thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Matt Walsh on Leftist Teachers Who Don’t Want In-Person OR Online-Learning: They Don’t Want Parents

Matt Walsh on Leftist Teachers Who Don’t Want In-Person OR Online-Learning: They Don’t Want Parents to See Them Brainwashing Their Children

[ Editor 's note : This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics . ]
At what point do our public health interventions themselves cause a public health crisis ?
Might our efforts to keep the public equally safe be reinforcing unsafe levels of inequality ?
We obviously need to protect those most at risk from the current pandemic , but we should also consider the costs , especially if disproportionate burdens are being placed upon those without a voice who are least well-placed to bear them .
If we are following the evidence , the data on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of school are clear and compelling : keeping children out of school is harmful .
Medical professionals from across the world , from the American Academy of Pediatrics to the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health , have recently stated that the risk of keeping children out of school greatly outweighs the dangers of school-age children contributing to increases in COVID-19 cases .
Others , including the former FDA chair and the American Academies of Science , Engineering and Medicine , are also urging schools to open this fall after weighing the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump to smoke Joe out of his basement Keeping schools closed will have long-term detrimental educational and societal consequences that could possibly last a lifetime .
Gaps in schooling , such as the summer slide , decrease academic readiness in all subjects , especially in mathematics , according to the Brookings Institution .
These achievement gaps are going to be greatly exacerbated due to the pandemic-motivated school closures , based upon analysis from the nonprofit organization NWEA ( Northwest Evaluation Association ) , which is projecting the potential loss of a half-a-year to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A big reason for these worsening regressions in academic achievement relate to the inherent limitations of online learning .
Studies done at the Center for Research on Education Outcomes and at the Mathematica Policy Research Center have shown that online learning , especially in younger children and those with certain learning disabilities , is not as effective as in-person learning .
These studies bolster previous research showing that online charter school students learn less than students at traditional public schools .
Worse , these adverse impacts to educational achievement would not be borne @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many of these families can not afford the compensating resources that better-off families have , such as high-speed Internet service or adequate numbers of electronic devices to allow each child to undertake online learning individually .
In examining Zearn , an online math program , it was discovered that students in high income ZIP codes increased their math skills by 45 % , while those of middle-income students decreased by 0.7 % and those of low-income students decreased by 36 % .
As many higher-income families , with ample resources , are already @ @ @ @ @ @ @ upcoming school year , this achievement gap will only widen .
Similarly , McKinsey research predicts that school-closure-related regression in educational attainment will be greatest in low-income , Black and Hispanic communities , with such communities suffering more than a year loss in education .
This pandemic-related impact will come on top of the already existing achievement gaps that are cumulative and growing .
Learning gaps can increase anxiety and diminish enthusiasm for school , leading to rising dropout rates .
McKinsey estimates that an incremental 2 % -9 % of high school @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the announced COVID-related school closures .
The loss of lifetime earning potential for these at-risk learners will carry permanent adverse consequences , effectively cementing their socio-economic disadvantages .
Yet school closures will adversely impact more than our children ’ s learning , since primary education institutions offer much more than instruction to students .
They offer a source of stability , security and nutrition , and the school closures related to the pandemic have already highlighted the loss of this source of support in recent months .
The school closures appear to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ An April survey co-sponsored by the Hamilton Project found that more than 40 % of mothers with children age 12 and younger are food insecure , a 260 % increase from 2018 .
This is a troubling jump in the number of American mothers reporting that their children did not have enough food to eat .
Food banks have seen dramatic increases in utilization and have often run out of food .
The inability of children to receive low-cost meals in many school districts has exacerbated the risk of pediatric malnourishment – this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s brain development with lasting adverse impacts .
Schools can also serve as a support for children socially and emotionally .
Teachers and school personnel are the most likely third parties to report child abuse .
Under COVID lockdowns , reports of suspected abuse have decreased , but evidence of child abuse in the nation ’ s emergency rooms has not .
The stripping away of this safe haven puts vulnerable children at risk of depression , anxiety and even abuse .
Indeed , the Center for Global Development and the World Bank @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the COVID-19 closures will lead to systemic inequality , learning losses and increased dropout rates , as well as negative health effects .
As has been widely reported , the economic lockdowns and school closures seem to have hit the poorest families the hardest in terms of job loss , and the maintenance of these closures undoubtedly will cause further hardship in the families with the most vulnerable children .
Moreover , because the parents of many at-risk children are more likely to be deemed essential and to be employed in lower-paid service @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , delivery or grocery , these children ’ s families are most at risk if the schools do not open in the fall .
Because school is often the only form of child care available , these at-risk families may be put in the dire predicament of having to choose between caring for their children at home or working to put food on the table , an impossible dilemma that would plunge many families deeper into poverty and economic insecurity .
This danger may be especially profound for single-parent households .
While the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those from challenged socioeconomic backgrounds — are harmed in a variety of ways when schools are shut down , the sad reality is that there appears to be scant empirical basis to claim any countervailing benefit to public health from such pandemic-related school closures .
In fact , several relevant studies show a dearth of evidence that such closures would have any measurable public health benefit in ameliorating the spread of COVID .
One study done in Ireland showed no secondary transmissions of coronavirus among six infected children who had 1,155 social contacts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ practice , sports practice and woodwind practice .
Similar findings were shown in Australian schools .
Studies from China , South Korea , Japan and Iran of household transmission clusters suggest that children are unlikely to be the source of viral transmission within households .
Systematic reviews of the literature suggest that school transmission and children are not major drivers of COVID transmission .
Germany analyzed more than 1,500 of its older children and over 500 teachers and found that schoolchildren do not play a big role in spreading the virus .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Australia , examining 18 reported COVID cases ( nine students and nine teachers ) and 863 contacts , found only two secondary infections and uncovered no evidence of any children infecting teachers .
Iceland conducted a population-based study of over 10,000 people and did not find a single child under 10 who was positive .
A June 23 study by Institute Pasteur found that children in school were more likely to be infected by their parents , and that those students did not transmit coronavirus to their teachers or other students .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Swedish Public Health Authority conducted a joint study of Swedish schools ( which did not close ) and Finnish Schools ( which reopened on May 13 ) , comparing transmission among children and infection rates of teachers versus other professions in the two countries ; the study concluded that closing of schools “ had no measurable direct impact on the number of laboratory confirmed cases of school-aged children in Finland or Sweden , ” and also found no increased risk of contracting COVID for teachers in either nation compared to those risks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the world , the data are equally clear that there is little health benefit to school-age children from closing schools amid the pandemic .
Indeed , children have markedly decreased risks of mortality due to COVID-19 .
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control , as of July 22 , 2020 , Americans 65 years of age and older accounted for 80 % of all COVID-19 deaths in the U.S .
In a recent CDC report , children under 18 account for less than 0.1 % of COVID deaths in the U.S @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which contrasts with previous pandemics in that the dangers are not equally borne by young versus old , is similarly observed in many other countries .
Furthermore , children tend to have mild or asymptomatic infections .
A study published on June 16 in the journal indicates that children ( including teenagers ) are much more likely to be asymptomatic than adults .
Thus , those who have the least risk of morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19 — the world ’ s children — are bearing a disproportionate share of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this pandemic .
The initial decisions to shutter schools could at least have been defended by our initial ignorance and fear surrounding how COVID-19 is spread .
Today , however , we know better .
A large body of evidence shows that school closures not only are likely to prove ineffective as a countermeasure to the pandemic , but they also pose severe risks to our children ’ s welfare , health and development .
The true costs of the lockdowns are still not fully known , but they are undoubtedly growing — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ societal upheaval caused in part by the widespread job losses , rising food insecurity and widening chasm in educational achievement should be viewed as a signal warning and a call to reflect carefully on our policy choices .
Indeed , every decision we make in response to the pandemic , including those of omission , reflects a choice and carries with it a set of costs .
We , as a society , will decide , either explicitly or implicitly , who will bear this cost .
In this pandemic , there are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ every policy choice carries risks that must be recognized , especially if they can not be easily mitigated .
Failure to reopen schools in the fall will inflict greater hardship and potentially life-long developmental deficits on our most vulnerable children and grandchildren long after this pandemic has faded – a tragically ironic victimization of those least at risk of morbidity and mortality .
If kids are indeed our future , we must find a way to reopen the schools .

