COVID-19
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Top Diplomat Demands Access To Secret Workshops
America’s top diplomat, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, has had enough of communist foot dragging. He demands that global health teams be allowed to access and inspect the Wuhan Institute of Virology to determine conclusively whether or not the designer genes of the killer coronavirus were cultured there. State Department top diplomat takes off the…
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China Tries To Put Blame ‘Anywhere But Beijing’
A group of “current and former intelligence officials” told Fox news that the new focus is on controlling the “disease narrative inside the U.S.” to cast the blame “anywhere but Beijing.” With COVID-19 making the rounds, Beijing has the propaganda teams working overtime, and they’re also ramping up their espionage efforts to dig up material…
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A Scary New Symptom: ‘More Than A Lung Disease’
According to a neurosurgeon with Mount Sinai Hospital, the first coronavirus symptom for many is a stroke. Those who believe that the virus isn’t a big deal to them, because they’re young and healthy, are in for a shock. Those in their demographic are suddenly dropping dead in unusually high numbers. It led to the…
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Senate Group Demands Hospital Attack Protection
Arkansas Republican Tom Cotton teamed up with Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, and three other senators to urge our intelligence networks to “take all necessary measures” to protect hospitals from attack by cybercriminals, especially through the coronavirus emergency. We can’t afford a hospital attack now The bipartisan group sent a letter to both the National…
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Voucher Plan ‘A Win’ For Farmers And Food Banks
A three-way partnership between farmers, food banks and the Agriculture Department is “a win for food banks and a win for farmers.” Instead of reinventing the wheel, they’re streamlining an existing voucher program that lets farmers and food banks “work directly with one another.” That means milk, meat and produce can move straight from farmers…
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Shortage Doesn’t Mean We’re Running Out Of Food
A shortage of fresh meat may be unavoidable now that a cluster of employee Covid-19 cases prompted Smithfield Foods to announce an “indefinite” shutdown of its Sioux Falls, South Dakota, plant. It does not mean that we’re running out of food. Experts say any scarcity will be “temporary” and there is plenty of meat in…
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Video: Lies Push Loco Engineer To ‘Snap’ Off His Rails
Sometimes, Eduardo Moreno told his arresting officer, “you just get a little snap.” The 44 year old train engineer working at the Port of Los Angeles went loco on Tuesday over the hospital ship USNS Mercy which was conveniently parked directly in front of the end of his train track. He’s facing federal charges for…