newswars--2020-09-19--Furious Democrats Surround Mitch McConnell’s Home, Post Address Online Following RBG’s Death

Following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg , angry leftists posted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ’ s address and began surrounding his home to intimidate the Republican lawmaker not to vote for a SCOTUS replacement before Inauguration Day .
Just hours after Ginsburg ’ s death was announced , leftists quickly doxxed McConnell , who has the power to bring a vote on the Senate floor for President Trump ’ s Supreme Court nominee , and mobilized their fanatics to protest outside his Kentucky home .
Dozens of demonstrators were seen gathered outside of McConnell ’ s home @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” McConnell announced on Friday that the Senate would hold a vote for President Trump ’ s SCOTUS nominee , which Trump has indicated he will quickly name .
“ Americans reelected our majority in 2016 and expanded it in 2018 because we pledged to work with President Trump and support his agenda , particularly his outstanding appointments to the federal judiciary .
Once again , we will keep our promise , ” McConnell said .
“ President Trump ’ s nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ isn ’ t the first time the left targeted McConnell ’ s home .
Last year , leftists surrounded his house at night chanting for him to be “ stabbed in the motherf*cking heart ” for his pro-Second Amendment views , resulting in Twitter suspending his account for posting videos of the incident .
Tom Pappert breaks down the dark legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg .

Following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, angry leftists posted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s address and began surrounding his home to intimidate the Republican lawmaker not to vote for a SCOTUS replacement before Inauguration Day.
Just hours after Ginsburg’s death was announced, leftists quickly doxxed McConnell, who has the power to bring a vote on the Senate floor for President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, and mobilized their fanatics to protest outside his Kentucky home.
Outside of @senatemajldr house right now. Crowd getting bigger. LMPD trying to keep people on sidewalks. pic.twitter.com/0AKxmfHpML — Joel Willett (@realJoelWillett) September 19, 2020
The woman is being transported to jail. pic.twitter.com/xwQtGnXdU0 — Hayes Gardner (@HayesGardner) September 19, 2020
Dozens of demonstrators were seen gathered outside of McConnell’s home with signs like “Ruth sent us.”
McConnell announced on Friday that the Senate would hold a vote for President Trump’s SCOTUS nominee, which Trump has indicated he will quickly name.
…. Meanwhile Outside of Mitch McConnell’s house pic.twitter.com/hvlGM6SV9t — Karli 🇺🇸 (@KarluskaP) September 19, 2020
Wow, so many Seattle liberals must be disgusted to see these protesters showing up to Mitch McConnell’s house, after they spent all summer condemning the local protests at the homes of public servants. 😮 pic.twitter.com/2hfKGAIkXE — Spek (@spekulation) September 19, 2020
“Americans reelected our majority in 2016 and expanded it in 2018 because we pledged to work with President Trump and support his agenda, particularly his outstanding appointments to the federal judiciary. Once again, we will keep our promise,” McConnell said.
“President Trump’s nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate,” McConnell added.
This isn’t the first time the left targeted McConnell’s home.
Last year, leftists surrounded his house at night chanting for him to be “stabbed in the motherf*cking heart” for his pro-Second Amendment views, resulting in Twitter suspending his account for posting videos of the incident.
Tom Pappert breaks down the dark legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.


newswars--2020-09-19--Emergency Saturday News Briefing: RBG Death Triggers Deep State Meltdown, Threats Of Civil War

On this special live Saturday broadcast , Alex Jones breaks down how the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has @ @ @ @ @ meltdown mode , with them threatening to launch all-out civil war if Republicans vote on @ @ @ @ @ Inauguration in late January .
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On this special live Saturday broadcast, Alex Jones breaks down how the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has sent the left into total meltdown mode, with them threatening to launch all-out civil war if Republicans vote on a replacement nominee before the Inauguration in late January.
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newswars--2020-09-19--Professor Calls For Biden To Nominate Michelle Obama To Supreme Court

A liberal professor is calling for Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden to nominate Michelle Obama to the Supreme Court should he win the election in November .
In an op-ed for The Hill , Emerson College professor Roger House claimed Saturday that Biden would make history by nominating the former First Lady because she would advance “ racial and gender justice ” and quell “ Republican efforts to bum-rush a replacement.
” “ What it means is that the Biden campaign can not simply propose to nominate a woman of traditional qualifications for the court .
If it is to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a woman who embodies the dream of the civil rights movement .
That person is former First Lady Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama , ” House wrote .
“ Moreover , she brings insight as a Black woman of dark complexion who struggled to be confident in a society that values whiteness and lightness.
” House said a Michelle Obama pick would galvanize support from blacks and suburban women , and “ incite ” their “ wrath ” should “ vulnerable ” Republicans feel inclined not to support her .
“ The Biden campaign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Supreme Court would ignite enthusiasm in the Black community and among suburban women , ” House explained .
“ Moreover , it would put pressure on vulnerable Republican senators who might be solicited to support yet another problematic Trump nominee to the Supreme Court .
That group would include the incumbent Republican Sens .
Susan Collins ( R-Maine ) , Martha McSally ( R-Ariz. ) , Cory Gardner ( R-Colo. ) , Thom Tillis ( R-N.C. ) , Kelly Loeffler ( R-Ga. ) , Joni Ernst ( R-Iowa ) and Steven Danes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would have to think twice before inciting the wrath of Black and suburban women voters in their states.
” House went on to say that Biden would be “ foolish in the extreme ” not to nominate Michelle , because her nomination would inject much-needed enthusiasm into Biden ’ s anemic campaign .
“ The Biden campaign would be foolish in the extreme to allow this historic moment to pass .
One could argue that all the campaign needs to do at this time is float her name as a leading candidate on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She need not even comment on the proposal other than to say that she is flattered to be in the mix .
That precedent would add star power to the Biden campaign and lay the groundwork for a landmark nomination.
” Notably missing from Michelle Obama ’ s accolades laid out by House is any judicial experience whatsoever , but she did write an autobiography and balance work with motherhood !
“ In 1996 , she joined the University of Chicago as associate dean of student services , and then as the vice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the UC Medical Center , all while balancing the demands of work and motherhood .
In short , she is the real deal , ” House wrote .
Meanwhile , President Trump indicated Saturday that he was preparing to put forth a list of potential SCOTUS nominees .
Alex Jones responds to the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and what this means for America right now as its turning point emerges over the horizon .

A liberal professor is calling for Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden to nominate Michelle Obama to the Supreme Court should he win the election in November.
In an op-ed for The Hill, Emerson College professor Roger House claimed Saturday that Biden would make history by nominating the former First Lady because she would advance “racial and gender justice” and quell “Republican efforts to bum-rush a replacement.”
“What it means is that the Biden campaign cannot simply propose to nominate a woman of traditional qualifications for the court. If it is to make history, then it must spotlight a woman who embodies the dream of the civil rights movement. That person is former First Lady Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama,” House wrote.
“Moreover, she brings insight as a Black woman of dark complexion who struggled to be confident in a society that values whiteness and lightness.”
House said a Michelle Obama pick would galvanize support from blacks and suburban women, and “incite” their “wrath” should “vulnerable” Republicans feel inclined not to support her.
“The Biden campaign must appreciate that proposing Michelle Obama for the Supreme Court would ignite enthusiasm in the Black community and among suburban women,” House explained.
“Moreover, it would put pressure on vulnerable Republican senators who might be solicited to support yet another problematic Trump nominee to the Supreme Court. That group would include the incumbent Republican Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine), Martha McSally (R-Ariz.), Cory Gardner (R-Colo.), Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.), Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) and Steven Danes (R-Mont.). Each of them would have to think twice before inciting the wrath of Black and suburban women voters in their states.”
House went on to say that Biden would be “foolish in the extreme” not to nominate Michelle, because her nomination would inject much-needed enthusiasm into Biden’s anemic campaign.
“The Biden campaign would be foolish in the extreme to allow this historic moment to pass. One could argue that all the campaign needs to do at this time is float her name as a leading candidate on a list of candidates under consideration. She need not even comment on the proposal other than to say that she is flattered to be in the mix. That precedent would add star power to the Biden campaign and lay the groundwork for a landmark nomination.”
Notably missing from Michelle Obama’s accolades laid out by House is any judicial experience whatsoever, but she did write an autobiography and balance work with motherhood!
“In 1996, she joined the University of Chicago as associate dean of student services, and then as the vice president of community and external affairs for the UC Medical Center, all while balancing the demands of work and motherhood. In short, she is the real deal,” House wrote.
Meanwhile, President Trump indicated Saturday that he was preparing to put forth a list of potential SCOTUS nominees.
.@GOP We were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us, the most important of which has long been considered to be the selection of United States Supreme Court Justices. We have this obligation, without delay! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 19, 2020
Alex Jones responds to the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and what this means for America right now as its turning point emerges over the horizon.


newswars--2020-09-19--Dr. Francis Boyle, The Man Who First Exposed COVID-19 As Lab-Made, Drops New Bombshells

Dr. Francis Boyle joins The Alex Jones Show to break down how Dr. Anthony Fauci could be convicted for his @ @ @ @ @ breaks down the growing medical tyranny around the globe as Australia moves to arrest ‘ @ @ @ @ @ censors a credible Chinese virologist whistleblower that runs counter to the globalist authoritarian control narrative @

Dr. Francis Boyle joins The Alex Jones Show to break down how Dr. Anthony Fauci could be convicted for his COVID-19 coverup.
Alex Jones breaks down the growing medical tyranny around the globe as Australia moves to arrest ‘conspiracy theorists’ and Facebook censors a credible Chinese virologist whistleblower that runs counter to the globalist authoritarian control narrative.


newswars--2020-09-19--Video: Spirit Airlines Flight Attendant Threatens Passenger With Arrest Over ‘Patriotic’ Mask