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.]
By Christina Ramirez
Real Clear Politics
At what point do our public health interventions themselves cause a public health crisis? Might our efforts to keep the public equally safe be reinforcing unsafe levels of inequality? We obviously need to protect those most at risk from the current pandemic, but we should also consider the costs, especially if disproportionate burdens are being placed upon those without a voice who are least well-placed to bear them.
If we are following the evidence, the data on the risks and costs of keeping children out of school are clear and compelling: keeping children out of school is harmful. Medical professionals from across the world, from the American Academy of Pediatrics to the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, have recently stated that the risk of keeping children out of school greatly outweighs the dangers of school-age children contributing to increases in COVID-19 cases. Others, including the former FDA chair and the American Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, are also urging schools to open this fall after weighing the available evidence.
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Keeping schools closed will have long-term detrimental educational and societal consequences that could possibly last a lifetime. Gaps in schooling, such as the summer slide, decrease academic readiness in all subjects, especially in mathematics, according to the Brookings Institution. These achievement gaps are going to be greatly exacerbated due to the pandemic-motivated school closures, based upon analysis from the nonprofit organization NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association), which is projecting the potential loss of a half-a-year to one full year of math achievement.
A big reason for these worsening regressions in academic achievement relate to the inherent limitations of online learning. Studies done at the Center for Research on Education Outcomes and at the Mathematica Policy Research Center have shown that online learning, especially in younger children and those with certain learning disabilities, is not as effective as in-person learning. These studies bolster previous research showing that online charter school students learn less than students at traditional public schools.
Worse, these adverse impacts to educational achievement would not be borne equally across all income levels, since many of these families cannot afford the compensating resources that better-off families have, such as high-speed Internet service or adequate numbers of electronic devices to allow each child to undertake online learning individually. In examining Zearn, an online math program, it was discovered that students in high income ZIP codes increased their math skills by 45%, while those of middle-income students decreased by 0.7% and those of low-income students decreased by 36%. As many higher-income families, with ample resources, are already searching for tutors and micro-schools for the upcoming school year, this achievement gap will only widen. Similarly, McKinsey research predicts that school-closure-related regression in educational attainment will be greatest in low-income, Black and Hispanic communities, with such communities suffering more than a year loss in education. This pandemic-related impact will come on top of the already existing achievement gaps that are cumulative and growing. Learning gaps can increase anxiety and diminish enthusiasm for school, leading to rising dropout rates. McKinsey estimates that an incremental 2%-9% of high school students could drop out in the wake of the announced COVID-related school closures. The loss of lifetime earning potential for these at-risk learners will carry permanent adverse consequences, effectively cementing their socio-economic disadvantages.
Yet school closures will adversely impact more than our children’s learning, since primary education institutions offer much more than instruction to students. They offer a source of stability, security and nutrition, and the school closures related to the pandemic have already highlighted the loss of this source of support in recent months.
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The school closures appear to have raised the risk of malnourishment. An April survey co-sponsored by the Hamilton Project found that more than 40% of mothers with children age 12 and younger are food insecure, a 260% increase from 2018. This is a troubling jump in the number of American mothers reporting that their children did not have enough food to eat. Food banks have seen dramatic increases in utilization and have often run out of food. The inability of children to receive low-cost meals in many school districts has exacerbated the risk of pediatric malnourishment – this poses a threat to a child’s brain development with lasting adverse impacts.
Schools can also serve as a support for children socially and emotionally. Teachers and school personnel are the most likely third parties to report child abuse. Under COVID lockdowns, reports of suspected abuse have decreased, but evidence of child abuse in the nation’s emergency rooms has not. The stripping away of this safe haven puts vulnerable children at risk of depression, anxiety and even abuse. Indeed, the Center for Global Development and the World Bank have each sounded the alarm on how the COVID-19 closures will lead to systemic inequality, learning losses and increased dropout rates, as well as negative health effects.
As has been widely reported, the economic lockdowns and school closures seem to have hit the poorest families the hardest in terms of job loss, and the maintenance of these closures undoubtedly will cause further hardship in the families with the most vulnerable children. Moreover, because the parents of many at-risk children are more likely to be deemed essential and to be employed in lower-paid service sector positions in transportation, food production, delivery or grocery, these children’s families are most at risk if the schools do not open in the fall. Because school is often the only form of child care available, these at-risk families may be put in the dire predicament of having to choose between caring for their children at home or working to put food on the table, an impossible dilemma that would plunge many families deeper into poverty and economic insecurity. This danger may be especially profound for single-parent households.
While the data clearly shows that children — especially those from challenged socioeconomic backgrounds — are harmed in a variety of ways when schools are shut down, the sad reality is that there appears to be scant empirical basis to claim any countervailing benefit to public health from such pandemic-related school closures.
In fact, several relevant studies show a dearth of evidence that such closures would have any measurable public health benefit in ameliorating the spread of COVID. One study done in Ireland showed no secondary transmissions of coronavirus among six infected children who had 1,155 social contacts while participating in activities such as choir practice, sports practice and woodwind practice. Similar findings were shown in Australian schools. Studies from China, South Korea, Japan and Iran of household transmission clusters suggest that children are unlikely to be the source of viral transmission within households. Systematic reviews of the literature suggest that school transmission and children are not major drivers of COVID transmission. Germany analyzed more than 1,500 of its older children and over 500 teachers and found that schoolchildren do not play a big role in spreading the virus. A study done in New South Wales, Australia, examining 18 reported COVID cases (nine students and nine teachers) and 863 contacts, found only two secondary infections and uncovered no evidence of any children infecting teachers.
Iceland conducted a population-based study of over 10,000 people and did not find a single child under 10 who was positive. A June 23 study by Institute Pasteur found that children in school were more likely to be infected by their parents, and that those students did not transmit coronavirus to their teachers or other students. The Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare and the Swedish Public Health Authority conducted a joint study of Swedish schools (which did not close) and Finnish Schools (which reopened on May 13), comparing transmission among children and infection rates of teachers versus other professions in the two countries; the study concluded that closing of schools “had no measurable direct impact on the number of laboratory confirmed cases of school-aged children in Finland or Sweden,” and also found no increased risk of contracting COVID for teachers in either nation compared to those risks for individuals in other professions.
Across the world, the data are equally clear that there is little health benefit to school-age children from closing schools amid the pandemic. Indeed, children have markedly decreased risks of mortality due to COVID-19. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, as of July 22, 2020, Americans 65 years of age and older accounted for 80% of all COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. In a recent CDC report, children under 18 account for less than 0.1% of COVID deaths in the U.S. This age distribution of COVID-19 deaths, which contrasts with previous pandemics in that the dangers are not equally borne by young versus old, is similarly observed in many other countries. Furthermore, children tend to have mild or asymptomatic infections. A study published on June 16 in the journal Nature Medicine indicates that children (including teenagers) are much more likely to be asymptomatic than adults. Thus, those who have the least risk of morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19 — the world’s children — are bearing a disproportionate share of the burden related to the global fight against this pandemic.
The initial decisions to shutter schools could at least have been defended by our initial ignorance and fear surrounding how COVID-19 is spread. Today, however, we know better. A large body of evidence shows that school closures not only are likely to prove ineffective as a countermeasure to the pandemic, but they also pose severe risks to our children’s welfare, health and development. The true costs of the lockdowns are still not fully known, but they are undoubtedly growing — and growing more apparent. The growing societal upheaval caused in part by the widespread job losses, rising food insecurity and widening chasm in educational achievement should be viewed as a signal warning and a call to reflect carefully on our policy choices.
Indeed, every decision we make in response to the pandemic, including those of omission, reflects a choice and carries with it a set of costs. We, as a society, will decide, either explicitly or implicitly, who will bear this cost. In this pandemic, there are no “safe” decisions, since every policy choice carries risks that must be recognized, especially if they cannot be easily mitigated. Failure to reopen schools in the fall will inflict greater hardship and potentially life-long developmental deficits on our most vulnerable children and grandchildren long after this pandemic has faded – a tragically ironic victimization of those least at risk of morbidity and mortality. If kids are indeed our future, we must find a way to reopen the schools.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--The Cost Kids Will Pay for Fall School Closures


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Racist Joe “You Ain’t Black” Biden Unveils First Ad Aimed at Black America Amid Troubling Polls

Joe Biden ’ s campaign unveiled its first general election ad aimed at black Americans on Thursday , urging them to stand against President Donald Trump in the same manner that African Americans “ stood up to the violent racists ” in the past .
Titled “ Better America , ” the ad is part of a new $ 280 million media blitz the former vice president ’ s campaign announced on Wednesday .
It will be run on both television and digital media platforms across 15 key 2020 battlegrounds , including Michigan , Florida , and Nevada .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Associated Press , is the initial step in a wide-reaching media campaign that Biden hopes will “ reach approximately half of all African American households.
” As such , the ad focuses heavily on how black Americans have “ pushed this country to live up to its stated ideals ” and how they can do so again this November .
“ We must choose to fight for that better America , ” the narrator states over images of Civil Rights protesters .
“ And just like our ancestors who stood up to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we will stand up to this president and say , ‘ No more , ’ because America is better than him.
” Juxtaposed throughout the 60-second ad are also images of legendary civil rights figures , like the late-congressman John Lewis , and scenes from recent protests by Black Lives Matters activists .
Although the ad does not mention Trump by name , the president ’ s face flashes on the screen right before images from the 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville , Virginia .
The former vice president ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is still dealing with protests over racial inequities that were triggered by George Floyd ’ s death in police custody .
Biden , who has struggled to generate enthusiasm among younger black voters , has spent much of his time since Floyd ’ s passing arguing that the upcoming general election presents an opportunity to “ rip out the roots of systemic racism.
” It is unclear , though , if Biden ’ s message is working .
Polling from mid-July indicates that the former vice president is underperforming relative to recent Democrat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the numbers pose a major problem for Biden and his party moving into the general election .
Most Democrat strategists point to a drop-off in black turnout between 2012 and 2016 as the primary reason for why former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost .
During that race , Clinton received 88 percent of the black vote , according to exit polls .
Although impressive , the numbers were significantly lower than the 93 percent former President Barack Obama garnered on his way to reelection in 2012 .
The drop-off was most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wisconsin—states that went narrowly for Trump after having backed Democrats at the presidential level for decades .
For example , data from the Michigan secretary of state ’ s office indicates Clinton received 75,000 fewer votes in Wayne County—where Detroit is located—than Obama did in 2012 .
Even though Clinton still won the country by a substantial margin , the decrease in support ensured Clinton lost the state to Trump , who made strong inroads with white working-class voters , by more than 10,000 votes .
Many believe that if black turnout was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2012 , Clinton would have won the presidency , despite Trump ’ s populist appeal to blue-collar whites .
Complicating Biden ’ s problems in building enthusiasm among black voters is the former vice president ’ s penchant for gaffes .
This was exhibited on Wednesday when Biden seemed to state that the African American community , with notable exceptions , was not as “ diverse ” as the Latino community .

