newswars--2020-08-05--Six-Year-Old Chokes on Face Mask Baked Into McDonald’s Chicken Nugget

Customers at a UK McDonald ’ s found a blue face mask baked into their chicken nugget meal .
The disgusting discovery was made Tuesday when a six-year-old girl bit into the nugget purchased at the restaurant in Aldershot , Hampshire , nearly choking on it in the process .
The girl ’ s mother , Laura Arber , 32 , said she had to induce vomiting to get the object to exit her daughter ’ s mouth .
“ It was a mask , it was absolutely baked into it , ” Arber said , according to the BBC @ @ @ @ @ @ @ finger in her mouth to make her sick and it came up all speckled with blue.
” Arber said she noticed something odd inside the box of nuggets when she went to inspect it .
“ I couldn ’ t work out what it was but I looked at the box of nuggets and could see something blue sticking out of another one , ” she said .
“ It was a mask , it was absolutely baked into it , it had gone like chewing gum .
It was disgusting.
” Another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on an Aldershot Facebook group , according to Hampshirelive.news .
“ My little daughter just started choking and I put my fingers down her throat to loop it out there was just blue with the sick .
I thought what on earth is this ?
!
I didn ’ t even think it could be the chicken nugget but looked over at the box and all you could see was this blue coming out of another chicken nugget in the box of 20.
” “ And the mask is cooked into it , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it ’ s clearly a mask .
You can see the seam and how solid it is in there.
” Arber fears her daughter could have died had she not been there to rescue her .
The traumatic experience has turned her family off of McDonald ’ s “ for life , ” Arber says , adding she immediately went back to the store to speak with a manager who said the nuggets were not cooked there .
Arber said despite telling her story to the manager , to her disbelief the restaurant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the worse thing was that they carried on serving them !
?
Before I left I said ‘ Are you going to keep serving them ?
’ And they were carrying on serving them and that was the big thing for me.
” “ I just couldn ’ t believe the way the management were handling it.
” In a statement , a McDonald ’ s rep said the company would look into the incident .
“ As soon as we were made aware of the issue we opened a full investigation with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ action to ensure any product from this batch is removed from restaurants.
” “ We would like to offer a full apology to the customer in question and understand they are currently in conversation with our customer services team.
” Wearing the mask is part of an initiation ritual for the New World Order

Customers at a UK McDonald’s found a blue face mask baked into their chicken nugget meal.
The disgusting discovery was made Tuesday when a six-year-old girl bit into the nugget purchased at the restaurant in Aldershot, Hampshire, nearly choking on it in the process.
The girl’s mother, Laura Arber, 32, said she had to induce vomiting to get the object to exit her daughter’s mouth.
“It was a mask, it was absolutely baked into it,” Arber said, according to the BBC.
“I had to put my finger in her mouth to make her sick and it came up all speckled with blue.”
Arber said she noticed something odd inside the box of nuggets when she went to inspect it.
“I couldn’t work out what it was but I looked at the box of nuggets and could see something blue sticking out of another one,” she said.
“It was a mask, it was absolutely baked into it, it had gone like chewing gum. It was disgusting.”
Another version of Arber’s story appears on an Aldershot Facebook group, according to Hampshirelive.news.
“My little daughter just started choking and I put my fingers down her throat to loop it out there was just blue with the sick. I thought what on earth is this?! I didn’t even think it could be the chicken nugget but looked over at the box and all you could see was this blue coming out of another chicken nugget in the box of 20.”
“And the mask is cooked into it, like a part of the mixture and it’s clearly a mask. You can see the seam and how solid it is in there.”
Arber fears her daughter could have died had she not been there to rescue her.
The traumatic experience has turned her family off of McDonald’s “for life,” Arber says, adding she immediately went back to the store to speak with a manager who said the nuggets were not cooked there.
Arber said despite telling her story to the manager, to her disbelief the restaurant continued to sell nuggets.
“And the worse thing was that they carried on serving them!? Before I left I said ‘Are you going to keep serving them?’ And they were carrying on serving them and that was the big thing for me.”
“I just couldn’t believe the way the management were handling it.”
In a statement, a McDonald’s rep said the company would look into the incident.
“As soon as we were made aware of the issue we opened a full investigation with the relevant supplier, and have taken action to ensure any product from this batch is removed from restaurants.”
“We would like to offer a full apology to the customer in question and understand they are currently in conversation with our customer services team.”
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Wearing the mask is part of an initiation ritual for the New World Order


newswars--2020-08-05--HCQ Nazi’s Take Over Media!

HCQ Nazi’s Take Over Media!

First , they delete the videos and then comes the smear campaigns and character assassinations .
You know you ’ @ @ @ @ @ you start catching flak .
No Hydroxychloroquine for you !

First, they delete the videos and then comes the smear campaigns and character assassinations.
You know you’re over the target when you start catching flak.
No Hydroxychloroquine for you!


newswars--2020-08-05--Jersey Gym Owners Destroy CNN’s Chris Cuomo

During a Tuesday night interview , CNN anchor Chris Cuomo got into a heated debate with two men who are facing jail time for opening their New Jersey gym against state COVID-19 lockdown orders .
Last week , Atilis Gym in Bellmawr , N.J. was raided by county sheriffs and co-founders Frank Trumbetti and Ian Smith were arrested for violating Governor Murphy ’ s ( D ) authoritarian shutdown order .
Smith and Trumbetti joined “ Cuomo Prime Time ” to share their take on the situation and to make a case for small businesses around the country .
After @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a good enough job protecting the most vulnerable people from coronavirus , which is ironic because his brother literally sent COVID-positive people to nursing homes , Trumbetti had to interrupt .
“ 53.3 % of the deaths come from 0.6 % of the population .
Bottom line , that ’ s a fucking stat that nobody is talking about , ” he told Cuomo .
Cuomo responded , “ Frank , watch your mouth we ’ re on television , ” despite frequently cursing on air .
Likely excusing his anger , Trumbetti @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mother from this !
She got it in the hospital .
You ’ re barking up the wrong tree !
” Next , the CNN host accused the gym owners of becoming politicized and warned they could get treated as “ political combatants.
” “ I am the least political person you ’ ve ever met in your life , ” Trumbetti replied .
“ I couldn ’ t give two craps about politics.
” As the government continues to abuse the civil liberties of Americans , more apolitical people will begin to @ @ @

During a Tuesday night interview, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo got into a heated debate with two men who are facing jail time for opening their New Jersey gym against state COVID-19 lockdown orders.
Last week, Atilis Gym in Bellmawr, N.J. was raided by county sheriffs and co-founders Frank Trumbetti and Ian Smith were arrested for violating Governor Murphy’s (D) authoritarian shutdown order.
Smith and Trumbetti joined “Cuomo Prime Time” to share their take on the situation and to make a case for small businesses around the country.
After Cuomo said America didn’t do a good enough job protecting the most vulnerable people from coronavirus, which is ironic because his brother literally sent COVID-positive people to nursing homes, Trumbetti had to interrupt.
“53.3% of the deaths come from 0.6% of the population. Bottom line, that’s a fucking stat that nobody is talking about,” he told Cuomo.
Cuomo responded, “Frank, watch your mouth we’re on television,” despite frequently cursing on air.
Likely excusing his anger, Trumbetti told Cuomo, “I lost my mother from this! She got it in the hospital. You’re barking up the wrong tree!”
Next, the CNN host accused the gym owners of becoming politicized and warned they could get treated as “political combatants.”
“I am the least political person you’ve ever met in your life,” Trumbetti replied. “I couldn’t give two craps about politics.”
As the government continues to abuse the civil liberties of Americans, more apolitical people will begin to take action.


newswars--2020-08-05--Michelle Obama Blames Trump Admin. “Hypocrisy” for “Low-Grade Depression”

Former First Lady Michelle Obama admitted during her new podcast that quarantine life , the coronavirus pandemic , and Trump administration “ hypocrisy ” are all contributing to a decline of her mental health .
“ I ’ m waking up in the middle of the night , cause I ’ m worrying about something , or there ’ s a heaviness , ” Obama said during her show ’ s initial broadcast Wednesday .
“ I try to make sure I get a workout in , although there have been periods throughout this quarantine , where I just have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I ’ ve gone through those emotional highs and lows that I think everybody feels , where you just don ’ t feel yourself , and sometimes there ’ s been a week or so where I had to surrender to that , and not be so hard on myself .
And say , you know what , you ’ re just not feeling that treadmill right now.
” Obama continued , claiming she ’ s experiencing depression partly because of coronavirus , but also because of the Trump administration ’ s “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dispiriting.
” “ It is unusual , and it is , you know , it ’ s a direct result of just being out of , out of body , out of mind , ” she said .
“ And spiritually , these are not , they are not fulfilling times , spiritually .
You know , um , so I , I know that I am dealing with some form of low-grade depression .
Not just because of the quarantine , but because of the racial strife , and just seeing this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , day in and day out , is dispiriting.
” Another thing that could be contributing to her depression : President Trump constantly calling out her husband ’ s crimes and failed coup attempts .
Owen is joined by Ivan Raiklin who breaks down the importance of General Micheal Flynn and why Judge Sullivan is buying time on his case .