A Spirit Airlines flight attendant was caught on video harassing a passenger for his American flag face covering , claiming it was “ not legal ” to wear .
“ What do you have underneath this ?
This is not legal to wear , ” the attendant tells the passenger .
“ I ’ m wearing a mask – Legal by who ?
Legal by who ?
What ’ s wrong with my mask ?
” the passenger asks .
“ It is not legal according to the CDC , ” the attendant replies .
“ Show me those rules @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I don ’ t have to show you the rules.
” “ Well , I don ’ t have to wear the mask that you gave me .
I ’ m wearing the mask that I have .
I ’ ve been on 20 flights , okay ?
I ’ ve literally been on 20 flights with this same exact mask .
Alright ?
I ’ m done talking , ” the passenger says .
“ Well , so am I .
And I ’ ll have the authorities waiting for you when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The incident blew up on social media , prompting Spirit Airlines to directly address the conflict , claiming gaiter face coverings “ may not be effective.
” “ Safety is Spirit Airlines ’ first priority .
The CDC cautions that gaiters may not be effective , and we require Guests to double up gaiters so they ’ re dual-layered .
We welcome Guests who wants to show their pride with an American flag on a face covering that meets with our policy , ” the airline stated on Twitter .
As Infowars @ @ @ @ @ @ @ published by the CDC ’ s Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal found that face masks don ’ t effectively prevent the transmission of flu-like viruses .
“ There is limited evidence for their effectiveness in preventing influenza virus transmission either when worn by the infected person for source control or when worn by uninfected persons to reduce exposure .
Our systematic review found no significant effect of face masks on transmission of laboratory-confirmed influenza , ” the study states .
CDC ’ s Redfield says masks are “ guaranteed ” to protect you against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of now admitted lies about masks .

A Spirit Airlines flight attendant was caught on video harassing a passenger for his American flag face covering, claiming it was “not legal” to wear.
“What do you have underneath this? This is not legal to wear,” the attendant tells the passenger.
“I’m wearing a mask – Legal by who? Legal by who? What’s wrong with my mask?” the passenger asks.
“It is not legal according to the CDC,” the attendant replies.
“Really?”
“Really. That’s why I handed you a mask.”
“Show me those rules,” the passenger says.
“I don’t have to show you the rules.”
“Well, I don’t have to wear the mask that you gave me. I’m wearing the mask that I have. I’ve been on 20 flights, okay? I’ve literally been on 20 flights with this same exact mask. Alright? I’m done talking,” the passenger says.
“Well, so am I. And I’ll have the authorities waiting for you when we land,” the attendant sneers.
The incident blew up on social media, prompting Spirit Airlines to directly address the conflict, claiming gaiter face coverings “may not be effective.”
“Safety is Spirit Airlines’ first priority. The CDC cautions that gaiters may not be effective, and we require Guests to double up gaiters so they’re dual-layered. We welcome Guests who wants to show their pride with an American flag on a face covering that meets with our policy,” the airline stated on Twitter.
Safety is Spirit Airlines’ first priority. The CDC cautions that gaiters may not be effective, and we require Guests to double up gaiters so they’re dual-layered. We welcome Guests who wants to show their pride with an American flag on a face covering that meets with our policy. — Spirit Airlines (@SpiritAirlines) September 18, 2020
As Infowars has reported, a scientific peer-reviewed study published by the CDC’s Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal found that face masks don’t effectively prevent the transmission of flu-like viruses.
“There is limited evidence for their effectiveness in preventing influenza virus transmission either when worn by the infected person for source control or when worn by uninfected persons to reduce exposure. Our systematic review found no significant effect of face masks on transmission of laboratory-confirmed influenza,” the study states.
CDC’s Redfield says masks are “guaranteed” to protect you against COVID. Here’s the history of now admitted lies about masks.


newswars--2020-09-19--“Alex Jones” Accuses Jimmy Kimmel of Lying About His Summer Vacation

“ Alex Jones ” joins the Howard Stern Show to uncover the truth about talk show host Jimmy Kimmel ’ @ @ @ @ @ wouldn ’ t be the first time !
“ Alex Jones ” also confronted Kimmel @ @ @ @ @ ties to George Soros , Hillary Clinton , and Barack Obama — the triad of @ @

“Alex Jones” joins the Howard Stern Show to uncover the truth about talk show host Jimmy Kimmel’s summer vacation.
This wouldn’t be the first time! “Alex Jones” also confronted Kimmel last year to expose his ties to George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama — the triad of evil.
Also don’t miss the Alex Jones puppet show!


newswars--2020-09-19--Trump Tells Republicans ‘We’re in Position of Power’ to Replace RBG

President Donald Trump has asked the Republican Party to press ahead with replacing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “ without delay , ” hours after her death .
Democrats have vowed to resist .
“ We were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us , the most important of which has long been considered to be the selection of United States Supreme Court Justices , ” Trump said on Saturday in a tweet addressed to his party .
“ We have this obligation , without delay !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ death came just days after Trump announced a list of potential Supreme Court nominees .
Among the most likely candidates are Amy Coney Barrett and Amul Thapar , both of whom were selected for appeals court positions by Trump in 2017 .
Whoever Trump nominates , Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has vowed to bring the president ’ s choice to a vote in the Senate , where the GOP holds a 53-47 majority .
However , a number of Republican senators have come out against holding confirmation hearings before November ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ McConnell ’ s plans could be jeopardized .
Senate Democrats vocally oppose confirming a new justice before November .
In a statement following Ginsburg ’ s death , Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said that “ The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice .
Therefore , this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.
” Ginsburg herself released a statement immediately before her death , saying “ my most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ahead with replacing Ginsburg , the confirmation process will likely be a highly contentious one .
Democrats are already furious at McConnell ’ s determination to hold a Senate vote , especially as he refused to do so when Justice Antonin Scalia died nine months before the 2016 election .
McConnell justified his refusal to fill Scalia ’ s seat by pointing to the fact that Barack Obama was a ‘ lame duck ’ president at the time , with both houses of Congress held by the GOP .
Harrison Smith breaks down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Democrats with only weeks to go until Election Day .

President Donald Trump has asked the Republican Party to press ahead with replacing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “without delay,” hours after her death. Democrats have vowed to resist.
“We were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us, the most important of which has long been considered to be the selection of United States Supreme Court Justices,” Trump said on Saturday in a tweet addressed to his party.
.@GOP We were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us, the most important of which has long been considered to be the selection of United States Supreme Court Justices. We have this obligation, without delay! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 19, 2020
“We have this obligation, without delay!” he added.
Ginsburg’s death came just days after Trump announced a list of potential Supreme Court nominees. Among the most likely candidates are Amy Coney Barrett and Amul Thapar, both of whom were selected for appeals court positions by Trump in 2017.
Whoever Trump nominates, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has vowed to bring the president’s choice to a vote in the Senate, where the GOP holds a 53-47 majority. However, a number of Republican senators have come out against holding confirmation hearings before November’s election, and should three defect, McConnell’s plans could be jeopardized.
Senate Democrats vocally oppose confirming a new justice before November. In a statement following Ginsburg’s death, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said that “The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice. Therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.”
Ginsburg herself released a statement immediately before her death, saying “my most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.”
Should Trump press ahead with replacing Ginsburg, the confirmation process will likely be a highly contentious one. Democrats are already furious at McConnell’s determination to hold a Senate vote, especially as he refused to do so when Justice Antonin Scalia died nine months before the 2016 election. McConnell justified his refusal to fill Scalia’s seat by pointing to the fact that Barack Obama was a ‘lame duck’ president at the time, with both houses of Congress held by the GOP.
Harrison Smith breaks down the coming SCOTUS battle between the GOP and Democrats with only weeks to go until Election Day.


newswars--2020-09-19--‘Something Rotten in Denmark’: Netizens Slam Show Where Adults Strip Naked Before Kids

The award-winning Danish children ’ s show is filmed before a live studio audience comprising middle-school children who are encouraged to ask adult guests diverse questions as part of an effort to ostensibly promote body positivity .
In Denmark , an award-winning television program called “ Ultra Strips Down ” allows its live audience of participants aged 11 to 13 to ask the grown-up volunteers whatever questions they want as part of a touted message to promote body positivity and combat body-shaming , according to the New York Times .
The series ’ creators are cited as insisting their motive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ promoted on social media platforms , that there are perfect body types .
A recent episode focused on skin and hair , with students from Copenhagen ’ s Orestad School facing five adults who threw off their bathrobes and revealed their naked bodies on stage .
The children began asking questions that ranged from “ At what age did you grow hair on the lower part of your body ?
” to “ Are you pleased with your private parts ?
” Currently in its second season on a channel called DR Ultra @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2019 and won an award for best children ’ s program at the Danish TV Festival , has sparked backlash .
Despite Denmark ’ s relatively permissive attitude towards nudity , a leading member of the right-wing Danish People ’ s Party , Peter Skaarup , was quoted as slamming the show as “ depraving ” children , adding that it was “ far too early ” to expose youngsters to this sort of approach .
As a clip from the show was posted on DR Ultra ’ s Facebook page , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a barrage of comments from users showed clear opposition to the series ’ concept of exposing children to naked adult bodies .
Others believed it was not a bad idea to start with , but the approach could have been different .
In response , the channel reiterated that it was “ educational TV for kids and families who can have healthy talk about what bodies look like.
” The 2020 season will have five episodes centering on different topics , casting grown-up volunteers of different shapes , ages , races and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to appear on the program , with none of the middle schoolers and volunteers shown in a single shot together .
Mass media , toy makers and drag queens are grooming your children for sex .
Beware !

