investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Miles Taylor, Deep-State Throat for The New York Times, Comes Out of the Closet Like a Halloween Ske

Miles Taylor, Deep-State Throat for The New York Times, Comes Out of the Closet Like a Halloween Skeleton

Miles Taylor just outed himself as The New York Times ’ Deep Throat , a.k.a .
“ Anonymous , ” who boasted he was part of an internal soft coup against the Trump Administration by the deep state .
He is now being called a deep fake by , well , nearly everyone .
On September 5 , 2018 , The New York Times published a highly controversial opinion editorial titled “ I am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration ” with a note at the top that said , “ The Times is taking the rare step @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We have done so at the request of the author , a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
” The paper or record later defined “ a senior official ” as meaning someone in the “ upper echelons of an administration.
” On Wednesday , that official revealed himself .
Miles Taylor , who once told CNN he only wears masks at Halloween and during pandemics , removed his Taylor-made mask right before Halloween to claim he is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tale to CNN that he had no idea who Anonymous was : In spite of Taylor ’ s lies as a paid contributor to CNN , the network is keeping him on .
Apparently , The Times ’ source is the kind or resource CNN likes .
Now that he ’ s come out , we can see why The Times published him as “ Anonymous.
” The name gave him that Deep-Throat mystique he needed to gain attention .
Without that scary mask , Miles Taylor was a virtual unknown .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ senior official ” when he was , in fact , a relatively minor player in the Trump government .
Taylor didn ’ t attain a leadership role within his own department until months after The Times published his op-ed .
How scary would Ghostface be in the movie Scream without his mask of anonymity or Jason in Friday the 13th ?
As with QAnon , the name “ Anonymous ” inflated Miles Taylor beyond what he deserved .
While he rose after his op-ed to become second-in-command of Homeland Security as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ policy advisor ” when he wrote his hit piece .
Taylor chose anonymity so he could enjoy the specter of everyone wondering if he was a senior cabinet official who engaged with the president on a weekly or even daily basis inside the White House .
Of such minor repute was he that , once the true identity of A. was revealed on Wednesday , one of the fastest rising Google searches became “ Who is Miles Taylor ?
” Apparently a complete unknown until he became Anonymous .
Even the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” It ’ s unlikely , as an HS advisor , he saw the president in person much .
What he claimed to know as an insider was hearsay through those he interacted with who did spend time in the White House .
The Times ’ Deep-State Throat insider turns out really to be a smarmy , baby-faced boy who boasted heroically of working to thwart the president ’ s agenda in order to save America from the leader it voted for .
Deep-State Throat said others in the president ’ s administration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations… .
That is why many Trump appointees have vowed to do what we can to preserve our democratic institutions while thwarting Mr. Trump ’ s more misguided impulses until he is out of office.
” In light of Wednesday ’ s revelation of Taylors insignificant stature , Matt Winlock , another senior advisor , tweeted , “ What did he do to frustrate the President ’ s agenda ?
Refuse to deliver the Secretary ’ s coffee ?
Hide the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
” Raising himself above the Great Unwashed who elected Trump , Taylor self-righteously wrote , “ We believe our first duty is to this country , and the president continues to act in a manner that is detrimental to the health of our republic.
” By writing his op-ed , he proved the Deep State is more than a conspiracy theory .
He proved that mere policy wonks do work in the deep recessions of government to thwart the moves of presidents if they step out of line with the the deep @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Taylor is a Neocon .
He was upset that the president was not going by the Republican playbook .
Taylor revealed his bias when he railed against the president ’ s proclivity to be too soft on Russia – always the favorite hobby horse for Neocons to beat .
Taylor specifically noted that his associates in the deep trenches “ of the administration [ are ] operating on another track , one where countries like Russia are called out for meddling and punished accordingly.
” The president , he noted , was too @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ he expressed frustration that the United States continued to impose sanctions on the country.
” Taylor let us know that honest patriots like himself were undermining the duly elected president in order to “ hold Moscow accountable.
” In his defense , Taylor argued , “ This isn ’ t the work of the so-called deep state .
It ’ s the work of the steady state.
” However what does “ steady state ” mean but the state that never changes because it constantly works to thwart any elected leader who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of course , is the very definition of the “ deep state.
” Curiously , The Times , knowing full well who its own Deep-State Throat was , published another article on February 20 , 2020 , calling out the White House for “ transferring a senior national security aide who fell under suspicion of writing an anonymous insider account of dissent within the Trump administration , the latest of several senior personnel moves stemming from questions of loyalty to President Trump.
” This slash-and-burn article against the White House named “ Victoria @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and former administration officials said Ms. Coates … had been targeted by a whisper campaign among some pro-Trump conservatives that she was Anonymous.
” There we have an example of The Times knowingly publishing fake news about its own fake news about its own , shall I say , Trumped-up anonymous author ?
Stranger still , The Times now has the audacity to let us in on the fact that it knew full well when it published the Coates ’ article that the White House was absolutely right when it said , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , “ The White House ‘ does not put any stock ’ in the rumor that Victoria Coates , the aide , wrote an Op-Ed essay in The Times in 2018.
” Want some fake news with your fake news ?
The Times doesn ’ t even blush telling us they served up this mush of half-baked conspiracy about Coates !
It could have either killed the Victoria Coates story or dispelled the rumor right there by confirming the White House ’ s position .
It didn ’ t have to out Anonymous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Such journalist integrity , however , would have deprived The Times of another opportunity to smear the White House by making it look like the White House was covering the revenge of the Donald against Deep-State Throat .
In defense of his anonymity , Taylor now piously claims the decision cost him income .
I don ’ t see how .
He advanced rapidly to chief of staff a few months after going rogue .
Then he got a lucrative contract as a talking head on CNN and he wrote a book @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Miles Taylor signals his virtue by telling us , “ I declined a hefty monetary advance and pledged to donate the bulk of the proceeds.
” Yeah , but to whom ?
Your children ’ s education funds ?
Giving up “ the bulk ” still means a good sum will go to him directly , and the advance would have only counted against those later gains anyway .
Ironically , by coming out just before the election , Taylor is not dealing Trump a death blow at the last minute as he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a boost .
He has certainly , however , lopped off his own head .
Now everyone can see what a pathetic , self-righteous , self-aggrandizing , lying little weed the writer of The Times warning to America really was all along .
Taylor ’ s revelation that he is the heroic informer evokes the same eery familiar spirit of the recent time when “ ‘ Clueless ’ Former FBI Director James Comey Admitted FBI ’ s Trump-Russia Probe Was a Ball of Bungled Confusion.
” Both intelligence/national-security caricatures emit the same sickly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that they serve only the national good when working against the president of the United States .
Likewise , The New York Times careless unmasking of its own fakery with the Coates ’ story reminds me of how the “ NEW YORK TIMES PROVED IT IS FAKE NEWS by Shredding Years of Its Own Reporting on Trump Tax Fraud and Russiagate.
” These guys are all so full of their own hubris and invincibility they no longer even care if they are revealing how fake they are !
Total frauds .
Taylor ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not rely on well-intentioned , unelected bureaucrats around the president to steer him toward what ’ s right ” because “ he has purged most of them anyway… ” almost makes me want to vote for Trump just to pull the weeds out , and I didn ’ t vote for Trump the first time !