Former First Lady Michelle Obama admitted during her new podcast that quarantine life, the coronavirus pandemic, and Trump administration “hypocrisy” are all contributing to a decline of her mental health.
“I’m waking up in the middle of the night, cause I’m worrying about something, or there’s a heaviness,” Obama said during her show’s initial broadcast Wednesday.
“I try to make sure I get a workout in, although there have been periods throughout this quarantine, where I just have felt too low. You know, I’ve gone through those emotional highs and lows that I think everybody feels, where you just don’t feel yourself, and sometimes there’s been a week or so where I had to surrender to that, and not be so hard on myself. And say, you know what, you’re just not feeling that treadmill right now.”
Obama continued, claiming she’s experiencing depression partly because of coronavirus, but also because of the Trump administration’s “hypocrisy,” which she called “dispiriting.”
“It is unusual, and it is, you know, it’s a direct result of just being out of, out of body, out of mind,” she said. “And spiritually, these are not, they are not fulfilling times, spiritually. You know, um, so I, I know that I am dealing with some form of low-grade depression. Not just because of the quarantine, but because of the racial strife, and just seeing this administration, watching the hypocrisy of it, day in and day out, is dispiriting.”
Another thing that could be contributing to her depression: President Trump constantly calling out her husband’s crimes and failed coup attempts.
BIG NEWS! The Political Crime of the Century is unfolding. ObamaBiden illegally spied on the Trump Campaign, both before and after the election. Treason! https://t.co/6XF1pIWMNO — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2020
Sally Yates has zero credibility. She was a part of the greatest political crime of the Century, and ObamaBiden knew EVERYTHING! Sally Yates leaked the General Flynn conversation? Ask her under oath. Republicans should start playing the Democrats game! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2020
H/t: Pam Key, Breitbart
Owen is joined by Ivan Raiklin who breaks down the importance of General Micheal Flynn and why Judge Sullivan is buying time on his case.


newswars--2020-08-05--Watch: Trump Announces Human Trafficking Initiatives During White House Briefing

President Trump holds a White House press conference Wednesday to deliver the latest coronavirus updates in several states , calling @ @ @ @ @ the fall as cases drop .
Meanwhile , the DOJ has announced new human trafficking @ @ @ @ @ gang members for child trafficking in Virginia .

President Trump holds a White House press conference Wednesday to deliver the latest coronavirus updates in several states, calling for schools to reopen in the fall as cases drop. Meanwhile, the DOJ has announced new human trafficking initiatives and have arrested MS-13 gang members for child trafficking in Virginia.
LIVE: President @realDonaldTrump holds a news conference https://t.co/OESn53MyzQ — The White House (@WhiteHouse) August 5, 2020


newswars--2020-08-05--Trucking Company Refuses to Deliver to ‘Defund the Police’ Cities

Businesses located in cities where officials are working to defund or dismantle their police departments will not be receiving shipments from one Illinois-based trucking company .
Mike Kucharski , co-owner of JKC Trucking , says it is too dangerous to send drivers into areas without dependable law enforcement protection .
“ Our first priority is to support our drivers and their safety when they are on the road , ” Kucharski explained to Fox and Friends First .
“ When you ’ re a truck driver long enough on the road , you know there is no safe place .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re going to be having valuable cargo and there ’ s going to be no police to rely on , who is going to protect our drivers ?
” Kucharski is concerned his insurance may soon not cover some high-risk metro areas , and says he could potentially be required to purchase supplemental coverage in order to operate in those regions .
A recent poll conducted by CDL Life found that 79 percent of truck drivers will refuse to pick up or deliver in cities where police departments are defunded or disbanded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to New York City for a good amount of money and no drivers wanted to take it for us because they are scared of NYC , ” a source in the logistics industry told Infowars .
A survey conducted by the Police Executive Research Forum found that almost half of 258 law enforcement agencies across the U.S. have seen funding “ slashed or expected to be reduced , ” USA Today reports .
Alex Jones interviews Infowars Reporter Savanah Hernandez about what she witnessed during the failed Antifa occupation of downtown Austin .

Businesses located in cities where officials are working to defund or dismantle their police departments will not be receiving shipments from one Illinois-based trucking company.
Mike Kucharski, co-owner of JKC Trucking, says it is too dangerous to send drivers into areas without dependable law enforcement protection.
“Our first priority is to support our drivers and their safety when they are on the road,” Kucharski explained to Fox and Friends First.
“When you’re a truck driver long enough on the road, you know there is no safe place. Violence is everywhere. So if you’re going to be having valuable cargo and there’s going to be no police to rely on, who is going to protect our drivers?”
Kucharski is concerned his insurance may soon not cover some high-risk metro areas, and says he could potentially be required to purchase supplemental coverage in order to operate in those regions.
“If they Defund the Police in Minneapolis, JKC trucks won’t go there.” -Meet the owner of a trucking company who refuses to put his drivers at risk and says he won’t do business in cities that defund police.https://t.co/F1bpWkuV6N — Fox & Friends First (@FoxFriendsFirst) August 5, 2020 Maintain peak vigilance by taking advantage of our latest sale now!
A recent poll conducted by CDL Life found that 79 percent of truck drivers will refuse to pick up or deliver in cities where police departments are defunded or disbanded.
“We had a load going to New York City for a good amount of money and no drivers wanted to take it for us because they are scared of NYC,” a source in the logistics industry told Infowars.
A survey conducted by the Police Executive Research Forum found that almost half of 258 law enforcement agencies across the U.S. have seen funding “slashed or expected to be reduced,” USA Today reports.
Alex Jones interviews Infowars Reporter Savanah Hernandez about what she witnessed during the failed Antifa occupation of downtown Austin.
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newswars--2020-08-05--Scientists Try to Explain Why Some Babies Enjoy TV More Than Others

Children ’ s own temperament could be driving the amount of TV they watch — according to new research from the University of East Anglia and Birkbeck , University of London .
New findings published today show that the brain responses of 10-month-old babies could predict whether they would enjoy watching fast-paced TV shows six months later .
The research team says that the findings are important for the ongoing debate around early TV exposure .
Lead researcher Dr Teodora Gliga , from UEA ’ s School of Psychology , said : “ The sensory environment surrounding babies and young @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but the ability to pay attention to something is one of the first developmental milestones in babies .
“ Even before they can ask questions , children vary greatly in how driven they are to explore their surroundings and engage with new sights or sounds .
“ We wanted to find out why babies appear to be so different in the way that they seek out new visual sensory stimulation — such as being attracted to shiny objects , bright colours or moving images on TV .
“ There have been various theories @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suggesting that infants who are less sensitive will seek less stimulation , others suggesting that some infants are simply faster at processing information — an ability which could drive them to seek out new stimulation more frequently .
“ In this study we bring support for a third theory by showing that a preference for novelty makes some infants seek more varied stimulation.
” Using a brain imaging method known as electroencephalography ( EEG ) , the research team studied brain activity in 48 10-month old babies while they watched a 40-second clip @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They studied how the children ’ s brain waves responded to random interruptions to the movie — in the form of a black and white chequerboard suddenly flashing on screen .
Dr Gliga said : “ As the babies watched the repeated video clip , EEG responses told us that they learned its content .
We expected that , as the video became less novel and therefore engaged their attention less , they would start noticing the checkerboard .
“ But some of the babies started responding to the checkerboard earlier on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suggesting that these children had had enough of the old information .
“ Conversely , others remained engaged with the video even when there was not much to learn from it , ” she added .
Parents and carers were also asked to fill in a questionnaire about their babies ’ sensory behaviours — including whether they enjoyed watching fast-paced brightly-coloured TV shows .
This was followed up with a second similar questionnaire six months later .
Dr Gliga said : “ It was very interesting to find that brain responses at 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their attention from the repeated video to the checkerboard , predicted whether they would enjoy watching fast-paced TV shows six months later .
“ These findings are important for the ongoing debate on early TV exposure since they suggest that children ’ s temperament may drive differences in TV exposure .
“ It is unlikely that our findings are explained by early TV exposure since parents reported that only a small proportion of 10-month-olds were watching TV shows , ” she added .
Elena Serena Piccardi , from Birkbeck , University of London @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our research will aim to understand exactly what drives these individual differences in attention to novelty , including the role that early environments may have .
“ Exploration and discovery are essential for children ’ s learning and cognitive development .
Yet , different children may benefit from different environments for their learning .
As such , this research will help us understand how individualized environments may nurture children ’ s learning , promote their cognitive development and , ultimately , support achievement of their full potential .
The research was led @ @ @ @ @ @ @ University of London and Cambridge University .
It was funded by the Medical Research Council .
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control .

