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October 2, 2023
Jake Welch
Health
News
Science

And This Year’s Nobel Prize Goes To… The mRNA Vaccine Creators!?

The scientists who developed the mRNA technology used in the Pfizer, BioNTech, and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines were awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in Sweden on Monday morning.

The Nobel Prize committee gave the prestigious award to University of Pennsylvania scientists Drew Weissman and Katalin Kariko as a result of their contribution to “the unprecedented rate of vaccine development during one of the greatest threats to human health in modern times.”

The committee further praised the scientist’s “groundbreaking findings” that “fundamentally changed our understanding of how mRNA interacts with our immune system.”

MRNA and other COVID vaccines have been administered over 13 billion times across the world since the coronavirus pandemic and were widely acknowledged as “experimental” throughout the scientific community.

There have been countless registered adverse effects linked to the vaccines, including menstrual disturbances, Tinnitus, severe neurological complications, Bell’s palsy, strokes, and even “reprogramming” children’s immune systems.

The pair will share the 11 million Swedish Krona (1,000,000) prize money between them. The scientists were also awarded a $2.2 million Breakthrough Prize in 2021 for their research.

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The scientists who developed the mRNA technology used in the Pfizer, BioNTech, and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines were awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in Sweden on Monday morning. show more
October 2, 2023
Jake Welch
Health
News
UK

UK Health Service Will Give A Year of Paid Leave for ‘Male Menopause’.

A National Health Service (NHS) Trust in the UK is allowing employees to take up to one year of paid leave to deal with the problems and embarrassment of “male menopause.”

East Midlands Ambulance Service Managers suggest that portable fans and heaters should be available to those dealing with male menopause, as well as advising them to return to work slowly and seek advice for the problem. The symptoms include, among other things, anxiety, depression, low libido, and hot flushes, according to NHS guidance.

The deputy director of human resources at the Trust stated, “We provide occupational sick pay for up to 12 months based on service length. That will support absences which may result from symptoms of the andropause or where time off for medical appointments is required.”

“As well as having menopause guidance we also support anyone within the organisation who is affected directly or indirectly by the andropause [male menopause],” she added.

Meanwhile, the British General Medical Council recently updated its internal policies to suggest that menopause does not only impact women, instead using the non-female-specific term “individuals experiencing the menopause.”

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A National Health Service (NHS) Trust in the UK is allowing employees to take up to one year of paid leave to deal with the problems and embarrassment of "male menopause." show more
October 2, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics
World

Pentagon Begs Congress for MORE Ukraine Cash as Biden Warns of ‘Urgency’. 

Joe Biden and his Pentagon are both warning and begging the U.S. Congress over the stream of arms and financial support for the Ukrainian war machine, with the President insisting that U.S. aid “cannot under any circumstance” be interrupted. The Pentagon has admitted that the U.S. has “completely run out of long-term funding for Kyiv through the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which provides money to contract for future weapons.”

“We have already been forced to slow down the replenishment of our own forces to hedge against an uncertain funding future,” said Pentagon Comptroller Michael McCord. “Failure to replenish our military services on a timely basis could harm our military’s readiness.”

“The vast majority of both parties – Democrats and Republicans, Senate and House – support helping Ukraine and the brutal aggression that is being thrust upon them by Russia,” Biden himself insisted this weekend. “We have time, not much time, and there’s an overwhelming sense of urgency.”

Further aid for Ukraine may struggle to pass the House of Representatives, where America First conservatives appear unwilling to agree to send further assistance to the Eastern European country as part of any deal Speaker Kevin McCarthy may broker with House Democrats, especially while the southern border remains unprotected.

It has been revealed that U.S. aid for Ukraine is being used not only for humanitarian and military purposes, but to prop up the Ukrainian economy more generally, with Americans funding the salaries of almost 60,000 public officials, subsidizing Ukrainian businesses, and purchasing seed and fertilizer for Ukrainian commerical farmers.

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Joe Biden and his Pentagon are both warning and begging the U.S. Congress over the stream of arms and financial support for the Ukrainian war machine, with the President insisting that U.S. aid "cannot under any circumstance" be interrupted. The Pentagon has admitted that the U.S. has "completely run out of long-term funding for Kyiv through the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which provides money to contract for future weapons." show more
hunter biden sex trafficking
October 2, 2023
Jake Welch
News

Feds Considered Sex Trafficking Charge for Hunter Biden.

Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors considered the possibility of charging Hunter Biden for crimes involving sex trafficking, according to emails from an IRS whistleblower made available to the public by the House Ways and Means Committee.

The DOJ‘s Tax Division prosecutor, Jack Morgan, highlighted nine instances of communication between President Joe Biden’s son and various prostitutes in an email to U.S. attorney Lesley Wolf in 2020, in which Hunter seemingly coordinated their travel across state lines.