Joe Biden’s campaign unveiled its first general election ad aimed at black Americans on Thursday, urging them to stand against President Donald Trump in the same manner that African Americans “stood up to the violent racists” in the past.
Titled “Better America,” the ad is part of a new $280 million media blitz the former vice president’s campaign announced on Wednesday. It will be run on both television and digital media platforms across 15 key 2020 battlegrounds, including Michigan, Florida, and Nevada. The ad, which was first reported by the Associated Press, is the initial step in a wide-reaching media campaign that Biden hopes will “reach approximately half of all African American households.”
As such, the ad focuses heavily on how black Americans have “pushed this country to live up to its stated ideals” and how they can do so again this November.
“We must choose to fight for that better America,” the narrator states over images of Civil Rights protesters. “And just like our ancestors who stood up to the violent racists of a generation ago, we will stand up to this president and say, ‘No more,’ because America is better than him.”
Juxtaposed throughout the 60-second ad are also images of legendary civil rights figures, like the late-congressman John Lewis, and scenes from recent protests by Black Lives Matters activists. Although the ad does not mention Trump by name, the president’s face flashes on the screen right before images from the 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The former vice president’s ad comes as much of the nation is still dealing with protests over racial inequities that were triggered by George Floyd’s death in police custody. Biden, who has struggled to generate enthusiasm among younger black voters, has spent much of his time since Floyd’s passing arguing that the upcoming general election presents an opportunity to “rip out the roots of systemic racism.”
It is unclear, though, if Biden’s message is working. Polling from mid-July indicates that the former vice president is underperforming relative to recent Democrat nominees among black voters.
If accurate, the numbers pose a major problem for Biden and his party moving into the general election. Most Democrat strategists point to a drop-off in black turnout between 2012 and 2016 as the primary reason for why former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost.
During that race, Clinton received 88 percent of the black vote, according to exit polls. Although impressive, the numbers were significantly lower than the 93 percent former President Barack Obama garnered on his way to reelection in 2012.
The drop-off was most significant in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—states that went narrowly for Trump after having backed Democrats at the presidential level for decades. For example, data from the Michigan secretary of state’s office indicates Clinton received 75,000 fewer votes in Wayne County—where Detroit is located—than Obama did in 2012. Even though Clinton still won the country by a substantial margin, the decrease in support ensured Clinton lost the state to Trump, who made strong inroads with white working-class voters, by more than 10,000 votes.
Many believe that if black turnout was the same in 2016 as it was in 2012, Clinton would have won the presidency, despite Trump’s populist appeal to blue-collar whites.
Complicating Biden’s problems in building enthusiasm among black voters is the former vice president’s penchant for gaffes. This was exhibited on Wednesday when Biden seemed to state that the African American community, with notable exceptions, was not as “diverse” as the Latino community.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Leftist Nutjob Rocker Tommy Lee Warns Trump Supporters: ‘We’re Going to Pay You Back So F*cking Hard

Leftist Nutjob Rocker Tommy Lee Warns Trump Supporters: ‘We’re Going to Pay You Back So F*cking Hard for All This Sh*t’

Mötley Crüe frontman Tommy Lee took to Twitter and reposted a letter warning supporters of President Donald Trump would face “ pay back ” if the Democrats win back the White House .
The missive ended with the threat that the payback would see a “ gargantuan metal mountain ” made of confiscated guns “ emblazoned with the face of Hillary Clinton.
” The text , which Daily Mail reports appeared on Reddit last year , escalates with every sentence , offering increasingly declarations of how the Left would get its revenge on supporters of the Trump administration .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gain control of the WH again , ” the letter reads , “ because we are going to pay you back so fucking hard for all of this shit.
” The letter proposes “ Planned Parenthoods on every damn corner , ” and repainting Air Force One “ pussy hat pink ” for aerial deliveries of “ birth control pills , condoms , and atheist literature from the cockpit.
” “ We ’ re going to tax your mega churches so bad Joel Olsteen ( sic ) will need to get a job @ @ @ @ @ @ @ light bill , ” it continues .
By the end , the letter describes a “ gargantuan metal mountain ” made of confiscated guns , “ emblazoned with the face of Hillary Clinton.
” Lee ’ s tweet of the letter drew over 30,000 likes and thousands of replies as of the time of this writing .
Responses range from people telling him to leave the country , to messages of support .
Tommy Lee later added a follow-up tweet , excusing himself to “ go take a trump !
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” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Tommy Lee reposted the letter , which reportedly appeared on Reddit , from his Twitter account .

Mötley Crüe frontman Tommy Lee took to Twitter and reposted a letter warning supporters of President Donald Trump would face “pay back” if the Democrats win back the White House. The missive ended with the threat that the payback would see a “gargantuan metal mountain” made of confiscated guns “emblazoned with the face of Hillary Clinton.”
The text, which Daily Mail reports appeared on Reddit last year, escalates with every sentence, offering increasingly declarations of how the Left would get its revenge on supporters of the Trump administration.
“You Trumpsters better pray that liberals never gain control of the WH again,” the letter reads, “because we are going to pay you back so fucking hard for all of this shit.” The letter proposes “Planned Parenthoods on every damn corner,” and repainting Air Force One “pussy hat pink” for aerial deliveries of “birth control pills, condoms, and atheist literature from the cockpit.”
“We’re going to tax your mega churches so bad Joel Olsteen(sic) will need to get a job at Chik Fil A to pay his light bill,” it continues.
By the end, the letter describes a “gargantuan metal mountain” made of confiscated guns, “emblazoned with the face of Hillary Clinton.” Lee’s tweet of the letter drew over 30,000 likes and thousands of replies as of the time of this writing. Responses range from people telling him to leave the country, to messages of support.
Tommy Lee later added a follow-up tweet, excusing himself to “go take a trump!!!”
Ummm excuse me I have to go take a trump!!! 💩 — T❍mmy L33 (@MrTommyLand) August 8, 2019
This article has been updated to note that Tommy Lee reposted the letter, which reportedly appeared on Reddit, from his Twitter account.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Health Secretary Azar Voices Strong US Support for Taiwan in Historic Meeting

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar ( L ) speaks as Taiwan 's President Tsai Ing-wen ( R ) looks on during his visit to the Presidential Office in Taipei on Aug. 10 , 2020 ( Pei Chen/POOL/AFP via Getty Images ) Health Secretary Azar Voices Strong US Support for Taiwan in Historic Meeting TAIPEI , Taiwan—U.S .
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar met with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Monday as the allies together face increased tensions regarding communist China .
“ It is a true honor to be here to convey a message @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump to Taiwan , ” Azar said at a joint press conference with Tsai in Taipei Monday morning after flying in on Sunday .
Quoting from U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ’ s remarks in May congratulating Tsai on her second term in office , Azar added : “ President Tsai ’ s courage and vision in leading Taiwan ’ s vibrant democracy are an inspiration to the region and the world , ” Azar ’ s trip to Taiwan carries political significance as the highest-level visit by a U.S. cabinet official @ @ @ @ @ @ @ official diplomatic ties with the island in recognition of Beijing .
Currently , the United States maintains a robust , nondiplomatic relationship with Taiwan , formally the Republic of China , and operates a de-facto embassy on the island known as the American Institute in Taiwan ( AIT ) .
The U.S. government has also continuously sold military weapons and equipment to Taiwan for its self-defense against the communist regime in the Chinese mainland , which claims that the self-ruled island is a part of its territory .
“ The particular focus of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our trip is highlighting Taiwan ’ s success on health in combating COVID-19 , and cooperating with the United States to prevent , detect , and respond to health threats , ” Azar said .
Taiwan had drawn international plaudits for its success in containing the CCP ( Chinese Communist Party ) virus , commonly known as the novel coronavirus .
As of Aug. 9 , Taiwan has 480 confirmed COVID-19 cases and seven deaths , despite its close proximity ( 81 miles ) to mainland China .
The virus , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 5 million individuals in the United States and been linked to over 162,900 deaths .
“ Taiwan ’ s response to COVID-19 has been among the most successful in the world .
And that is a tribute to the open , transparent , democratic nature of Taiwan ’ s society and culture , ” Azar added .
The health secretary applauded Taiwan for “ extending a help hand ” to the United States and other countries by continuing to send personal protective equipment since the early stages of the pandemic .
“ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ convey our admiration for Taiwan , and to learn about how our shared democratic values have driven success in health , ” Azar said .
Azar also offered his condolences to people in Taiwan for the recent death of Taiwan ’ s former President Lee Teng-hui , who is also known as the father of Taiwan ’ s democracy .
Speaking at the press conference , Tsai again condemned Beijing for blocking Taiwan from participating in the World Health Assembly ( WHA ) —the decision-making body of the United Nation ’ s World @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I would like to reiterate that political considerations should never take precedence over the rights to health .
The decision to bar Taiwan from participating in the WHA is a violation of the universal rights , ” Tsai said .
Since 2017 , Taiwan has been barred by Beijing from taking part in the assembly and its meetings .
Tsai welcomed Azar and his delegation , saying their visit will allow them to better understand Taiwan ’ s approach to containing the pandemic .
“ The visit also provides us with an opportunity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of importance to both sides and find a direction for future cooperation , ” Tsai said .
The Taiwan President also voiced her optimism on U.S.-Taiwan joint effort to develop and produce vaccines and medicines against the CCP virus .
The two sides announced their joint cooperation on March 18 .
“ I trust that through joint endeavors , we will see even more breakthroughs and fruits of cooperation not only in the area of pandemic prevention , but on all fronts so that we can jointly contribute to the sustained peaceful development @ @ @ @ @ @ @ concluded .
According to Taiwan ’ s government-run Central News Agency , Azar is also scheduled to meet with Taiwan ’ s Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and visit Taiwan ’ s Central Epidemic Command Center , a government agency tasked with dealing with the pandemic .
Additionally , Azar will also attend a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony between AIT and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office ( TECRO ) —the name for Taiwan ’ s de-facto embassy in the United States .