Children’s own temperament could be driving the amount of TV they watch — according to new research from the University of East Anglia and Birkbeck, University of London.
New findings published today show that the brain responses of 10-month-old babies could predict whether they would enjoy watching fast-paced TV shows six months later.
The research team says that the findings are important for the ongoing debate around early TV exposure.
Lead researcher Dr Teodora Gliga, from UEA’s School of Psychology, said: “The sensory environment surrounding babies and young children is really complex and cluttered, but the ability to pay attention to something is one of the first developmental milestones in babies.
“Even before they can ask questions, children vary greatly in how driven they are to explore their surroundings and engage with new sights or sounds.
“We wanted to find out why babies appear to be so different in the way that they seek out new visual sensory stimulation — such as being attracted to shiny objects, bright colours or moving images on TV.
“There have been various theories to explain these differences, with some suggesting that infants who are less sensitive will seek less stimulation, others suggesting that some infants are simply faster at processing information — an ability which could drive them to seek out new stimulation more frequently.
“In this study we bring support for a third theory by showing that a preference for novelty makes some infants seek more varied stimulation.”
Using a brain imaging method known as electroencephalography (EEG), the research team studied brain activity in 48 10-month old babies while they watched a 40-second clip from the Disney movie Fantasia on repeat.
They studied how the children’s brain waves responded to random interruptions to the movie — in the form of a black and white chequerboard suddenly flashing on screen.
Dr Gliga said: “As the babies watched the repeated video clip, EEG responses told us that they learned its content. We expected that, as the video became less novel and therefore engaged their attention less, they would start noticing the checkerboard.
“But some of the babies started responding to the checkerboard earlier on while still learning about the video — suggesting that these children had had enough of the old information.
“Conversely, others remained engaged with the video even when there was not much to learn from it,” she added.
Parents and carers were also asked to fill in a questionnaire about their babies’ sensory behaviours — including whether they enjoyed watching fast-paced brightly-coloured TV shows. This was followed up with a second similar questionnaire six months later.
Dr Gliga said: “It was very interesting to find that brain responses at 10 months, indicating how quickly infants switched their attention from the repeated video to the checkerboard, predicted whether they would enjoy watching fast-paced TV shows six months later.
“These findings are important for the ongoing debate on early TV exposure since they suggest that children’s temperament may drive differences in TV exposure.
“It is unlikely that our findings are explained by early TV exposure since parents reported that only a small proportion of 10-month-olds were watching TV shows,” she added.
Elena Serena Piccardi, from Birkbeck, University of London, said: “The next part of our research will aim to understand exactly what drives these individual differences in attention to novelty, including the role that early environments may have.
“Exploration and discovery are essential for children’s learning and cognitive development. Yet, different children may benefit from different environments for their learning. As such, this research will help us understand how individualized environments may nurture children’s learning, promote their cognitive development and, ultimately, support achievement of their full potential.
The research was led by UEA in collaboration with Birkbeck, University of London and Cambridge University. It was funded by the Medical Research Council.
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control.


newswars--2020-08-05--“Stretching” Behavior of DNA Surprises Scientists

When large forces , for example in bridge construction , act on a heavy beam , the beam will be slightly deformed .
Calculating the relationship between forces , internal stresses and deformations is one of the standard tasks in civil engineering .
But what happens when you apply these considerations to tiny objects — for example , to a single DNA double helix ?
Experiments with DNA molecules show that their mechanical properties are completely different from what those of macroscopic objects — and this has important consequences for biology and medicine .
Scientists at TU Wien ( Vienna @ @ @ @ @ @ @ properties in detail by combining ideas from civil engineering and physics .
At first glance , you might think of the DNA double helix as a tiny little spring that you can simply stretch and compress just like you would an ordinary spring .
But it is not quite that simple : “ If you stretch a piece of DNA , you would actually expect the number of turns to decrease .
But in certain cases the opposite is true : “ When the helix gets longer , it sometimes twists even more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the Institute of Mechanics of Materials and Structures at TU Wien .
“ Apart from that , DNA molecules are much more ductile than the materials we usually deal with in civil engineering : They can become 70 % longer under tensile stress.
” These strange mechanical properties of DNA are of great importance for biology and medicine : “ When the genetic information is read from the DNA molecule in a living cell , the details of the geometry can determine whether a reading error occurs , which in the worst @ @ @ @ @ @ @ says Johannes Kalliauer .
“ Until now , molecular biology has had to be satisfied with empirical methods to explain the relationship between forces and the geometry of DNA.
” In his dissertation , Johannes Kalliauer got to the bottom of this issue — and he did so in the form of a rather unusual combination of subjects : His work was supervised on the one hand by the civil engineer Prof. Christian Hellmich , and on the other hand by Prof. Gerhard Kahl from the Institute of Theoretical Physics .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ DNA molecule on an atomic scale on the computer , ” explains Kalliauer .
“ You determine how the DNA helices are compressed , stretched or twisted — and then you calculate the forces that occur and the final position of the atoms.
” Such calculations are very complex and only possible with the help of large supercomputers — Johannes Kalliauer used the Vienna Scientific Cluster ( VSC ) for this purpose .
That way , the strange experimental findings could be explaned — such as the counterintuitive result that in certain cases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ It ’ s hard to imagine on a large scale , but at the atomic level it all makes sense , ” says Johannes Kalliauer .
Within the atomic models of theoretical physics , interatomic forces and distances can be determined .
Using certain rules developed by the team based on principles from civil engineering , the relevant force quantities required to describe the DNA strand as a whole can then be determined — similar to the way the statics of a beam in civil engineering can be described using some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ working in an interesting intermediate world here , between the microscopic and the macroscopic , ” says Johannes Kalliauer .
“ The special thing about this research project is that you really need both perspectives and you have to combine them.
” This combination of significantly different size scales plays a central role at the Institute for Mechanics of Materials and Structures time and again .
After all , the material properties that we feel every day on a large scale are always determined by behaviour at the micro level .
The current @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the “ Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids , ” is intended to show on the one hand how to combine the large and the small in a scientifically exact way , and on the other hand to help to better understand the behaviour of DNA — right down to the explanation of hereditary diseases .
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control .

When large forces, for example in bridge construction, act on a heavy beam, the beam will be slightly deformed. Calculating the relationship between forces, internal stresses and deformations is one of the standard tasks in civil engineering.
But what happens when you apply these considerations to tiny objects — for example, to a single DNA double helix?
Experiments with DNA molecules show that their mechanical properties are completely different from what those of macroscopic objects — and this has important consequences for biology and medicine. Scientists at TU Wien (Vienna) has now succeeded in explaining these properties in detail by combining ideas from civil engineering and physics.
Unexpected behaviour at the molecular level
At first glance, you might think of the DNA double helix as a tiny little spring that you can simply stretch and compress just like you would an ordinary spring. But it is not quite that simple: “If you stretch a piece of DNA, you would actually expect the number of turns to decrease. But in certain cases the opposite is true: “When the helix gets longer, it sometimes twists even more,” says civil engineer Johannes Kalliauer from the Institute of Mechanics of Materials and Structures at TU Wien. “Apart from that, DNA molecules are much more ductile than the materials we usually deal with in civil engineering: They can become 70% longer under tensile stress.”
These strange mechanical properties of DNA are of great importance for biology and medicine: “When the genetic information is read from the DNA molecule in a living cell, the details of the geometry can determine whether a reading error occurs, which in the worst case can even cause cancer,” says Johannes Kalliauer. “Until now, molecular biology has had to be satisfied with empirical methods to explain the relationship between forces and the geometry of DNA.”
In his dissertation, Johannes Kalliauer got to the bottom of this issue — and he did so in the form of a rather unusual combination of subjects: His work was supervised on the one hand by the civil engineer Prof. Christian Hellmich, and on the other hand by Prof. Gerhard Kahl from the Institute of Theoretical Physics.
“We used molecular dynamics methods to reproduce the DNA molecule on an atomic scale on the computer,” explains Kalliauer. “You determine how the DNA helices are compressed, stretched or twisted — and then you calculate the forces that occur and the final position of the atoms.” Such calculations are very complex and only possible with the help of large supercomputers — Johannes Kalliauer used the Vienna Scientific Cluster (VSC) for this purpose.
That way, the strange experimental findings could be explaned — such as the counterintuitive result that in certain cases the DNA twists even more when stretched. “It’s hard to imagine on a large scale, but at the atomic level it all makes sense,” says Johannes Kalliauer.
Strange intermediate world
Within the atomic models of theoretical physics, interatomic forces and distances can be determined. Using certain rules developed by the team based on principles from civil engineering, the relevant force quantities required to describe the DNA strand as a whole can then be determined — similar to the way the statics of a beam in civil engineering can be described using some important cross-sectional properties.
“We are working in an interesting intermediate world here, between the microscopic and the macroscopic,” says Johannes Kalliauer. “The special thing about this research project is that you really need both perspectives and you have to combine them.”
This combination of significantly different size scales plays a central role at the Institute for Mechanics of Materials and Structures time and again. After all, the material properties that we feel every day on a large scale are always determined by behaviour at the micro level. The current work, which has now been published in the “Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids,” is intended to show on the one hand how to combine the large and the small in a scientifically exact way, and on the other hand to help to better understand the behaviour of DNA — right down to the explanation of hereditary diseases.
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control.


newswars--2020-08-05--Study Raises Alarm Over Bad Prescriptions Sending Hospitalized Seniors Back to Emergency Room

Two in three hospitalized seniors are prescribed drugs that should be avoided by older adults , increasing the risk of injury and adverse drug reactions .
Improving hospital prescribing practices can reduce the frequency of inappropriate medications and resulting harm , according to a new study led by McGill University researchers .
Potentially inappropriate medications ( PIMs ) are drugs that should be avoided by seniors because the risk of harm or injury outweighs the expected benefit , particularly when safer or more effective alternatives are available for the same condition .
A new study published in Journal of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ examine the impact of these medications as a result of decisions made by care teams during hospital stays .
As patients recover , they are especially vulnerable in the short-term period after discharge , when the associated risks and adverse reactions can result in emergency department visits , rehospitalization , and even death within 30 days .
Navigating the risks and benefits of medications To estimate the number of PIMs prescribed to patients , the researchers analyzed data from hospital admissions records , provincial health databases , and filled prescriptions in Quebec between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ results they found were surprising .
“ The risks associated with some of these drugs are well-known to clinicians , yet they are still commonly prescribed , ” says lead author Daniala Weir , a former doctoral trainee under the supervision of Robyn Tamblyn in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics .
“ Benzodiazepines , for example , are typically used to treat anxiety and insomnia in adults , but are known to increase the risk of falls for seniors.
” Clinicians may judge that the benefit of a PIM outweighs the harm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be true in specific situations ; however , on the whole , these medications still tend to cause more harm than good for the average older adult , ” says Weir .
The researchers conclude that these findings demonstrate a need not only for further research into the risks associated with continuing PIMs at hospital discharge , but also for better guidance to improve prescribing practices in hospitals for older adults .
” Dr.Weir has identified important and preventable risk factors for avoidable harm in hospitalized seniors .
With the introduction of computerized @ @ @ @ @ @ @ automated review and alerts for potentially inappropriate medications ; interventions that have proven to be effective in reducing PIMs in other jurisdictions , ” says Professor Tamblyn .
Alex Jones and Reporter Savanah Hernandez discuss what she witnessed during the failed Antifa occupation of downtown Austin .