The award-winning Danish children’s show is filmed before a live studio audience comprising middle-school children who are encouraged to ask adult guests diverse questions as part of an effort to ostensibly promote body positivity.
In Denmark, an award-winning television program called “Ultra Strips Down” allows its live audience of participants aged 11 to 13 to ask the grown-up volunteers whatever questions they want as part of a touted message to promote body positivity and combat body-shaming, according to the New York Times.
The series’ creators are cited as insisting their motive is to dispel the idea, often promoted on social media platforms, that there are perfect body types.
A recent episode focused on skin and hair, with students from Copenhagen’s Orestad School facing five adults who threw off their bathrobes and revealed their naked bodies on stage.
The children began asking questions that ranged from “At what age did you grow hair on the lower part of your body?” to “Are you pleased with your private parts?”
This is a CHILDREN’s show on Danish TV entitled “Ultra Strips Down”,produced by Danish branch of Warner Bros. The show claims to teach kids about different body types by exposing them to naked adults! Why?
Why are there now so many pushing to destroy children?#SaveTheChildren pic.twitter.com/aUMvpgrMst — Obianuju Ekeocha (@obianuju) September 18, 2020
Currently in its second season on a channel called DR Ultra, the show, which first aired in 2019 and won an award for best children’s program at the Danish TV Festival, has sparked backlash.
Despite Denmark’s relatively permissive attitude towards nudity, a leading member of the right-wing Danish People’s Party, Peter Skaarup, was quoted as slamming the show as “depraving” children, adding that it was “far too early” to expose youngsters to this sort of approach.
As a clip from the show was posted on DR Ultra’s Facebook page, and reposted to other social media platforms, a barrage of comments from users showed clear opposition to the series’ concept of exposing children to naked adult bodies.
Disgusting and beyond inappropriate… And of course the show won an Award… Of course… — DowninOz (@downin121) September 19, 2020
I’m speechless. The most disturbing aspect is that a team of ppl was required to make this happen. That’s truly scary. — Is Your Mind Your Own? (@neverwillibow) September 19, 2020
There’s definitely something rotten in Denmark. — Freelancer Revolt (@FreelancerRevo1) September 19, 2020
We are dying the like the Roman Empire – rotting from within. — ernie (@ernie64520636) September 19, 2020
Degenerates — Lance Edwards (@LanceEd05305969) September 19, 2020
Do they provide vomit bags for the kids? — Deirdre E Jewitt (@jewitt_e) September 19, 2020
Some, however, voiced their support.
Children have to learn about anatomy at some point, and they are being exposed to far, far worse via the internet, at much younger ages than this.
Also, Europe is less prudish about nudity. Nudity in and of itself is not a threat. E.g. “Cuties” was far worse, yet had no nudity — H.E.Pennypacker (@hePennipacker) September 18, 2020
Strange how the majority of replies here are all religious nuts condemning the human body their ‘god’ created in his own image. Disgusting they say, the human anatomy being taught. There r only 2 body types, some of u are the biggest prudes going, no wonder sexual deviants exist. — ChaplinsmileUK (@ChaplinsmileUK) September 19, 2020
Others believed it was not a bad idea to start with, but the approach could have been different.
A healthy context for this would have been to send kids to a nudist camp, where people r going about their business and everyones naked, not to parade adults in front of kids like they’re slaves at a roman slave market! #ultrastripsdown — cy12 (@cy12) September 19, 2020
In response, the channel reiterated that it was “educational TV for kids and families who can have healthy talk about what bodies look like.”
The 2020 season will have five episodes centering on different topics, casting grown-up volunteers of different shapes, ages, races and genders.
The children require parental consent to appear on the program, with none of the middle schoolers and volunteers shown in a single shot together.
Mass media, toy makers and drag queens are grooming your children for sex. Beware!


newswars--2020-09-19--Obama Calls On GOP To Delay Vote On Ginsburg Successor Until After Election

Democrats are clearly regretting their decision to pull the trigger on the “ nuclear option ” back in 2013 , when Mitch McConnell ’ s fervent opposition to the Obama Administration ’ s agenda pushed Democratic leader Harry Reid ’ s back against the wall .
As CBS News explains in much more detail ( Reid first invoked the rule only for cabinet posts ) , the death of the 60-vote threshold for cabinet appointees and federal judges has a long history that stretches back to the George W Bush era .
When Reid first invoked “ the nuclear option @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trent Lott infamously termed it – then-Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell warned “ you ’ ll regret this , and you may regret this a lot sooner than you think.
” However , as the battle over appointing the successor to SCOTUS justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg , who passed away yesterday at the age of 87 after a yearslong battle with cancer , begins , there ’ s another McConnell quote that we suspect Democrats will try to wield like a cudgel .
Just hours after the death of Antonin Scalia in February @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a departure from decades of precedent – he wouldn ’ t call Obama ’ s nominee , Merrick Garland , for a vote , and that the next SCOTUS justice would instead be left to the next president – whomever that might be .
At the time , the GOP primary had already dwindled to between President Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz , though most Americans still assumed that Hillary Clinton would win the election that November .
“ Of course , the American people should have a say in the court ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s constitutional right to nominate a Supreme Court justice , and it is the Senate ’ s constitutional right to act as a check on the president and withhold its consent , ” McConnell said .
That gamble has paid off for McConnell in a very big way , and when the history books are written , it will likely be remembered as one of the savviest political gambles in history .
Democrats are already doing everything they can to force McConnell to eat those words .
In a tweet sent last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Schumer deployed McConnell ’ s infamous quote verbatim .
Schumer followed that up by retweeting a clip that we imagine will also be widely shared in the coming months : South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham backing the Republicans ’ decision to refuse a vote on Garland .
“ I want you to use my words against me .
If there ’ s a Republican president in 2016 and a vacancy occurs in the last year of the first term , you can say Lindsey Graham said let ’ s let the next president @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that nomination.
” All of this followed tweets mourning RBG ’ s death , and lionizing her immense contribution to liberal jurisprudence .
Obama wasn ’ t the only one .
President Trump also released a statement mourning her passing .
Trump also shared a statement from GOP Sen. John Thune on RBG ’ s passing .
As did GOP chairwoman Ronna McDaniel , who tweeted a video of Trump offering high praise to the deceased justice .
After sharing some remembrances of his own , former President Barack Obama called on McConnell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to nominate a successor until after the Nov. 3 election .
Obama accused the GOP of “ inventing the principle that the Senate shouldn ’ t fill an open seat on the Supreme Court before a new president was sworn in.
” Here ’ s his full statement via the Hill .
He went on to challenge the GOP to be “ consistent ” .
“ Four and a half years ago , when Republicans refused to hold a hearing or an up-or-down vote on Merrick Garland , they invented the principle that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ open seat on the Supreme Court before a new president was sworn in , ” Obama said .
“ A basic principle of the law – and of everyday fairness – is that we apply rules with consistency , and not based on what ’ s convenient or advantageous in the moment , ” he continued .
“ The rule of law , the legitimacy of our courts , the fundamental workings of our democracy all depend on that basic principle .
“ As votes are already being cast in this election , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that standard , ” Obama said .
The court ’ s decisions in the coming years “ are too consequential to future generations for courts to be filled through anything less than an unimpeachable process , ” the former president said .
Meanwhile , Mitch McConnell released a statement affirming that he would move to confirm a successor as soon as possible , instead of waiting .
That might sound convincing , but consistency isn ’ t a regular feature of American politics .
It doesn ’ t change the facts on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 51-vote majority it needs to confirm the next justice .
As we mentioned last night , Amy Coney Barrett is already a frontrunner .
Biden has also already chimed in , saying that the “ voters should pick the president , and the president should pick the justice for the court to consider.
” He soon went on to say that the GOP should back off , before adding that the “ average ” time to confirm a new justice is roughly 70 days , more than the 45 days until Election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Biden just inexplicably signed off on his rival ( the president ) moving ahead with the confirmation .
Even political pundits , at least several quoted by Bloomberg , not exactly a pro-Trump media outlet , mostly expect Trump and the GOP to move ahead with the confirmation , something that could both galvanize his base , while also potentially motivating more swing voters to come out and vote Democrat ( as shrieks about Trump ‘ destroying American Democracy ’ echo across social media ) .
Though the Hill pointed out that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of moderates , who might be inclined to side with Democrats , to back the next nominee , which could create some political complications for Trump .
Whatever happens , happens .
It ’ s definitely not a done deal yet .
There ’ s little doubt that her death , which coincided with the Jewish high holiday of Rosh Hashana , has “ reshaped ” the race in its final weeks .
Tom Pappert breaks down the dark legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg .

Democrats are clearly regretting their decision to pull the trigger on the “nuclear option” back in 2013, when Mitch McConnell’s fervent opposition to the Obama Administration’s agenda pushed Democratic leader Harry Reid’s back against the wall. As CBS News explains in much more detail (Reid first invoked the rule only for cabinet posts), the death of the 60-vote threshold for cabinet appointees and federal judges has a long history that stretches back to the George W Bush era.
When Reid first invoked “the nuclear option” – as Bush-era GOP Congressional leader Trent Lott infamously termed it – then-Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell warned “you’ll regret this, and you may regret this a lot sooner than you think.”
However, as the battle over appointing the successor to SCOTUS justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who passed away yesterday at the age of 87 after a yearslong battle with cancer, begins, there’s another McConnell quote that we suspect Democrats will try to wield like a cudgel. Just hours after the death of Antonin Scalia in February 2016, McConnell announced that – in a departure from decades of precedent – he wouldn’t call Obama’s nominee, Merrick Garland, for a vote, and that the next SCOTUS justice would instead be left to the next president – whomever that might be.
At the time, the GOP primary had already dwindled to between President Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz, though most Americans still assumed that Hillary Clinton would win the election that November.
“Of course, the American people should have a say in the court’s direction. It is a president’s constitutional right to nominate a Supreme Court justice, and it is the Senate’s constitutional right to act as a check on the president and withhold its consent,” McConnell said.
That gamble has paid off for McConnell in a very big way, and when the history books are written, it will likely be remembered as one of the savviest political gambles in history.
Democrats are already doing everything they can to force McConnell to eat those words. In a tweet sent last night, Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer deployed McConnell’s infamous quote verbatim.
The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice. Therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president. — Chuck Schumer (@SenSchumer) September 18, 2020
Schumer followed that up by retweeting a clip that we imagine will also be widely shared in the coming months: South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham backing the Republicans’ decision to refuse a vote on Garland. “I want you to use my words against me. If there’s a Republican president in 2016 and a vacancy occurs in the last year of the first term, you can say Lindsey Graham said let’s let the next president, whoever it might be, make that nomination.”
“I want you to use my words against me. If there’s a Republican president in 2016 and a vacancy occurs in the last year of the first term, you can say Lindsey Graham said let’s let the next president, whoever it might be, make that nomination.” pic.twitter.com/quD1K5j9pz — Vanita Gupta (@vanitaguptaCR) September 19, 2020
All of this followed tweets mourning RBG’s death, and lionizing her immense contribution to liberal jurisprudence.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought to the end, through her cancer, with unwavering faith in our democracy and its ideals. That’s how we remember her. But she also left instructions for how she wanted her legacy to be honored. My statement: https://t.co/Wa6YcT5gDi — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) September 19, 2020
Obama wasn’t the only one. President Trump also released a statement mourning her passing.
Statement from the President on the Passing of Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pic.twitter.com/N2YkGVWLoF — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 19, 2020
Trump also shared a statement from GOP Sen. John Thune on RBG’s passing.
My full statement on the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg below ⬇. We didn’t always agree, but RBG was a true patriot who loved this country and dedicated her life to serving the American people and the law. pic.twitter.com/rSKLaxHCun — Senator John Thune (@SenJohnThune) September 19, 2020
As did GOP chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, who tweeted a video of Trump offering high praise to the deceased justice.
“She was an amazing woman, whether you agreed or not. She was an amazing woman who led an amazing life.” – @realDonaldTrump on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pic.twitter.com/lwRipekQMI — Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) September 19, 2020
After sharing some remembrances of his own, former President Barack Obama called on McConnell and the GOP to delay a vote to nominate a successor until after the Nov. 3 election. Obama accused the GOP of “inventing the principle that the Senate shouldn’t fill an open seat on the Supreme Court before a new president was sworn in.” Here’s his full statement via the Hill.
He went on to challenge the GOP to be “consistent”.
“Four and a half years ago, when Republicans refused to hold a hearing or an up-or-down vote on Merrick Garland, they invented the principle that the Senate shouldn’t fill an open seat on the Supreme Court before a new president was sworn in,” Obama said. “A basic principle of the law – and of everyday fairness – is that we apply rules with consistency, and not based on what’s convenient or advantageous in the moment,” he continued. “The rule of law, the legitimacy of our courts, the fundamental workings of our democracy all depend on that basic principle. “As votes are already being cast in this election, Republican Senators are now called to apply that standard,” Obama said. The court’s decisions in the coming years “are too consequential to future generations for courts to be filled through anything less than an unimpeachable process,” the former president said.
Meanwhile, Mitch McConnell released a statement affirming that he would move to confirm a successor as soon as possible, instead of waiting.
That might sound convincing, but consistency isn’t a regular feature of American politics. It doesn’t change the facts on the ground: The GOP has more than the 51-vote majority it needs to confirm the next justice. As we mentioned last night, Amy Coney Barrett is already a frontrunner.
Biden has also already chimed in, saying that the “voters should pick the president, and the president should pick the justice for the court to consider.”
Joe Biden: “The voters should pick the president and the president should pick the justice for the Senate to consider.”pic.twitter.com/LUj7PRKKpT — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) September 19, 2020
He soon went on to say that the GOP should back off, before adding that the “average” time to confirm a new justice is roughly 70 days, more than the 45 days until Election Day.
Still, one could argue that Biden just inexplicably signed off on his rival (the president) moving ahead with the confirmation. Even political pundits, at least several quoted by Bloomberg, not exactly a pro-Trump media outlet, mostly expect Trump and the GOP to move ahead with the confirmation, something that could both galvanize his base, while also potentially motivating more swing voters to come out and vote Democrat (as shrieks about Trump ‘destroying American Democracy’ echo across social media).
Though the Hill pointed out that McConnell still needs to convince a handful of moderates, who might be inclined to side with Democrats, to back the next nominee, which could create some political complications for Trump. Whatever happens, happens. It’s definitely not a done deal yet.
There’s little doubt that her death, which coincided with the Jewish high holiday of Rosh Hashana, has “reshaped” the race in its final weeks.
Tom Pappert breaks down the dark legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.


newswars--2020-09-20--UK Health Secretary says Britons SHOULD grass on neighbours if they break new self-isolation laws

Matt Hancock today told Britons to grass up their neighbours if they break tough new coronavirus laws that could see them fined £10,000 – and admitted he would do it himself .
The Health Secretary said people should ‘ absolutely ’ tell police if they see rule breakers as he warned he could not rule out a second national lockdown if rules continued to be flouted .
But the Government appears to be at sixes and seven over whether Britain should become a nation of narks , with contradictory views around the Cabinet .
Mr Hancock ’ s comments were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ position , after the Prime Minister said last week that he did not like ‘ sneak culture ’ and urged people to inform on neighbours as a last resort , ‘ if there is some huge kind of Animal House party taking place … hot tubs and so forth , and there is a serious threat to public health ’ .
British citizens made their feelings known after the Policing Minister suggested that people should spy on their friends and neighbours and report them to the authorities if they see them breaking Covid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had earlier backed people informing on their neighbours if they were breaking the new rules , adding : ‘ It ’ s not dobbing in neighbours , it ’ s all about us taking personal responsibility.
’ Mr Hancock spoke today as ministers unveiled plans to fine Covid sufferers up to £10,000 if they leave their house when they are meant to be self-isolating under draconian new rules being brought in to tackle a sharp up-spike in Covid-19 cases across the UK .

Matt Hancock today told Britons to grass up their neighbours if they break tough new coronavirus laws that could see them fined £10,000 – and admitted he would do it himself.
The Health Secretary said people should ‘absolutely’ tell police if they see rule breakers as he warned he could not rule out a second national lockdown if rules continued to be flouted.
But the Government appears to be at sixes and seven over whether Britain should become a nation of narks, with contradictory views around the Cabinet.
Mr Hancock’s comments were at odds with Boris Johnson’s position, after the Prime Minister said last week that he did not like ‘sneak culture’ and urged people to inform on neighbours as a last resort, ‘if there is some huge kind of Animal House party taking place … hot tubs and so forth, and there is a serious threat to public health’.
British citizens made their feelings known after the Policing Minister suggested that people should spy on their friends and neighbours and report them to the authorities if they see them breaking Covid rules.
However Home Secretary Priti Patel had earlier backed people informing on their neighbours if they were breaking the new rules, adding: ‘It’s not dobbing in neighbours, it’s all about us taking personal responsibility.’
Mr Hancock spoke today as ministers unveiled plans to fine Covid sufferers up to £10,000 if they leave their house when they are meant to be self-isolating under draconian new rules being brought in to tackle a sharp up-spike in Covid-19 cases across the UK.
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newswars--2020-09-20--Videos: BLM Chaos Continues Through Weekend

Knock knock .
Who ’ s there ?
ANTIFA !
A dirty commie goes on a police ride-along , a @ @ @ @ @ a cuck boy gets bitch slapped .

They really seem to hate people who are carrying dogs. https://t.co/boKXsVW70Y — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 20, 2020
BLM terrorizes family pet for social justice. https://t.co/N9oLyuBwJW — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 20, 2020
Hans, are we the baddies? https://t.co/Y6Ezvfq322 — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 20, 2020
Black Lives Matter activists continue their sterling nightly efforts to recruit Republican voters. https://t.co/TDI0p3aTGU — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 20, 2020
The Red Guards: “Say f**king black lives matter right now.” Or what? We all know what. https://t.co/FIspXTCm8T — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 20, 2020
BLM out winning hearts and minds again. https://t.co/70nmG01xeA — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 19, 2020
Knock knock. Who’s there? ANTIFA! A dirty commie goes on a police ride-along, a protester loses a testicle and a cuck boy gets bitch slapped.


newswars--2020-09-20--AOC: Democrats Should ‘Radicalize And Fight’ Following Ginsburg’s Death

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ( D-NY ) told her 6.6 million Instagram followers last night that Democrats should ‘ radicalize and fight ’ following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg .
“ Let this moment radicalize you , ” she said .
“ Let this moment really put everything into stark focus .
Because this election has always been about the fight of and for our lives.
” “ I need you to be ready , ” she added .
AOC also mourned the loss of Ginsburg in a Friday night tweet , writing “ It is heartbreaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as are many others , preoccupied with what would happen after her passing ” – before telling her followers hours later to radicalize and fight .
“ No president is the answer , ” continued the New York Democratic socialist .
“ You are the answer .
Mass movements are the answer.
” Ocasio-Cortez said she jumped on the live video to address those grieving the loss of Ginsburg and who were “ scared ” about the future .
She spoke for about 40 minutes about the gravity of the vacancy and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the fight for Democrats to win in November .
She alluded to Joe Biden ’ s unpopularity among progressives who preferred that Sen. Bernie Sanders , I-Vt. , be the party ’ s nominee , but said November is about survival .
“ We need to focus on voting for Joe Biden .
I don ’ t care if you like him or not , ” Ocasio-Cortez told her supporters .
–Fox News “ Voting for Joe Biden is not about whether you agree with him .
It ’ s a vote to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” AOC told her followers – tweeting that “ Our first , no 1 priority is to do everything possible to secure electoral college victory in Nov. ” Prepare for more radicalized leftists to make the next few months pure insanity .