TAIPEI, Taiwan—U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar met with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Monday as the allies together face increased tensions regarding communist China.
“It is a true honor to be here to convey a message of strong support and friendship from President Trump to Taiwan,” Azar said at a joint press conference with Tsai in Taipei Monday morning after flying in on Sunday.
Quoting from U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s remarks in May congratulating Tsai on her second term in office, Azar added: “President Tsai’s courage and vision in leading Taiwan’s vibrant democracy are an inspiration to the region and the world,”
Azar’s trip to Taiwan carries political significance as the highest-level visit by a U.S. cabinet official since 1979—the year the United States severed official diplomatic ties with the island in recognition of Beijing.
Currently, the United States maintains a robust, nondiplomatic relationship with Taiwan, formally the Republic of China, and operates a de-facto embassy on the island known as the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT).
The U.S. government has also continuously sold military weapons and equipment to Taiwan for its self-defense against the communist regime in the Chinese mainland, which claims that the self-ruled island is a part of its territory.
“The particular focus of both my discussion with President Tsai and of our trip is highlighting Taiwan's success on health in combating COVID-19, and cooperating with the United States to prevent, detect, and respond to health threats,” Azar said.
Taiwan had drawn international plaudits for its success in containing the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus. As of Aug. 9, Taiwan has 480 confirmed COVID-19 cases and seven deaths, despite its close proximity (81 miles) to mainland China.
The virus, which originated from China, has infected over 5 million individuals in the United States and been linked to over 162,900 deaths.
“Taiwan's response to COVID-19 has been among the most successful in the world. And that is a tribute to the open, transparent, democratic nature of Taiwan’s society and culture,” Azar added.
The health secretary applauded Taiwan for “extending a helping hand” to the United States and other countries by continuing to send personal protective equipment since the early stages of the pandemic.
“I look forward to using this visit to convey our admiration for Taiwan, and to learn about how our shared democratic values have driven success in health,” Azar said.
Azar also offered his condolences to people in Taiwan for the recent death of Taiwan’s former President Lee Teng-hui, who is also known as the father of Taiwan’s democracy.
Speaking at the press conference, Tsai again condemned Beijing for blocking Taiwan from participating in the World Health Assembly (WHA)—the decision-making body of the United Nation’s World Health Organization (WHO).
“I would like to reiterate that political considerations should never take precedence over the rights to health. The decision to bar Taiwan from participating in the WHA is a violation of the universal rights,” Tsai said.
Since 2017, Taiwan has been barred by Beijing from taking part in the assembly and its meetings.
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Tsai welcomed Azar and his delegation, saying their visit will allow them to better understand Taiwan’s approach to containing the pandemic.
“The visit also provides us with an opportunity to speak face to face on issues of importance to both sides and find a direction for future cooperation,” Tsai said.
The Taiwan President also voiced her optimism on U.S.-Taiwan joint effort to develop and produce vaccines and medicines against the CCP virus. The two sides announced their joint cooperation on March 18.
“I trust that through joint endeavors, we will see even more breakthroughs and fruits of cooperation not only in the area of pandemic prevention, but on all fronts so that we can jointly contribute to the sustained peaceful development of the Indo-Pacific region,” Tsai concluded.
According to Taiwan’s government-run Central News Agency, Azar is also scheduled to meet with Taiwan’s Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and visit Taiwan’s Central Epidemic Command Center, a government agency tasked with dealing with the pandemic.
Additionally, Azar will also attend a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony between AIT and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO)—the name for Taiwan’s de-facto embassy in the United States.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Natural Remedies That Actually Work