Two in three hospitalized seniors are prescribed drugs that should be avoided by older adults, increasing the risk of injury and adverse drug reactions.
Improving hospital prescribing practices can reduce the frequency of inappropriate medications and resulting harm, according to a new study led by McGill University researchers.
Potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) are drugs that should be avoided by seniors because the risk of harm or injury outweighs the expected benefit, particularly when safer or more effective alternatives are available for the same condition. A new study published in Journal of the American Geriatrics Society is the first to examine the impact of these medications as a result of decisions made by care teams during hospital stays.
As patients recover, they are especially vulnerable in the short-term period after discharge, when the associated risks and adverse reactions can result in emergency department visits, rehospitalization, and even death within 30 days.
Navigating the risks and benefits of medications
To estimate the number of PIMs prescribed to patients, the researchers analyzed data from hospital admissions records, provincial health databases, and filled prescriptions in Quebec between October 2014 and November 2016.
The results they found were surprising. “The risks associated with some of these drugs are well-known to clinicians, yet they are still commonly prescribed,” says lead author Daniala Weir, a former doctoral trainee under the supervision of Robyn Tamblyn in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. “Benzodiazepines, for example, are typically used to treat anxiety and insomnia in adults, but are known to increase the risk of falls for seniors.”
Clinicians may judge that the benefit of a PIM outweighs the harm for their patient. “This could be true in specific situations; however, on the whole, these medications still tend to cause more harm than good for the average older adult,” says Weir.
The researchers conclude that these findings demonstrate a need not only for further research into the risks associated with continuing PIMs at hospital discharge, but also for better guidance to improve prescribing practices in hospitals for older adults.
” Dr.Weir has identified important and preventable risk factors for avoidable harm in hospitalized seniors. With the introduction of computerized discharge prescriptions, there can be an automated review and alerts for potentially inappropriate medications; interventions that have proven to be effective in reducing PIMs in other jurisdictions,” says Professor Tamblyn.
Alex Jones and Reporter Savanah Hernandez discuss what she witnessed during the failed Antifa occupation of downtown Austin.


newswars--2020-08-05--Pompeo Offers $10 Million Reward For Information On Foreign Election Interference

In his latest speech excoriating China and the American tech industry for helping to enable untrustworthy Chinese companies by including their apps in various app stores , the Secretary of State warned Wednesday that the US was working to rein in Chinese cloud providers , while encouraging US tech firms to drop certain Chinese-run apps from their app stores .
Pompeo also revealed the state department would offer $ 10 million reward for the identity or location of “ any person who acting at the direction of a foreign government interferes with US .
elections by engaging in certain criminal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s upcoming trip to Taiwan , a move that has infuriated Beijing , Pompeo insisted there was some precedent for sending a US cabinet official to China .
“ Cabinet members have traveled to Taiwan previously , ” Pompeo said .
“ This is consistent with policies of previous times .
In 2000 , then Pres .
Bill Clinton ’ s Transportation Sec .
Rodney Slater visited Taiwan.
” He urged the world to join together to confront the CCP ’ s “ coercive ” behavior .
And also took a few @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the US would introduce a resolution next week before the UN Security Council to bar Iran from resuming its weapons program .
He also said the US has “ made progress ” with Russia in moving toward a new arms control treaty , however , the US “ hopes the Russians will urge China to participate ” .
Pompeo ’ s speech comes hours after a State Department Inspector General looking into Pompeo abruptly decided to “ return to the private sector ” , months after his predecessor was fired .
Akard ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ finalizes a report on Pompeo ’ s controversial decision to bypass Congress to sell $ 8.1 billion in arms to Saudi Arabia and other Arab allies by using an emergency tied to Iran as an excuse to override concerns that the sales would worsen the situation in Yemen , where the Iran-backed Houthis have been fighting a lengthy proxy war against the central government , backed by Saudi Arabia and its allies .
President Trump fired Akard ’ s predecessor , Steve Linick , back in May on Pompeo ’ s advice .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Pompeo abused his power asking employees from the state department to run his personal errands .
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control .

In his latest speech excoriating China and the American tech industry for helping to enable untrustworthy Chinese companies by including their apps in various app stores, the Secretary of State warned Wednesday that the US was working to rein in Chinese cloud providers, while encouraging US tech firms to drop certain Chinese-run apps from their app stores.
Pompeo also revealed the state department would offer $10 million reward for the identity or location of “any person who acting at the direction of a foreign government interferes with US. elections by engaging in certain criminal cyber activities.”
Asked about Alex Azar’s upcoming trip to Taiwan, a move that has infuriated Beijing, Pompeo insisted there was some precedent for sending a US cabinet official to China.
“Cabinet members have traveled to Taiwan previously,” Pompeo said. “This is consistent with policies of previous times. In 2000, then Pres. Bill Clinton’s Transportation Sec. Rodney Slater visited Taiwan.”
He urged the world to join together to confront the CCP’s “coercive” behavior.
.@SecPompeo: The world has witnessed more examples of CCP efforts to coerce and control its citizens. Freedom-loving nations must together confront the CCP’s aggressive behavior. The tide is turning. pic.twitter.com/wUmzi6dju2 — Department of State (@StateDept) August 5, 2020
And also took a few shots at TikTok.
Pompeo: “President Trump has mentioned impending action on TikTok and for good reason.” pic.twitter.com/3jSBMOZGLm — The Hill (@thehill) August 5, 2020
He also said the US would introduce a resolution next week before the UN Security Council to bar Iran from resuming its weapons program. He also said the US has “made progress” with Russia in moving toward a new arms control treaty, however, the US “hopes the Russians will urge China to participate”.
Pompeo’s speech comes hours after a State Department Inspector General looking into Pompeo abruptly decided to “return to the private sector”, months after his predecessor was fired.
Akard’s departure comes just as his office finalizes a report on Pompeo’s controversial decision to bypass Congress to sell $8.1 billion in arms to Saudi Arabia and other Arab allies by using an emergency tied to Iran as an excuse to override concerns that the sales would worsen the situation in Yemen, where the Iran-backed Houthis have been fighting a lengthy proxy war against the central government, backed by Saudi Arabia and its allies.
President Trump fired Akard’s predecessor, Steve Linick, back in May on Pompeo’s advice. Linick was also reportedly looking into allegations that Pompeo abused his power asking employees from the state department to run his personal errands.
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control.


newswars--2020-08-05--The Problem with British Slavery Reparations in the West Indies

Recently a spate of prominent British companies apologized for their past involvement in slavery .
Some have even declared intent to pay reparations .
As private organizations these entities have the right to make their own choices on reparations .
Their stated reasoning , however , demands more scrutiny .
The British government has not promised reparations to former colonies , but based on the astounding growth of the “ church of wokeness , ” political figures in coming months may be forced to suggest a reparatory agenda for the British West Indies or face cancellation .
Conversations about slavery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of logic to the debate will not harm us .
The argument for reparations rests on three claims : ( 1 ) Britain has a moral imperative to correct past injustices by compensating the descendants of slaves .
( 2 ) Slavery built Britain ’ s modern economy , hence reparations represent a just redistribution of wealth to former colonies .
( 3 ) Slavery retarded the development of the British West Indies , thus compensation is required .
These sentiments evoke visceral emotions but collapse when scrutinized .
The first assertion fundamentally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should deliver redress to victims who endured atrocities .
We often hear that Jews and Japanese Americans have been compensated for the tragedies they encountered and that therefore reparations for slavery are justified .
But this is an inaccurate comparison on several fronts .
In these cases the victims themselves , or their direct descendants , were the beneficiaries of reparations .
Furthermore , both scenarios reflect acts of barbarism ordered by the state itself .
The Holocaust was a genocide instituted by the German state and its agents .
The wrongful internment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ US state itself ( although the program was more or less declared unconstitutional by the US Supreme Court in recent years .
In contrast , those who would presumably receive reparations under current proposals were never themselves enslaved .
An additional problem for West Indies slavery is the fact that many slave owners were not who they are now often presumed to be .
Slavery was so widespread in the West Indies that many owners were nonwhites .
In describing the pervasiveness of slavery in Jamaica , R. Montgomery Martin ( 1854 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ black population of Jamaica included the owners of some 70,000 enslaved Africans.
” Interestingly , the compensation paid to slave owners for abolition was indiscriminate along racial lines , and as a result , black and mulatto slave owners were duly reimbursed for the assault on their “ property rights ” brought about by the abolition of slavery .
The second proposition is even more dubious .
Quite undeniable is the claim that slavery was a source of capital for British industries .
But what critics often forget is that had it not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ culture of trust , Britain would not have been able to generate gains from slavery and other enterprises .
Even in the preindustrial era , Britain boasted high-quality institutions ( i.e.
, market institutions , extended families , guilds ) relative to contemporaneous societies .
Some scholars have even posited that the absence of colonies in the Caribbean would have had a minimal effect on the economy .
To paraphrase one study , without the trading opportunities offered by North America and the Caribbean , “ the Industrial Revolution would still have looked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since there were ready substitutes for the cotton , sugar , corn , and timber of the New World in Eastern Europe , the Near East , and South Asia.
” Notwithstanding compelling evidence against the case for reparations , activists are still invoking the thesis of Eric Williams , who argued that slavery generated the capital to fuel the British Industrial Revolution .
But recent economic analysis rebuts this assumption .
After assessing Williams ’ s thesis , economist C. Knick Harley makes the following observation : If we believe as Williams @ @ @ @ @ @ @ central contribution to the subsequent Industrial revolution , it seems likely that the route through which this contribution came was the trade to the colonies of the northern mainland….In the absence of slavery , the northern settlements would have found alternative goods to sell into the Atlantic economy and their growth , and their demands for British manufacturers , seem unlikely to have been stifled .
Innovation and productivity explain economic growth , not slavery .
Examining British economic growth from 1620–2006 researchers conclude that “ innovative activity and population growth were economically @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Britain during most of the last four centuries.
” Meanwhile , there is a narrative in proreparation circles attesting that Britain is morally obliged to compensate the descendants of slaves because without slavery West Indians would be richer .
Counterfactuals are interesting in historical research , but this one is essentially pointless , since there is an abundance of evidence indicating that these activists ’ postulates are untrue .
Black people residing in Jamaica and Barbados , for example , have higher per capita incomes and literacy rates than their counterparts in Nigeria @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enslaved .
Yet this response is not particularly persuasive to activists .
They often retort by arguing that if there had been no slave trade in the first place Africa would have been allowed to develop without European interference .
They are only partially correct .
Research has shown that in the absence of the slave trade Africa would be richer but still not as developed as Europe .
Moreover , the Great Divergence between Africa and Western Europe emerged before the transatlantic slave trade , as economist Marian Tupy aptly describes : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which saw Western Europe…power ahead of the rest of the world , can be traced to the rise of the Northern Italian city-states in the 14th century and the Renaissance in the 15th century .
By 1500 , a typical European was about twice as rich as a typical African.
” Studies further indicate that the quality of precolonial institutions also explains regional variations in development in Africa .
The pressing issue of underdevelopment in Africa is more complicated than the continent being the victim of the transatlantic slave trade .
Likewise , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Jamaica , a leader in the quest for reparations , is plagued by crime , corruption , and low productivity .
It would be more appropriate for British activists and their supporters in the West Indies to direct their energies at solving real problems in the region , because it is obvious that slavery is not the cause of challenges in the contemporary Caribbean .

