for the purposes of education and public outreach. The program makes use of telescope time that cannot be used for science observations. All data collected may also be suitable for scientific purposes, and are made available to astronomers through ESO’s science archive.


newswars--2020-07-30--Possible sign of neutron star in supernova 1987A

Two teams of astronomers have made a compelling case in the 33-year-old mystery surrounding Supernova 1987A .
Based on observations of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array ( ALMA ) and a theoretical follow-up study , the scientists provide new insight for the argument that a neutron star is hiding deep inside the remains of the exploded star .
This would be the youngest neutron star known to date .
Ever since astronomers witnessed one of the brightest explosions of a star in the night sky , creating Supernova 1987A ( SN 1987A ) , they have been searching for a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the leftovers from the blast .
Because particles known as neutrinos were detected on Earth on the day of the explosion ( 23 February 1987 ) , astronomers expected that a neutron star had formed in the collapsed center of the star .
But when scientists could not find any evidence for that star , they started to wonder whether it subsequently collapsed into a black hole instead .
For decades the scientific community has been eagerly awaiting a signal from this object that has been hiding behind a very thick cloud of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ALMA radio telescope provided the first indication of the missing neutron star after the explosion .
Extremely high-resolution images revealed a hot “ blob ” in the dusty core of SN 1987A , which is brighter than its surroundings and matches the suspected location of the neutron star .
“ We were very surprised to see this warm blob made by a thick cloud of dust in the supernova remnant , ” said Mikako Matsuura from Cardiff University and a member of the team that found the blob with ALMA .
“ There @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that has heated up the dust and which makes it shine .
That ’ s why we suggested that there is a neutron star hiding inside the dust cloud.
” Even though Matsuura and her team were excited about this result , they wondered about the brightness of the blob .
“ We thought that the neutron star might be too bright to exist , but then Dany Page and his team published a study that indicated that the neutron star can indeed be this bright because it is so very young , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an astrophysicist at the National Autonomous University of Mexico , who has been studying SN 1987A from the start .
“ I was halfway through my Ph.D. when the supernova happened , ” he said , “ it was one of the biggest events in my life that made me change the course of my career to try to solve this mystery .
It was like a modern holy grail.
” The theoretical study by Page and his team , published today in The Astrophysical Journal , strongly supports the suggestion made by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is powering the dust blob .
“ In spite of the supreme complexity of a supernova explosion and the extreme conditions reigning in the interior of a neutron star , the detection of a warm blob of dust is a confirmation of several predictions , ” Page explained .
These predictions were the location and the temperature of the neutron star .
According to supernova computer models , the explosion has “ kicked away ” the neutron star from its birthplace with a speed of hundreds of kilometers per second ( tens of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The blob is exactly at the place where astronomers think the neutron star would be today .
And the temperature of the neutron star , which was predicted to be around 5 million degrees Celsius , provides enough energy to explain the brightness of the blob .
Contrary to common expectations , the neutron star is likely not a pulsar .
“ A pulsar ’ s power depends on how fast it spins and on its magnetic field strength , both of which would need to have very finely tuned values to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , “ while the thermal energy emitted by the hot surface of the young neutron star naturally fits the data.
” “ The neutron star behaves exactly like we expected , ” added James Lattimer of Stony Brook University in New York , and a member of Page ’ s research team .
Lattimer has also followed SN 1987A closely , having published prior to SN 1987A predictions of a supernova ’ s neutrino signal that subsequently matched the observations .
“ Those neutrinos suggested that a black hole never formed , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hole to explain the observed brightness of the blob .
We compared all possibilities and concluded that a hot neutron star is the most likely explanation.
” This neutron star is a 25 km wide , extremely hot ball of ultra-dense matter .
A teaspoon of its material would weigh more than all the buildings within New York City combined .
Because it can only be 33 years old , it would be the youngest neutron star ever found .
The second youngest neutron star that we know of is located in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years old .