Natural Remedies That Actually Work

Hot tea is a proven treatment that can help alleviate the symptoms of cold and flu .
( Africa Studio/Shutterstock ) Here are a dozen natural cures that have stood the test of time as ways to treat common maladies In the digital age , information that has stood the test of time is drowned out by the latest craze .
Health trends and fad diets hawked by fitness gurus offer you endless ways to get fitter and be better , but how much of their advice will actually “ stick ” and become multi-generational wisdom ?
If you ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for your health that are “ Grandma approved , ” read on and discover 12 natural remedies that were passed down through the ages because they actually work .
A neti pot is a traditional remedy used to cleanse the sinus passages of mucus , dust , and irritants , in much the same way that we bathe our bodies .
Popular in the Far East , the tradition of the neti pot hasn ’ t been widely adopted in the United States .
However , natural health enthusiasts have kept the tradition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most drug stores and pharmacies have them in stock .
A warm saline solution is prepared in the neti pot using distilled water .
The spout is placed against each nostril , and with your head slightly tilted , the water is poured into each nostril while breathing through your mouth .
The water flows out the opposite nostril , carrying debris and pollen that lodge in your sinus cavities and cause irritation .
The warm water soothes and relaxes the delicate sinus tissues and breathing can return to normal .
Like bathing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to adjust to the routine and keep pollens at bay during allergy season .
Some important neti pot tips : • Use saline packets or make your own using 16 ounces of distilled water to 1 teaspoon mineral ( not iodized ) salt Tea is one of the oldest healing potions in the modern world .
It is also one of the best studied .
With more than 124 beneficial pharmacological actions in the GreenMedInfo.com database , there are hundreds of health reasons to drink tea .
And here ’ s one more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a cold or flu faster .
Green tea is known to possess antiviral components and has demonstrated in trials to be inversely associated with influenza infection .
[ i ] These benefits are not limited to green tea .
The herbal tea Echinacea Plus was found in a clinical trial to shorten cold and flu symptoms compared to placebo .
[ ii ] Why not add some honey to your cup ?
During cold and flu season , honey is a great way to enhance your tea ’ s taste and healing properties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a study published in Archives of Medical Research indicates it can also boost your immunity to influenza And if you have some , add a squeeze of lemon juice for extra vitamin C and anti-inflammatory effects .
One of the most therapeutic substances on Earth is a flowering plant known as Curcuma longa .
You may not recognize the plant ’ s name , but you know the bright orange culinary spice made from it that is a key ingredient in many popular Asian dishes .
Turmeric is produced by grinding the Curcuma @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fine powder .
It has been studied in thousands of scientific trials , not for the enticing flavor , but for the herb ’ s near-limitless healing properties .
For millennia , scientists and herbalists have been exploring the therapeutic properties in this magical herb .
Widely used by athletes and active adults , turmeric and its isolated active ingredient , curcumin , have been shown to reduce joint pain and inflammation in ways that outperform many modern drugs .
In fact , a 2012 study showed that curcumin outperformed diclofenac , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arthritis pain and quality-of-life indicators with no negative side effects .
[ iv ] Like most herbs , consistent supplementation is key to effectiveness .
That ’ s not hard to do with turmeric .
You can add it to your diet in delicious curries and exotic dishes or take it in supplement form .
Golden milk tea , also called the turmeric latte , is another delicious way to benefit from the anti-inflammatory properties—and delicious taste—of this priceless plant .
Spa bathing has been used to soothe the body and spirit for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intricate plumbing systems to pipe and heat the healing mineral waters of places like Bath , England , so they could rejuvenate and relax .
Whether it ’ s occasional body pain from strain or overwork , or a chronic condition such as back pain or fibromyalgia , soaking , steaming , and showering can be a remedy that gets you on your feet again .
The best part ?
You don ’ t need to travel to a health spa to enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy .
Turn your bathroom into a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bath with a cold shower .
It may seem like an abrupt way to finish , but just two minutes under a cold stream of water increases blood flow and lymphatic circulation and boosts your immunity , among other health benefits .
Some minor injuries , such as a pulled muscle or a mild impact that causes swelling , can be effectively treated at home by applying an ice pack to the affected area .
But how do you know if your injury should be treated by soaking in a hot bath or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heat are the most commonly applied at-home pain remedies .
Heat therapies , such as a thermal mineral bath , are for relaxing stiff , aching muscles , and increasing blood flow to the area .
Ice is generally used for recent acute injuries where swelling is present .
Ice packs can help reduce swelling and pain from twisted ankles and strained elbows and slow any bleeding into the tissues that cause bruising .
[ vi ] The key to this remedy ’ s effectiveness lies in elevating and resting the swollen area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Do not place ice directly on the skin ; use a towel or cloth as a barrier .
You can use a bag of frozen vegetables or place ice into a tea towel , just watch the area for signs of ice burn ( when the skin turns pink ) and do not ice for more than 30 minutes at a time .
You may already know about the therapeutic properties of black seed , aka nigella sativa .
A traditional remedy that is said to cure “ everything but death , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of hundreds of studies .
It is taken as a dietary supplement by natural health advocates the world-over .
One of the ailments that black seed has proven useful for is gastritis , or inflammation of the stomach lining , a problem that affects everyone on occasion .
A bout of gastritis or upset stomach , symptoms of which include stomach pain , cramps , nausea , and sometimes vomiting , can be brought on by the use of oral medications , consuming too much alcohol or rich food , or simply experiencing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ neglected .
Another common trigger for gastritis is Helicobacter pylori , also known as H. pylori , a bacterium found in half the world ’ s population that can lead to the development of stomach ulcers if left untreated .
[ vii ] Among the research done is a small study that showed a spoonful of ground black seed and honey paste , taken three times a day after meals , dramatically reduced symptoms and even eradicate the presence of H. pylori bacteria .
[ viii ] Making black seed a regular addition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as well .
Multiple studies have shown the lipid-lowering effects of black seed on hypercholesterolemia , for example .
While it ’ s important to take care of the physical body , the need for trusted social bonds is equally necessary for a vital , healthy life .
Meaningful relationships are proven to be critical to your happiness and overall quality of life .
In a longitudinal study of young adults over 40 years that measured their happiness during college and again 35 years later , the happiest participants were the ones @ @ @ @ @ @ @ close relationships .
[ ix ] Those who placed a high value on developing close bonds were the happiest across time .
In terms of intimacy versus isolation , intimacy is the remedy when isolation creates disease of the spirit .
If you are partnered , make the effort to strengthen and sustain closeness by cuddling , eye-gazing , and sharing and listening with empathy .
If you ’ re single , consider the many health benefits of dancing with a partner .
Age is not a barrier to entry , nor to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ study published in Nursing Times found 67 patients in a dementia care unit who danced with staff members experienced a significant reduction in agitation , uplifted mood , increased social bonding , and improvement in overall quality of life .
[ x ] Added bonus—it ’ s a great way to stay fit .
Another old remedy that really works was reportedly used by Hippocrates , the father of modern medicine , as far back as 400 B.C .
Apple cider vinegar has health benefits that have been known for millennia , thanks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thanks to its high acid profile , apple cider vinegar makes a wonderful remedy for halitosis .
For an instant bad breath remedy , add 1/2 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to a cup of purified water and gargle the mixture in your mouth for 10 seconds at a time until the cup is empty .
Be sure to swish in the back of your cheeks and into your upper and lower gumline to eradicate any odor-causing bacteria .
Apple cider vinegar can help combat unpleasant body odors .
For armpit odor , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ undiluted apple cider vinegar on a cloth or cotton ball before applying a natural deodorant .
Be sure to avoid antiperspirants containing aluminum and other cancer-causing chemicals .
For foot odor , fill a pan with warm water and add 1/3 cup of apple cider vinegar , then let your feet soak in this mixture for 15 minutes once per week .
Pomegranate is an exceptionally healthy food , as attested by the volume of supportive literature on its diverse applications .
Eating the fruiting ovary of the pomegranate bush is so beneficial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by cutting your risk of cancer or heart disease .
And on those low-energy days , a shot of pomegranate juice may also save your to-do list .
For a quick pick-me-up , 4 to 6 ounces of pomegranate juice is a great way to ward off fatigue with the help of its vital nutrients and its mega-dose of antioxidants .
This drink can also help maintain stable blood sugar levels .
Pomegranate juice has demonstrated in multiple trials to contribute to blood sugar homeostasis , [ xi ] making it useful in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ juice can help regulate blood pressure , [ xii ] another factor that can contribute to fatigue .
Pomegranate ’ s remarkable astringency can be felt in your mouth after eating the fruit or drinking its juice , and it may be key to pomegranate ’ s energizing superpowers .
When blood flow is impeded to the heart , energy levels dip , such as in cases of atherosclerosis , when arterial plaque builds up in the arteries .
In a three-year trial of patients with atherosclerosis who supplemented their diet with pomegranate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to 30 percent , effectively reversing the disease process by up to 39 percent within one year .
[ xiii ] Another study showed patients that drank pomegranate juice experienced a 130 percent increase in their antioxidant status .
[ xiv ] Arnica montana is a perennial flower in the same family as sunflowers , dandelions , and marigolds .
Sometimes called the “ mountain daisy , ” arnica is a natural ibuprofen alternative that can be useful to quell minor pain and bruising associated with superficial injuries .
Due to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s usefulness for both pain and bruising , arnica has become a popular remedy after cosmetic surgeries such as facelifts .
A study comparing the effects of topically applied compounds on bruise healing found that 20 percent arnica reduced bruising more than three alternatives ; white petrolatum , 5 percent vitamin K , 1 percent vitamin K and 0·3 percent retinol .
Arnica is generally applied as an ointment or gel and can be purchased in homeopathic formulas and as a flower remedy .
Known for its invigorating fragrance , eucalyptus is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sinuses and make breathing easier when you have a stuffed-up nose .
Eucalyptus has anti-inflammatory properties that may contribute to this airway-clearing effect .
You can enjoy the therapeutic properties of eucalyptus by adding a few drops of its essential oil to a humidifier , especially if you place it by your bed at night .
If your stuffy nose is acute , try adding fresh eucalyptus leaves or 10–12 drops of essential oil to a bowl of steaming water , then placing a towel over your head while you breathe in deeply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ beneficial effect on your lungs , as evidenced by a 2018 study on mice with induced emphysema that experienced lung repair after inhaling eucalyptus vapors 15 minutes a day for 60 days .
[ xvi ] Dark circles under your eyes can be the result of many causes , including genetics , dietary deficiencies , stress , sleep deprivation , and smoking , among other factors .
No single remedy will work for everyone ; however , you can take a multi-pronged approach to reduce dark circles and restore a fresh-faced appearance .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ consuming around 2 liters of purified water each day .
Next , eliminate nutrient deficiencies by eating a diverse diet of whole , organic foods .
Sleep is crucial to reducing dark circles , so do your best to get a full 7–9 hours of sleep each night , preferably in a cool room with fresh , circulating air .
If you ’ re currently using cigarettes , consider a smoking cessation program .
Radiation exposure from cigarettes is 36 times worse for your health than working at a nuclear reactor , [ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contributes to dark under-eye circles .
Finally , sunlight deficiency may be as deadly as smoking , [ xviii ] so be sure to get at least 15 minutes of unfiltered sunlight daily to boost important vitamin D levels .
While some stress is unavoidable , don ’ t let life ’ s pressures deter you from adhering to these healthy habits .
By prioritizing self-care , you will remain stronger , healthier , and more capable of managing life ’ s stressors in a balanced way .
The GMI Research Group is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and environmental issues of the day .
Special emphasis will be placed on environmental health .
Our focused and deep research will explore the many ways in which the present condition of the human body directly reflects the true state of the ambient environment .
This work is reproduced and distributed with the permission of GreenMedInfo LLC .
Sign up for the newsletter at www.GreenmedInfo.health