by David Haggith
Miles Taylor just outed himself as The New York Times’ Deep Throat, a.k.a. “Anonymous,” who boasted he was part of an internal soft coup against the Trump Administration by the deep state. He is now being called a deep fake by, well, nearly everyone.
On September 5, 2018, The New York Times published a highly controversial opinion editorial titled “I am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration” with a note at the top that said, “The Times is taking the rare step of publishing an anonymous Op-Ed essay. We have done so at the request of the author, a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.” The paper or record later defined “a senior official” as meaning someone in the “upper echelons of an administration.”
On Wednesday, that official revealed himself. Miles Taylor, who once told CNN he only wears masks at Halloween and during pandemics, removed his Taylor-made mask right before Halloween to claim he is “Anonymous.” Never mind his twice-told tale to CNN that he had no idea who Anonymous was:
In spite of Taylor’s lies as a paid contributor to CNN, the network is keeping him on. Apparently, The Times’ source is the kind or resource CNN likes.
A CNN spox just told me that Miles Taylor will remain a contributor despite lying to Anderson Cooper. CNN cannot have it both ways — slamming Trump for his lies, yet condoning a very big and blatant one by its own contributor. — ErikWemple (@ErikWemple) October 28, 2020
Now that he’s come out, we can see why The Times published him as “Anonymous.” The name gave him that Deep-Throat mystique he needed to gain attention. Without that scary mask, Miles Taylor was a virtual unknown. The Times could not have claimed he was a “senior official” when he was, in fact, a relatively minor player in the Trump government. Taylor didn’t attain a leadership role within his own department until months after The Times published his op-ed.
How scary would Ghostface be in the movie Scream without his mask of anonymity or Jason in Friday the 13th? As with QAnon, the name “Anonymous” inflated Miles Taylor beyond what he deserved. While he rose after his op-ed to become second-in-command of Homeland Security as chief of staff, he was merely a “policy advisor” when he wrote his hit piece.
Wow. Miles Taylor wasn't even listed on DHS's senior leadership page when NYT published his op-ed because he was just a policy advisor, not even chief of staff. Here's a snapshot of top leadership at DHS a few weeks after the op-ed was published. (October 2018) pic.twitter.com/3CPzKcdB6N — Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) October 28, 2020
Taylor chose anonymity so he could enjoy the specter of everyone wondering if he was a senior cabinet official who engaged with the president on a weekly or even daily basis inside the White House. Of such minor repute was he that, once the true identity of A. was revealed on Wednesday, one of the fastest rising Google searches became “Who is Miles Taylor?” Apparently a complete unknown until he became Anonymous.
Even the president says “I never knew him.”
Who is Miles Taylor? Said he was “anonymous”, but I don’t know him – never even heard of him. Just another @nytimes SCAM – he worked in conjunction with them. Also worked for Big Tech’s @Google. Now works for Fake News @CNN. They should fire, shame, and punish everybody…. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 28, 2020
It’s unlikely, as an HS advisor, he saw the president in person much. What he claimed to know as an insider was hearsay through those he interacted with who did spend time in the White House.
The Times’ Deep-State Throat insider turns out really to be a smarmy, baby-faced boy who boasted heroically of working to thwart the president’s agenda in order to save America from the leader it voted for. Deep-State Throat said others in the president’s administration, like himself, “are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations…. That is why many Trump appointees have vowed to do what we can to preserve our democratic institutions while thwarting Mr. Trump’s more misguided impulses until he is out of office.”
In light of Wednesday’s revelation of Taylors insignificant stature, Matt Winlock, another senior advisor, tweeted, “What did he do to frustrate the President’s agenda? Refuse to deliver the Secretary’s coffee? Hide the toner? Use 2 spaces after periods?”
Raising himself above the Great Unwashed who elected Trump, Taylor self-righteously wrote, “We believe our first duty is to this country, and the president continues to act in a manner that is detrimental to the health of our republic.” By writing his op-ed, he proved the Deep State is more than a conspiracy theory. He proved that mere policy wonks do work in the deep recessions of government to thwart the moves of presidents if they step out of line with the the deep motives of unelected career insiders.
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Miles Taylor is a Neocon. He was upset that the president was not going by the Republican playbook. Taylor revealed his bias when he railed against the president’s proclivity to be too soft on Russia – always the favorite hobby horse for Neocons to beat. Taylor specifically noted that his associates in the deep trenches “of the administration [are] operating on another track, one where countries like Russia are called out for meddling and punished accordingly.” The president, he noted, was too reluctant to expel Russian spies, and “he expressed frustration that the United States continued to impose sanctions on the country.” Taylor let us know that honest patriots like himself were undermining the duly elected president in order to “hold Moscow accountable.”
In his defense, Taylor argued, “This isn’t the work of the so-called deep state. It’s the work of the steady state.” However what does “steady state” mean but the state that never changes because it constantly works to thwart any elected leader who tries to bring change? That, of course, is the very definition of the “deep state.”
Curiously, The Times, knowing full well who its own Deep-State Throat was, published another article on February 20, 2020, calling out the White House for “transferring a senior national security aide who fell under suspicion of writing an anonymous insider account of dissent within the Trump administration, the latest of several senior personnel moves stemming from questions of loyalty to President Trump.” This slash-and-burn article against the White House named “Victoria Coates” as Anonymous”
“Current and former administration officials said Ms. Coates … had been targeted by a whisper campaign among some pro-Trump conservatives that she was Anonymous.”
There we have an example of The Times knowingly publishing fake news about its own fake news about its own, shall I say, Trumped-up anonymous author? Stranger still, The Times now has the audacity to let us in on the fact that it knew full well when it published the Coates’ article that the White House was absolutely right when it said, as noted at the top of that article, “The White House ‘does not put any stock’ in the rumor that Victoria Coates, the aide, wrote an Op-Ed essay in The Times in 2018.”
Want some fake news with your fake news? The Times doesn’t even blush telling us they served up this mush of half-baked conspiracy about Coates! It could have either killed the Victoria Coates story or dispelled the rumor right there by confirming the White House’s position. It didn’t have to out Anonymous to simply confirm Coates was not Anonymous.
Such journalist integrity, however, would have deprived The Times of another opportunity to smear the White House by making it look like the White House was covering the revenge of the Donald against Deep-State Throat.
In defense of his anonymity, Taylor now piously claims the decision cost him income. I don’t see how. He advanced rapidly to chief of staff a few months after going rogue. Then he got a lucrative contract as a talking head on CNN and he wrote a book. Protesting a bit too much, Miles Taylor signals his virtue by telling us, “I declined a hefty monetary advance and pledged to donate the bulk of the proceeds.” Yeah, but to whom? Your children’s education funds? Giving up “the bulk” still means a good sum will go to him directly, and the advance would have only counted against those later gains anyway.
Ironically, by coming out just before the election, Taylor is not dealing Trump a death blow at the last minute as he hoped, but may even give him a boost. He has certainly, however, lopped off his own head. Now everyone can see what a pathetic, self-righteous, self-aggrandizing, lying little weed the writer of The Times warning to America really was all along.
Taylor’s revelation that he is the heroic informer evokes the same eery familiar spirit of the recent time when “‘Clueless’ Former FBI Director James Comey Admitted FBI’s Trump-Russia Probe Was a Ball of Bungled Confusion.” Both intelligence/national-security caricatures emit the same sickly sweet odor of self-righteousness in their belief that they serve only the national good when working against the president of the United States.
Likewise, The New York Times careless unmasking of its own fakery with the Coates’ story reminds me of how the “NEW YORK TIMES PROVED IT IS FAKE NEWS by Shredding Years of Its Own Reporting on Trump Tax Fraud and Russiagate.” These guys are all so full of their own hubris and invincibility they no longer even care if they are revealing how fake they are! Total frauds.
Taylor’s conclusion that “the country cannot rely on well-intentioned, unelected bureaucrats around the president to steer him toward what’s right” because “he has purged most of them anyway…” almost makes me want to vote for Trump just to pull the weeds out, and I didn’t vote for Trump the first time!
(This article was published originally on RT.com.)


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Dems Panicking Over Early Results

Dems Panicking Over Early Results

Democrat : “ I was phone-banking for PA Dems yesterday and we have about 30 % of Dems that I @ @ @ @ @ BLOOMBERG : “ Biden Aides See Warning Signs in Black , Latino Turnout So Far @ @ @ @ @ presidential nominee Joe Biden ’ s campaign are increasingly worried about insufficient Black and Latino @ @ @ @ @ like Florida and Pennsylvania with only four days until the election , according to people @ @ @ @ @ VIDEO : “ Florida News : Democrats in panic mode.
” CNN : Democrat Congresswoman @ @ @ @ @ Help , No Response ” # PanicInDC VIDEO : Dr. Francis Myles : There are @ @ @ @ @ Which Will Shock the United States

Democrat: “I was phone-banking for PA Dems yesterday and we have about 30% of Dems that I called going for Trump.
I was phone-banking for PA Dems yesterday and we have about 30% of Dems that I called going for Trump. ☹ — alh (@alh85121148) October 30, 2020
I am afraid to even respond as people are very mean – again – I was just sharing my experience. I thought maybe it could be a a data point. I am as scared as everyone else and want a Biden/Harris win, everyone get out and help – there are tons of ways to get involved. — alh (@alh85121148) October 30, 2020
BLOOMBERG: “Biden Aides See Warning Signs in Black, Latino
Turnout So Far”
Senior officials on Democratic presidential nominee Joe
Biden’s campaign are increasingly worried about insufficient
Black and Latino voter turnout in key states like Florida
and Pennsylvania with only four days until the election,
according to people familiar with the matter.
VIDEO: “Florida News: Democrats in panic mode.” CNN: Democrat Congresswoman: “I Screamed for Help, No Response” #PanicInDC
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VIDEO: Dr. Francis Myles: There are Two Surprises Coming
this November Which Will Shock the United States
Note: Not my claim.
When 4.3M Republicans have cast votes in texas, it's not about tealeaves anymore….it's about total votes. Trump won with 4.6M in 2016. If Biden gets 7% of the Republican vote, Trump is sitting at 4M votes in Texas. My point: Trump is going to win Texas by more than 2016. — David Chapman (@davidchapman141) October 30, 2020
Black support for President Trump now at 48%, and this is why. #tcot #TrumpPence2020 t.co/o1rfIb2c8B — Jack Moss (@macranger) October 27, 2020
Found on a very anti-Trump twitter account:
Here we go again? Trump's polling now (blue) is inching up in the same way as 2016 (yellow) from about the 3-4 week point to election day pic.twitter.com/thJOsTFslv — David Ingles (@DavidInglesTV) October 30, 2020


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Project Veritas Sues the NYTimes for Defamation — Labeling Videos as Deceptive, Disinformation!

