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The Trump Administration has cancelled the $766 million contract with Moderna to develop an mRNA “vaccine” for an influenza plandemic. This cancellation will include ceasing research on a bird flu “vaccine” as well.
When you spend 30 trillion dollars that you do not have, it is easy to create an illusion of prosperity. In 1995, the nation was obsessed with the O.J. Simpson trial, “Toy Story” was the biggest movie of the year, the Sony PlayStation made its debut in the United States, and Bill Clinton was in the White House. At that time, the U.S. national debt was right on the verge of crossing the 5 trillion dollar mark.
The Trump Administration has cancelled the $766 million contract with Moderna to develop an mRNA “vaccine” for an influenza plandemic. This cancellation will include ceasing research on a bird flu “vaccine” as well.
When you spend 30 trillion dollars that you do not have, it is easy to create an illusion of prosperity. In 1995, the nation was obsessed with the O.J. Simpson trial, “Toy Story” was the biggest movie of the year, the Sony PlayStation made its debut in the United States, and Bill Clinton was in the White House. At that time, the U.S. national debt was right on the verge of crossing the 5 trillion dollar mark.
The mainstream media has been fear-mongering about measles, with a push for everyone to get vaccinated with the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) shot. Now, they are reporting that the disease is showing up in wastewater, much like COVID-19.
Former State Department spokesman under ruler Joe Biden, Matthew Miller, says the United States could have done more to prevent deaths in Gaza. Miller added that Israel is guilty of war crimes “without a doubt.”
Two separate incidents of train sabotage took place in Russia, one on Saturday evening and another on Sunday morning. Russia has accused Ukraine of the terrorist attacks after a train was sabotaged in the Bryansk and Kursk regions, both of which belong to Moscow.
For the third time since the Russia-Ukraine war started, a large explosion has damaged the bridge connecting Russia’s mainland to Crimea.
Health officials confirmed measles exposure in airports and on flights, urging unvaccinated travelers to postpone trips due to contagious risks.
The United States is changing its stance on the takeover of Greenland. Instead of insisting it be forced to join the U.S., the empire now seeks to uncouple it from Denmark, the country that currently claims jurisdiction over the Arctic island.
Has the bird flu lost its ability to panic the masses? Because doctors are now fear-mongering about a new COVID variant from China that’s supposedly more transmissible.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is warning of the prevalence of artificial intelligence and human beings’ willingness to allow it to take over. Amodei says that if things continue on the current trajectory, AI will eliminate half of white collar jobs.
Did you know that we just witnessed the largest decline in U.S. imports in the entire history of our nation last month? Unfortunately, things didn’t get any better this month. In fact, during the final week of May, imports at major ports on the West Coast are down by almost a third compared to last year.
The largest egg producer in the Southwest has been shut down because of the bird flu. The virus allegedly wiped out nearly all of Hickman’s Family Farms’ chickens in Arizona.
Ukraine’s ruling class has ordered military officers to capture twelve men each day and force them into conscription. Kiev has been struggling with widespread draft evasion amid a mobilization campaign that isn’t working. Ukrainians just don’t want to be cannon fodder.
The medical establishment suppresses original thinking and initiative, with dissent being officially stifled, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes.
Israel has admitted to the killing of the new chief of the terrorist group Hamas. Will this put the ceasefire agreement at risk as tensions escalate?
How are businesses supposed to plan for the future if they have no idea what the rules of the game are going to be? Businesses thrive in a predictable environment, but we have entered a period of time of extreme uncertainty. One day we are facing high tariffs, the next day one court strikes them all down, and then the next day another court temporarily reverses that decision.
Eighty-eight percent of Americans (both Republicans and Democrats) believe pharmaceutical companies should face financial consequences if their vaccines cause harm, reflecting frustration with legal immunity protections like the 1986 Vaccine Injury Act.
The Pentagon has failed all audits since 2018, lacking basic accountability for $1 trillion in annual spending.
Israel and the terrorist group Hamas have agreed to ceasefire terms that will hopefully see the end of the fighting in Gaza. The sixty-day truce brokered by the United States is one big step in the right direction.
The Centers for Disease Control and Preventions identifies fewer than 20 cases of variant NB.1.8.1 in the U.S., recently dominant in China.