Only a direct picture of the neutron star would give definite proof that it exists , but for that astronomers may need to wait a few more decades until the dust and gas in the supernova remnant become more transparent .
Even though many telescopes have made images of SN 1987A , none of them have been able to observe its core with such high precision as ALMA .
Earlier ( 3-D ) observations with ALMA already showed the types of molecules found in the supernova remnant and confirmed that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ This discovery builds upon years of ALMA observations , showing the core of the supernova in more and more detail thanks to the continuing improvements to the telescope and data processing , ” said Remy Indebetouw of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the University of Virginia , who has been a part of the ALMA imaging team .

Two teams of astronomers have made a compelling case in the 33-year-old mystery surrounding Supernova 1987A.
Based on observations of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) and a theoretical follow-up study, the scientists provide new insight for the argument that a neutron star is hiding deep inside the remains of the exploded star. This would be the youngest neutron star known to date.
Ever since astronomers witnessed one of the brightest explosions of a star in the night sky, creating Supernova 1987A (SN 1987A), they have been searching for a compact object that should have formed in the leftovers from the blast.
Because particles known as neutrinos were detected on Earth on the day of the explosion (23 February 1987), astronomers expected that a neutron star had formed in the collapsed center of the star. But when scientists could not find any evidence for that star, they started to wonder whether it subsequently collapsed into a black hole instead. For decades the scientific community has been eagerly awaiting a signal from this object that has been hiding behind a very thick cloud of dust.
The ‘blob’
Recently, observations from the ALMA radio telescope provided the first indication of the missing neutron star after the explosion. Extremely high-resolution images revealed a hot “blob” in the dusty core of SN 1987A, which is brighter than its surroundings and matches the suspected location of the neutron star.
Extremely high-resolution ALMA images revealed a hot “blob” in the dusty core of Supernova 1987A (inset), which could be the location of the missing neutron star. The red color shows dust and cold gas in the center of the supernova remnant, taken at radio wavelengths with ALMA. The green and blue hues reveal where the expanding shock wave from the exploded star is colliding with a ring of material around the supernova. The green represents the glow of visible light, captured by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. The blue color reveals the hottest gas and is based on data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory. The ring was initially made to glow by the flash of light from the original explosion. Over subsequent years the ring material has brightened considerably as the explosion’s shock wave slams into it. Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), P. Cigan and R. Indebetouw; NRAO/AUI/NSF, B. Saxton; NASA/ESA
“We were very surprised to see this warm blob made by a thick cloud of dust in the supernova remnant,” said Mikako Matsuura from Cardiff University and a member of the team that found the blob with ALMA. “There has to be something in the cloud that has heated up the dust and which makes it shine. That’s why we suggested that there is a neutron star hiding inside the dust cloud.”
Even though Matsuura and her team were excited about this result, they wondered about the brightness of the blob. “We thought that the neutron star might be too bright to exist, but then Dany Page and his team published a study that indicated that the neutron star can indeed be this bright because it is so very young,” said Matsuura.
Dany Page is an astrophysicist at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, who has been studying SN 1987A from the start. “I was halfway through my Ph.D. when the supernova happened,” he said, “it was one of the biggest events in my life that made me change the course of my career to try to solve this mystery. It was like a modern holy grail.”
The theoretical study by Page and his team, published today in The Astrophysical Journal, strongly supports the suggestion made by the ALMA team that a neutron star is powering the dust blob. “In spite of the supreme complexity of a supernova explosion and the extreme conditions reigning in the interior of a neutron star, the detection of a warm blob of dust is a confirmation of several predictions,” Page explained.
These predictions were the location and the temperature of the neutron star. According to supernova computer models, the explosion has “kicked away” the neutron star from its birthplace with a speed of hundreds of kilometers per second (tens of times faster than the fastest rocket). The blob is exactly at the place where astronomers think the neutron star would be today. And the temperature of the neutron star, which was predicted to be around 5 million degrees Celsius, provides enough energy to explain the brightness of the blob.