In the digital age, information that has stood the test of time is drowned out by the latest craze. Health trends and fad diets hawked by fitness gurus offer you endless ways to get fitter and be better, but how much of their advice will actually “stick” and become multi-generational wisdom?
If you’d like to learn a dozen best-practices for your health that are “Grandma approved,” read on and discover 12 natural remedies that were passed down through the ages because they actually work.
1. Neti Pot for Allergies
A neti pot is a traditional remedy used to cleanse the sinus passages of mucus, dust, and irritants, in much the same way that we bathe our bodies. Popular in the Far East, the tradition of the neti pot hasn’t been widely adopted in the United States. However, natural health enthusiasts have kept the tradition alive to aid with seasonal allergies and most drug stores and pharmacies have them in stock.
A warm saline solution is prepared in the neti pot using distilled water. The spout is placed against each nostril, and with your head slightly tilted, the water is poured into each nostril while breathing through your mouth.
The water flows out the opposite nostril, carrying debris and pollen that lodge in your sinus cavities and cause irritation. The warm water soothes and relaxes the delicate sinus tissues and breathing can return to normal. Like bathing, neti pots must be used regularly to adjust to the routine and keep pollens at bay during allergy season. Some important neti pot tips:
Use distilled water only
Warm the water to 98.6 degrees F
Use saline packets or make your own using 16 ounces of distilled water to 1 teaspoon mineral (not iodized) salt
2. Hot Tea for Cold and Flu
Tea is one of the oldest healing potions in the modern world. It is also one of the best studied. With more than 124 beneficial pharmacological actions in the GreenMedInfo.com database, there are hundreds of health reasons to drink tea. And here’s one more: It can help you get over a cold or flu faster.
Green tea is known to possess antiviral components and has demonstrated in trials to be inversely associated with influenza infection.[i] These benefits are not limited to green tea. The herbal tea Echinacea Plus was found in a clinical trial to shorten cold and flu symptoms compared to placebo.[ii]
Why not add some honey to your cup? During cold and flu season, honey is a great way to enhance your tea’s taste and healing properties. Honey not only increases flavor, a study published in Archives of Medical Research indicates it can also boost your immunity to influenza .[iii] And if you have some, add a squeeze of lemon juice for extra vitamin C and anti-inflammatory effects.
3. Turmeric for Joint Pain
One of the most therapeutic substances on Earth is a flowering plant known as Curcuma longa. You may not recognize the plant’s name, but you know the bright orange culinary spice made from it that is a key ingredient in many popular Asian dishes. Turmeric is produced by grinding the Curcuma longa plant’s roots into a fine powder. It has been studied in thousands of scientific trials, not for the enticing flavor, but for the herb’s near-limitless healing properties.
For millennia, scientists and herbalists have been exploring the therapeutic properties in this magical herb. Widely used by athletes and active adults, turmeric and its isolated active ingredient, curcumin, have been shown to reduce joint pain and inflammation in ways that outperform many modern drugs.
In fact, a 2012 study showed that curcumin outperformed diclofenac, a standard arthritis treatment, and ibuprofen on arthritis pain and quality-of-life indicators with no negative side effects.[iv]
Like most herbs, consistent supplementation is key to effectiveness. That’s not hard to do with turmeric. You can add it to your diet in delicious curries and exotic dishes or take it in supplement form. Golden milk tea, also called the turmeric latte, is another delicious way to benefit from the anti-inflammatory properties—and delicious taste—of this priceless plant.
4. Hydrotherapy for Muscle Strain
Spa bathing has been used to soothe the body and spirit for thousands of years. Ancient Romans used intricate plumbing systems to pipe and heat the healing mineral waters of places like Bath, England, so they could rejuvenate and relax.
Whether it’s occasional body pain from strain or overwork, or a chronic condition such as back pain or fibromyalgia, soaking, steaming, and showering can be a remedy that gets you on your feet again. The best part? You don’t need to travel to a health spa to enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy. Turn your bathroom into a healing oasis by finishing off your hot bath with a cold shower. It may seem like an abrupt way to finish, but just two minutes under a cold stream of water increases blood flow and lymphatic circulation and boosts your immunity, among other health benefits.
5. Ice Packs for Swelling
Some minor injuries, such as a pulled muscle or a mild impact that causes swelling, can be effectively treated at home by applying an ice pack to the affected area. But how do you know if your injury should be treated by soaking in a hot bath or applying a cold pack?
Cold and heat are the most commonly applied at-home pain remedies. Heat therapies, such as a thermal mineral bath, are for relaxing stiff, aching muscles, and increasing blood flow to the area. Ice is generally used for recent acute injuries where swelling is present. Ice packs can help reduce swelling and pain from twisted ankles and strained elbows and slow any bleeding into the tissues that cause bruising.[vi]
The key to this remedy’s effectiveness lies in elevating and resting the swollen area and applying the ice pack right away. Do not place ice directly on the skin; use a towel or cloth as a barrier. You can use a bag of frozen vegetables or place ice into a tea towel, just watch the area for signs of ice burn (when the skin turns pink) and do not ice for more than 30 minutes at a time.
6. Black Seed for Stomachache
You may already know about the therapeutic properties of black seed, aka nigella sativa. A traditional remedy that is said to cure “everything but death,” black seed has been the focus of hundreds of studies. It is taken as a dietary supplement by natural health advocates the world-over. One of the ailments that black seed has proven useful for is gastritis, or inflammation of the stomach lining, a problem that affects everyone on occasion.
A bout of gastritis or upset stomach, symptoms of which include stomach pain, cramps, nausea, and sometimes vomiting, can be brought on by the use of oral medications, consuming too much alcohol or rich food, or simply experiencing a stress-filled day wherein proper nutrition is neglected. Another common trigger for gastritis is Helicobacter pylori, also known as H. pylori, a bacterium found in half the world’s population that can lead to the development of stomach ulcers if left untreated.[vii]
Among the research done is a small study that showed a spoonful of ground black seed and honey paste, taken three times a day after meals, dramatically reduced symptoms and even eradicate the presence of H. pylori bacteria.[viii]
Making black seed a regular addition to your diet can have added benefits, as well. Multiple studies have shown the lipid-lowering effects of black seed on hypercholesterolemia, for example.
7. Intimacy for Depression
While it’s important to take care of the physical body, the need for trusted social bonds is equally necessary for a vital, healthy life. Meaningful relationships are proven to be critical to your happiness and overall quality of life.
In a longitudinal study of young adults over 40 years that measured their happiness during college and again 35 years later, the happiest participants were the ones who said they valued and enjoyed their close relationships.[ix] Those who placed a high value on developing close bonds were the happiest across time.
In terms of intimacy versus isolation, intimacy is the remedy when isolation creates disease of the spirit. If you are partnered, make the effort to strengthen and sustain closeness by cuddling, eye-gazing, and sharing and listening with empathy.
If you’re single, consider the many health benefits of dancing with a partner. Age is not a barrier to entry, nor to receive the positive effects. A 2009 study published in Nursing Times found 67 patients in a dementia care unit who danced with staff members experienced a significant reduction in agitation, uplifted mood, increased social bonding, and improvement in overall quality of life.[x] Added bonus—it’s a great way to stay fit.
8. Apple Cider Vinegar for Odor
Another old remedy that really works was reportedly used by Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, as far back as 400 B.C. Apple cider vinegar has health benefits that have been known for millennia, thanks to powerful antifungal and antimicrobial properties.
Thanks to its high acid profile, apple cider vinegar makes a wonderful remedy for halitosis. For an instant bad breath remedy, add 1/2 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to a cup of purified water and gargle the mixture in your mouth for 10 seconds at a time until the cup is empty. Be sure to swish in the back of your cheeks and into your upper and lower gumline to eradicate any odor-causing bacteria.
Apple cider vinegar can help combat unpleasant body odors. For armpit odor, wipe your underarm area each morning with undiluted apple cider vinegar on a cloth or cotton ball before applying a natural deodorant. Be sure to avoid antiperspirants containing aluminum and other cancer-causing chemicals. For foot odor, fill a pan with warm water and add 1/3 cup of apple cider vinegar, then let your feet soak in this mixture for 15 minutes once per week.
9. Pomegranate Juice for Fatigue
Pomegranate is an exceptionally healthy food, as attested by the volume of supportive literature on its diverse applications. Eating the fruiting ovary of the pomegranate bush is so beneficial, it just might save your life by cutting your risk of cancer or heart disease. And on those low-energy days, a shot of pomegranate juice may also save your to-do list.
For a quick pick-me-up, 4 to 6 ounces of pomegranate juice is a great way to ward off fatigue with the help of its vital nutrients and its mega-dose of antioxidants. This drink can also help maintain stable blood sugar levels. Pomegranate juice has demonstrated in multiple trials to contribute to blood sugar homeostasis,[xi] making it useful in managing energy throughout the day.
Pomegranate juice can help regulate blood pressure,[xii] another factor that can contribute to fatigue. Pomegranate’s remarkable astringency can be felt in your mouth after eating the fruit or drinking its juice, and it may be key to pomegranate’s energizing superpowers.
When blood flow is impeded to the heart, energy levels dip, such as in cases of atherosclerosis, when arterial plaque builds up in the arteries. In a three-year trial of patients with atherosclerosis who supplemented their diet with pomegranate juice, artery-clogging plaque was reduced by up to 30 percent, effectively reversing the disease process by up to 39 percent within one year.[xiii]
Another study showed patients that drank pomegranate juice experienced a 130 percent increase in their antioxidant status.[xiv]
10. Arnica for Bruising
Arnica montana is a perennial flower in the same family as sunflowers, dandelions, and marigolds. Sometimes called the “mountain daisy,” arnica is a natural ibuprofen alternative that can be useful to quell minor pain and bruising associated with superficial injuries.
Due to the highly addictive nature of opioids and arnica’s usefulness for both pain and bruising, arnica has become a popular remedy after cosmetic surgeries such as facelifts. A study comparing the effects of topically applied compounds on bruise healing found that 20 percent arnica reduced bruising more than three alternatives; white petrolatum, 5 percent vitamin K, 1 percent vitamin K and 0·3 percent retinol.
Arnica is generally applied as an ointment or gel and can be purchased in homeopathic formulas and as a flower remedy.
11. Eucalyptus for Stuffy Nose
Known for its invigorating fragrance, eucalyptus is revered for its ability to soothe irritated sinuses and make breathing easier when you have a stuffed-up nose. Eucalyptus has anti-inflammatory properties that may contribute to this airway-clearing effect.
You can enjoy the therapeutic properties of eucalyptus by adding a few drops of its essential oil to a humidifier, especially if you place it by your bed at night. If your stuffy nose is acute, try adding fresh eucalyptus leaves or 10–12 drops of essential oil to a bowl of steaming water, then placing a towel over your head while you breathe in deeply.
This practice can also have a beneficial effect on your lungs, as evidenced by a 2018 study on mice with induced emphysema that experienced lung repair after inhaling eucalyptus vapors 15 minutes a day for 60 days.[xvi]
12. Healthy Habits for Under-Eye Circles
Dark circles under your eyes can be the result of many causes, including genetics, dietary deficiencies, stress, sleep deprivation, and smoking, among other factors. No single remedy will work for everyone; however, you can take a multi-pronged approach to reduce dark circles and restore a fresh-faced appearance.
Make sure you are well hydrated by consuming around 2 liters of purified water each day. Next, eliminate nutrient deficiencies by eating a diverse diet of whole, organic foods. Sleep is crucial to reducing dark circles, so do your best to get a full 7–9 hours of sleep each night, preferably in a cool room with fresh, circulating air.
If you’re currently using cigarettes, consider a smoking cessation program. Radiation exposure from cigarettes is 36 times worse for your health than working at a nuclear reactor,[xvii] so you can bet it contributes to dark under-eye circles.
Finally, sunlight deficiency may be as deadly as smoking,[xviii] so be sure to get at least 15 minutes of unfiltered sunlight daily to boost important vitamin D levels.
While some stress is unavoidable, don’t let life’s pressures deter you from adhering to these healthy habits. By prioritizing self-care, you will remain stronger, healthier, and more capable of managing life’s stressors in a balanced way.
The GMI Research Group is dedicated to investigating the most important health and environmental issues of the day. Special emphasis will be placed on environmental health. Our focused and deep research will explore the many ways in which the present condition of the human body directly reflects the true state of the ambient environment. This work is reproduced and distributed with the permission of GreenMedInfo LLC. Sign up for the newsletter at www.GreenmedInfo.health