Recently a spate of prominent British companies apologized for their past involvement in slavery. Some have even declared intent to pay reparations. As private organizations these entities have the right to make their own choices on reparations.
Their stated reasoning, however, demands more scrutiny. The British government has not promised reparations to former colonies, but based on the astounding growth of the “church of wokeness,” political figures in coming months may be forced to suggest a reparatory agenda for the British West Indies or face cancellation. Conversations about slavery are emotionally taxing but inviting a bit of logic to the debate will not harm us. The argument for reparations rests on three claims: (1) Britain has a moral imperative to correct past injustices by compensating the descendants of slaves. (2) Slavery built Britain’s modern economy, hence reparations represent a just redistribution of wealth to former colonies. (3) Slavery retarded the development of the British West Indies, thus compensation is required.
The Problem of Identifying Victims
These sentiments evoke visceral emotions but collapse when scrutinized. The first assertion fundamentally misunderstands the purpose of reparations. Reparations should deliver redress to victims who endured atrocities. We often hear that Jews and Japanese Americans have been compensated for the tragedies they encountered and that therefore reparations for slavery are justified. But this is an inaccurate comparison on several fronts. In these cases the victims themselves, or their direct descendants, were the beneficiaries of reparations. Furthermore, both scenarios reflect acts of barbarism ordered by the state itself. The Holocaust was a genocide instituted by the German state and its agents. The wrongful internment of Japanese Americans was ordered by the US state itself (although the program was more or less declared unconstitutional by the US Supreme Court in recent years. In contrast, those who would presumably receive reparations under current proposals were never themselves enslaved.
An additional problem for West Indies slavery is the fact that many slave owners were not who they are now often presumed to be.
Slavery was so widespread in the West Indies that many owners were nonwhites. In describing the pervasiveness of slavery in Jamaica, R. Montgomery Martin (1854) notes that “the free coloured and black population of Jamaica included the owners of some 70,000 enslaved Africans.” Interestingly, the compensation paid to slave owners for abolition was indiscriminate along racial lines, and as a result, black and mulatto slave owners were duly reimbursed for the assault on their “property rights” brought about by the abolition of slavery.
Britain’s Economy Was Built by Slaves?
The second proposition is even more dubious. Quite undeniable is the claim that slavery was a source of capital for British industries. But what critics often forget is that had it not been for its superior institutions and its culture of trust, Britain would not have been able to generate gains from slavery and other enterprises. Even in the preindustrial era, Britain boasted high-quality institutions (i.e., market institutions, extended families, guilds) relative to contemporaneous societies. Some scholars have even posited that the absence of colonies in the Caribbean would have had a minimal effect on the economy. To paraphrase one study, without the trading opportunities offered by North America and the Caribbean, “the Industrial Revolution would still have looked much as it did in practice, since there were ready substitutes for the cotton, sugar, corn, and timber of the New World in Eastern Europe, the Near East, and South Asia.”
Notwithstanding compelling evidence against the case for reparations, activists are still invoking the thesis of Eric Williams, who argued that slavery generated the capital to fuel the British Industrial Revolution. But recent economic analysis rebuts this assumption. After assessing Williams’s thesis, economist C. Knick Harley makes the following observation:
If we believe as Williams did that the Atlantic economy made a central contribution to the subsequent Industrial revolution, it seems likely that the route through which this contribution came was the trade to the colonies of the northern mainland….In the absence of slavery, the northern settlements would have found alternative goods to sell into the Atlantic economy and their growth, and their demands for British manufacturers, seem unlikely to have been stifled.
Innovation and productivity explain economic growth, not slavery. Examining British economic growth from 1620–2006 researchers conclude that “innovative activity and population growth were economically significant determinants of per capita growth in Britain during most of the last four centuries.”
Assessing the West Indies’ Economy without Slavery
Meanwhile, there is a narrative in proreparation circles attesting that Britain is morally obliged to compensate the descendants of slaves because without slavery West Indians would be richer. Counterfactuals are interesting in historical research, but this one is essentially pointless, since there is an abundance of evidence indicating that these activists’ postulates are untrue. Black people residing in Jamaica and Barbados, for example, have higher per capita incomes and literacy rates than their counterparts in Nigeria and Ghana, whose ancestors were never enslaved. Yet this response is not particularly persuasive to activists. They often retort by arguing that if there had been no slave trade in the first place Africa would have been allowed to develop without European interference. They are only partially correct.
Research has shown that in the absence of the slave trade Africa would be richer but still not as developed as Europe. Moreover, the Great Divergence between Africa and Western Europe emerged before the transatlantic slave trade, as economist Marian Tupy aptly describes: “The origins of global inequality, which saw Western Europe…power ahead of the rest of the world, can be traced to the rise of the Northern Italian city-states in the 14th century and the Renaissance in the 15th century. By 1500, a typical European was about twice as rich as a typical African.” Studies further indicate that the quality of precolonial institutions also explains regional variations in development in Africa. The pressing issue of underdevelopment in Africa is more complicated than the continent being the victim of the transatlantic slave trade. Likewise, in policy circles it is well established that Jamaica, a leader in the quest for reparations, is plagued by crime, corruption, and low productivity.
It would be more appropriate for British activists and their supporters in the West Indies to direct their energies at solving real problems in the region, because it is obvious that slavery is not the cause of challenges in the contemporary Caribbean.


newswars--2020-08-05--Curiosity Celebrates 8 Years on the Red Planet

NASA ’ s Curiosity Mars Rover touched down eight years ago , on Aug. 5 , 2012 , and will @ @ @ @ @ rover , Perseverance , which launched on July 30 , 2020 .
Curiosity has seen @ @ @ @ @ set its wheels inside the 96-mile-wide ( 154-kilometer-wide ) basin of Gale Crater .
Its @ @ @ @ @ Mars had the water , chemical building blocks , and energy sources that may have @ @ @ @ @ years ago .
Since touchdown , the rover journeyed more than 14 miles ( 23 @ @ @ @ @ rock samples and scooping six soil samples along the way as it revealed that ancient @ @ @ @ @ life .
Studying the textures and compositions of ancient rock strata is helping scientists piece @ @ @ @ @ changed over time , losing its lakes and streams until it became the cold desert @ @ @ @ @ took this selfie on Martian Sol 2082 ( June 15 , 2018 Earth time ) @

NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover touched down eight years ago, on Aug. 5, 2012, and will soon be joined by another rover, Perseverance, which launched on July 30, 2020.
Curiosity has seen a lot since it first set its wheels inside the 96-mile-wide (154-kilometer-wide) basin of Gale Crater. Its mission: to study whether Mars had the water, chemical building blocks, and energy sources that may have supported microbial life billions of years ago.
Since touchdown, the rover journeyed more than 14 miles (23 kilometers), drilling 26 rock samples and scooping six soil samples along the way as it revealed that ancient Mars was indeed suitable for life. Studying the textures and compositions of ancient rock strata is helping scientists piece together how the Martian climate changed over time, losing its lakes and streams until it became the cold desert it is today.
Curiosity took this selfie on Martian Sol 2082 (June 15, 2018 Earth time).