This colorful, multiwavelength image of the intricate remains of Supernova 1987A is produced with data from three different observatories. The red color shows dust and cold gas in the center of the supernova remnant, taken at radio wavelengths with ALMA. The green and blue hues reveal where the expanding shock wave from the exploded star is colliding with a ring of material around the supernova. The green represents the glow of visible light, captured by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. The blue color reveals the hottest gas and is based on data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory. The ring was initially made to glow by the flash of light from the original explosion. Over subsequent years the ring material has brightened considerably as the explosion’s shock wave slams into it. Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), P. Cigan and R. Indebetouw; NRAO/AUI/NSF, B. Saxton; NASA/ESA
Not a pulsar or a black hole
Contrary to common expectations, the neutron star is likely not a pulsar. “A pulsar’s power depends on how fast it spins and on its magnetic field strength, both of which would need to have very finely tuned values to match the observations,” said Page, “while the thermal energy emitted by the hot surface of the young neutron star naturally fits the data.”
“The neutron star behaves exactly like we expected,” added James Lattimer of Stony Brook University in New York, and a member of Page’s research team. Lattimer has also followed SN 1987A closely, having published prior to SN 1987A predictions of a supernova’s neutrino signal that subsequently matched the observations. “Those neutrinos suggested that a black hole never formed, and moreover it seems difficult for a black hole to explain the observed brightness of the blob. We compared all possibilities and concluded that a hot neutron star is the most likely explanation.”
This neutron star is a 25 km wide, extremely hot ball of ultra-dense matter. A teaspoon of its material would weigh more than all the buildings within New York City combined. Because it can only be 33 years old, it would be the youngest neutron star ever found. The second youngest neutron star that we know of is located in the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A and is 330 years old.
Only a direct picture of the neutron star would give definite proof that it exists, but for that astronomers may need to wait a few more decades until the dust and gas in the supernova remnant become more transparent.
Detailed ALMA images
Even though many telescopes have made images of SN 1987A, none of them have been able to observe its core with such high precision as ALMA. Earlier (3-D) observations with ALMA already showed the types of molecules found in the supernova remnant and confirmed that it produced massive amounts of dust.
“This discovery builds upon years of ALMA observations, showing the core of the supernova in more and more detail thanks to the continuing improvements to the telescope and data processing,” said Remy Indebetouw of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the University of Virginia, who has been a part of the ALMA imaging team.


newswars--2020-07-30--Watch: Don Jr. Responds To Twitter Suspension

Asked for his opinion on Wednesday ’ s Capitol Hill hearing with America ’ s top tech CEOs , Trump responded , “ There ’ s no doubt there ’ s bias.
” He went on to point out the hypocrisy of the social media platform for allowing Communist China , the Iranian Ayatollah and other human rights violators , but suspending his account for sharing a video of actual doctors and a congressman on the steps of the Supreme Court .
“ When the Chinese Communist government literally spread disinformation about coronavirus , Twitter literally said that is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he explained .
“ But me saying , ‘ Hey , this is interesting .
It ’ s very different than the narrative they ’ ve been cramming down our throats .
Maybe you should watch it and make up your own mind.
’ That was enough to get thrown off the platform.
” “ Republicans have to wake up also because they are not even aware most of the time , ” Don Jr. continued .
“ You know , their staffers are online doing these things.
” “ The average Republican @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actually happening on these platforms and , so , they don ’ t even realize ( a ) what ’ s going on and ( b ) how important it is for their base , who is being totally suppressed , their free speech wiped away , while these companies get a lot of protection from the government and that is the key.
” The White Coat Summit video may be deleted on Twitter , YouTube , Facebook , Instagram and other sites , but it will always be found at Banned.video , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most important censored content .