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) told her 6.6 million Instagram followers last night that Democrats should ‘radicalize and fight’ following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
“Let this moment radicalize you,” she said. “Let this moment really put everything into stark focus. Because this election has always been about the fight of and for our lives.”
“I need you to be ready,” she added.
@AoC told her followers 20 minutes ago that they must radicalize and fight. It’s on folks pic.twitter.com/HsM1Ya1idm — Pete (@peterordinary) September 19, 2020
AOC also mourned the loss of Ginsburg in a Friday night tweet, writing “It is heartbreaking that in her final moments she was, as are many others, preoccupied with what would happen after her passing” – before telling her followers hours later to radicalize and fight.
“No president is the answer,” continued the New York Democratic socialist. “You are the answer. Mass movements are the answer.”
Ocasio-Cortez said she jumped on the live video to address those grieving the loss of Ginsburg and who were “scared” about the future. She spoke for about 40 minutes about the gravity of the vacancy and how important it was to keep up the fight for Democrats to win in November. She alluded to Joe Biden’s unpopularity among progressives who preferred that Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., be the party’s nominee, but said November is about survival. “We need to focus on voting for Joe Biden. I don’t care if you like him or not,” Ocasio-Cortez told her supporters. –Fox News
“Voting for Joe Biden is not about whether you agree with him. It’s a vote to let our democracy live another day,” AOC told her followers – tweeting that “Our first, no 1 priority is to do everything possible to secure electoral college victory in Nov.”
Our first, no 1 priority is to do everything possible to secure electoral college victory in Nov. This is the fight of and for our lives. That has always been true, & it becomes more true each day. Opponents of democracy need your resignation to succeed. Don’t give it to them. — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) September 19, 2020
Prepare for more radicalized leftists to make the next few months pure insanity.


newswars--2020-09-20--Lindsey Graham Says He Backs Trump in ‘Any Effort to Move Forward’ on RBG Vacancy

Sen. Lindsey Graham ( R-SC ) said that he is supporting President Donald Trump “ in any effort to move forward ” concerning the vacancy left by the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg .
As chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee , Graham would preside over confirmation hearings for the president ’ s choice to fill Ginsburg ’ s seat .
Graham , who posted his comments to Twitter on Saturday afternoon , said that his decision to back President Trump was driven by two factors — former Sen. Harry Reid ’ s ( D-NV ) judicial confirmation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unsuccessful attempt to derail Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanugh ’ s nomination to the high court .
“ The two biggest changes regarding the Senate and judicial confirmations that have occurred in the last decade have come from Democrats , ” Graham wrote .
“ In light of these two events , I will support President @ realDonaldTrump in any effort to move forward regarding the recent vacancy created by the passing of Justice Ginsburg.
” Trump and McConnell promise to replace RGB before election Graham ’ s statement appears to put to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leaving Ginsburg ’ s seat vacant until after the November election .

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said that he is supporting President Donald Trump “in any effort to move forward” concerning the vacancy left by the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. As chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Graham would preside over confirmation hearings for the president’s choice to fill Ginsburg’s seat.
Graham, who posted his comments to Twitter on Saturday afternoon, said that his decision to back President Trump was driven by two factors — former Sen. Harry Reid’s (D-NV) judicial confirmation rule changes and the Democrats’ ultimately unsuccessful attempt to derail Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanugh’s nomination to the high court.
“The two biggest changes regarding the Senate and judicial confirmations that have occurred in the last decade have come from Democrats,” Graham wrote. “In light of these two events, I will support President @realDonaldTrump in any effort to move forward regarding the recent vacancy created by the passing of Justice Ginsburg.”
The two biggest changes regarding the Senate and judicial confirmations that have occurred in the last decade have come from Democrats. #1 — Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) September 19, 2020
In light of these two events, I will support President @realDonaldTrump in any effort to move forward regarding the recent vacancy created by the passing of Justice Ginsburg. #3 — Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) September 19, 2020
Trump and McConnell promise to replace RGB before election
Graham’s statement appears to put to rest Republican fears that he might favor leaving Ginsburg’s seat vacant until after the November election.
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newswars--2020-09-20--Professor Who Told Students She Hopes ‘Trump Supporters Catch COVID,’ ‘Die Before The Election’ Now

Professor Who Told Students She Hopes ‘Trump Supporters Catch COVID,’ ‘Die Before The Election’ Now Suspended

A West Virginia Professor teaching at Marshall University was suspended after making inflammatory remarks where she openly wished for Trump supporters to die from the current coronavirus pandemic before the election as political divisions become more entrenched as the 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections roll around the corner .
Marshall University in Huntington , West Virginia , acknowledged their Biology Department ’ s staff member ’ s “ overtly political statement ” that grabbed headlines when a student captured the assistant professor ’ s statement and posted the footage on social media–where it garnered significant attention , according to The Daily @ @ @ @ @ @ @ statement on Friday , via WOWKTV : “ Marshall University this morning announced it is aware of an overtly political statement made by a faculty member in a recent virtual classroom session and widely circulated on social media .
The University does not support or condone the use of any of its educational platforms to [ b ] elittle people or wish harm on those who hold differeing [ sic ] political views .
The professor was removed from the classroom yesterday and is on administrative leave , pending an investigation .
there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ personnel matter at this time.
” Owen invites Matt on the show , an Idaho father whose young son is being forced quarantined and contact traced by his tyrannical school .
Assistant Professor Jennifer Mosher made the comments in a virtual online classroom where she vented frustrations about people not wearing facemasks while attending Trump political rallies .
In the footage , Mosher said : “ I ’ ve become the type of person where I hope they all get it and die .
I ’ m sorry , but that ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what else to do.
” “ You can ’ t argue with them , you can ’ t talk sense with them .
I said to somebody yesterday ‘ I hope they all die before the election.
’ That ’ s the only saving hope I have right now , ” she added .
Mosher goes onto call attendees of Trump ’ s recent Tulsa , Oklahoma , rally “ bootlickers ” before recognizing that she should not be talking about politics on her virtual online classroom .
“ Well I guess I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ faculty member would be that explicit about their own beliefs , ” said History Professor , Dan Holbrook , when addressing the incident .
Students defended the Assistant Professor ’ s right to freedom of speech and stressed it was her opinion , although some students recognized that she overstepped with some of her comments .
Academia has been placed under tight scrutiny by social media and the alternative media after several educators have wound up in the news cycle for openly harboring radical left-wing views .

A West Virginia Professor teaching at Marshall University was suspended after making inflammatory remarks where she openly wished for Trump supporters to die from the current coronavirus pandemic before the election as political divisions become more entrenched as the 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections roll around the corner.
Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, acknowledged their Biology Department’s staff member’s “overtly political statement” that grabbed headlines when a student captured the assistant professor’s statement and posted the footage on social media–where it garnered significant attention, according to The Daily Mail.
Marshall University released the following statement on Friday, via WOWKTV:
“Marshall University this morning announced it is aware of an overtly political statement made by a faculty member in a recent virtual classroom session and widely circulated on social media. The University does not support or condone the use of any of its educational platforms to [b]elittle people or wish harm on those who hold differeing [sic] political views. The professor was removed from the classroom yesterday and is on administrative leave, pending an investigation. there will be no further comment on this personnel matter at this time.”
Owen invites Matt on the show, an Idaho father whose young son is being forced quarantined and contact traced by his tyrannical school.
Assistant Professor Jennifer Mosher made the comments in a virtual online classroom where she vented frustrations about people not wearing facemasks while attending Trump political rallies.


newswars--2020-09-20--THIRD of UK Covid victims in July and August ‘died from OTHER causes’ – including cancer or being hi

THIRD of UK Covid victims in July and August ‘died from OTHER causes’ – including cancer or being hit by a car – Oxford University scientists reveal

A third of the people recorded to have died from Covid-19 in July and August may have actually passed away due to other causes , such as cancer or being hit by a car , Oxford University research has suggested Experts at Oxford University have found that around 30 per cent of those included in the Office for National Statistics ’ ( ONS ) coronavirus deaths toll over the summer actually died primarily from other conditions .
The data comes as the Government introduces its new Rule of Six measures to combat the further spread of the disease .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ died from cancer or who were run over and killed , but who had tested positive for coronavirus , were included among the virus deaths even though it did not kill them .
Owen reacts to the viral Argentinian video of a couple premiering actual human dog cones to fight COVID .
Figures revealed in The Telegraph state that approximately one in 13 people who were said to have died from coronavirus during the whole pandemic did not die primarily from the disease .
This means that 7.8 per cent ( 3,877 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Government did not die due to the virus being the primary cause .