newswars--2020-08-05--Ammonia-rich hail sheds new light on Jupiter’s weather

New Juno results suggest that the violent thunderstorms taking place in Jupiter ’ s atmosphere may form ammonia-rich hail , or ‘ mushballs , ’ that play a key role in the planet ’ s atmospheric dynamics .
This theory , developed using data from Juno ’ s microwave radiometer by the Juno team , is described in two publications led by a researcher at the Laboratoire Lagrange ( CNRS/Observatoire de la Côte d ’ Azur/Université Côte d ’ Azur ) with support from the CNES .
The theory sheds light on some puzzling aspects of the meteorology of Jupiter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ atmospheres work in general .
This , and related findings , are presented in a series of three articles published in the journals Nature and JGR Planets .
Water is a key substance in the meteorology of planets and is believed to play a key role in their formation .
Terrestrial storms are driven by water dynamics creating lightning storms thought to be connected to regions where multiple phases of water co-exist ( solid , liquid and gas ) .
As on Earth , Jupiter ’ s water is moved around by thunderstorms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the planet ’ s deep atmosphere , around 50 km below the visible clouds , where the temperature is close to 0 degrees C. When these storms are powerful enough , they carry crystals of water-ice into the upper atmosphere .
In the first article , researchers from the US and the Laboratoire Lagrange suggest that when these crystals interact with gaseous ammonia , the ammonia acts as an anti-freeze , changing the ice to a liquid .
On Jupiter as on Earth , a mixture of 2/3 water and 1/3 ammonia gas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of -100 degrees C. The ice crystals which have been lofted high into Jupiter ’ s atmosphere are melted by ammonia gas , forming a water-ammonia liquid , and become the seeds for exotic ammonia hailstones , dubbed ‘ mushballs ’ by the researchers .
The mushballs being heavier then fall deeper into the atmosphere until they reach a point where they evaporate .
This mechanism drags ammonia and water down to deep levels in the planet ’ s atmosphere .
Measurements by Juno discovered that while ammonia is abundant near Jupiter ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and generally depleted elsewhere to very deep pressures .
Prior to Juno , scientists saw evidence that parts of Jupiter ’ s atmosphere were depleted in ammonia to relatively shallow depths , but this had never been explained .
To explain Juno ’ s discovery of ammonia ’ s deep variability across most of Jupiter , the researchers developed an atmospheric mixing model that is presented in a second article .
Here they show that the presence of thunderstorms and the formation of water-ammonia mushballs dry out the deep atmosphere of its ammonia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Juno as a function of latitude .
In a third article , the researchers report observations of Jovian lightning flashes by one of Juno ’ s cameras .
The small flashes appear as bright spots on the cloud tops , with sizes proportional to their depth in Jupiter ’ s atmosphere .
Unlike previous missions that had only observed lightning flashes from deep regions , Juno ’ s proximity to the planet enabled it to detect smaller , shallower flashes .
These flashes come from regions where temperatures are below -66 degrees C @ @ @ @ @ @ @ found in the liquid state .
Yet the presence of a liquid is thought to be crucial to the lightning-generation process .
Juno ’ s detection of “ shallow lightning ” storms at the altitudes where liquid ammonia–water can be created is observational support that the mushball mechanism may indeed be at work in Jupiter ’ s atmosphere .
Understanding the meteorology of Jupiter and of other as yet unexplored giant planets such as Uranus and Neptune should enable us to better comprehend the behavior of gas giant exoplanets outside our own Solar @ @

New Juno results suggest that the violent thunderstorms taking place in Jupiter’s atmosphere may form ammonia-rich hail, or ‘mushballs,’ that play a key role in the planet’s atmospheric dynamics.
This theory, developed using data from Juno’s microwave radiometer by the Juno team, is described in two publications led by a researcher at the Laboratoire Lagrange (CNRS/Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur/Université Côte d’Azur) with support from the CNES. The theory sheds light on some puzzling aspects of the meteorology of Jupiter and has implications for how giant planet atmospheres work in general. This, and related findings, are presented in a series of three articles published in the journals Nature and JGR Planets.
Water is a key substance in the meteorology of planets and is believed to play a key role in their formation. Terrestrial storms are driven by water dynamics creating lightning storms thought to be connected to regions where multiple phases of water co-exist (solid, liquid and gas). As on Earth, Jupiter’s water is moved around by thunderstorms. Those are thought to form within the planet’s deep atmosphere, around 50 km below the visible clouds, where the temperature is close to 0 degrees C. When these storms are powerful enough, they carry crystals of water-ice into the upper atmosphere.
In the first article, researchers from the US and the Laboratoire Lagrange suggest that when these crystals interact with gaseous ammonia, the ammonia acts as an anti-freeze, changing the ice to a liquid. On Jupiter as on Earth, a mixture of 2/3 water and 1/3 ammonia gas will remain liquid down to a temperature of -100 degrees C. The ice crystals which have been lofted high into Jupiter’s atmosphere are melted by ammonia gas, forming a water-ammonia liquid, and become the seeds for exotic ammonia hailstones, dubbed ‘mushballs’ by the researchers. The mushballs being heavier then fall deeper into the atmosphere until they reach a point where they evaporate. This mechanism drags ammonia and water down to deep levels in the planet’s atmosphere.
Measurements by Juno discovered that while ammonia is abundant near Jupiter’s equator, it is highly variable and generally depleted elsewhere to very deep pressures. Prior to Juno, scientists saw evidence that parts of Jupiter’s atmosphere were depleted in ammonia to relatively shallow depths, but this had never been explained. To explain Juno’s discovery of ammonia’s deep variability across most of Jupiter, the researchers developed an atmospheric mixing model that is presented in a second article. Here they show that the presence of thunderstorms and the formation of water-ammonia mushballs dry out the deep atmosphere of its ammonia and account for the variations observed by Juno as a function of latitude.
In a third article, the researchers report observations of Jovian lightning flashes by one of Juno’s cameras. The small flashes appear as bright spots on the cloud tops, with sizes proportional to their depth in Jupiter’s atmosphere. Unlike previous missions that had only observed lightning flashes from deep regions, Juno’s proximity to the planet enabled it to detect smaller, shallower flashes. These flashes come from regions where temperatures are below -66 degrees C and where water alone cannot be found in the liquid state. Yet the presence of a liquid is thought to be crucial to the lightning-generation process. Juno’s detection of “shallow lightning” storms at the altitudes where liquid ammonia–water can be created is observational support that the mushball mechanism may indeed be at work in Jupiter’s atmosphere.
Understanding the meteorology of Jupiter and of other as yet unexplored giant planets such as Uranus and Neptune should enable us to better comprehend the behavior of gas giant exoplanets outside our own Solar System.


newswars--2020-08-05--Gallup Poll Shows 81% of Black Americans Oppose “Defund The Police” Movement

A Gallup poll published on Wednesday shows black Americans overwhelmingly support police spending the same amount or even more time @ @ @ @ @ data suggests that over 80 % of black Americans support the current or an increased @ @ @ @ @ mainstream media and the Democratic Party are using groups like Black Lives Matter to push @ @ @ @ @ to “ defund the police.
” Despite this poll showing under 15 % of U.S. @ @ @ @ @ on the streets , major cities like Seattle , Austin , Portland and Los Angeles @ @ @ @ @ their police departments .

A Gallup poll published on Wednesday shows black Americans overwhelmingly support police spending the same amount or even more time in their neighborhoods.
The data suggests that over 80% of black Americans support the current or an increased police presence.
However, mainstream media and the Democratic Party are using groups like Black Lives Matter to push the narrative that Americans want to “defund the police.”
Despite this poll showing under 15% of U.S. adults support having less police on the streets, major cities like Seattle, Austin, Portland and Los Angeles are actively working on defunding their police departments.


newswars--2020-08-05--“What utter, racist BS”: Ted Cruz Slams Oprah for White Privilege Lecture

Sen. Ted Cruz ( R-TX ) labeled billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey a “ racist ” after she claimed white people enjoy privilege “ no matter ” what .
Responding to recent comments made by Winfrey on her “ The Oprah Conversation ” show , in which she claimed all white people have a “ leg up ” because of their “ whiteness , ” Cruz slammed the daytime TV host for denigrating an entire race .
“ Billionaire Oprah lectures the rest of us : ‘ You still have your whiteness .
That ’ s what the term “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that whiteness still gives you an advantage , no matter.
’ What utter , racist BS , ” Cruz wrote on Twitter Tuesday evening .
Winfrey ’ s comments came as she discussed white privilege on her new Apple TV+ show .
More on her comments from The Blaze : In a recent episode of “ The Oprah Conversation , ” Winfrey and NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho spoke to several white guests who admitted their racism .
During the episode — titled “ Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man : Part 1 ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ white people who are not as powerful as the system of white people — the caste system that ’ s been put in place — but they still , no matter where they are on the rung , or the ladder of success , they still have their whiteness.
” “ [ Whites have a ] leg up , ” she insisted .
“ You still have your whiteness .
That ’ s what the term ‘ white privilege ’ is .
It means that whiteness still gives you an advantage , no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Guess someone should tell all those white homeless and impoverished people throughout America they ’ re actually a privileged class — because elitist Oprah says so .
Congrats , Oprah !
Way to fight racism with… more racism .
Her quote is somewhat reminiscent of Bernie Sanders ’ racist “ White people don ’ t know what it ’ s like to be poor ” rant during the 2016 presidential debates .
Alex Jones exposes the true racism and what is behind the rise in racially charged violence in America .