The email points to two “likely” escorts who traveled across the country, one flying from Los Angeles to Boston and another from New York to Boston. A third woman is reported by Morgan as a self-described “hooker,” with indication that she flew from New Jersey to New York.

Morgan attached the email to multiple other anonymous individuals under the subject “Mann Act” – federal legislation that has forbidden the transportation of “any woman or girl for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery, or for any other immoral purpose” in the United States since 1910.

The correspondence was given to the House Committee by whistleblower Joseph Ziegler, who previously mentioned that a number of women allegedly crossed state lines as prostitutes for Hunter Biden in a congressional  testimony earlier this year.

Ziegler stated regarding the potential charges, “I don’t know what they ended up doing with them. I know there was an effort at some point to compile them, but I don’t know what ultimately happened with them.”

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Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors considered the possibility of charging Hunter Biden for crimes involving sex trafficking, according to emails from an IRS whistleblower made available to the public by the House Ways and Means Committee. show more
trump in court
October 2, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics

WATCH: Trump Blasts Judge, AG in New York Court.

Former President Donald J. Trump appeared in court in Manhattan on Monday to personally fight back against the civil suit being brought against him by Democrat Attorney General Letita James.

“I’m going to Court tomorrow morning to fight for my name and reputation against a corrupt and racist Attorney General, Letitia James, who campaigned on ‘getting Trump,’ and a Trump Hating Judge who is unfair, unhinged, and vicious in his PURSUIT of me,” the former president wrote the night before his appearance.

“THIS WHOLE CASE IS A SHAM!!! See you in Court – Monday morning,” he added.

His words were just as strong when he appeared, with James, his judge, and Joe Biden’s Department of Justice all coming under fire:

Trump also took aim at Judge Arthur Engoron, who has already ruled Trump overvalued his business empire, singling out his highly dubious valuation of the Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida in statements provided at court and the previous night.

“Judge Engoron’s Valuation of Mar-a-Lago, the most spectacular property in Palm Beach, Florida, IS FRAUDULENT!” he wrote.

“He should resign from the ‘Bench’ and be sanctioned by the Courts for his abuse of power, and his intentional and criminal interference with the Presidential Election of 2024, of which I am leading all candidates, both Republican & Democrat, by significant margins.”

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Former President Donald J. Trump appeared in court in Manhattan on Monday to personally fight back against the civil suit being brought against him by Democrat Attorney General Letita James. show more
October 2, 2023
Jake Welch
News
Politics

Maryland Abortion Activist Named New CA Senator After Feinstein Death.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has named pro-abortion activist and Maryland resident Laphonza Butler as the Golden State’s Senator-Designate to replace the late Dianne Feinstein. Butler is a black lesbian with little political experience. She will be sworn into office on Wednesday by Vice President Kamala Harris. Newsom had previousy pledged to appoint a black woman to the position.

“Laphonza has spent her entire career fighting for women and girls and has been a fierce advocate for working people,” explained Newsom in a statement on X (formerly Twitter).

Butler, 44, has hitherto served as president of EMILY’s List, a political action committee (PAC) aimed at electing pro-abortion campaigners. EMILY’s List has “bundled over $45 million” for far-left candidates or PACs, and received $1 million from George Soros during the first three months of 2020.

Butler is originally from Mississippi. She moved to Maryland, Wisconsin, and California. She had stints as an executive at Airbnb, as an advisor to Uber, and as a senior adviser to Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign.

“I am honored to accept Gov. Newsom’s nomination to be a U.S. Senator for a state I have long called home. I am humbled by the Governor’s trust. Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s leadership and legacy are immeasurable,” said Butler after the decision was announced.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom has named pro-abortion activist and Maryland resident Laphonza Butler as the Golden State's Senator-Designate to replace the late Dianne Feinstein. Butler is a black lesbian with little political experience. She will be sworn into office on Wednesday by Vice President Kamala Harris. Newsom had previousy pledged to appoint a black woman to the position. show more
October 2, 2023
Jake Welch
News
UK

Near 50% of Black Britons Want to Leave UK.

Almost half of black Britons under 25 – 39 percent – claim they are planning to migrate out of the country, alleging concerns over racism, according to a recently published study from the University of Cambridge’s Black British Voices Project.

Only 45 percent of the roughly 10,000 people surveyed said they consider Britain to be their “permanent home,” with another 16 percent answering that they are either unsure or would prefer not to say.

Less than half of the respondents – 49 percent – said that they are “at least somewhat proud to be British,” with 45 percent stating that they feel “little to no pride in Britishness.”

The study, which has been presented at a House of Commons event, also identified “high levels of distrust and discrimination” among black Britons regarding health, education, and criminal justice.

A whopping 95 percent said the country’s educational curriculum neglects black lives, 87 percent expect to receive “substandard levels of healthcare” due to their race, 79 percent believe stop and search police tactics – all but abandoned over fears of racism to the detriment of many black people – are still unfairly impacting them.

The publicly funded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) recently began indoctrinating UK children with false information about black people being present throughout British history.

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Almost half of black Britons under 25 – 39 percent – claim they are planning to migrate out of the country, alleging concerns over racism, according to a recently published study from the University of Cambridge's Black British Voices Project. show more
October 2, 2023
Jake Welch
Education
News

Thousands of Schools Drop to Four-Day Week.

More than 2,000 schools in 900 districts across the United States have implemented a four-day week, citing the lack of staff as the predominant factor driving the trend.

The number of impacted schools rose by around 500 over the last four years alone and nearly 2,000 since 1999, when there were just over one hundred schools with reduced contact hours. The trend initially began in rural parts of the country yet has spread into much larger school districts, often with tens of thousands of pupils.

A number of schools have waxed lyrical about the success of switching to four days, with teaching applications increasing “fourfold” since the schedule started.

However, Paul Thompson, associate professor of economics at Oregon State University, has highlighted the potential ramifications of the reduced schedule, such as major declines in student attainment and displaying “risky behaviors” when away from school.

Thompson states: “We’ve done some work here in Oregon and found juvenile crime increased in areas where there was higher prevalence of four-day school weeks, another study that looked at this in Colorado found a very similar effect.”

Pupils are “smoking tobacco, more often doing other sorts of drugs more often when there’s higher four-day-week prevalence,” he adds.

Professor of Sociology and Education at Columbia University Aaron Pallas shares similar concerns, arguing, “I think that the biggest concern I have about compressing a school week into four days, is the attention spans of younger children.”

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More than 2,000 schools in 900 districts across the United States have implemented a four-day week, citing the lack of staff as the predominant factor driving the trend. show more
October 1, 2023
William Upton
News
Politics

Ex-SecDef Esper Worries Trump Will Retaliate Against Deep State If Elected.

Mark Esper, the former Secretary of Defense, is publicly fretting that Donald Trump will retaliate against those in the deep state that sought to undermine his first term as President of the United States, telling the media that he thinks those worried about retaliation have a “legitimate fear”.

Esper recalled an alleged incident where Trump “…wanted to call back to active duty Adm. McRaven and Gen. McChrystal, to court-martial them, for some things that they allegedly said in in the public domain, and Milley and I had to talk the president out of doing that, for any number of reasons.”

The comments from the former Secretary of Defense come after Trump criticized retiring General Mark Milley last week for communicating with his Chinese counterparts “…to give them a heads up on the thinking of the President of the United States.” Trump compared the betrayal by Milley to a “treasonous act.”

Media freak outs over President Trump’s criticism of the deep state are nothing new. A senior U.S. defense official communicating with a foreign military regarding the President’s thinking on diplomatic and military matters without authorization, on-the-other-hand, is a serious breach of protocol. Similarly, the corporate media has tried to stoke fear regarding plans to staff the government with political appointees who would implement the President’s agenda – something every presidential administration does.

In both instances, the corporate media is siding with anti-democratic elements in government who act against the will of the American people and the duly elected President.

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Mark Esper, the former Secretary of Defense, is publicly fretting that Donald Trump will retaliate against those in the deep state that sought to undermine his first term as President of the United States, telling the media that he thinks those worried about retaliation have a "legitimate fear". show more
October 1, 2023
Jake Welch
NatSec
News
UK

British Intelligence Agencies Ban White Hires.

Several of the British government’s intelligence organizations – MI5, MI6, and Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) – have banned white people from applying to prized internships, preferring to receive applications from ethnic minorities who grew up poor instead.

The MI5 website states that to be eligible for either a 10- or 11-week scholarship at one of the organizations, “you’ll need to be in your penultimate or final year of university, from a Black, Asian or ethnic minority background, and from a socially or economically disadvantaged background.”

The organizations also claim that without diversity and inclusion they cannot undertake their main function which is to maintain the safety of those living in the country, explaining: “To protect the UK, we need a truly diverse workforce that reflects the society we serve.”

Vacancies in the UK can lawfully exclude white people by claiming to promote “positive action.” The Equality Act (2010) permits the exclusion of white Britons if it addresses some form of “under-representation or disadvantage.”

This is not the first example of white people being banned from internships, as Sadiq Khan’s Transport for London (TFL) only accepts non-white applications for the annual Stuart Ross Communications Internship.

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Several of the British government's intelligence organizations – MI5, MI6, and Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) – have banned white people from applying to prized internships, preferring to receive applications from ethnic minorities who grew up poor instead. show more