See the verboten press conference below :

President Trump’s oldest son Don Jr. joined Fox & Friends Thursday morning to discuss his recent Twitter suspension.
Asked for his opinion on Wednesday’s Capitol Hill hearing with America’s top tech CEOs, Trump responded, “There’s no doubt there’s bias.”
He went on to point out the hypocrisy of the social media platform for allowing Communist China, the Iranian Ayatollah and other human rights violators, but suspending his account for sharing a video of actual doctors and a congressman on the steps of the Supreme Court.
“When the Chinese Communist government literally spread disinformation about coronavirus, Twitter literally said that is not a violation of their rules,” he explained. “But me saying, ‘Hey, this is interesting. It’s very different than the narrative they’ve been cramming down our throats. Maybe you should watch it and make up your own mind.’ That was enough to get thrown off the platform.”
“Republicans have to wake up also because they are not even aware most of the time,” Don Jr. continued. “You know, their staffers are online doing these things.”
“The average Republican in Congress has no idea what is actually happening on these platforms and, so, they don’t even realize (a) what’s going on and (b) how important it is for their base, who is being totally suppressed, their free speech wiped away, while these companies get a lot of protection from the government and that is the key.”
The White Coat Summit video may be deleted on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and other sites, but it will always be found at Banned.video, the home for the internet’s most important censored content.
See the verboten press conference below:


newswars--2020-07-30--Iranian Satellite Snaps Pics of US’s Largest Mideast Base

The images were reportedly obtained amid the ongoing massive war games in southern Iran involving multiple branches of the armed forces , including elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps ( IRGC ) formations .
The IRGC has released detailed images of Al-Udeid Air Base – the Qatar-based home of the US military ’ s Central Command , with the snaps taken by Iran ’ s new domestically-developed ‘ Noor ’ ( Light ) military satellite .
The images include several detailed snaps of the airbase itself , with the pictures apparently taken during various intervals , based on the changing positions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the images appears to be an infrared view showing heat signatures emitted by aircraft and the nearby facilities .
Al-Udeid is the US ’ s largest military base in the Middle East , with as many as 11,000 personnel permanently stationed at the facility at any one time , and the base used to direct US military operations across the region .
The images are featured in a video showing off Iran ’ s drone , air power and missile might , with drones , planes and missiles shown to be targeting a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aircraft carrier .
The images were released amid the ongoing ‘ Great Prophet 14 ’ military drills in Hormozgan province , southern Iran , with the territory bordering on the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz .
The massive drills kicked off on Tuesday .
In addition to its intelligence-gathering activities , the Noor satellite has reportedly been used to monitor the exercises from space .
The Noor satellite was launched into orbit in April .
US Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond derided the launch at the time , calling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ space ” and suggesting it would be “ unlikely ” to provide Iran with any usable intelligence .
US troops at the Al-Udeid Air Base and the nearby Al-Dhafra Air Base in Abu Dhabi , UAE were reportedly temporarily put on alert this week after missile fire was detected in the area where the drills are taking place .
“ The incident lasted for a matter of minutes and an all clear was declared after the threat…had passed , ” US Army Maj. Beth Riordan was quoted as saying .
The US Navy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 ’ drills on Wednesday , taking special issue with the use of a mock-up of a US aircraft carrier .
“ We are always watchful of this type of irresponsible and reckless behaviour by Iran in the vicinity of busy international waterways , ” a spokesperson for the US Fifth Fleet was quoted as saying .
In addition to the satellite , Iran showed off the capabilities of its underground missile units during the drills .
Drone units , aircraft , and a variety of sea-to-sea and coastal defence missiles were fired @ @ @ @ @ @ @ IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Brig .
Gen Amir Ali Hajizadeh revealed that the drills also included defeating a simulated US Theater High Altitude Area Defence ( THAAD ) -style system by targeting it with radar-evading missiles .