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Tollmaster President Trump Sets The Internet On Fire After CNN Suggests He Wants To Be Added To Mt.

Tollmaster President Trump Sets The Internet On Fire After CNN Suggests He Wants To Be Added To Mt. Rushmore: ‘Sounds Like a Good Idea to Me!’

On Sunday , CNN published a fake news report stating that the White House `` reached out '' to South Dakota to inquire about adding President Trump to Mt .
Rushmore .
Apparently sourced from the NY Times , CNN tweeted out the story below without confirming with the White House .
( Why are we not surprised ? )
As always , we need to take anything CNN says with a grain of salt because they are known for constantly pushing fake news .
Once President Trump saw their tweet , he set the internet on fire with his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the failing NY Times & bad ratings CNN .
Never suggested it although , based on all of the many things accomplished during the first 3 1/2 years , perhaps more than any other Presidency , sounds like a good idea to me !
Click here to see the tweet on Twitter President Trump also sent out another cryptic tweet that contained only this image : President Trump appears to be toying with the left , but they 're falling for it hook , line and sinker .
What else is new ?

On Sunday, CNN published a fake news report stating that the White House “reached out” to South Dakota to inquire about adding President Trump to Mt. Rushmore.
Apparently sourced from the NY Times, CNN tweeted out the story below without confirming with the White House. (Why are we not surprised?)
Here’s what CNN tweeted out:
“White House reached out to South Dakota governor about adding President Trump to Mount Rushmore, New York Times reports”
As always, we need to take anything CNN says with a grain of salt because they are known for constantly pushing fake news.
Once President Trump saw their tweet, he set the internet on fire with his response:
This is Fake News by the failing NY Times & bad ratings CNN. Never suggested it although, based on all of the many things accomplished during the first 3 1/2 years, perhaps more than any other Presidency, sounds like a good idea to me!
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President Trump also sent out another cryptic tweet that contained only this image:
President Trump appears to be toying with the left, but they’re falling for it hook, line and sinker.
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thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Fire Rips Through Rachael Ray’s Home in Up Upstate New York

The college football season this fall is in serious jeopardy ... .

A home belonging to celebrity cook Rachael Ray was reportedly on fire in upstate New York on Sunday night.
Fire crews were battling flames at the home in Lake Luzerne, as the Warren County Sheriff’s Office told ABC10 the residence belonged to the television personality.
Images showed the flames shooting through the roof of the home.
A spokesperson for Ray said she was not injured in the blaze.
“Rachael, her husband and their dog Bella are safe,” said the rep, Charlie Dougiello.
“The house is unfortunately damaged and we don’t yet know to what extent.”
Ray has been producing live cooking segments for her daytime talk show during the pandemic from the upstate home.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Democrat Nashville Council Member Wants People Not Wearing a Mask to Be Charged With Murder or Attem

Democrat Nashville Council Member Wants People Not Wearing a Mask to Be Charged With Murder or Attempted Murder

Metro Nashville At-Large Council Member Sharon Hurt said Wednesday during a virtual meeting of the Joint Public Safety and Health Committee that there should be stronger legislation for those not wearing masks and suggested they be charged with murder or attempted murder .
Hurt said that she works for an organization that , “ If they pass the virus , then they are tried for murder or attempted murder.
” Hurt thinks the same standard should apply to the general public .
“ This person who may very well pass this virus that ’ s out in the air because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is basically doing the same thing to someone who contracts it and dies from it , ” she said .
“ Maybe there needs to be stronger legislation to say that if you do not wear a mask , and you subject exposure of this virus to someone else then there will be some stronger penalty as it is in other viruses that are exposed , ” the council member added .
Hurt ’ s suggestion comes as the Nashville-Davidson County COVID-19 dashboard indicates a recent decline in new daily cases of COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
With regard to mask enforcement , Hurt was critical of the actions to date .
“ It seems to me that we have been more reactive as opposed to proactive and a little too late , too little , ” Hurt said .
Hurt had to be reminded by Metro Nashville ’ s Director of Legislative Affairs Mike Jameson , who also participated in the virtual meeting , whose jurisdiction it is to create a new code or class of criminal offenses .
“ The Council does not have the opportunity on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” he said .
“ In terms of creating a new code or class of criminal offenses , that is a creature of state law.
” Hurt expressed her disappointment , “ I was afraid that was going to be the answer.
” “ I guess that ’ s the whole point of asking for something to be done as early as the Council was pushing , ” she added .
“ It seems it was not taken as seriously as it should have been and thus we are in the situation we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s proposal came the same day that Mayor John Cooper issued a statement that the Metro Nashville Police Department was ordered to issue citations to persons not complying with the Health Department ’ s mask order .
The new initiative involves increasing police presence on Friday and Saturday nights with 24 officers conducting walking patrols on Broadway from 3:30 p.m. to midnight .
An additional six officers will be on ATVs to stop and cite any “ transpotainment ” vehicles operating in violation of the Health Department ’ s prohibition .
The additional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 19 school resource officers who have been on Broadway working on public mask compliance on prior Friday and Saturday nights since mid-July , the statement said .
Mayor Cooper once again enhanced his clampdown on Nashville ’ s main tourism attraction by prohibiting alcoholic beverage sale , possession or consumption except for on-premises or delivery through his Public Health Order 10 that went into effect Saturday .
The video of the Joint Public Safety and Health Committee can be watched here with Metro Council Member-At-Large Sharon Hurt beginning at the 1:01:40 mark .
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Photo “ Sharon Hurt ” by Sharon Hurt .

Metro Nashville At-Large Council Member Sharon Hurt said Wednesday during a virtual meeting of the Joint Public Safety and Health Committee that there should be stronger legislation for those not wearing masks and suggested they be charged with murder or attempted murder.
Hurt said that she works for an organization that, “If they pass the virus, then they are tried for murder or attempted murder.”
Hurt thinks the same standard should apply to the general public.
“This person who may very well pass this virus that’s out in the air because they’re not wearing a mask is basically doing the same thing to someone who contracts it and dies from it,” she said.
“Maybe there needs to be stronger legislation to say that if you do not wear a mask, and you subject exposure of this virus to someone else then there will be some stronger penalty as it is in other viruses that are exposed,” the council member added.
Nashville city councilwoman Sharon Hurt calls for legislation to charge people with murder for not wearing a mask (also claims coronavirus is airborne) She’s disappointed when she learns she can’t do this pic.twitter.com/7bRokB4crn — Roz ☀🇺🇸 (@PolitiKurd) August 8, 2020
Hurt’s suggestion comes as the Nashville-Davidson County COVID-19 dashboard indicates a recent decline in new daily cases of COVID-19 and a fatality rate of 0.9 percent.
With regard to mask enforcement, Hurt was critical of the actions to date.
“It seems to me that we have been more reactive as opposed to proactive and a little too late, too little,” Hurt said.
Hurt had to be reminded by Metro Nashville’s Director of Legislative Affairs Mike Jameson, who also participated in the virtual meeting, whose jurisdiction it is to create a new code or class of criminal offenses.
“The Council does not have the opportunity on its own to create criminal legislation,” he said. “In terms of creating a new code or class of criminal offenses, that is a creature of state law.”
Hurt expressed her disappointment, “I was afraid that was going to be the answer.”
“I guess that’s the whole point of asking for something to be done as early as the Council was pushing,” she added. “It seems it was not taken as seriously as it should have been and thus we are in the situation we are in right now.”
Hurt’s proposal came the same day that Mayor John Cooper issued a statement that the Metro Nashville Police Department was ordered to issue citations to persons not complying with the Health Department’s mask order.
The new initiative involves increasing police presence on Friday and Saturday nights with 24 officers conducting walking patrols on Broadway from 3:30 p.m. to midnight. An additional six officers will be on ATVs to stop and cite any “transpotainment” vehicles operating in violation of the Health Department’s prohibition.
The additional 30 officers is an increase over the 19 school resource officers who have been on Broadway working on public mask compliance on prior Friday and Saturday nights since mid-July, the statement said.
Mayor Cooper once again enhanced his clampdown on Nashville’s main tourism attraction by prohibiting alcoholic beverage sale, possession or consumption except for on-premises or delivery through his Public Health Order 10 that went into effect Saturday.
The video of the Joint Public Safety and Health Committee can be watched here with Metro Council Member-At-Large Sharon Hurt beginning at the 1:01:40 mark.
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Laura Baigert is a senior reporter at The Tennessee Star.
Photo “Sharon Hurt” by Sharon Hurt.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Leftist Chrissy Teigen Mocked as the ‘Biggest Hypocrite’ for Using Goya Beans After Declaring Boycot