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) labeled billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey a “racist” after she claimed white people enjoy privilege “no matter” what.
Responding to recent comments made by Winfrey on her “The Oprah Conversation” show, in which she claimed all white people have a “leg up” because of their “whiteness,” Cruz slammed the daytime TV host for denigrating an entire race.
Billionaire Oprah lectures the rest of us: “You still have your whiteness. That’s what the term ‘white privilege’ is. It means that whiteness still gives you an advantage, no matter.” What utter, racist BS. https://t.co/02PADVJkrZ — Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) August 5, 2020
“Billionaire Oprah lectures the rest of us: ‘You still have your whiteness. That’s what the term “white privilege” is. It means that whiteness still gives you an advantage, no matter.’ What utter, racist BS,” Cruz wrote on Twitter Tuesday evening.
Winfrey’s comments came as she discussed white privilege on her new Apple TV+ show.
More on her comments from The Blaze:
In a recent episode of “The Oprah Conversation,” Winfrey and NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho spoke to several white guests who admitted their racism.
During the episode — titled “Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man: Part 1” — Winfrey said, “There are white people who are not as powerful as the system of white people — the caste system that’s been put in place — but they still, no matter where they are on the rung, or the ladder of success, they still have their whiteness.”
“[Whites have a] leg up,” she insisted. “You still have your whiteness. That’s what the term ‘white privilege’ is. It means that whiteness still gives you an advantage, no matter. It is the fundamental issue.”
Guess someone should tell all those white homeless and impoverished people throughout America they’re actually a privileged class — because elitist Oprah says so.
Congrats, Oprah! Way to fight racism with… more racism.
Her quote is somewhat reminiscent of Bernie Sanders’ racist “White people don’t know what it’s like to be poor” rant during the 2016 presidential debates.
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newswars--2020-08-05--Sparks Fly: Truck Drags Portland Rioter’s Motorcycle Down The Street

Video captured in Portland , Oregon Tuesday night shows an Antifa rioter laying his motorcycle down in front of a @ @ @ @ @ to block the driver from passing through when the truck decided to plow into the @ @ @ @ @ the street while sparks flew everywhere .
Later on , during the same “ protest @ @ @ @ @ vehicle arguing with demonstrators did a donut before firing gunshots allegedly into the air .
@ @ @ @ @ the shooting , the communist agitators shouted , “ We don ’ t need you @ @ @ @ @ at officers as they walked away .
According to police , the rioters ended up @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Police Association office before setting fires in the building and nearby .

Video captured in Portland, Oregon Tuesday night shows an Antifa rioter laying his motorcycle down in front of a pickup truck in an attempt to block the driver from passing through when the truck decided to plow into the bike, dragging it down the street while sparks flew everywhere.
Pickup sped through crowd and rammed through the fence, sparks flying. pic.twitter.com/0zumuvzNKC — Hannah Ray Lambert (@TheHannahRay) August 5, 2020
Later on, during the same “protest,” people in a vehicle arguing with demonstrators did a donut before firing gunshots allegedly into the air.
When police tried to investigate the shooting, the communist agitators shouted, “We don’t need you!” and threw objects at officers as they walked away.
Police are here trying to investigate. Crowd yelling, “We don’t need you.” — Hannah Ray Lambert (@TheHannahRay) August 5, 2020
People in the crowd threw things at officers as they drove away. Police threw flashbangs and smoke in response. — Hannah Ray Lambert (@TheHannahRay) August 5, 2020
According to police, the rioters ended up vandalizing and breaking into Portland’s Police Association office before setting fires in the building and nearby.


newswars--2020-08-05--US Navy Seizes Iran-Bound Ship Carrying Pharmaceutical Supplies Off China: Report

Iranian state media has announced that a US Navy warship has seized a transport ship near the Chinese port of Qingdao on Wednesday morning .
The ship was reportedly en route to Iran loaded with medical manufacturing components , specifically zeolite , which Fars News Agency says is needed for manufacturing oxygen concentrators for coronavirus-infected patients .
“ Only one imported part is used for production of oxygen concentrators , which is zeolite , and we are forced to purchase it from France and import it to the country through several intermediators , ” Peyman Bakhshandeh-Nejad , an Iran-based pharmaceutical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the raging coronavirus crisis in the Islamic Republic , which for over half a year has been among the hardest-hit countries in the world ( and recall that last month President Rouhani shocked in a speech by saying the truer estimate of numbers of Iranian infected stands at some 25 million , not the official 300,000+ ) , Tehran has been desperate to import vital hospital equipment and medicines .
However , US-led sanctions related to Iran ’ s alleged nuclear aspirations has made this extremely difficult .
While Washington has denied it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ food and hospital gear , Iran has said it ’ s precisely these things which are being blocked .
Specifically in the case of the seized ship off China , zeolite is said to be crucial in oxygen concentrator systems for coronavirus patients who can rely on the vital devices at home without having to visit a hospital .
While the ship seizure allegedly by the US Navy is on Wednesday driving headlines inside Iran , there ’ s yet to be any early acknowledgement either from the US side or from Chinese @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a pattern seen over the past two years of US intervention during alleged Chinese sanctions-busting related to Iranian oil transport .
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Iranian state media has announced that a US Navy warship has seized a transport ship near the Chinese port of Qingdao on Wednesday morning.
The ship was reportedly en route to Iran loaded with medical manufacturing components, specifically zeolite, which Fars News Agency says is needed for manufacturing oxygen concentrators for coronavirus-infected patients.
“Only one imported part is used for production of oxygen concentrators, which is zeolite, and we are forced to purchase it from France and import it to the country through several intermediators,” Peyman Bakhshandeh-Nejad, an Iran-based pharmaceutical company CEO told state media.
Amid the raging coronavirus crisis in the Islamic Republic, which for over half a year has been among the hardest-hit countries in the world (and recall that last month President Rouhani shocked in a speech by saying the truer estimate of numbers of Iranian infected stands at some 25 million, not the official 300,000+), Tehran has been desperate to import vital hospital equipment and medicines.
However, US-led sanctions related to Iran’s alleged nuclear aspirations has made this extremely difficult.
While Washington has denied it is targeting vital medicines and staples like food and hospital gear, Iran has said it’s precisely these things which are being blocked.
Specifically in the case of the seized ship off China, zeolite is said to be crucial in oxygen concentrator systems for coronavirus patients who can rely on the vital devices at home without having to visit a hospital.
While the ship seizure allegedly by the US Navy is on Wednesday driving headlines inside Iran, there’s yet to be any early acknowledgement either from the US side or from Chinese port authorities.
But this does fit a pattern seen over the past two years of US intervention during alleged Chinese sanctions-busting related to Iranian oil transport.
Alex Jones breaks down the claim that Covid-19 is an alien virus that is being used to lockdown society under globalist control.


newswars--2020-08-05--Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Praises Company For Firing Woman Who Posted “All Lives Matt

Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Praises Company For Firing Woman Who Posted “All Lives Matter” on Facebook

Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen praised a company for firing an employee who had posted “ all lives matter ” on her private Facebook page as an example of the free market standing up against “ systemic racism.
” During a C-SPAN interview , Jorgensen argued that Rosa Parks was discriminated against because , “ what a lot of people don ’ t realize is that that was a government-owned , government-run bus , and the only way that racism was able to go on for so long was the government was putting it into place.
” She then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ private companies to engage in ‘ systemic racism ’ because they would go out of business , before celebrating the fact that a woman lost her job for posting “ all lives matter ” on her Facebook page .
“ There was a woman who on her private Facebook — this was highly publicized — her private Facebook put ‘ All Lives Matter , ’ and the company fired her , ” Jorgensen stated .
“ And what I ’ d like to make note of she wasn ’ t talking to or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an employee , a customer , a client , anybody like that , and this was her private Facebook , not the company Facebook , and yet the company said ‘ OK , we don ’ t tolerate that.
’ ” Maybe someone should point out to Jorgensen that saying “ all lives matter ” isn ’ t remotely racist and that disagreeing with this statement is in fact a racist position .
Under her ideal system , woke corporations would feel even more empowered to trample free speech , opening up millions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cancel culture mobs who intimidate and bully companies into policing their employees ’ behavior .
Jorgensen also claimed that “ private companies can not discriminate as easily and get off as scot-free as the federal government.
” Presumably she missed the last 4 years of rampant social media censorship , which has overwhelming targeted libertarians and conservatives .
No wonder the Libertarian Party is a national joke .
Jorgensen makes Gary Johnson look like a bastion of logic and credibility .
There is a war on free speech .
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Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen praised a company for firing an employee who had posted “all lives matter” on her private Facebook page as an example of the free market standing up against “systemic racism.”
Yes, really.
During a C-SPAN interview, Jorgensen argued that Rosa Parks was discriminated against because, “what a lot of people don’t realize is that that was a government-owned, government-run bus, and the only way that racism was able to go on for so long was the government was putting it into place.”
She then claimed that it’s harder for private companies to engage in ‘systemic racism’ because they would go out of business, before celebrating the fact that a woman lost her job for posting “all lives matter” on her Facebook page.
“There was a woman who on her private Facebook — this was highly publicized — her private Facebook put ‘All Lives Matter,’ and the company fired her,” Jorgensen stated.
“And what I’d like to make note of she wasn’t talking to or wasn’t tweeting a coworker, an employee, a customer, a client, anybody like that, and this was her private Facebook, not the company Facebook, and yet the company said ‘OK, we don’t tolerate that.’”
Maybe someone should point out to Jorgensen that saying “all lives matter” isn’t remotely racist and that disagreeing with this statement is in fact a racist position.
Under her ideal system, woke corporations would feel even more empowered to trample free speech, opening up millions more Americans to be viciously targeted by cancel culture mobs who intimidate and bully companies into policing their employees’ behavior.
Jorgensen also claimed that “private companies cannot discriminate as easily and get off as scot-free as the federal government.”
Presumably she missed the last 4 years of rampant social media censorship, which has overwhelming targeted libertarians and conservatives.
No wonder the Libertarian Party is a national joke.
Jorgensen makes Gary Johnson look like a bastion of logic and credibility.
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newswars--2020-08-05--Oregon Film Fest Cancels Screening of “Kindergarten Cop” After Complaints it Glorifies Police