“ With the facilities in our possession , we can hit any hostile target at any location in the Persian Gulf region , the Sea of Oman , and the Indian Ocean , ” Hajizadeh said .
The drills come in the wake of the latest escalation in tensions in the already strained Iranian-US relationship last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was forced to take evasive maneuvers following an interception by two US fighter jets over Syrian airspace .
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called the incident an act of “ aerial terrorism ” by the US , and urged the International Civil Aviation Organisation , the United Nations Security Council , Syria and Lebanon to take appropriate action to hold Washington accountable for its alleged violation of international law .
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The images were reportedly obtained amid the ongoing massive war games in southern Iran involving multiple branches of the armed forces, including elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) formations.
The IRGC has released detailed images of Al-Udeid Air Base – the Qatar-based home of the US military’s Central Command, with the snaps taken by Iran’s new domestically-developed ‘Noor’ (Light) military satellite.
First we see what looks like a satellite tracking station, then a graphic of “IRAN_SAT” sending signals to Tehran. Next, imagery of Al-Udeid Airbase, which seem to be taken at different times. You can see changes in positions of KC-135s. “Changes in targets” written underneath 2/ pic.twitter.com/FqrGWEbmAd — Aᴍɪʀ (@AmirIGM) July 29, 2020 Get back in the game, jump on our major sale at the store now!
The images include several detailed snaps of the airbase itself, with the pictures apparently taken during various intervals, based on the changing positions of aircraft on runways. One of the images appears to be an infrared view showing heat signatures emitted by aircraft and the nearby facilities.
Al-Udeid is the US’s largest military base in the Middle East, with as many as 11,000 personnel permanently stationed at the facility at any one time, and the base used to direct US military operations across the region.
The images are featured in a video showing off Iran’s drone, air power and missile might, with drones, planes and missiles shown to be targeting a range of objects, including a mock-up aircraft carrier.
The images were released amid the ongoing ‘Great Prophet 14’ military drills in Hormozgan province, southern Iran, with the territory bordering on the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. The massive drills kicked off on Tuesday. In addition to its intelligence-gathering activities, the Noor satellite has reportedly been used to monitor the exercises from space.
The Noor satellite was launched into orbit in April. US Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond derided the launch at the time, calling the satellite a “tumbling webcam in space” and suggesting it would be “unlikely” to provide Iran with any usable intelligence.
US troops at the Al-Udeid Air Base and the nearby Al-Dhafra Air Base in Abu Dhabi, UAE were reportedly temporarily put on alert this week after missile fire was detected in the area where the drills are taking place. “The incident lasted for a matter of minutes and an all clear was declared after the threat…had passed,” US Army Maj. Beth Riordan was quoted as saying.
The US Navy slammed Iran’s ‘Great Prophet 14’ drills on Wednesday, taking special issue with the use of a mock-up of a US aircraft carrier. “We are always watchful of this type of irresponsible and reckless behaviour by Iran in the vicinity of busy international waterways,” a spokesperson for the US Fifth Fleet was quoted as saying.
In addition to the satellite, Iran showed off the capabilities of its underground missile units during the drills. Drone units, aircraft, and a variety of sea-to-sea and coastal defence missiles were fired during the wargames. On Wednesday, IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Brig. Gen Amir Ali Hajizadeh revealed that the drills also included defeating a simulated US Theater High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD)-style system by targeting it with radar-evading missiles. “With the facilities in our possession, we can hit any hostile target at any location in the Persian Gulf region, the Sea of Oman, and the Indian Ocean,” Hajizadeh said.
The drills come in the wake of the latest escalation in tensions in the already strained Iranian-US relationship last week, after an Iranian passenger airliner was forced to take evasive maneuvers following an interception by two US fighter jets over Syrian airspace. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called the incident an act of “aerial terrorism” by the US, and urged the International Civil Aviation Organisation, the United Nations Security Council, Syria and Lebanon to take appropriate action to hold Washington accountable for its alleged violation of international law.
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