Dr. Richard Bartlett, a practicing physician of nearly 30 years, went on the America Can We Talk? program with Debbie Georgatos to discuss a treatment he has been using on Covid19 patients with, what he says, is a 100% success …
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The Australian government suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong today as the fallout over China’s new security law continues. Under the recently-passed law, China will have the authority to punish acts of secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign …
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Researchers in the UK have discovered that a small number of recovering Covid19 patients develop “mild to potentially fatal brain disorders.” The complications range from “brain inflammation and delirium to nerve damage and stroke” they say.
One woman, …
Continue ReadingCovid19 positive cases are spiking all over the country. But not only are deaths not rising, they actually seem to be falling. In fact, deaths are at their lowest levels since the beginning of the outbreak. On July 3, for …
Continue ReadingPol Pot was a Marxist. He headed the Communist Party in Cambodia from 1963 to 1981. During that time he turned Cambodia into a one-party dictatorship. His goal was to turn Cambodia into an agrarian socialist society.
Between 1975 and …
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Iran and China have inked a strategic partnership that will last 25 years and will encompass high-level economic and military cooperation. The deal was signed last year but details of the deal were kept secret until recently. Those details …
Continue ReadingThe Trump administration submitted a notice of withdrawal from the World Health Organization to the U.N. Secretary General yesterday. The move comes after heavy criticism from President Trump of the body for what he calls a pro-China bias.
The WHO …
Continue ReadingCNN’s Don Lemon debated Black Lives Matter on his show Monday night with Actor Terry Crews. During the exchange Lemon wondered why Crews kept mentioning black-on-black violence in America.
Crews had pointed out that there were more than two dozen …
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Fox News’ Laura Ingraham last night that the U.S. was considering banning TikTok, one of the most popular smart phone social media apps in the world.
“We’re certainly looking at it,” Pompeo said, …
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Surely one of the more bizarre story lines to emerge from the Jeffrey Epstein saga is the fact that David Barr, current Attorney General Bill Barr’s father, may have written a book in the 1970’s that foretold of a one-world …
Continue ReadingA group of South Africans demonstrated last week against a Covid19 vaccine trial set to get underway in that country. The trial is being overseen by the GAVI Alliance, an international health organization that funds vaccination programs. It focuses mainly …
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Former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao acknowledged that Ghislaine Maxwell’s trafficking in underage girl for sex was common knowledge among a certain sub-sect of the country’s elites.
Pao made the statement in a tweet yesterday where she recounted being at …
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German officials have announced an investigation into a massive online child abuse network that has up to 30,000 suspects connected to it.
The investigation began last year when a 43-year-old man was arrested near Cologne for allegedly raping his …
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John Bolton, who over the last couple of weeks said he had personal knowledge that President Trump was personally briefed on Bountygate (the accusation that Russian Intelligence was paying Talbian fighters rewards for American or coalition soldiers killed, and that …
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The head of France’s cybersecurity agency ANSSI said there will be no ban on using 5G equipment built by Huawei, China’s telecomm giant, but that the French government was encouraging firms not to use them.
“What I can say …
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An explosion ripped through a power plant in the Iranian city of Ahvaz yesterday. It was the third such mysterious blast inside of Iran within a week, and the fourth one that occurred recently.
Over a week ago, a …
Continue ReadingA disease prevention chairman at Stanford University, Dr. John Ioannidis, slammed lockdown policies aimed at curtailing the Covid19 outbreak.
“Major consequences on the economy, society, and mental health have already occurred,” Ioannidis said.
“I hope they are reversible, and …
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