An Oregon film festival has reversed its decision to screen the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic “ Kindergarten Cop ” after people on social media complained it glorifies police .
The 1990 film was set to be shown outdoors at the NW Film Center on August 6 due to it being filmed in Oregon , but after numerous complaints from SJWs on Twitter the event organizer agreed to cancel the screening .
One progressive liberal Portland author whose criticism contributed to the film being pulled , Lois Leveen , claimed the movie , in which an FBI agent poses as a school @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traumatizes children and promotes a “ school-to-prison pipeline.
” “ National reckoning on overpolicing is a weird time to revive ‘ Kindergarten Cop.
’ IRL , we are trying to end the school-to-prison pipeline , ” Leveen wrote on Twitter .
“ There ’ s nothing entertaining about the presence of police in schools , which feeds the ‘ school-to-prison ’ pipeline in which African American , Latinx and other kids of color are criminalized rather than educated .
Five- and 6-year-olds are handcuffed and hauled off to jail routinely in this country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dramatically when cops are assigned to work in schools.
” Elaborating to the Willamette Week , Leveen compared the film , famous for its line , “ It ’ s not a tumor !
” to controversial classics like “ Gone with the Wind , ” which was recently pulled from streaming platforms .
“ It ’ s true ‘ Kindergarten Cop ’ is only a movie .
So are ‘ Birth of a Nation ’ and ‘ Gone With the Wind , ’ but we recognize films like those are not ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrote .
“ They are relics of how pop culture feeds racist assumptions.
” “ Because despite what the movie shows , ” she continued , “ in reality , schools don ’ t transform cops .
Cops transform schools , and in an extremely detrimental way.
” A rep for the NW Film Center claimed their decision was not just a response to Leveen ’ s criticism , but also due to “ a dozen others , including Black community members who asked us to consider opening the Drive-In with a different @ @ @

An Oregon film festival has reversed its decision to screen the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic “Kindergarten Cop” after people on social media complained it glorifies police.
The 1990 film was set to be shown outdoors at the NW Film Center on August 6 due to it being filmed in Oregon, but after numerous complaints from SJWs on Twitter the event organizer agreed to cancel the screening.
One progressive liberal Portland author whose criticism contributed to the film being pulled, Lois Leveen, claimed the movie, in which an FBI agent poses as a school teacher to nab a drug dealer, traumatizes children and promotes a “school-to-prison pipeline.”
“National reckoning on overpolicing is a weird time to revive ‘Kindergarten Cop.’ IRL, we are trying to end the school-to-prison pipeline,” Leveen wrote on Twitter.
“There’s nothing entertaining about the presence of police in schools, which feeds the ‘school-to-prison’ pipeline in which African American, Latinx and other kids of color are criminalized rather than educated. Five- and 6-year-olds are handcuffed and hauled off to jail routinely in this country. And this criminalizing of children increases dramatically when cops are assigned to work in schools.”
Elaborating to the Willamette Week, Leveen compared the film, famous for its line, “It’s not a tumor!” to controversial classics like “Gone with the Wind,” which was recently pulled from streaming platforms.
“It’s true ‘Kindergarten Cop’ is only a movie. So are ‘Birth of a Nation’ and ‘Gone With the Wind,’ but we recognize films like those are not ‘good family fun,’” she wrote. “They are relics of how pop culture feeds racist assumptions.”
“Because despite what the movie shows,” she continued, “in reality, schools don’t transform cops. Cops transform schools, and in an extremely detrimental way.”
A rep for the NW Film Center claimed their decision was not just a response to Leveen’s criticism, but also due to “a dozen others, including Black community members who asked us to consider opening the Drive-In with a different movie.”
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newswars--2020-08-05--Bridal Shoot Captures Instant Devastation of Beirut Blast

Harrowing footage of the explosion in Beirut captured the instant devastation caused by the shockwave .
The video begins during @ @ @ @ @ before the blast is heard and a shockwave shatters windows and disorients people caught in @ @ @ @ @ power of the shockwave can be seen in additional videos below : Back at the @ @ @ @ @ a deep crater deep remains where the port warehouse used to be , according to @ @ @ @ @ of this writing , port officials are under house arrest amid speculation that negligence was @ @ @ @ @ of ammonium nitrate being stored in the building .
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Harrowing footage of the explosion in Beirut captured the instant devastation caused by the shockwave.
The video begins during a peaceful bridal shoot moments before the blast is heard and a shockwave shatters windows and disorients people caught in its path.
The raw power of the shockwave can be seen in additional videos below:
Incredible close in view of the explosion in Beirut today#Lebanon #Beirut pic.twitter.com/5nhD4pZzMj — CNW (@ConflictsW) August 4, 2020
The video of the #Beirut port explosion that has hit me the hardest. A first hand perspective of what it felt like that has been circulating on WhatsApp. pic.twitter.com/8PvZivqGXR — Tala Alrajjal (@tala_alrajjal) August 4, 2020
Back at the epicenter of the blast, a deep crater deep remains where the port warehouse used to be, according to a satellite image.
As of this writing, port officials are under house arrest amid speculation that negligence was to blame for 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate being stored in the building.
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newswars--2020-08-05--Joe Biden Asks Black Journalist, ‘Are You a Junkie?’ After Being Asked About Cognitive Abilities

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden in another train wreck interview on Wednesday with CBS asked a black journalist if he was a junky for asking about taking a cognitive test ahead of the election in November .
During the National Association of Black and Hispanic Journalists convention , CBS correspondent Errol Barnett asked Biden if he ’ d be willing to take a cognitive test to assuage concerns from the Democrat base over his mental acuity .
“ Please clarify specifically , have you taken a cognitive test ?
” Barnett asked Biden .
Biden became defensive , asking “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take a cognitive test , saying that ’ d be like asking Barnett if he took cocaine .
“ No , I haven ’ t taken a test !
” Biden snapped .
“ Why the hell would I take a test ?
Come on , man !
That ’ s like saying you…before you got in this program , you ’ re take [ sic ] a test whether you ’ re taking cocaine or not .
What do you think ?
Huh ?
Are you a junkie ?
” Biden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ man about drugs is the same as asking a 77-year old about his cognitive abilities .
This response contradicts previous remarks he made in June when he said , “ I ’ ve been tested and I ’ m constantly tested ” for his mental capacity .
Notably , Biden ’ s 49-year old son Hunter has been in and out of rehab for his cocaine addiction .
Barnett swiftly moved on , asking Biden what he thinks about President Trump mocking his “ mental state.
” “ What do you say to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and makes your mental state an issue for voters ?
” Barnett asked .
Biden stumbled and bumbled through his attempt at trying to make the argument that nobody understands what Trump is saying .
“ Well , if he can ’ t figure out the difference between an elephant and a lion , I don ’ t know what the hell he ’ s talking about .
Did you watch that — look , come on , man .
I know you ’ re trying to goad me , but I mean @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forward-looking to have an opportunity to sit with the President or stand with the President and the debates.
” It ’ s instances like these that are forcing Biden ’ s handlers to keep him hidden from the public as much as possible , and prompting several mainstream outlets to beg Biden not to debate President Trump .
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Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden in another train wreck interview on Wednesday with CBS asked a black journalist if he was a junky for asking about taking a cognitive test ahead of the election in November.
During the National Association of Black and Hispanic Journalists convention, CBS correspondent Errol Barnett asked Biden if he’d be willing to take a cognitive test to assuage concerns from the Democrat base over his mental acuity.
“Please clarify specifically, have you taken a cognitive test?” Barnett asked Biden.
Biden became defensive, asking “why the hell” would he need to take a cognitive test, saying that’d be like asking Barnett if he took cocaine.
“No, I haven’t taken a test!” Biden snapped. “Why the hell would I take a test? Come on, man! That’s like saying you…before you got in this program, you’re take [sic] a test whether you’re taking cocaine or not. What do you think? Huh? Are you a junkie?”
Biden did not elaborate how asking a black man about drugs is the same as asking a 77-year old about his cognitive abilities.
This response contradicts previous remarks he made in June when he said, “I’ve been tested and I’m constantly tested” for his mental capacity.
Notably, Biden’s 49-year old son Hunter has been in and out of rehab for his cocaine addiction.
Barnett swiftly moved on, asking Biden what he thinks about President Trump mocking his “mental state.”
“What do you say to President Trump who brags about his test and makes your mental state an issue for voters?” Barnett asked.
Biden stumbled and bumbled through his attempt at trying to make the argument that nobody understands what Trump is saying.
“Well, if he can’t figure out the difference between an elephant and a lion, I don’t know what the hell he’s talking about. Did you watch that — look, come on, man. I know you’re trying to goad me, but I mean . . . I’m so forward-looking to have an opportunity to sit with the President or stand with the President and the debates.”
It’s instances like these that are forcing Biden’s handlers to keep him hidden from the public as much as possible, and prompting several mainstream outlets to beg Biden not to debate President Trump.
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