Leftist Chrissy Teigen Mocked as the ‘Biggest Hypocrite’ for Using Goya Beans After Declaring Boycott

Chrissy Teigen was one of the first celebrities to say she was done with Goya products after the company ’ s CEO praised President Donald Trump during a White House ceremony in July .
Now the model-influencer is being mocked as a hypocrite after a can of Goya beans was spotted in her Instagram feed .
Teigen posted a cooking lesson for oxtail stew to her Instagram Story account on Thursday .
In one of her photos , a can of Goya pigeon peas can be seen in the background , alongside a can of Grace coconut milk and a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Teigen tweeted last month that she was through with Goya products after Goya CEO Robert Unanue spoke during a Rose Garden event where President Trump signed an executive order on his Hispanic Prosperity Initiative .
“ We ’ re so blessed to have you as our leader , as we continue to build this country and make it the most prosperous nation in the world , ” Unanue said .
His words of praise for President Trump clearly enraged Teigen , who swore she would stop using Goya food .
“ FUUUUUUUCK @ @ @ @ @ @ @ care how good the beans taste though .
Bye bye , ” she tweeted .
Teigen also slammed Ivanka Trump over a humorous tweet in which the first daughter posed with a can of Goya beans .
“ Is this even ethically ok or legal ?
?
” Teigen tweeted .
The Goya sighting in her Instagram feed has prompted online mockery , with social media users pointing out the star ’ s hypocrisy .
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Chrissy Teigen was one of the first celebrities to say she was done with Goya products after the company’s CEO praised President Donald Trump during a White House ceremony in July. Now the model-influencer is being mocked as a hypocrite after a can of Goya beans was spotted in her Instagram feed.
Teigen posted a cooking lesson for oxtail stew to her Instagram Story account on Thursday. In one of her photos, a can of Goya pigeon peas can be seen in the background, alongside a can of Grace coconut milk and a bottle of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce.
FUUUUUUUCK. A shame. Don’t care how good the beans taste though. Bye bye. https://t.co/xV7U0UO8CY — chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) July 10, 2020
Teigen tweeted last month that she was through with Goya products after Goya CEO Robert Unanue spoke during a Rose Garden event where President Trump signed an executive order on his Hispanic Prosperity Initiative. “We’re so blessed to have you as our leader, as we continue to build this country and make it the most prosperous nation in the world,” Unanue said.
His words of praise for President Trump clearly enraged Teigen, who swore she would stop using Goya food. “FUUUUUUUCK. A shame. Don’t care how good the beans taste though. Bye bye,” she tweeted.
Teigen also slammed Ivanka Trump over a humorous tweet in which the first daughter posed with a can of Goya beans. “Is this even ethically ok or legal??” Teigen tweeted.
The Goya sighting in her Instagram feed has prompted online mockery, with social media users pointing out the star’s hypocrisy.
Hypocrite. This was 11hrs ago. pic.twitter.com/sk8Bt8QYaN — Ernest Johnson (@Ernest_kite) August 7, 2020
Remember when Chrissy Teigen was screaming from the rooftops to boycott Goya? And then last night made a recipe with Goya beans? Lol I love a hypocrite. — Erin Bonner (@erinbonner1994) August 7, 2020
It’s 4 am and I still can’t stand Chrissy .. All that hype about canceling Goya yet you’re using it lol pic.twitter.com/13jISZQKdv — Nicole Quidnunc (@Bold_Beautifu2) August 7, 2020
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thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--Attorney General William Barr in Bombshell Interview on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin’: Media, Democrats Pr

Attorney General William Barr in Bombshell Interview on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin’: Media, Democrats Providing Cover for Violence Committed by Antifa/BLM Communist Revolutionaries . . .

The media is reliable , said Attorney General William Barr on “ Life , Liberty , and Levin ” on Sunday .
They ’ re “ reliable for being partisan , nowadays.
” Barr holds no bar in telling the truth about how the press are deliberately giving a false narrative about the Antifa and BLM Marxist rioters .
“ They are projecting a narrative , ” said Barr about the fake take they deliver each day about what ’ s going on .
“ I ’ ve been appalled with , on this violence , because it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Anyone with eyes can see what ’ s happening .
They see the violence .
Tehy see these groups of agitators in their black outfits , and their helmets and their shields , which incidentally have a hammer and sickle on them most of the time , rushign the police , causing violence , throwing rocks.
” “ That ’ s happening .
That ’ s happening in front of people .
You don ’ t see it on any of the national news .
You don ’ t see it on any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t see it on the other cable stations , ” said Barr .
“ And yet you hear about these peaceful demonstrators.
” “ And so you know , it ’ s just , it ’ s a lie .
The American people are being told a lie by the media.
” Levin brings up the brave citizen reports , who we are fans of too here at The Right Scoop , such as Andy Ngo and others , and how the media has interest in defending those citizen reporters even as they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ specifically say that Antifa is using what is essentially guerrilla warfare against law enforcement and this country .
It ’ s about time this stuff started getting said by others in the administration , and particularly those at the Justice Department .
More please .

The media is reliable, said Attorney General William Barr on “Life, Liberty, and Levin” on Sunday. They’re “reliable for being partisan, nowadays.”
Barr holds no bar in telling the truth about how the press are deliberately giving a false narrative about the Antifa and BLM Marxist rioters. “They are projecting a narrative,” said Barr about the fake take they deliver each day about what’s going on. “I’ve been appalled with, on this violence, because it’s happening right out in the streets. Anyone with eyes can see what’s happening. They see the violence. Tehy see these groups of agitators in their black outfits, and their helmets and their shields, which incidentally have a hammer and sickle on them most of the time, rushign the police, causing violence, throwing rocks.”
“That’s happening. That’s happening in front of people. You don’t see it on any of the national news. You don’t see it on any of the networks, you don’t see it on the other cable stations,” said Barr. “And yet you hear about these peaceful demonstrators.”
“And so you know, it’s just, it’s a lie. The American people are being told a lie by the media.”
Levin brings up the brave citizen reports, who we are fans of too here at The Right Scoop, such as Andy Ngo and others, and how the media has interest in defending those citizen reporters even as they are attacked.
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com
Barr goes on to specifically say that Antifa is using what is essentially guerrilla warfare against law enforcement and this country.
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com
It’s about time this stuff started getting said by others in the administration, and particularly those at the Justice Department. More please.


thelibertydaily--2020-08-10--. . . Democrats Were Trying to Impeach Him From Day One’

Attorney General Bill Barr was Mark Levin ’ s guest on Life , Liberty and Levin on Sunday night .
Barr trashed the Democrats , Antifa terrorists and the media during this outstanding interview .
Barr said the Democrats are now the “ Rousseauian Revolutionary Party that believes in tearing down the system .
They ’ re interested in complete political victory .
They ’ re not interested in compromise .
They ’ re not interested in dialectic exchange of views… It ’ s a secular religion .
They view their political opponents as evil because we stand in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re trying to reach .
That ’ s what gives the intensity to the partisan feelings people feel today.
” AG Barr added , “ I said during my hearing , can any of you just come out and say it ’ s not OK to burn down federal courthouses ?
… Not one of them was able to come out and say it ’ s not right to burn down federal courthouses… TRENDING : RUMORS SWIRLING : President Trump 's Recent Actions Indicate Something HUGE Is About to Drop On the Democrat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had this to say , “ They were trying to impeach him from day one .
They have done everything they can .
They ’ ve shredded the norms from our system to do what they can to drive him from office and to dabilitate his administration .
And I think its because of the desire for power .
”

Attorney General Bill Barr was Mark Levin’s guest on Life, Liberty and Levin on Sunday night.
Barr trashed the Democrats, Antifa terrorists and the media during this outstanding interview.
Barr said the Democrats are now the “Rousseauian Revolutionary Party that believes in tearing down the system. They’re interested in complete political victory. They’re not interested in compromise. They’re not interested in dialectic exchange of views… It’s a secular religion. They view their political opponents as evil because we stand in the way of their utopia that they’re trying to reach. That’s what gives the intensity to the partisan feelings people feel today.”
AG Barr added, “I said during my hearing, can any of you just come out and say it’s not OK to burn down federal courthouses?… Not one of them was able to come out and say it’s not right to burn down federal courthouses…
On the Democrat Party Resistance, Attorney General Bill Barr had this to say, “They were trying to impeach him from day one. They have done everything they can. They’ve shredded the norms from our system to do what they can to drive him from office and to dabilitate his administration. And I think its because of the desire for power.”
Via Life, Liberty and Levin: