[America Out Loud News] The World Health Organization (WHO) is conspiring with predatory capitalists, predatory progressives, and communists to dominate the world. This theme gets robustly hammered home by Dr. Peter Breggin on the Peter and Ginger Breggin episode of America Out Loud PULSE.
Tedros, the Director-General of the WHO, is beholden to two camps—what we call the Western and the Eastern Global Empires. The Western globalists include nearly all the presidents, premiers, and assorted rulers of the Western nations as well as the European Union (EU); billionaires like Bill Gates and organizers of the wealthy like Klaus Schwab; the global bankers and the CEOs of the global industries, including big tech companies; our Department of Defense and the Deep State; and nearly all the influencers and leaders of our Western institutions from education to the media.
The Eastern Global Empire is easier to describe. The Eastern globalists are dominated by the Chinese Communist Party, which is building deep political and economic ties with other nations, not only in their region but even inside the West and the United States. The Communists are closely involved with and dominate the United Nations and the WHO. At the same time, Bill Gates and other Western predators try to get a stronger foothold into these socialist/communist organizations.
The above is my background briefing for an hour-long interview with James Roguski, which becomes more robust as it proceeds. It takes place on our radio show on America Out Loud-Pulse, and it is also heard on our Substack and many other platforms.
James Roguski has been studying the WHO’s attempts to use treaty-like agreements and amendments to its International Health Regulations (IHR) to exploit and impose control over the nations of the world. His website is a tremendous source of information.
Today, he and I have a major but invigorating disagreement about what to emphasize or focus on regarding the WHO’s attempt to rule the world. Roguski’s emphasis is on the "capitalist predators," and he provides important information on how the new WHO scam aims to work with the global banks and our Department of Defense to organize the world markets around the next "pandemic" or other worldwide threat. The scam will drain money from the people of the West into the global military-industrial and pharmaceutical complex under the guise of getting more vaccines to the poor around the world.
This is globalism at its most ferocious, and the global banks were actually organized from the start to act on these vile, self-serving principles. The international banks believe they are taking from the rich to give to the people of poor nations. In reality, they are draining money from the taxpayers of the West and laundering it so that it goes to the global predators. In this manner, the global predators continue their ongoing rape of 99.99% of America’s citizens through higher taxes and inflation while enslaving the poor nations with bank loans they cannot pay off, turning them into perpetual debtors. Along the way, the criminal leaders of many of these countries also grow wealthier and more powerful.
Roguski focuses on the machinations of the "predator capitalists," while I view it as neither capitalist nor communist, neither for the individual nor for the collective—but for global predators. Some masquerade as "good" Communists and some as "good" Capitalists, but in reality, they have no allegiance to anything other than their own ambitions to grow wealthier and more powerful, with the ultimate glory of dominating humanity with their often-mentioned new world governance.
For example, in contrast to Western pseudo-capitalist predators like Bill Gates, the head of WHO, Tedros, is not a "capitalist predator." He is a thoroughgoing lifetime Communist thug put into power by Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping, in turn, is the leader of the world’s largest organization of thugs, called the Chinese Communist Party. Tedros does nothing without Xi Jinping’s approval. As an aside, the other largest organization of global thugs is probably the global banking system.
The current assault on humanity requires that the globalists, on their way to world domination, destroy the constitutional democracies, especially America, as the most powerful. The America First anti-globalist movement is the biggest threat to their power.
The global predators are using the WHO to weaken the people of the West while draining their wealth even more into the coffers of the ongoing global empire and will use it to further enslave the poor nations. This is neither a Communist nor a Capitalist strategy—it is the shared strategy of all tyrants and global predators—take as much as possible for yourself while dominating everyone else.
[Kunstler] What’s most amazing about the fiasco that was the French Revolution is that it happened at exactly the same time that the United States successfully organized themselves into an orderly and effective government following the American Revolution. George Washington was elected and sworn-in by April of 1789, with the backing of an exemplary constitution assembled by the best minds in the land. The Bastille fell in July that same year. France then fell into a years’ long orgy of beheading and chaos that went nowhere until 1799 when an artillery officer named Bonaparte put an end to it by sheer force of personality.
Of course, France had assisted America in concluding our revolt against King George — surely you remember the Marquis de Lafayette from your high school history class (or has he been replaced by George Floyd?). There were plenty of Frenchmen still on the American scene during the years following the British surrender at Yorktown in the fall of 1781. Some of them must have kept tabs on the Constitutional Convention, May to September, 1787, out of which came our blueprint for managing national affairs, and not a few of these Frenchmen were active in their own revolution which kicked off two years later.
By the way, Thomas Jefferson was in Paris from 1784 until autumn of 1789, months after the Bastille fell. He succeeded Ben Franklin as minister there to negotiate trade agreements (Ben went to London as ambassador). John Adams was also on-the-scene in Paris as our ambassador there when Jefferson arrived. These Americans met daily and chatted endlessly with France’s political players. The American Articles of Confederation were in effect then, to be replaced by the improved US Constitution in 1787. The people of France, including the various elites involved in public life, royal, haut bourgeoise, lawyers and generals, might have taken a lesson from the American experience of how to successfully come out of a political tribulation. Alas, they simply could not get their shit together.
… By the summer of 1794 (in their renamed month of Thermidor), everybody else finally had enough of the Jacobin nightmare. On July 27, Robespierre was at the rostrum once again denouncing his enemies and crying for blood when the out-group members present started throwing food at him and shouting him down. That was the magic moment when everything flipped — the shock of recognition that the Jacobins had lost power. Just like that! The chamber fell into a melee, a lot of shoving and shouting. . . Robespierre and his cronies were chased across town to the city hall (Hôtel de Ville) and barricaded themselves inside. The mob broke through and arrested them. Somewhere in the confusion a policeman shot Robespierre in the face, shattering his jaw (no more speeches for you!). . . and the very next day, Robespierre, Saint-Just, and twenty of their associates had their appointment with “the national razor.”
This event became known as the Thermidorian Reaction. The insane Jacobin program of terror and social derangement was swiftly abolished. Nothing like it was seen again until the Bolsheviks, the Maoists and the Khmer Rouge came along in the 20th century, and now, in our time, The Party of Chaos as led by “Joe Biden” (or whoever and whatever is behind him), with their open border, their lust for another world war, their drive for censorship, their sadistic lawfare, their race and sex hustles, their compulsive lying, and their sick destruction of every norm and boundary in daily life.
America is headed for its own Thermidorian Reaction. It’ll end up being called something else, of course, because it is a different time, place, and set of circumstances. But it feels close, doesn’t it? Everybody I know or correspond with mentions this feeling that something is going to blow in our country, and pretty soon. The air is alive with it, just as the air is alive with portents of spring. Are you waiting for it?
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There was a major difference between the American War of Independence and the French Revolution. The Americans sought the state of benign neglect that the crown had practiced before the Seven Years War/French and Indian War. They made a point of Natural Rights of Englishmen which was something established in the Anglo law and culture of the times.
Even though the colonies had provided funding pretty much based upon their limited economies and had provided military service, the crown has seeking more taxes to pay for the last war. We know where that ultimately lead to.
The crisis in France, strangely enough, also was exasperated by the French financing the efforts of the American colonists in their independence and their war with England.
While the Americans sought a return to the social order they had enjoyed prior to the active intervention of London, the French revolutionaries were seeking to displace/replace the existing order.
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] Eighth of Brits in their 20s unable to work due to mental health, report suggests.
Everyday problems of 'being young' are now being branded mental health issues, experts said today.
It comes after a report revealed 20-somethings are now more likely to be off work sick than adults in their 40s amid soaring rates of depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.
Authors say the 'worrying' trend is harming the economy, with the equivalent of 5 per cent of young adults now signed off ill.
But one critic argued society is to blame for creating the 'mental health crisis', with doctors handing out diagnoses like 'candy'.
Professor Frank Furedi, a sociologist at the University of Kent, said: 'What used to be known as existential problems of being young – relationship breakdowns, failing, not being part of something – the normal difficulties of making your own way in life have been compartmentalised into mental health issues.
[PJ - Wretchard] It's been two years since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, and the big news is that there has been no battlefield decision, something few would have predicted in 2022. It's hard to say who is even winning. Putin wants victory more than Biden, a fact reflected by Russia's huge war production of arty ammo and manpower mobilization, but the Kremlin is paying for it by starving its economy and military of innovation investment.
The Ukrainian soldiers are getting fewer, and Russia's military equipment is getting older by the day. Both things are occurring simultaneously. Each is weakening and gaining strength in his own way. On some time spans, it means disadvantage Kyiv. On other time scales, it spells game over Moscow as a world capital. The analyst must reckon which effect is dominant.
One of the challenges in understanding the situation is drawing the right map. The terrain map measures how much land Russia has acquired in exchange for its loss and suggests how much more it must spend in men and treasure to win completely—or in Kyiv's case, regain completely. For the moment, it seems unlikely Russia has the power to seize all of Ukraine to its Western borders, just as it is hard to imagine Ukraine retaking all its Eastern losses. Absent a collapse on either side, the division line may settle in between.
But you can draw another map that depicts the gains Kyiv and Moscow have made in the world in terms of supporters. The war is being fought on a geopolitical scale, too. Winning and losing are measured in terms of the world's balance of power. Here, the picture is more definite. The global, rule-based world has been shattered. People have described our current state as "the era of competition." But those are weasel words. It is more direct to say that we're in the middle of Cold War 2.
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Russia will do this until they run out of money or win.
We're already out of money.
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[Red State] The most ominous message last night was that Trump got beaten like a rented mule in metropolitan and suburban areas.
About 80 percent of the US population lives in metropolitan or suburban areas. Trump lost those areas in South Carolina in a big way. That calls into question Trump's ability to appeal to those voters in sufficient numbers to carry swing states.
There is no sign that the GOP is starting to coalesce around Trump's candidacy because there is no sign that the Trump campaign wants that support.
The key element missing from Trump's campaign is any hint that it recognizes that he needs the support of voters who are not Trump loyalists to win. Indeed, Trump's campaign seems more fixated on maligning Haley and even DeSantis, who is no longer in the race, and their supporters than building bridges. The operating principle seems to be that they think no matter the lies, abuse, and invective directed at them, everyone will come home to Trump in November because of Biden. I think this underestimates the degree to which many Republicans and conservatives actively dislike Trump and how many will vote for Joe Biden on not voting the top line on the ballot rather than supporting Trump. Several other interesting points made; RTWT.
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So Strieff is a never-Trumper mourning Haley's loss.
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Yes, Trump lost Columbia and Charlotte. Not odd. He also lost around Parris Island. Gov employees?
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USE citydata.com?
Look up the demographics.
Then re-eval.
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It was a scary landslide victory over the former governor of the state. I am concerned.
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FUD
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The democrats in those cities voted in the primary. No doubt he lost there. But he did have more votes that any other candidate in history. So he will get the delegates...
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[American Thinker] When Donald J. Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States, two individuals, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, were subject to massive electoral humiliation. While Hillary still hasn’t recovered, the haughtiest of the two, Barack Obama, is the one who took the election rejection the hardest.
In true narcissistic fashion, the repudiation Obama received for eight years of devastating policies, has made the former community organizer a bigger threat to the U.S. now than during his eight years in office. Vendettas, vindication, and visceral hate for the nation he failed to fully destroy have made plain his fingerprints all over Joe Biden’s presidency.
Diligently scheming during the four years Trump was in office, coupled with four years strategically steering Bumbling Biden, Obama is the primary player ushering in the current "fundamental" catastrophe he believes the unfaithful deserve.
Conjecture concerning the peculiarities of the 2020 election aside, it makes zero sense to the rational mind how, after the 2016 spanking both Obama and Clinton received, why in 2020 the American people pivoted 180 degrees back to what they rejected when they elected Donald Trump.
Nevertheless, while Trump is being publicly and relentlessly castigated, if America steps back from the canvas, it’s easy to see the who behind what is presently being inflicted on the nation. Since 2020 every policy rejected by U.S. voters in 2016 has been resurrected and accelerated to inflict the most damage on those who dared reject Obama’s "hope and change" vision for America. If Americans could catch their breath long enough to evaluate the parallels, many would realize that under Biden, Obama’s primary agenda has been revived, environmentally, culturally, racially, economically, politically, and militarily.
Under the auspices of Biden, from day one, every policy Trump reversed has been reinstated. Think about it, "Don’t Ask Don’t Tell" Obama-era LGBTQ policies have gone from gender-neutral bathroom signs to a transgender United States Assistant Secretary for Health, military-funded gender transition care, and growing legislation denying the parental rights of children who’ve been indoctrinated to believe biological sex is a choice.
"A more complex part of the answer is that acknowledging the truth of what China is doing would require our leaders to accept a profound paradigm shift and would force extremely difficult choices that would also dramatically disrupt the lives and livelihoods of elites from Silicon Valley to Wall Street; those who benefit from partnerships with Chinese government–linked companies very often finance the campaigns of our political leaders."
"Some are perhaps truly ignorant of China’s actions and intent, but most are aware of what China is doing and have chosen the path of least resistance, preferring the safe predictability of their ambivalence to the vigorous work of countering those bent on our destruction."
[WAPO via PV Angels] Viagra can be a wonder drug for men with erectile dysfunction, helping them maintain their sex lives as they age. Now new research suggests the little blue pill may also be beneficial to aging brains.
The findings are based on a massive study of nearly 270,000 middle-aged men in Britain. Researchers at University College London used electronic medical records to track the health of the men, who were all 40 or older and had been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction between 2000 and 2017. Each man’s health and prescriptions were tracked for at least a year, although the median follow-up time was 5.1 years.
During the study, 1,119 men in the cohort were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
The researchers noticed a distinctive pattern. The men who were prescribed Viagra or a similar drug had an 18 percent lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, compared with men who weren’t given the medication.
The researchers also found an even larger difference in men who appeared to use Viagra more often. Among the highest users, based on total prescriptions, the risk of being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s was 44 percent lower. (Men with erectile dysfunction are instructed to only take Viagra before sex, and no more than once a day.)
"I’m excited by the findings but more excited because I feel this could lead to further, high-quality studies in a disease area that needs more work," said Ruth Brauer, a lecturer in pharmacoepidemiology at the University College London School of Pharmacy and the principal investigator of the study.
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We rightly laugh, but what I've heard its the increase in Oxygen levels in the blood which made it good for high exertion activity at alpine altitudes.
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In physical cosmology, the age of the universe is the time elapsed since the Big Bang. Astronomers have derived two different measurements of the age of the universe:[1] a measurement based on direct observations of an early state of the universe, which indicate an age of 13.787±0.020 billion years as interpreted with the Lambda-CDM concordance model as of 2021;[2] - wiki
They revealed the identification of the most ancient black hole ever observed, estimated to be 13 billion years old, actively consuming its host galaxy. - the article
So, you telling me that the object is as old as the universe, but it took time to form the galaxy its is consuming let alone form itself. I'm no Einstein, but your numbers don't add up. We won't even get into the trigonometry of the Big Band departure point, the time of our journey to this point to see the light emitting and when that light departed the observed object and how long it took for it to reach it's development and emission point thereof.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
About 80 percent of the US population lives in metropolitan or suburban areas. Trump lost those areas in South Carolina in a big way. That calls into question Trump's ability to appeal to those voters in sufficient numbers to carry swing states.