BREAKING : @ Project_Veritas SUES @ nytimes for defamation over labeling our videos “ deceptive , “ “ coordinated disinformation @ @ @ @ @ unidentified sources ” and `` no verifiable evidence ”

BREAKING: @Project_Veritas SUES @nytimes for defamation over labeling our videos “deceptive,“ “coordinated disinformation," using “solely unidentified sources” and "no verifiable evidence”
Read lawsuit complaint/donate: t.co/zwbMtOHbdH#ExposeNYT pic.twitter.com/ZoUCSVTDu6
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) October 30, 2020


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Meet Your Online Fact Checkers

Meet Your Online Fact Checkers

Ever wonder who is doing all the censoring ?
Meet the fact checkers .
t.co/1jwei47oul

Ever wonder who is doing all the censoring? Meet the fact checkers. t.co/1jwei47oul
— JP Sears (@AwakenWithJP) October 22, 2020


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Amazon says it now has more than 1 million employees

Amazon.com has since expanded into almost every corner of the retail sector , ranging from its own line of clothing @ @ @ @ @ its rapid ascent , Amazon still has fewer workers than the nation ’ s biggest @ @ @ @ @ which has 2.2 million global workers .
After hiring 250,000 full-time and part-time workers in @ @ @ @ @ , Amazon has hired another 100,000 workers in October , he said .
The jobs @ @ @ @ @ 15 an hour and include benefits such as health insurance , retirement benefits and parental @ @ @ @ @ This shows amazon hiring will continue as it keep building warehouses and invest in the @ @ @ @ @ rate will continue as pandemic making more and more people shop online .
After the @ @ @ @ @ 3500 to around $ 3000 , it is a good chance to buy and hold @ @ @ @ @ .

www.cbsnews.com/news/amazon-1-million-employees/
Amazon.com has since expanded into almost every corner of the retail sector, ranging from its own line of clothing to grocery stores. Despite its rapid ascent, Amazon still has fewer workers than the nation’s biggest private employer, Walmart, which has 2.2 million global workers.
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After hiring 250,000 full-time and part-time workers in the quarter ended in September, Amazon has hired another 100,000 workers in October, he said. The jobs pay a minimum of $15 an hour and include benefits such as health insurance, retirement benefits and parental leave, he added.
This shows amazon hiring will continue as it keep building warehouses and invest in the delivery network. Amazon growth rate will continue as pandemic making more and more people shop online. After the past month drop from $3500 to around $3000, it is a good chance to buy and hold amazon stock for long term.


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--“Joe Biden and I are about to work to get rid of that tax cut,” Kamala Harris tells Hispanic America

“Joe Biden and I are about to work to get rid of that tax cut,” Kamala Harris tells Hispanic Americans…. Trump’s 2nd term – MORE TAX CUTS!

Chief White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said President Donald Trump has big plans for further reducing taxes for Americans and will continue to cut federal regulations should he win Tuesday ’ s election .
Kudlow , when speaking at a digital event hosted by Axios on Friday , stated that during a second term , Trump would continue on a path that saw the country experience unprecedented prosperity prior to the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic .
Echoing Trump ’ s campaign trail tone about getting the economy back on track , Kudlow shared a broad plan that he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work , while also seeing them pay less in taxes .
Americans would also see further deregulation .
“ It was the middle class and the lower rungs of the income ladder who had the biggest gains under President Trump .
It was not just for rich people , ” Kudlow said , apparently challenging Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden ’ s assertions that the Trump administration has favored only the wealthy .
“ Joe Biden and I are about to work to get rid of that tax cut , ” Kamala Harris @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that stupid ?
Has she been replaced by a body double secretly working for Trump ?
Has the chip in her brain been hacked ?

Chief White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said President Donald Trump has big plans for further reducing taxes for Americans and will continue to cut federal regulations should he win Tuesday’s election.
Kudlow, when speaking at a digital event hosted by Axios on Friday, stated that during a second term, Trump would continue on a path that saw the country experience unprecedented prosperity prior to the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic.
Echoing Trump’s campaign trail tone about getting the economy back on track, Kudlow shared a broad plan that he said would get more Americans back to work, while also seeing them pay less in taxes.
Americans would also see further deregulation.
“It was the middle class and the lower rungs of the income ladder who had the biggest gains under President Trump. It was not just for rich people,” Kudlow said, apparently challenging Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s assertions that the Trump administration has favored only the wealthy.
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www.westernjournal.com/chief-white-house-economic-adviser-reveals-store-2nd-term/
“Joe Biden and I are about to work to get rid of that tax cut,” Kamala Harris tells Hispanic Americans.
Can she be that stupid? Has she been replaced by a body double secretly working for Trump? Has the chip in her brain been hacked?
"Joe Biden and I are about to work to get rid of that tax cut," Kamala Harris tells Hispanic Americans. pic.twitter.com/BT9sTqsDfK — Trump War Room – Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) October 30, 2020
AO


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Powerful oxygen EXPLOSION rocks Covid-19 hospital in Russia’s Urals

An oxygen supply shed caught fire and exploded at a hospital for Covid-19 patients in the Russian city of Chelyabinsk @ @ @ @ @ powerful blast was captured in multiple videos .
The incident occurred in the southern Urals @ @ @ @ @ a shed that housed a large oxygen canister caught fire at a local hospital .
@ @ @ @ @ 150 people with confirmed coronavirus , were in the hospital at the time of the @ @ @ @ @ were safely evacuated .
Footage from the scene shows firefighters attempting to extinguish the blazing @ @ @ @ @ .
Realizing that the oxygen canister was about to explode , the first responders ran @ @ @ @ @ the tank blew up .

An oxygen supply shed caught fire and exploded at a hospital for Covid-19 patients in the Russian city of Chelyabinsk. The moment of the powerful blast was captured in multiple videos.
The incident occurred in the southern Urals city on Friday, when a shed that housed a large oxygen canister caught fire at a local hospital. Some 170 patients, including 150 people with confirmed coronavirus, were in the hospital at the time of the blast. All the patients were safely evacuated.
Footage from the scene shows firefighters attempting to extinguish the blazing shed outside the hospital building. Realizing that the oxygen canister was about to explode, the first responders ran away from it moments before the tank blew up.
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www.rt.com/russia/505119-oxygen-explosion-urals-hospital/


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Neighborhood around white house boarding up

Before this is all over , white house will be over-run .
If I turn out to be wrong feel @ @ @ @ @ after Trump sworn in for term 2 .

Before this is all over, white house will be over-run.
If I turn out to be wrong feel free to point it out after Trump sworn in for term 2.
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Take a look at the storefronts boarded up in Washington DC ahead of #Election2020 pic.twitter.com/EaFVcxbW31 — Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) October 30, 2020
The entire neighborhood surrounding the White House is preparing for mass unrest: boards, chains, fences, and barriers. This is insane. pic.twitter.com/baXj3RD2Cf — Christopher F. Rufo ⚔ (@realchrisrufo) October 30, 2020
h/t AggregateThreat


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--American hostage rescued in West Africa by Seal Team 6 in daring raid

The Pentagon statement did not say how many members of the armed group who kidnapped Walton had been killed or wounded , but ABC News ’ s report said that all but one of the captors had died in the raid .
The status of the remaining individual is unclear .
Details about the exact composition of the raiding force , beyond the inclusion of SEAL Team Six , are limited .
The raid included the extremely long-distance movement of forces via multiple C-17A Globemaster III transport aircraft flights and the employment of a quartet of both CV-22 Osprey tilt-rotors @ @ @ @ @ @ @ latter of which pushed through Rota , Spain , before continuing to their target .
AC-130 gunships and a large contingent of aerial refueling tankers also supported this operation .
An American citizen abducted last week in Niger has been rescued during a high-risk U.S. military raid in neighboring Nigeria , officials told ABC News early Saturday .
The mission was undertaken by elite commandos as part of a major effort to free the U.S. citizen , Philip Walton , 27 , before his abductors could get far after taking him captive in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told ABC News .
The operation involved the governments of the U.S. , Niger and Nigeria working together to rescue Walton quickly , sources said .
The elite SEAL Team Six carried out the rescue mission and killed all but one of the captors , according to officials with direct knowledge about the operation .

Per @LucasFoxNews American hostage rescued in West Africa by Seal Team 6 in daring raid — Bret Baier (@BretBaier) October 31, 2020
BREAKING: An American hostage has been rescued in West Africa by SEAL Team 6 in a daring raid early this morning Philip Walton, 27, "is safe and is now in the care of the U.S. Department of State," DoD says Walton kidnapped in Niger earlier this week. He was recused in Nigeria — Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) October 31, 2020
ADDING: Pentagon says "no U.S military personnel were injured during the operation." — Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) October 31, 2020
The Pentagon statement did not say how many members of the armed group who kidnapped Walton had been killed or wounded, but ABC News’s report said that all but one of the captors had died in the raid. The status of the remaining individual is unclear.
Details about the exact composition of the raiding force, beyond the inclusion of SEAL Team Six, are limited. The raid included the extremely long-distance movement of forces via multiple C-17A Globemaster III transport aircraft flights and the employment of a quartet of both CV-22 Osprey tilt-rotors and MC-130 special operations transports, the latter of which pushed through Rota, Spain, before continuing to their target. AC-130 gunships and a large contingent of aerial refueling tankers also supported this operation.
www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/37381/seal-team-six-executes-long-distance-rescue-operation-of-kidnapped-american-in-nigeria
An American citizen abducted last week in Niger has been rescued during a high-risk U.S. military raid in neighboring Nigeria, officials told ABC News early Saturday.
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The mission was undertaken by elite commandos as part of a major effort to free the U.S. citizen, Philip Walton, 27, before his abductors could get far after taking him captive in Niger on Oct. 26, counterterrorism officials told ABC News.
The operation involved the governments of the U.S., Niger and Nigeria working together to rescue Walton quickly, sources said. The elite SEAL Team Six carried out the rescue mission and killed all but one of the captors, according to officials with direct knowledge about the operation.
abcnews.go.com/International/american-hostage-philip-walton-rescued-dramatic-military-operation/story?id=73940195
h/t kpm


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--The DHS is deploying ICE forces to deal with civil unrest in the days following the election!

Department of Homeland Security agents , including those from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection , have @ @ @ @ @ to protect federal property in Washington if there is unrest on or after Election Day @ @ @ @ @ NBC News .
The agency is regularly tasked with providing additional security around the nation @ @ @ @ @ days , but has never stepped in to quell unrest on Election Day .
The @ @ @ @ @ to nationwide protests and attacks on federal property seen this year , the officials said @ @ @ @ @ and the Federal Protective Service are part of the “ Protecting American Communities Task Force @ @ @ @ @ through an executive order by President Trump in response to “ anarchists and left-wing extremists @ @ @ @ @ to damage monuments and federal buildings .

Department of Homeland Security agents, including those from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection, have been told to be ready to protect federal property in Washington if there is unrest on or after Election Day, two DHS officials told NBC News.
The agency is regularly tasked with providing additional security around the nation’s capital on inauguration days, but has never stepped in to quell unrest on Election Day. The unprecedented step is in response to nationwide protests and attacks on federal property seen this year, the officials said.
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ICE, CBP, and the Federal Protective Service are part of the “Protecting American Communities Task Force,” established in June through an executive order by President Trump in response to “anarchists and left-wing extremists” who he said sought to damage monuments and federal buildings.
www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/first-ice-agents-are-poised-respond-potential-election-day-unrest-n1245486


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Physicists Discover Strange New Magnetoelectric Effect == Faster, smaller, less energy, less expensi

Physicists Discover Strange New Magnetoelectric Effect == Faster, smaller, less energy, less expensive.

‘ ” If you change the direction of the magnetic field a little bit , the polarization can completely tip @ @ @ @ @ new form of the magnetoelectric effect , which was not known before.
” So a @ @ @ @ @ the magnetic field can change the electrical polarization of the crystal or not.
’ ‘ @ @ @ @ @ , we will try to change magnetic properties with an electric field instead of changing @ @ @ @ @ field .
In principle , this should be possible in exactly the same way.
” @ @ @ @ @ were a direct way to switch the magnetic properties of a solid-state memory with an @ @ @ @ @ be a breakthrough .
” ’

‘”If you change the direction of the magnetic field a little bit, the polarization can completely tip over. This is a new form of the magnetoelectric effect, which was not known before.” So a small rotation may decide whether the magnetic field can change the electrical polarization of the crystal or not.’
‘“In a next step, we will try to change magnetic properties with an electric field instead of changing electrical properties with a magnetic field. In principle, this should be possible in exactly the same way.”‘
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‘”If there were a direct way to switch the magnetic properties of a solid-state memory with an electric field, this would be a breakthrough.”’
scitechdaily.com/physicists-discover-strange-new-magnetoelectric-effect/


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Trump rally in Queens New York.

Trump rally in Queens New York.

This is just one video .
I will try to find more I think they ’ re not posted yet @

This is just one video.
I was there
It was epic.
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10,000 cars!
I will try to find more I think they’re not posted yet.
AC


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--97 seconds of actual journalism out of ABC news

Sure , it ’ s only 97 seconds , but it ’ s still 97 seconds !

ABC News Breaks Mainstream Media Blackout Of Hunter Biden Story
Sure, it’s only 97 seconds, but it’s still 97 seconds!
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AC


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Gold rebounds, but should traders stay bullish? Peter Hug talks strategy

0:00 – Gold price action and trading 4:30 – Monetary policy 9:00 – Gold returning as safe haven ?
10:24 – U.S. dollar Gold has rebounded on Friday , up 0.56 % as of 2:00 pm EST , while equities indices are falling .
Traders should not assume , however , that gold is decoupling from risk assets based on one trading session , said Peter Hug , global trading director of Kitco Metals .
Hug advises traders to stay flat going into the November 3 election , while investors should not be liquidating their positions now and focus on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been involved in precious metals since 1974 .
He began gaining first-hand investment industry experience at Deak-Perera .
He served as SVP at Guardian Trust Company , which became one of the largest international trading houses for precious metals .
He developed the first precious metals certificate program and the first margin trading accounts for metals on the cash market .
Peter has acquired extensive experience in the wholesale markets and international asset diversification .
A frequent speaker at precious metals conferences and in the financial media , he is one of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ multiple bull and bear cycles on the strength and skills honed during the dramatic fluctuations of the 1980s .
As the Director of Kitco ’ s Precious Metals Division , Peter develops newer and better investment options for Kitco customers .

Kitco News, Released on 10/30/20
0:00 – Gold price action and trading
4:30 – Monetary policy
9:00 – Gold returning as safe haven?
10:24 – U.S. dollar
Gold has rebounded on Friday, up 0.56% as of 2:00 pm EST, while equities indices are falling. Traders should not assume, however, that gold is decoupling from risk assets based on one trading session, said Peter Hug, global trading director of Kitco Metals.
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Hug advises traders to stay flat going into the November 3 election, while investors should not be liquidating their positions now and focus on the long-term fundamentals.
Peter Hug has been involved in precious metals since 1974. He began gaining first-hand investment industry experience at Deak-Perera. He served as SVP at Guardian Trust Company, which became one of the largest international trading houses for precious metals. He developed the first precious metals certificate program and the first margin trading accounts for metals on the cash market. Peter has acquired extensive experience in the wholesale markets and international asset diversification. A frequent speaker at precious metals conferences and in the financial media, he is one of the handful of experts who have succeeded through multiple bull and bear cycles on the strength and skills honed during the dramatic fluctuations of the 1980s. As the Director of Kitco’s Precious Metals Division, Peter develops newer and better investment options for Kitco customers.


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--The 50 Highest Cities in the World

The 50 Highest Cities in the World

When comparing the world ’ s cities to one another , we often use defining characteristics—largest , greenest , most visited , highest-earning , the list goes on .
Yet elevation is often overlooked , despite the fact that thousands of cities across the globe are nestled in highlands , plateaus , and mountain ranges .
Today ’ s graphic looks at the top 50 highest cities worldwide , and compares their altitudes to well-known references ( the differences are dizzying ) .
When ranking the world ’ s highest cities , we specifically looked at major urban centers with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inhabitants , with an elevation “ floor ” of 1,000m .
Though you might expect less important cities to make the rankings , 22 out of the 50 highest cities are actually national capitals .
The elevation data comes from the European Commission ’ s database of urban centers , using Thomas Brinkhoff ’ s City Population dataset for updated demographics .
At the top of the pantheon is Bolivia ’ s El Alto-La Paz metropolitan area , which houses more than two million people at an average elevation of 3,869m above sea @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of two million people situated more than 100 meters higher than Mount Fuji in Japan .
The next four are more than 1,000m lower than El Alto-La Paz , with Ecuador ’ s capital Quito coming in at second place at 2,784m and Colombia ’ s capital Bogotá rounding out the top five at 2,601m .
For reference , that ’ s more than 100 meters higher than the world-famous Inca citadel Machu Picchu in Peru , which sits at a height of 2,430m .
It ’ s notable just how mountainous Latin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cities , three are in Mexico ’ s many mountainous regions and four of the top five are adjacent to the Andes Mountains .
Asia and the Americas Tower Above Though it might be expected that countries would have their population centers close to sea level , many instead have followed in the footsteps of past civilizations by building in higher regions .
In addition to many capitals in South America , that list of major cities includes Mexico City , easily the largest on the list as the world ’ s 8th @ @ @ @ @ @ @ capital and largest city in Ethiopia , Tehran , the capital of Iran and most populous city in Western Asia , and Johannesburg , the largest city in South Africa .
The countries with the most high cities were China and Mexico , with eight each .
China specifically had the most high metropolises in Asia , and many of the world ’ s highest settlements , though most of its major cities lie outside the Tibetan and Mongolian Plateaus .
As the table above highlights , while wide mountainous regions are concentrated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and Africa , the Western world is largely located close to the water .
The U.S. and Canada each only had one city each crack the top 50 list : the Rocky Mountain-adjacent cities of Denver and Calgary .
Meanwhile , despite the European Alps stretching across eight countries and both Australia and New Zealand having many mountains tall enough to crack the list , both Europe and Oceania had no major city situated more than 1,000m above sea level .
But though most of humanity remains concentrated near sea level , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of millions of people live in cities higher than Dubai ’ s Burj Khalifa , the world ’ s highest tower .
In fact , studies have shown that living at higher altitudes has associated health benefits , including better cardiovascular health and lower incidence of stroke and cancer .
Regardless if future trends push more people thousands of meters into the sky , humanity has proven that it can prosper .

via visualcapitalist:
When comparing the world’s cities to one another, we often use defining characteristics—largest, greenest, most visited, highest-earning, the list goes on.
Yet elevation is often overlooked, despite the fact that thousands of cities across the globe are nestled in highlands, plateaus, and mountain ranges.
Today’s graphic looks at the top 50 highest cities worldwide, and compares their altitudes to well-known references (the differences are dizzying).
Cities in the Sky
When ranking the world’s highest cities, we specifically looked at major urban centers with a population of one million or more inhabitants, with an elevation “floor” of 1,000m.
Though you might expect less important cities to make the rankings, 22 out of the 50 highest cities are actually national capitals.
The elevation data comes from the European Commission’s database of urban centers, using Thomas Brinkhoff’s City Population dataset for updated demographics.
At the top of the pantheon is Bolivia’s El Alto-La Paz metropolitan area, which houses more than two million people at an average elevation of 3,869m above sea level. That’s a city of two million people situated more than 100 meters higher than Mount Fuji in Japan.
The next four are more than 1,000m lower than El Alto-La Paz, with Ecuador’s capital Quito coming in at second place at 2,784m and Colombia’s capital Bogotá rounding out the top five at 2,601m. For reference, that’s more than 100 meters higher than the world-famous Inca citadel Machu Picchu in Peru, which sits at a height of 2,430m.
It’s notable just how mountainous Latin America is. Of the 10 highest cities, three are in Mexico’s many mountainous regions and four of the top five are adjacent to the Andes Mountains.
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Asia and the Americas Tower Above
Though it might be expected that countries would have their population centers close to sea level, many instead have followed in the footsteps of past civilizations by building in higher regions.
In addition to many capitals in South America, that list of major cities includes Mexico City, easily the largest on the list as the world’s 8th largest metropolis, Addis Ababa, the capital and largest city in Ethiopia, Tehran, the capital of Iran and most populous city in Western Asia, and Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa.
The countries with the most high cities were China and Mexico, with eight each. China specifically had the most high metropolises in Asia, and many of the world’s highest settlements, though most of its major cities lie outside the Tibetan and Mongolian Plateaus.
Regional Breakdown of Top 50 Highest Cities Central America 10 Eastern Asia 9 South-Central Asia 9 South America 7 Eastern Africa 7 Middle Africa 2 Southern Africa 2 Western Asia 2 Northern America 2 Europe 0 Oceania 0
As the table above highlights, while wide mountainous regions are concentrated in much of Asia, Latin America, and Africa, the Western world is largely located close to the water.
The West Sits Below
The U.S. and Canada each only had one city each crack the top 50 list: the Rocky Mountain-adjacent cities of Denver and Calgary.
Meanwhile, despite the European Alps stretching across eight countries and both Australia and New Zealand having many mountains tall enough to crack the list, both Europe and Oceania had no major city situated more than 1,000m above sea level.
But though most of humanity remains concentrated near sea level, it is impressive to remember that hundreds of millions of people live in cities higher than Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, the world’s highest tower.
In fact, studies have shown that living at higher altitudes has associated health benefits, including better cardiovascular health and lower incidence of stroke and cancer.
Regardless if future trends push more people thousands of meters into the sky, humanity has proven that it can prosper.


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Another Pointless Antitrust Campaign by Federal Regulators

Thank goodness the US Justice Department has again saved food consumers from…well , it ’ s kind of hard to say .
This time , the target is chicken producers , but I wrote about similar events several years ago with the dairy industry .
The latest developments involve a $ 110 million settlement and indictments of executives , such as chicken producer Pilgrim ’ s Pride on allegations of price fixing , a violation of antitrust laws .
The usual impassioned arguments related to saving the hapless consumer are trotted out , but as with the dairy case , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the scenes leaves little or nothing to be desired with the whole process .
Let ’ s start with price fixing—the idea that several firms in the same industry worked together to control supply of a product for their mutual benefit .
The definition of price fixing is shockingly wide open—for example , the agreement can be “ inferred from conduct ” ( not written or stated ) and goes beyond consumer prices to include “ shipping fees , warranties , discount programs , or financing rates.
” In addition , “ circumstantial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all that ’ s needed .
As stated at the link above , “ When competitors agree to restrict competition , the result is often higher prices.
” But surely even regulators can understand that other factors , such as increased input costs or taxes , can also result in higher prices for consumers ?
The picture gets more muddled as one investigates the evidence .
We get insight into how what may have been a meaningless metric played a major role .
The now-suspended Georgia Dock market estimate was an ongoing voluntary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been receiving .
One Georgia Department of Agriculture employee would simply call around and compile the data from producers in a report .
Of course , there was no way to audit the information being received and reported , but that didn ’ t stop a group of Wall Street investors from making a big bet against the chicken producers .
Never mind the validity of the data—if it looked good on a spreadsheet , that ’ s apparently all that mattered to them .
When the payoff didn ’ t happen as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lawyer who uncovered a document from the Georgia Department of Agriculture ( from the same person who compiled the Georgia Dock ) that questioned its validity .
This , combined with discrepancies in different price reports , is what led to the price-fixing lawsuit , the settlement , and potential jail time for some chicken executives—never mind the very real possibility that supermarkets simply ignored the Georgia Dock and negotiated prices with chicken producers on their own .
Or that the producers were somehow responding to market forces on their own .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ group of Wall Street investors for not understanding that functioning markets can actually do several things—rise , fall , stay the same—and don ’ t just increase for decades on end by design .
It ’ s also comical that , while evidence of chicken executives discussing prices exists , the same documents also reported undisputed competition—you know , the thing the Justice Department says they should be doing .
In one case , an executive stated that another company should “ feel the pain ” of supply shortages .
“ We should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another response .
The fact that this is happening to chicken meat producers indicatives a galling lack of historical perspective for this industry and what it has meant for consumers .
Chicken meat is now ubiquitous in the US and around the world , and this has only occurred in the past several decades due to tremendous advances in productivity and efficiency .
Several decades ago , chicken was more expensive than beef , but thanks to research and advancements in technology , the time it takes for a bird to get to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was a few decades ago .
There ’ s no question that issues of pollution originating from chicken waste and animal welfare concerns ( not to mention worries about processing plant employees ) exist , but given the enormous progress within the industry , there ’ s no reason to think that these things won ’ t continue to improve as well .
Especially if we still give the market some breathing room now and then .
Unfortunately , this latest round of DC theater may drag on for years .
However , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if productive groups like the chicken industry have taught us anything , it ’ s that they ’ ll find some way to persevere while continuing to supply more and more people a quality source of animal protein and nutrients—the very things we need to survive , grow , and flourish .
Dave Albin conducts process development research and provides technical support for a food equipment manufacturer in Iowa .

by Dave Albin via Mises
Thank goodness the US Justice Department has again saved food consumers from…well, it’s kind of hard to say. This time, the target is chicken producers, but I wrote about similar events several years ago with the dairy industry.
The latest developments involve a $110 million settlement and indictments of executives, such as chicken producer Pilgrim’s Pride on allegations of price fixing, a violation of antitrust laws. The usual impassioned arguments related to saving the hapless consumer are trotted out, but as with the dairy case, even minimal examination of the details behind the scenes leaves little or nothing to be desired with the whole process.
Let’s start with price fixing—the idea that several firms in the same industry worked together to control supply of a product for their mutual benefit. The definition of price fixing is shockingly wide open—for example, the agreement can be “inferred from conduct” (not written or stated) and goes beyond consumer prices to include “shipping fees, warranties, discount programs, or financing rates.” In addition, “circumstantial” evidence of price fixing may be all that’s needed. As stated at the link above, “When competitors agree to restrict competition, the result is often higher prices.” But surely even regulators can understand that other factors, such as increased input costs or taxes, can also result in higher prices for consumers?
The picture gets more muddled as one investigates the evidence. We get insight into how what may have been a meaningless metric played a major role. The now-suspended Georgia Dock market estimate was an ongoing voluntary survey of the prices chicken companies have been receiving. One Georgia Department of Agriculture employee would simply call around and compile the data from producers in a report. Of course, there was no way to audit the information being received and reported, but that didn’t stop a group of Wall Street investors from making a big bet against the chicken producers. Never mind the validity of the data—if it looked good on a spreadsheet, that’s apparently all that mattered to them. When the payoff didn’t happen as planned, the genius investors hired a lawyer who uncovered a document from the Georgia Department of Agriculture (from the same person who compiled the Georgia Dock) that questioned its validity. This, combined with discrepancies in different price reports, is what led to the price-fixing lawsuit, the settlement, and potential jail time for some chicken executives—never mind the very real possibility that supermarkets simply ignored the Georgia Dock and negotiated prices with chicken producers on their own. Or that the producers were somehow responding to market forces on their own. I suppose you can’t blame a group of Wall Street investors for not understanding that functioning markets can actually do several things—rise, fall, stay the same—and don’t just increase for decades on end by design.
It’s also comical that, while evidence of chicken executives discussing prices exists, the same documents also reported undisputed competition—you know, the thing the Justice Department says they should be doing. In one case, an executive stated that another company should “feel the pain” of supply shortages. “We should not help them one micron” was another response.
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The fact that this is happening to chicken meat producers indicatives a galling lack of historical perspective for this industry and what it has meant for consumers. Chicken meat is now ubiquitous in the US and around the world, and this has only occurred in the past several decades due to tremendous advances in productivity and efficiency. Several decades ago, chicken was more expensive than beef, but thanks to research and advancements in technology, the time it takes for a bird to get to market is less than half what it was a few decades ago. There’s no question that issues of pollution originating from chicken waste and animal welfare concerns (not to mention worries about processing plant employees) exist, but given the enormous progress within the industry, there’s no reason to think that these things won’t continue to improve as well. Especially if we still give the market some breathing room now and then.
Unfortunately, this latest round of DC theater may drag on for years. However, we can feel some relief knowing that if productive groups like the chicken industry have taught us anything, it’s that they’ll find some way to persevere while continuing to supply more and more people a quality source of animal protein and nutrients—the very things we need to survive, grow, and flourish.
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Dave Albin conducts process development research and provides technical support for a food equipment manufacturer in Iowa.


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Drudge Report traffic plunges as content turns against Trump

Just another indicator of pending Trump victory – Visit my site instead The Drudge Report posted a 45 percent decline @ @ @ @ @ as the site alienated its core readers by turning against President Trump ahead of the @ @ @ @ @ data — derived from comScore , which tracks the industry — were released in a @ @ @ @ @ website that analyzes traffic to right-leaning websites .
TheRighting told The Post that the Drudge @ @ @ @ @ in September , according to data supplied by comScore , down from 2,340,000 in the @ @ @ @ @ .
Man , what a dumb strategy .
The left will never visit drudge and @ @ @ @ @ readers in the back , who is left to come visit ?

Just another indicator of pending Trump victory – Visit my site instead
The Drudge Report posted a 45 percent decline in web traffic in September as the site alienated its core readers by turning against President Trump ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
The data — derived from comScore, which tracks the industry — were released in a report by TheRighting, a website that analyzes traffic to right-leaning websites. TheRighting told The Post that the Drudge Report had 1,291,000 unique visitors in September, according to data supplied by comScore, down from 2,340,000 in the same month a year ago.
nypost.com/2020/10/30/drudge-report-traffic-plunges-as-content-turns-against-trump/
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Man, what a dumb strategy. The left will never visit drudge and now you stab your right-leaning readers in the back, who is left to come visit?
h/t AggregateThreat


investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--“The Great Reset is Underway”

“The Great Reset is Underway”

Rebound is the word of the day along with the titled phrase with Gold up $ 11 with the trade at $ 1,879 , close to the high at $ 1,881.30 with the low at $ 1,863.30 .
Silver is trading at $ 23.525 , up 16.5 cents after the dip down to $ 23.23 with the high to beat at $ 23.645 .
The US Dollar is flat to lower with its value pegged at 93.89 , down 8.7 points inside a 21-point trading range with the high at 94.01 and the low at 93.80 .
Of course , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ London doing its thing , before 5 am pst , the Comex open , and after UPS finds the “ lost ” Biden evidence , and returning these said docs back to Tucker .
How ’ s that for a fast-track ?
Venezuela ’ s currency now has Gold ’ s value priced at 18,766.51 Bolivar showing a slight gain in price as the metal added 30.96 overnight with Silver gaining 2.996 Bolivar with the last quote at 234.956 .
Gold in Argentina is now priced at 146,986.88 , another shallow gain of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its value by 21.91 A-Peso ’ s with its last trade at 1,840.22 .
Turkey ’ s Lira is showing a golden gain with the noble metal adding 88.19 T-Lira with the last quote at 15,696.30 with Silver gaining 3.012 with its last price at 196.141 T-Lira .
November Silver ’ s First Notice Day is here with the starting count at 444 fully paid for contracts waiting for receipts and with zero Volume up on the board .
Yesterday ’ s activity before the FND had 27 contracts swapping hands between $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trade at 23.19 with the Comex Calculated Close at $ 23.339 a gain of 6/10ths of a cent that reduced the Demand count by 2 contracts .
As of this morning , Silver ’ s Overall Open Interest is now at 155,974 Overnighters , showing another 1,287 contracts leaving the field of play .
November Gold ’ s Delivery Demands now stand at 1,540 fully paid for 100-ounce contracts waiting for receipts and with a Volume of 20 up on the board with a trading range between $ 1,870.10 and $ 1,862.80 with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up $ 4.50 while the papers play the trade even higher .
Yesterday ’ s full Comex/ICE activity happened in between $ 1,878.80 and $ 1,858.80 with the last swap at $ 1,865 , with the CCC settled at $ 1,885.60 , a loss of $ 11.50 that had 240 contracts swapping hands that provided a gain of 108 contracts standing in line for the real .
The shorts against the physicals are continuing to exit Gold ’ s paper play as another 3,980 contracts left the arena , leaving 546,317 in Open @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to another election .
Next Wednesday , we expect the usual political excuse to come from the loser about the “ popular ” vote that has never mattered EVER !
What difference does a TV stations fake poll make if they only count one sides opinion ?
Is it the same pollsters this time as in 2016 , that couldn ’ t equate the visual evidence of stadiums full of Trump supporters in their tallies ?
Ironically or not , the returned copies to Tucker helped prove many things with yesterday ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Committee Chairman Sen. Ron Johnson if the laptop and Tony Bobulinski story are real , to which the Senator responded , “ All I can say is that all the verification , all the validation we ’ re doing , we haven ’ t turned up any discrepancies ( yet ) .
Everything appears to be authentic that we ’ ve looked at so far.
” To think a TV show , would have the “ real authentic files ” instead of Homeland Security , is another one of those “ look over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s made by media , that failed .
Btw , where ’ s Hunter ?
I had expected Q would be silent going into the election , and I was wrong !
Last night Q posted an open letter from Carlo Maria Vegani which in the fourth paragraph states “ A global plan called the Great Reset is underway ” ( no dates ) , also bringing forth in his write-up more of the things we ( Team Sinclair and Team GATA ) have been discussing over the decade .
It all seems @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is planned .
Will the global arrangement against all mankind succeed or will it fail ?
With precious metals in hand , and our understanding that Silver and Gold have survived all resets of the past , we gain more strength in our beliefs !
So have a great weekend , keep your metals close , stock up on foods and what not ’ s before inflation hits hard , or the 2-week bankers shut down is applied .
Keep the faith , have a prayer for all , and as always … @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a JSMineset subscription .

by J. Johnson via JS Mineset
Great and Wonderful Friday Morning Folks,
Rebound is the word of the day along with the titled phrase with Gold up $11 with the trade at $1,879, close to the high at $1,881.30 with the low at $1,863.30. Silver is trading at $23.525, up 16.5 cents after the dip down to $23.23 with the high to beat at $23.645. The US Dollar is flat to lower with its value pegged at 93.89, down 8.7 points inside a 21-point trading range with the high at 94.01 and the low at 93.80. Of course, all this couldn’t happen without London doing its thing, before 5 am pst, the Comex open, and after UPS finds the “lost” Biden evidence, and returning these said docs back to Tucker. How’s that for a fast-track?
Venezuela’s currency now has Gold’s value priced at 18,766.51 Bolivar showing a slight gain in price as the metal added 30.96 overnight with Silver gaining 2.996 Bolivar with the last quote at 234.956. Gold in Argentina is now priced at 146,986.88, another shallow gain of 224.83 A-Peso’s with Silver increasing its value by 21.91 A-Peso’s with its last trade at 1,840.22. Turkey’s Lira is showing a golden gain with the noble metal adding 88.19 T-Lira with the last quote at 15,696.30 with Silver gaining 3.012 with its last price at 196.141 T-Lira.
November Silver’s First Notice Day is here with the starting count at 444 fully paid for contracts waiting for receipts and with zero Volume up on the board. Yesterday’s activity before the FND had 27 contracts swapping hands between $23.28 and $22.96 with the last trade at 23.19 with the Comex Calculated Close at $23.339 a gain of 6/10ths of a cent that reduced the Demand count by 2 contracts. As of this morning, Silver’s Overall Open Interest is now at 155,974 Overnighters, showing another 1,287 contracts leaving the field of play.
November Gold’s Delivery Demands now stand at 1,540 fully paid for 100-ounce contracts waiting for receipts and with a Volume of 20 up on the board with a trading range between $1,870.10 and $1,862.80 with the last buy at the high, up $4.50 while the papers play the trade even higher. Yesterday’s full Comex/ICE activity happened in between $1,878.80 and $1,858.80 with the last swap at $1,865, with the CCC settled at $1,885.60, a loss of $11.50 that had 240 contracts swapping hands that provided a gain of 108 contracts standing in line for the real. The shorts against the physicals are continuing to exit Gold’s paper play as another 3,980 contracts left the arena, leaving 546,317 in Open Interest as we get closer and closer to another election.
Next Wednesday, we expect the usual political excuse to come from the loser about the “popular” vote that has never mattered EVER! What difference does a TV stations fake poll make if they only count one sides opinion? Is it the same pollsters this time as in 2016, that couldn’t equate the visual evidence of stadiums full of Trump supporters in their tallies?
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Ironically or not, the returned copies to Tucker helped prove many things with yesterday’s Sean Hannity show asking Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Sen. Ron Johnson if the laptop and Tony Bobulinski story are real, to which the Senator responded, “All I can say is that all the verification, all the validation we’re doing, we haven’t turned up any discrepancies (yet). Everything appears to be authentic that we’ve looked at so far.” To think a TV show, would have the “real authentic files” instead of Homeland Security, is another one of those “look over here and not there” misdirection’s made by media, that failed. Btw, where’s Hunter?
I had expected Q would be silent going into the election, and I was wrong! Last night Q posted an open letter from Carlo Maria Vegani which in the fourth paragraph states “A global plan called the Great Reset is underway” (no dates), also bringing forth in his write-up more of the things we (Team Sinclair and Team GATA) have been discussing over the decade. It all seems to be coming to a head and is planned. Will the global arrangement against all mankind succeed or will it fail?
With precious metals in hand, and our understanding that Silver and Gold have survived all resets of the past, we gain more strength in our beliefs! So have a great weekend, keep your metals close, stock up on foods and what not’s before inflation hits hard, or the 2-week bankers shut down is applied. Keep the faith, have a prayer for all, and as always …
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investmentwatchblog--2020-10-31--Mask Madness In Unfriendly Skies

Mask Madness In Unfriendly Skies

by Davis Taylor via Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity This article is intended for those who have already researched the science regrading mask wearing and concluded that the weight of it runs counter to the conclusion that the public should wear masks as protection from COVID-19 .
( A wide array of scientific information indicating that universal mask wearing is unnecessary , and that any potential benefits from it are outweighed by its potential risks , has already been cited ad nauseam by other authors recently and will not be repeated here . )
In other words , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ support the public ’ s right to live unmasked .
The purpose of this article is to issue a warning to them about flying , based upon my recent air travel experience .
A second purpose is to discuss an important reason that consumers should withdraw their support from businesses that strictly apply government mask dictates , who are essentially acting as an enforcement arm of the state—namely to discourage the businesses from acting as enforcers of an even more oppressive health-related measure likely headed our way , government proof of vaccination dictates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mask requirements and the public is walking into a crapshoot from which they can ’ t extract themselves upon boarding an airplane .
Before discussing my recent flight experience , it ’ s worthwhile to review my experience with non-airline businesses since governments began recommending or requiring masks .
I live in a jurisdiction with a mask order in effect and I ’ ve observed that most local businesses leave customers alone who wear masks covering only their mouths with their noses exposed , or wear masks resting only on their chins .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
( There is no need to waste the readers ’ time by reviewing the obvious right of private businesses to require masks if they wish to do so .
No reasonable person believes that any significant percentage of the businesses that began requiring masks in 2020 did so of their own volition or would have done so in the absence of government pressure or force . )
Businesses face obvious challenges in trying to navigate both government mask dictates and the economic need to maintain customer satisfaction .
In many parts of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a mask order by a business will result in certain closure by the government .
Some businesses are enforcing mask orders strictly , going about the task “ with bells on ” ( “ robust enforcers ” ) .
Others are navigating these tricky waters by only partially or superficially complying ( “ lax enforcers ” ) .
Of course , regardless of the practices set by a business ’ s management ( “ robust enforcer ” or “ lax enforcer ” ) , government mask dictates can make employees , who aren @ @ @ @ @ @ @ management , feel personally deputized to control their fellow human beings ’ breathing .
Hence , whenever mask dictates are in effect , patrons of businesses , including those medically unable to wear a mask , can potentially encounter problems from employees zealously “ policing ” mask wearing .
Most businesses are readily escapable by patrons .
However , not all are and , based upon my recent air travel experience , my first since mask tyranny hit the US , I ’ ve decided that I ’ ll never again enter a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quickly escape while government mask dictates are in effect , including that I won ’ t board an airplane .
My recent roundtrip flight was over two hours long , on the same airline for both the outbound and returning flights , and I sat in an aisle seat during both flights .
During my first flight , I kept my nose outside of my mask in order to fully breathe and the attendants left me alone , as well as others with their noses exposed , who were plentiful from my view @ @ @ @ @ @ @ staffed with different attendants and I was subjected to very different behavior from them .
Throughout the second flight , the attendants repeatedly whacked my shoulder when passing and sternly told me to put my mask over my nose .
I repeatedly did so , but simply couldn ’ t fully breathe with it over my nose , non-stop , for over two hours , and felt that I couldn ’ t continually leave it there .
I have low blood pressure and another medical condition .
I don ’ t know if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was experiencing .
If either condition did play a role , I ’ m certainly in good company , as personal stories abound in society by those stating that they have medical conditions that have been triggered , worsened and/or exacerbated by mask wearing , and that mask wearing is difficult or unbearable for them .
The flight attendants ’ shoulder whacks and demands didn ’ t indicate that they were contemplating whether I had a medical condition that impacted my mask wearing ability .
Furthermore , their whacks indicated a lack @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a dangerous infectious disease , as they repeatedly chose to touch me .
Of course , airlines seating passengers three to a row , which often causes complete strangers to have touching body parts for hours , also screams of a lack of belief that passengers are exposed to significant infectious disease risks from each other .
( During both my outbound and return flight , I was seated in a full row and did experience arm contact , at times , with the middle seat passenger . )
My traveling companion , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a window seat on the second flight , reported to me postflight that she wore her mask below her nose for the latter half of the flight and that no flight attendant addressed her about this .
Surely , if the attendants believed that all noses had to be covered to prevent a true health risk , they would have vigorously applied their mask “ policing ” powers to passengers in all columns of seats .
During my flight , I didn ’ t complain about the flight attendants ’ repeated swats @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I complained about this , I would have been reminded about the terms regarding masks that I ’ d agreed to when purchasing my ticket , and complaining may have earned me grief from “ the authorities ” upon deplaning .
One attempting to make logical sense of the scenario on my return flight ( i.e.
, a mask required to be continually worn over the nose by me , in an aisle seat , but not my friend in a window seat , while passengers were seated so close that some were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ touch my shoulder ) will likely experience cognitive dissonance and confusion .
None of this makes sense from a health standpoint .
At this juncture , Americans have been subjected to so many illogical COVID-19 related requirements , pushed by government and the businesses adhering to them , that they ’ ve lost count .
One non-airline example of this is the rule in many jurisdictions that restaurant patrons must wear masks while walking to their tables , but can immediately remove them upon being seated .
Life under COVID-19 rule feels eerie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reason are slipping further and further away , into the ether , and most of us are politely pretending not to notice .
It should also be noted that the airline I flew upon only exempts those under two years old from its mask requirement and , unfortunately , I had to witness the heartbreaking effect of this upon a child .
For about ten minutes as we sat on the runway prior to take-off , the boy , who appeared to be about four years old , had an emotional exchange with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sobbed throughout it and repeatedly begged to remove the mask and she kept barking back , “ You keep that mask on !
” The scene was a sickening reminder that mask requirements are having devastating impacts upon the young .
By withdrawing our patronage from businesses that act as “ robust enforcers ” of government mask dictates , we ’ ll discourage them from also agreeing to act as the state ’ s enforcement arm for impending proof of vaccination dictates .
As I sat on my return flight , pondering my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ power I have with respect to airline mask requirements is to abandon air travel altogether until they end , and that I ’ ll do so .
Vocally withdrawing my business from airlines due to mask requirements may serve a purpose greater than simply sparing me hours of compromised breathing on flights .
If enough customers have “ had enough ” with businesses who act as “ robust enforcers ” of government mask dictates , and loudly withdraw their patronage en masse from them for this reason , this may forestall even worse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may cause the businesses to think twice before agreeing to act as enforcers of proof of vaccination requirements which are likely imminent .
Many medical freedom advocates believe that the US government , acting in concert with its Big Pharma cronies , will push vaccination requirements upon the entire population , both children and adults , in the near future and that this will be accomplished not through outright federal mandates , but rather primarily through government proof of vaccination “ recommendations ” applied by businesses ( i.e.
, proof of vaccination required @ @ @ @ @ @ @ services of businesses , as well as to be employed by them ) .
Many consider the widespread business mask requirements in 2020 , which were largely prompted by government recommendations , to be the dry run for this .
One discussion of this view can be found in video of Patrick Wood ’ s October 17 , 2020 interview of Dr. Sherri Tenpenny for the Ohio Chapter for the Citizens for Free Speech , beginning at approximately 48 minutes .
Members of the public who want to head off a future in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ engage in life in any meaningful way outside of their homes should let businesses know , as strongly as possible , two things : 1 . )
that , whenever possible , they won ’ t patronize businesses that are cooperating with the government mask dictates ; and 2 . )
that , if out of necessity they must use a business which “ officially ” requires masks , they will choose a “ lax enforcer ” over a “ robust enforcer ” whenever possible .

by Davis Taylor via Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity
This article is intended for those who have already researched the science regrading mask wearing and concluded that the weight of it runs counter to the conclusion that the public should wear masks as protection from COVID-19. (A wide array of scientific information indicating that universal mask wearing is unnecessary, and that any potential benefits from it are outweighed by its potential risks, has already been cited ad nauseam by other authors recently and will not be repeated here.) In other words, this article is intended for those who support the public’s right to live unmasked.
The purpose of this article is to issue a warning to them about flying, based upon my recent air travel experience. A second purpose is to discuss an important reason that consumers should withdraw their support from businesses that strictly apply government mask dictates, who are essentially acting as an enforcement arm of the state—namely to discourage the businesses from acting as enforcers of an even more oppressive health-related measure likely headed our way, government proof of vaccination dictates.
Airlines aren’t consistently applying mask requirements and the public is walking into a crapshoot from which they can’t extract themselves upon boarding an airplane.
Before discussing my recent flight experience, it’s worthwhile to review my experience with non-airline businesses since governments began recommending or requiring masks. I live in a jurisdiction with a mask order in effect and I’ve observed that most local businesses leave customers alone who wear masks covering only their mouths with their noses exposed, or wear masks resting only on their chins. Many also leave the completely unmasked alone. (There is no need to waste the readers’ time by reviewing the obvious right of private businesses to require masks if they wish to do so. No reasonable person believes that any significant percentage of the businesses that began requiring masks in 2020 did so of their own volition or would have done so in the absence of government pressure or force.)
Businesses face obvious challenges in trying to navigate both government mask dictates and the economic need to maintain customer satisfaction. In many parts of the country, flat out defiance of a mask order by a business will result in certain closure by the government. Some businesses are enforcing mask orders strictly, going about the task “with bells on” (“robust enforcers”). Others are navigating these tricky waters by only partially or superficially complying (“lax enforcers”).
Of course, regardless of the practices set by a business’s management (“robust enforcer” or “lax enforcer”), government mask dictates can make employees, who aren’t always within the presence of management, feel personally deputized to control their fellow human beings’ breathing. Hence, whenever mask dictates are in effect, patrons of businesses, including those medically unable to wear a mask, can potentially encounter problems from employees zealously “policing” mask wearing.
Most businesses are readily escapable by patrons. However, not all are and, based upon my recent air travel experience, my first since mask tyranny hit the US, I’ve decided that I’ll never again enter a business from which I can’t quickly escape while government mask dictates are in effect, including that I won’t board an airplane.
My recent roundtrip flight was over two hours long, on the same airline for both the outbound and returning flights, and I sat in an aisle seat during both flights.
During my first flight, I kept my nose outside of my mask in order to fully breathe and the attendants left me alone, as well as others with their noses exposed, who were plentiful from my view. However, my return flight was staffed with different attendants and I was subjected to very different behavior from them.
Throughout the second flight, the attendants repeatedly whacked my shoulder when passing and sternly told me to put my mask over my nose. I repeatedly did so, but simply couldn’t fully breathe with it over my nose, non-stop, for over two hours, and felt that I couldn’t continually leave it there. I have low blood pressure and another medical condition. I don’t know if these conditions played a role in what I was experiencing. If either condition did play a role, I’m certainly in good company, as personal stories abound in society by those stating that they have medical conditions that have been triggered, worsened and/or exacerbated by mask wearing, and that mask wearing is difficult or unbearable for them.
The flight attendants’ shoulder whacks and demands didn’t indicate that they were contemplating whether I had a medical condition that impacted my mask wearing ability. Furthermore, their whacks indicated a lack of belief that I might be harboring a dangerous infectious disease, as they repeatedly chose to touch me. Of course, airlines seating passengers three to a row, which often causes complete strangers to have touching body parts for hours, also screams of a lack of belief that passengers are exposed to significant infectious disease risks from each other. (During both my outbound and return flight, I was seated in a full row and did experience arm contact, at times, with the middle seat passenger.)
My traveling companion, who sat several rows ahead of me in a window seat on the second flight, reported to me postflight that she wore her mask below her nose for the latter half of the flight and that no flight attendant addressed her about this. Surely, if the attendants believed that all noses had to be covered to prevent a true health risk, they would have vigorously applied their mask “policing” powers to passengers in all columns of seats.
During my flight, I didn’t complain about the flight attendants’ repeated swats to my shoulder. Surely, had I complained about this, I would have been reminded about the terms regarding masks that I’d agreed to when purchasing my ticket, and complaining may have earned me grief from “the authorities” upon deplaning.
One attempting to make logical sense of the scenario on my return flight (i.e., a mask required to be continually worn over the nose by me, in an aisle seat, but not my friend in a window seat, while passengers were seated so close that some were touching and flight attendants repeatedly opted to touch my shoulder) will likely experience cognitive dissonance and confusion. None of this makes sense from a health standpoint. At this juncture, Americans have been subjected to so many illogical COVID-19 related requirements, pushed by government and the businesses adhering to them, that they’ve lost count. One non-airline example of this is the rule in many jurisdictions that restaurant patrons must wear masks while walking to their tables, but can immediately remove them upon being seated. Life under COVID-19 rule feels eerie and surreal, as if logic and reason are slipping further and further away, into the ether, and most of us are politely pretending not to notice.
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It should also be noted that the airline I flew upon only exempts those under two years old from its mask requirement and, unfortunately, I had to witness the heartbreaking effect of this upon a child. For about ten minutes as we sat on the runway prior to take-off, the boy, who appeared to be about four years old, had an emotional exchange with his mother about his mask. He sobbed throughout it and repeatedly begged to remove the mask and she kept barking back, “You keep that mask on!” The scene was a sickening reminder that mask requirements are having devastating impacts upon the young.
By withdrawing our patronage from businesses that act as “robust enforcers” of government mask dictates, we’ll discourage them from also agreeing to act as the state’s enforcement arm for impending proof of vaccination dictates.
As I sat on my return flight, pondering my predicament, I concluded that the only power I have with respect to airline mask requirements is to abandon air travel altogether until they end, and that I’ll do so.
Vocally withdrawing my business from airlines due to mask requirements may serve a purpose greater than simply sparing me hours of compromised breathing on flights. If enough customers have “had enough” with businesses who act as “robust enforcers” of government mask dictates, and loudly withdraw their patronage en masse from them for this reason, this may forestall even worse medical dictates heading our way. It may cause the businesses to think twice before agreeing to act as enforcers of proof of vaccination requirements which are likely imminent.
Many medical freedom advocates believe that the US government, acting in concert with its Big Pharma cronies, will push vaccination requirements upon the entire population, both children and adults, in the near future and that this will be accomplished not through outright federal mandates, but rather primarily through government proof of vaccination “recommendations” applied by businesses (i.e., proof of vaccination required to enter businesses or to use the services of businesses, as well as to be employed by them). Many consider the widespread business mask requirements in 2020, which were largely prompted by government recommendations, to be the dry run for this. One discussion of this view can be found in video of Patrick Wood’s October 17, 2020 interview of Dr. Sherri Tenpenny for the Ohio Chapter for the Citizens for Free Speech, beginning at approximately 48 minutes.
Members of the public who want to head off a future in which proof of vaccination is required to engage in life in any meaningful way outside of their homes should let businesses know, as strongly as possible, two things: 1.) that, whenever possible, they won’t patronize businesses that are cooperating with the government mask dictates; and 2.) that, if out of necessity they must use a business which “officially” requires masks, they will choose a “lax enforcer” over a “robust enforcer” whenever possible.
Resources: Website with articles and/or videos discussing scientific findings related to masks
●Children’s Health Defense
●The HighWire with Del Bigtree
●Informed Consent Action Network
●Vaxxter
●Technocracy News and Trends
●The website of author/journalist Jeremy R. Hammond
●The website of author/journalist Bretigne Shaffer