A third of the people recorded to have died from Covid-19 in July and August may have actually passed away due to other causes, such as cancer or being hit by a car, Oxford University research has suggested
Experts at Oxford University have found that around 30 per cent of those included in the Office for National Statistics’ (ONS) coronavirus deaths toll over the summer actually died primarily from other conditions.
The data comes as the Government introduces its new Rule of Six measures to combat the further spread of the disease.
The study shows that people who may have died from cancer or who were run over and killed, but who had tested positive for coronavirus, were included among the virus deaths even though it did not kill them.
Owen reacts to the viral Argentinian video of a couple premiering actual human dog cones to fight COVID.
Figures revealed in The Telegraph state that approximately one in 13 people who were said to have died from coronavirus during the whole pandemic did not die primarily from the disease.
This means that 7.8 per cent (3,877) of those listed as Covid-19 deaths by the Government did not die due to the virus being the primary cause.
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newswars--2020-09-21--Monday Night LIVE! Trump On The Warpath To Save America

Tune in as we reveal what ’ s coming next as the time speeds up toward Election Day – and @ @ @ @ @ be slowing down during this historical time in American history :

Tune in as we reveal what’s coming next as the time speeds up toward Election Day – and how time also seems to be slowing down during this historical time in American history:


newswars--2020-09-21--Must Watch: Biden Caught Reading From Teleprompter AGAIN When Answering Questions

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden was caught reading off a teleprompter once again when trying to answer a reporter ’ s questions .
In an interview with Telemundo on Monday , Biden was seen appearing to read from a teleprompter to his left when answering questions before facing the interviewer .
A wider picture shows the teleprompter Biden was referring to when clumsily answering questions .
At one point , Biden appears to lose his place in the teleprompter , telling the interviewer , “ OK , I lost that line… ” The interviewer cuts in , saying , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can talk , you and I… ” Speculation over whether Biden uses a teleprompter to get through media questions has grown in recent weeks , so much so that Biden staffers refused to directly answer whether the news was true or not .
The media tried covering for Biden so much that President Trump ’ s campaign released an ad proving Biden does use a teleprompter to answer questions .
Joe Biden stopped in Duluth , MN and walked up to a couple of MAGA hat wearing patriots who told him he doesn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ replied “ I know ” and “ probably not ” .

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden was caught reading off a teleprompter once again when trying to answer a reporter’s questions.
In an interview with Telemundo on Monday, Biden was seen appearing to read from a teleprompter to his left when answering questions before facing the interviewer.
He legit reads the answer (looking to the left) then turns right to face a follow up question. He then turns his head left again to read the answer (which he botches). 😂🤣😭💀 pic.twitter.com/NAdqy8u3GM — RJ MacReady🇦🇶 (@RJinAntarctica) September 21, 2020
A wider picture shows the teleprompter Biden was referring to when clumsily answering questions.
Biden just did an interview with Telemundo where he was asked questions, turned to the left and read the answers off a teleprompter.😂🤣 pic.twitter.com/okGbaaDy5L — RJ MacReady🇦🇶 (@RJinAntarctica) September 21, 2020
At one point, Biden appears to lose his place in the teleprompter, telling the interviewer, “OK, I lost that line…”
The interviewer cuts in, saying, “That’s good, because we can talk, you and I…”
Speculation over whether Biden uses a teleprompter to get through media questions has grown in recent weeks, so much so that Biden staffers refused to directly answer whether the news was true or not.
The media tried covering for Biden so much that President Trump’s campaign released an ad proving Biden does use a teleprompter to answer questions.
Joe Biden stopped in Duluth, MN and walked up to a couple of MAGA hat wearing patriots who told him he doesn’t have a chance and he replied “I know” and “probably not”.


newswars--2020-09-21--UK COVID CPR Procedure: Place Towel Or Clothing Over Nose and Mouth

The Resuscitation Council ( UK ) , the body that sets standards for cardiopulmonary resuscitation , is telling British citizens @ @ @ @ @ nose of an unresponsive person before they perform CPR on them .
In a video @ @ @ @ @ group demonstrates new COVID-19 guidelines for CPR , including hindering the incapacitated individual ’ s @ @ @ @ @ is to reduce the risk of virus transmission , ” a narrator explains .
The @ @ @ @ @ , a volunteer group of medics , shows the same procedure in a section on @ @ @ @ @ life or death situation , coronavirus control freaks are trying to convince citizens around the @ @ @ @ @ kill them at a moment ’ s notice .

The Resuscitation Council (UK), the body that sets standards for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is telling British citizens to cover the face and nose of an unresponsive person before they perform CPR on them.
In a video uploaded in March, the group demonstrates new COVID-19 guidelines for CPR, including hindering the incapacitated individual’s breathing.
“The aim is to reduce the risk of virus transmission,” a narrator explains.
The website for St. John Ambulance, a volunteer group of medics, shows the same procedure in a section on CPR.
Even in a life or death situation, coronavirus control freaks are trying to convince citizens around the world COVID-19 is waiting to kill them at a moment’s notice.


newswars--2020-09-21--FBI Raids YouTube Content Creator,  Find “Thousands Upon Thousands” of Child Porn Images

A Utah man who created educational science videos on YouTube was raided last week by federal agents who reportedly found “ thousands upon thousands ” of child porn images on numerous hard drives he possessed .
The discovery of the massive illegal trove came after local police conducted a pedophile sting on Craigslist in St. George , arresting 12 suspects who believed they were going to a location to “ have sex with children.
” Upon searching the Kane County home of 64-year-old John Robert Krampf , who runs “ The Happy Scientist ” channel on Youtube , police seized @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 4-terabyte hard drive which reportedly contained countless images of child pornography .
“ During a forensic review of that hard drive , [ Dixie State University Police Chief Blair Barfuss ] said investigators found ‘ thousands , upon thousands , upon thousands ’ of inappropriate images and videos of children , ” reports StGeorgeUtah.com .
Given the sheer volume discovered by this point , Krampf ’ s case was referred to the FBI .
“ With 19 hard drives still to go , we knew we had a bigger problem , ” said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FBI child-exploitation task force , according to StGeorgeUtah.com .
“ So we decided to send everything to the FBI field office and get the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office involved at that point.
” Krampf , whose most popular video has over 3.3 million views , “ had apparently been doing this for a long time , ” according to Barfuss , who added the FBI was already honing in on him though other means .
Krampf ’ s case was particularly “ disturbing , ” Barfuss says , considering the fact his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is primarily children .
“ We found that concerning , to say the least , ” Barfuss stated .
StGeorgeUtah.com has more on the federal indictment filed against Krampf : In the indictment , prosecutors allege that Krampf “ did knowingly possess ” material containing images of child pornography involving children under the age of 12 .
Additionally , those images were transported in “ interstate and foreign commerce.
” “ The Happy Scientist ” is set to appear before a US District Court on Monday , St. George News reports .
His @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alex Jones exposes the pure evil motive behind the elitist pedophile sex cult as they enter full panic mode with celebrities like Chrissy Tiegen deleting their pedophile laden tweets .

A Utah man who created educational science videos on YouTube was raided last week by federal agents who reportedly found “thousands upon thousands” of child porn images on numerous hard drives he possessed.
The discovery of the massive illegal trove came after local police conducted a pedophile sting on Craigslist in St. George, arresting 12 suspects who believed they were going to a location to “have sex with children.”
Upon searching the Kane County home of 64-year-old John Robert Krampf, who runs “The Happy Scientist” channel on Youtube, police seized 20 hard drives, along with a 4-terabyte hard drive which reportedly contained countless images of child pornography.
“During a forensic review of that hard drive, [Dixie State University Police Chief Blair Barfuss] said investigators found ‘thousands, upon thousands, upon thousands’ of inappropriate images and videos of children,” reports StGeorgeUtah.com.
Given the sheer volume discovered by this point, Krampf’s case was referred to the FBI.
“With 19 hard drives still to go, we knew we had a bigger problem,” said Chief Barfuss, who also assists the FBI child-exploitation task force, according to StGeorgeUtah.com. “So we decided to send everything to the FBI field office and get the U.S. Attorney’s Office involved at that point.”
Krampf, whose most popular video has over 3.3 million views, “had apparently been doing this for a long time,” according to Barfuss, who added the FBI was already honing in on him though other means.
Krampf’s case was particularly “disturbing,” Barfuss says, considering the fact his science-oriented YouTube channel’s target audience is primarily children.
“We found that concerning, to say the least,” Barfuss stated.
StGeorgeUtah.com has more on the federal indictment filed against Krampf:
In the indictment, prosecutors allege that Krampf “did knowingly possess” material containing images of child pornography involving children under the age of 12. Additionally, those images were transported in “interstate and foreign commerce.”
“The Happy Scientist” is set to appear before a US District Court on Monday, St. George News reports. His channel is still active on YouTube.
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newswars--2020-09-21--Live: Trump Campaigns In Ohio, Vows To Fight For American Worker

President Trump went to Vandalia , Ohio , on Monday to deliver campaign remarks about his America First platform , @ @ @ @ @ for the American worker against the predatory trade practices of China and the globalists .

President Trump went to Vandalia, Ohio, on Monday to deliver campaign remarks about his America First platform, including his pledge to fight for the American worker against the predatory trade practices of China and the globalists.


newswars--2020-09-21--Dow Plummets Amid Fears of Pandemic Worsening

US stocks fell dramatically on Monday as investors pulled out of a slew of industries that would be hurt by the pandemic-related lockdowns being considered once more in several countries as outbreaks worsen .
At closing bell on Monday , the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down some 509.72 points , a 1.84 % drop , finishing at 27,147.70 .
The S & P 500 , which follows the world ’ s top companies , fell by 38.41 points , a 1.16 % drop to finish at 3,281.06 .
The Nasdaq Composite , which heavily tracks info tech companies , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 0.13 % drop to finish at 10,778.80 .
The market decline is being largely driven by fears that a new social lockdown being considered in the United Kingdom could bring economic activity there to a screeching halt .
Experts warned on Monday that unless the country ’ s course is altered , in a month ’ s time the UK could be recording 50,000 new COVID-19 cases per day .
Accordingly , it was travel companies like Carnival , Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines that led the decline , losing 6.4 % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of their stock value , respectively .
Meanwhile , continued debate over a new COVID-19 economic relief bill in Congress could be put on hold in the wake of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s death .
US President Donald Trump said on Monday he intended to eschew Democrats ’ calls to wait until after the November presidential election to nominate a replacement , and could pick a candidate for the nation ’ s top court as early as Saturday .
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life , liberty , and property .

