Lockdown Breakout
Lockdowns were put in place, we were told, to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Are they still necessary? We discuss in today’s episode.
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…Continue ReadingThe Medicine Credibility Gap
There’s a discrepancy between the medicines being pushed on us and what’s actually best for us. We discuss in this week’s episode.
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…Continue ReadingIt’s a War Game
There has been much debate over the origins of the coronavirus. But its lethality and goals have become clear. We discuss in this week’s episode.
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…Continue ReadingPatriots 1, Globalists 0
The WHO and mainstream news outlets have been forced to admit many of the facts regarding the coronavirus (such as origin, reinfection and treatment) that independent news sources have been reporting for weeks are true. We discuss the significance of …
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U.S. Economy Adds 130,000 Jobs in August, Less Than Expected
The U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in August, less than economists expected. The unemployment rate remain unchanged at 3.7%. Among the sectors were job creation increased was federal government, health care and financial services.
The increase in government jobs …
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Amazon Wildfires, Burning for 3 Weeks, Show No Signs of Slowing Down
Wildfires plaguing the Amazon rain forest in Brazil have shown no signs of subsiding. Fires this year have been more numerous than any year since 2013 and there has been an 85% increase over last year’s number alone. They have …
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College Tuition is Skyrocketing But So Are College Housing Costs
One of the fastest growing costs of college education is not just tuition but student housing. Average cost of tuition at public colleges tripled between 1990 and 2018 to $10,270. As a result, average student debt has increased from about …
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Authorities and Protestors Clash at Hong Kong Airport
Demonstrations in Hong Kong turned violent today as clashes erupted at Hong Kong’s international airport. Protestors had shut down one the world’s busiest airports for the second straight day, blocking departure lines and causing the cancellation of more than …
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Epstein Found Dead in Jail Cell, Suicide Cited as Cause
Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire hedge fund manager, who has been accused of sexually assaulting underage girls, has been found dead in his jail cell of an apparent suicide.
He had been held in custody in New York City since …
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Trump Visits Dayton, El Paso in Wake of Mass Shootings
President Trump visited Dayton, Ohio, this morning, the sight of one of two mass shootings over the weekend that have led to calls for action on gun control. The President is scheduled to fly to, El Paso, Texas, later today.…
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With Eye on Environment, Holiday Inn to Eliminate Tiny Toiletry Bottles
InterContinental Group, the parent of company of Holiday Inn Hotels, has announced it will eliminate travel-size toiletries from its guest rooms over the next two years in an effort to cut down on plastic waste. Travelers staying at the company’s …
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Boris Johnson to Become Next UK Prime Minister
The United Kingdom has a new prime minister as Boris Johnson became the leader of the country’s governing Conservative Party. He defeated Conservative rival Jeremy Hunt by winning two-thirds of roughly 160,000 party votes across the country today.
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CEO of Popular E-Cig Maker Apologizes to Parents
The CEO of popular electronic cigarette maker, Juul Labs, apologized last week to parents whose young children use the company’s popular brand of electric cigarettes, or e-cigarettes.
“I’m sorry that their child is using the product. It’s not intended for …
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