US stocks fell dramatically on Monday as investors pulled out of a slew of industries that would be hurt by the pandemic-related lockdowns being considered once more in several countries as outbreaks worsen.
At closing bell on Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down some 509.72 points, a 1.84% drop, finishing at 27,147.70. The S&P 500, which follows the world’s top companies, fell by 38.41 points, a 1.16% drop to finish at 3,281.06. The Nasdaq Composite, which heavily tracks info tech companies, fell by some 14.48 points, a 0.13% drop to finish at 10,778.80.
The market decline is being largely driven by fears that a new social lockdown being considered in the United Kingdom could bring economic activity there to a screeching halt. Experts warned on Monday that unless the country’s course is altered, in a month’s time the UK could be recording 50,000 new COVID-19 cases per day.
Accordingly, it was travel companies like Carnival, Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines that led the decline, losing 6.4%, 5.6%, and 8.7% of their stock value, respectively.
Meanwhile, continued debate over a new COVID-19 economic relief bill in Congress could be put on hold in the wake of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death. US President Donald Trump said on Monday he intended to eschew Democrats’ calls to wait until after the November presidential election to nominate a replacement, and could pick a candidate for the nation’s top court as early as Saturday.
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner, a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life, liberty, and property.


newswars--2020-09-21--Saturn Moon Spotted Regenerating Fresh Coat of Crystals

Thanks to enhanced imaging analysis techniques , researchers have discovered that the ice on Saturn ’ s moon Enceladus is fresh and regenerates , providing new insights into processes in our solar system .
Just a small shift in wavelength , from optical to infrared , reveals an astounding sight on the moon ; glistening , fresh ice caps , which contrast with the pockmarked and scarred surface , riddled with chasms , gorges and other geographic blemishes .
A team led by Rozenn Robidel of the University of Nantes in France analyzed images , captured by the Cassini space @ @ @ @ @ @ @ found that some process keeps regenerating the ice across the lunar surface .
Despite the fact that the Cassini mission ended in September 2017 , the data is still being pored over by experts , yielding startling , and beautiful , discoveries .
Furthermore , when the team looked even closer at the data , they noticed that the ice itself was crystalline and not amorphous as they had expected .
Cassini previously discovered plumes of salt water shooting out of four parallel gorges on the moon ’ s south pole , known @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Enceladus orbits around Saturn , the planet ’ s tidal forces pull and stretch the moon , creating a variety of fissures , cracks and assorted canyons and gorges , while also producing geothermal heat which spews forth from the south pole in the form of heated water vapor .
This vapor , in turn , freezes in the atmosphere and forms the fresh sheets of ice across the surface , creating this persistent resurfacing effect .
Crystalline ice is rarely found in the cold , inhospitable wilderness of space , as it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ find beyond Earth ; a relatively warm ~110 Kelvin ( -163 Celsius , -261 Fahrenheit ) .
At these temperatures , water molecules retain enough energy to keep a crystalline form rather than an amorphous blob of ice which is what we usually find in space , thanks to more extreme cold temperatures .
Furthermore , the spectral signature of crystalline ice was found across the globe , not just in the regions near the so-called ‘ tiger stripe ’ geysers at the south pole , indicating that the process is ongoing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all they have learned to the upcoming Juice and Europa Clipper missions , which will study Jupiter ’ s icy moons Ganymede and Europa .
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner , a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life , liberty , and property .

Thanks to enhanced imaging analysis techniques, researchers have discovered that the ice on Saturn’s moon Enceladus is fresh and regenerates, providing new insights into processes in our solar system.
Just a small shift in wavelength, from optical to infrared, reveals an astounding sight on the moon; glistening, fresh ice caps, which contrast with the pockmarked and scarred surface, riddled with chasms, gorges and other geographic blemishes.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona/LPG/CNRS/University of Nantes/Space Science Institute
A team led by Rozenn Robidel of the University of Nantes in France analyzed images, captured by the Cassini space probe during 23 close flybys, and found that some process keeps regenerating the ice across the lunar surface.
Despite the fact that the Cassini mission ended in September 2017, the data is still being pored over by experts, yielding startling, and beautiful, discoveries. Furthermore, when the team looked even closer at the data, they noticed that the ice itself was crystalline and not amorphous as they had expected.
Cassini previously discovered plumes of salt water shooting out of four parallel gorges on the moon’s south pole, known as the ‘tiger stripes.’
As Enceladus orbits around Saturn, the planet’s tidal forces pull and stretch the moon, creating a variety of fissures, cracks and assorted canyons and gorges, while also producing geothermal heat which spews forth from the south pole in the form of heated water vapor.
This vapor, in turn, freezes in the atmosphere and forms the fresh sheets of ice across the surface, creating this persistent resurfacing effect.
Crystalline ice is rarely found in the cold, inhospitable wilderness of space, as it requires warmer temperatures than you’d find beyond Earth; a relatively warm ~110 Kelvin (-163 Celsius, -261 Fahrenheit). At these temperatures, water molecules retain enough energy to keep a crystalline form rather than an amorphous blob of ice which is what we usually find in space, thanks to more extreme cold temperatures.
Furthermore, the spectral signature of crystalline ice was found across the globe, not just in the regions near the so-called ‘tiger stripe’ geysers at the south pole, indicating that the process is ongoing and somewhat predictable.
The team will apply all they have learned to the upcoming Juice and Europa Clipper missions, which will study Jupiter’s icy moons Ganymede and Europa.
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner, a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life, liberty, and property.


newswars--2020-09-21--Study Reveals Why We Weaken With Age

Study Reveals Why We Weaken With Age

It is well understood that mortality rates increase with age .
Whether you live in Tokyo , rural Tennessee or the forests of Papua , New Guinea , the older you are , the more likely you are to succumb to any number of different ailments .
But how , exactly , do our bodies weather with age , and to what extent do people around the word experience physiological aging differently ?
In a paper published in a special issue of the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B , a team of anthropologists that includes Michael Gurven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Santa Barbara and chair of the campus ’ s Integrative Anthropological Sciences Unit , and Thomas Kraft , a postdoctoral researcher in the same department , construct and compare a composite measure of “ physiological dysregulation ” among human populations and other species .
The themed issue explores the evolution of aging among primates .
Physiological dysregulation refers to the wearing down of the body ’ s ability to bounce back from stress , damage or other adversity .
Examples include how one ’ s body might gradually become less able to properly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more likely mount an inappropriate immune response that doesn ’ t dissipate when the threat is gone ( thereby damaging the body ’ s own cells ) .
This decline in resilience is often considered fundamental to aging .
“ We ’ re only now able to start piecing together what physiological aging looks like holistically in subsistence populations of foragers and farmers , ” said Kraft , the paper ’ s lead author .
“ We first built a comprehensive metric of physiological dysregulation in humans , then compared it to other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the case that adult mortality rates are lower in humans ; rates of physiological dysregulation are much slower in humans , too.
” For nearly two decades , the Tsimane Health and Life History Project has been collecting a large number of measures of health and aging ( referred to as biomarkers ) among the Tsimane , an indigenous population of forager-horticulturists in the Bolivian Amazon .
These range from the typical measures that might be taken during a regular physical exam — blood pressure , cholesterol and blood glucose level — to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ immune markers for inflammation and bone mineral density .
Overall , the current study includes 40 biomarkers among 5,658 adults spread across 22,115 observations .
“ This makes it one of the only comprehensive longitudinal studies of health in a population living a vastly different lifestyle than the urban , industrialized countries , where most studies occur , ” said Kraft .
“ While any single biomarker gives a snapshot of just one small part of health , what we did was to combine information from many biomarkers simultaneously — both the levels @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which they are linked together — into a single metric , ” he continued .
“ This summary metric gives a holistic portrait of one ’ s ‘ biological age , ’ by measuring how ‘ strange ’ one ’ s combined biomarkers are relative to a healthy subset of the population.
” Noted Gurven , co-director of the Tsimane Health and Life History Project , “ In the U.S. and many other countries today , we ’ re more likely to die of heart disease , cancer , diabetes and other ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Tsimane and other populations living similar lifestyles , these chronic diseases are rare .
Does physiological dysregulation occur at the same rate in this very different context ?
” To answer this question , the team compared Tsimane with other human populations .
“ Where adult mortality rates are high , we might expect that aging of our bodies occurs more quickly , tracking closely the higher increase in mortality with age , ” Gurven explained .
“ Another possibility — and a goal for many of us — is to maintain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can , and then have everything fall apart close to the eventual timing of our demise.
” The researchers found that despite a lifestyle vastly different from that of urban , post-industrialized populations such as those in the United States and Italy , and despite higher mortality rates throughout adulthood , Tsimane adults show only marginally higher rates of increase in physiological dysregulation among the Tsimane .
“ Our first glimpse suggests a broad species-typical pattern of physical aging across environments and cultures , ” said Gurven .
“ That ’ s a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ low levels of late-age chronic diseases .
But the Tsimane are exposed to harsher conditions , including strenuous labor tending fields , tropical diseases and minimal access to health care.
” Added Kraft , “ We also found similarities in physiological dysregulation among Tsimane women and men , despite evidence in many populations showing that men typically age faster and are more likely to die than women at most ages.
” As Gurven noted , it ’ s impossible to understand dysregulation and aging without knowing how different parts of the body function @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we have had little understanding of what that looked like in a population like the Tsimane , ” he said .
“ Yet the conditions we find ourselves in today , where over half of the global population lives in cities , is just a minor blip in the long history of our species .
Groups like the Tsimane offer some of the best insight for our understanding of aging prior to industrialization and urbanization.
” All that being said , the researchers are quick to acknowledge that their index is still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s not a complex network model showing how everything is related to everything else , ” Gurven said .
What ’ s amazing , he added , is that our global estimates of physiological dysregulation don ’ t change much once the information from roughly 15 biomarkers are integrated .
“ Additional biomarkers tell you little , and it may not even matter which biomarkers you look at once you hit about 20 .
That seems to suggest that we ’ re capturing something about the whole system , ” he explained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only weakly correlated with our global index .
But we ’ ll learn much more about what it means and how important it might be once we can link dysregulation to useful outcomes , like functional performance , disease states and the likelihood of dying.
” Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner , a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life , liberty , and property .

University of California - Santa Barbara

It is well understood that mortality rates increase with age.
Whether you live in Tokyo, rural Tennessee or the forests of Papua, New Guinea, the older you are, the more likely you are to succumb to any number of different ailments.
But how, exactly, do our bodies weather with age, and to what extent do people around the word experience physiological aging differently?
In a paper published in a special issue of the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, a team of anthropologists that includes Michael Gurven, a professor of anthropology at UC Santa Barbara and chair of the campus’s Integrative Anthropological Sciences Unit, and Thomas Kraft, a postdoctoral researcher in the same department, construct and compare a composite measure of “physiological dysregulation” among human populations and other species. The themed issue explores the evolution of aging among primates.
Physiological dysregulation refers to the wearing down of the body’s ability to bounce back from stress, damage or other adversity. Examples include how one’s body might gradually become less able to properly regulate blood sugar, or it might more likely mount an inappropriate immune response that doesn’t dissipate when the threat is gone (thereby damaging the body’s own cells). This decline in resilience is often considered fundamental to aging.
“We’re only now able to start piecing together what physiological aging looks like holistically in subsistence populations of foragers and farmers,” said Kraft, the paper’s lead author. “We first built a comprehensive metric of physiological dysregulation in humans, then compared it to other primates. It’s not just the case that adult mortality rates are lower in humans; rates of physiological dysregulation are much slower in humans, too.”
For nearly two decades, the Tsimane Health and Life History Project has been collecting a large number of measures of health and aging (referred to as biomarkers) among the Tsimane, an indigenous population of forager-horticulturists in the Bolivian Amazon. These range from the typical measures that might be taken during a regular physical exam — blood pressure, cholesterol and blood glucose level — to indicators such as grip strength, various immune markers for inflammation and bone mineral density.
Overall, the current study includes 40 biomarkers among 5,658 adults spread across 22,115 observations. “This makes it one of the only comprehensive longitudinal studies of health in a population living a vastly different lifestyle than the urban, industrialized countries, where most studies occur,” said Kraft.
“While any single biomarker gives a snapshot of just one small part of health, what we did was to combine information from many biomarkers simultaneously — both the levels of these markers and the extent to which they are linked together — into a single metric,” he continued. “This summary metric gives a holistic portrait of one’s ‘biological age,’ by measuring how ‘strange’ one’s combined biomarkers are relative to a healthy subset of the population.”
Noted Gurven, co-director of the Tsimane Health and Life History Project, “In the U.S. and many other countries today, we’re more likely to die of heart disease, cancer, diabetes and other ‘chronic diseases of aging.’ But among the Tsimane and other populations living similar lifestyles, these chronic diseases are rare. Does physiological dysregulation occur at the same rate in this very different context?”
To answer this question, the team compared Tsimane with other human populations. “Where adult mortality rates are high, we might expect that aging of our bodies occurs more quickly, tracking closely the higher increase in mortality with age,” Gurven explained. “Another possibility — and a goal for many of us — is to maintain healthy bodies for as long as we can, and then have everything fall apart close to the eventual timing of our demise.”
The researchers found that despite a lifestyle vastly different from that of urban, post-industrialized populations such as those in the United States and Italy, and despite higher mortality rates throughout adulthood, Tsimane adults show only marginally higher rates of increase in physiological dysregulation among the Tsimane.
“Our first glimpse suggests a broad species-typical pattern of physical aging across environments and cultures,” said Gurven. “That’s a little surprising because the Tsimane have very low levels of late-age chronic diseases. But the Tsimane are exposed to harsher conditions, including strenuous labor tending fields, tropical diseases and minimal access to health care.”
Added Kraft, “We also found similarities in physiological dysregulation among Tsimane women and men, despite evidence in many populations showing that men typically age faster and are more likely to die than women at most ages.”
As Gurven noted, it’s impossible to understand dysregulation and aging without knowing how different parts of the body function over time. “And to date, we have had little understanding of what that looked like in a population like the Tsimane,” he said. “Yet the conditions we find ourselves in today, where over half of the global population lives in cities, is just a minor blip in the long history of our species. Groups like the Tsimane offer some of the best insight for our understanding of aging prior to industrialization and urbanization.”
All that being said, the researchers are quick to acknowledge that their index is still just a statistical composite. “It’s not a complex network model showing how everything is related to everything else,” Gurven said. What’s amazing, he added, is that our global estimates of physiological dysregulation don’t change much once the information from roughly 15 biomarkers are integrated.
“Additional biomarkers tell you little, and it may not even matter which biomarkers you look at once you hit about 20. That seems to suggest that we’re capturing something about the whole system,” he explained. “And any single biomarker is only weakly correlated with our global index. But we’ll learn much more about what it means and how important it might be once we can link dysregulation to useful outcomes, like functional performance, disease states and the likelihood of dying.”
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner, a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life, liberty, and property.


newswars--2020-09-21--Asteroids the Size of Egypt’s Great Pyramid to Whiz Past Earth

The two bodies , the biggest to hurl past Earth in the upcoming two weeks , are comparable in size to the world-famous Egyptian landmark , which is almost 140 meters tall and dominates the whole Giza area just outside Cairo .
Two massive asteroids will whiz past Earth in the next two weeks , with one estimated at up to 130 meters in diameter and the other at 200 meters — nearly the size of the 139-meter Ancient Egyptian Great Pyramid , believed to have been constructed for Pharaoh Khufu .
The two bodies , named 2020 RO and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fly by our planet in the coming two weeks , on 25 and 29 September , approaching Earth at a distance of 2.9 million and 5.8 million kilometers respectively .
By way of comparison , the distance to the Moon from Earth is around 384,500 km .
Overall , 21 asteroids are expected to pass by Earth by 2 October .
Quite a few massive celestial bodies fall under the category of Near-Earth Object ( NEO ) , which according to NASA ’ s classification , applies to any comet or asteroid that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ units ( AU ) – one AU is the average distance between Earth and the Sun .
Since NASA launched its Near-Earth Object ( NEO ) program in 1998 , the space agency has found that more than 90 percent of asteroids are larger than 975 meters wide .
An NEO is also a term used to describe “ comets and asteroids that have been nudged by the gravitational attraction of nearby planets into orbits that allow them to enter the Earth ’ s neighborhood ” .
Another synonymous , but slightly narrower @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a potentially hazardous asteroid ” , or PHA .
According to NASA , which boasted of having identified over a million asteroids , PHAs are currently determined based on the object ’ s measured potential to make a dangerously close fly-by .
In particular , all asteroids with a minimum orbit intersection distance ( MOID ) of 0.05 AU or less and an absolute magnitude ( H ) of 22.0 or less are defined as PHAs .
NEOWISE data suggests that there are a total of around 4,700 ± 1,500 potentially hazardous asteroids @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traveling in space .
NASA is currently working closely to classify NEOs and to assess impact risks , as well as plan planetary defense strategies in case of a potential collision .
While NASA and other space agencies around the world have charted many of the asteroids that pass Earth , there are still many that the space agency is still in the dark about .
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner , a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and property .

The two bodies, the biggest to hurl past Earth in the upcoming two weeks, are comparable in size to the world-famous Egyptian landmark, which is almost 140 meters tall and dominates the whole Giza area just outside Cairo.
Two massive asteroids will whiz past Earth in the next two weeks, with one estimated at up to 130 meters in diameter and the other at 200 meters — nearly the size of the 139-meter Ancient Egyptian Great Pyramid, believed to have been constructed for Pharaoh Khufu.
The two bodies, named 2020 RO and 2020 PM7, are the largest to fly by our planet in the coming two weeks, on 25 and 29 September, approaching Earth at a distance of 2.9 million and 5.8 million kilometers respectively. By way of comparison, the distance to the Moon from Earth is around 384,500 km.
Overall, 21 asteroids are expected to pass by Earth by 2 October.
Quite a few massive celestial bodies fall under the category of Near-Earth Object (NEO), which according to NASA’s classification, applies to any comet or asteroid that flies by our planet within 1.3 astronomical units (AU) – one AU is the average distance between Earth and the Sun. Since NASA launched its Near-Earth Object (NEO) program in 1998, the space agency has found that more than 90 percent of asteroids are larger than 975 meters wide.
An NEO is also a term used to describe “comets and asteroids that have been nudged by the gravitational attraction of nearby planets into orbits that allow them to enter the Earth’s neighborhood”.
Another synonymous, but slightly narrower, term also frequently used is “a potentially hazardous asteroid”, or PHA.
According to NASA, which boasted of having identified over a million asteroids, PHAs are currently determined based on the object’s measured potential to make a dangerously close fly-by. In particular, all asteroids with a minimum orbit intersection distance (MOID) of 0.05 AU or less and an absolute magnitude (H) of 22.0 or less are defined as PHAs.
NEOWISE data suggests that there are a total of around 4,700 ± 1,500 potentially hazardous asteroids with a diameter greater than 100 meters traveling in space.
NASA is currently working closely to classify NEOs and to assess impact risks, as well as plan planetary defense strategies in case of a potential collision. While NASA and other space agencies around the world have charted many of the asteroids that pass Earth, there are still many that the space agency is still in the dark about.
Our political climate has levied a lopsided justice system to the point that Jake Gardner, a Nebraska bar owner chose to commit suicide rather than face prison for defending his life, liberty, and property.