“Compared to those who are unvaccinated, the mortality rate is 5X higher if you get vaccinated twice. We cannot continue these mRNA ‘vaccines’…” -Professor Professor Dr. Seiji Kojima UTL COMMENT:- Well done Japan!!!! STAND UP NOW!!!

from ZeroHedge: In recent years, particularly around mid-July (the peak of the Northern Hemisphere summer), there has been a noticeable surge in headlines featuring the “hottest day” ever on record in corporate media outlets – which is of course pushed by climate alarmist journalists citing questionable studies. This timing coincides with hot weather, so naturally, it’s quite […]

by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation: Former President Donald Trump said Thursday during a speech on anti-Semitism that if he loses the election “the Jewish people would really have a lot to do with that.” “With all I have done for Israel, I received only 24 percent of the Jewish vote,” Trump told the Jewish gathering […]

This is a breaking news alert… For the past two weekends, we’ve been on high alert for an escalation in the Middle East. Looks like we just got it. From Ret. Col. Douglas Macgregor — Lebanon has been hit with a massive bomb, perhaps the largest Israel has ever sent: BREAKING: Lebanon hit with massive bomb, one of the largest Israel has ever sent. Developing. Shockwave felt many many miles away..pic.twitter.com/FIDAaURdvj — Douglas Macgregor (@DougAMacgregor) September 21, 2024 See more here: BREAKING Israel has hit Lebanon with a massive bomb, bunker buster or even a tactical nuclear weapon judging by the initial flash. Like I said, stop saying we have to avoid a wider war. War is upon us. So use it or lose it. pic.twitter.com/tixEvkBZrE — Syrian Girl (@Partisangirl) September 21, 2024 Many are saying it looks like a “small nuke” or “tactical nuke”: Evidently Israel just unleashed hell on Lebanon with some kind of giant bomb If someone had told me this was a small nuke, I would have believed it pic.twitter.com/5bFQc4cq5P — Phil Holloway (@PhilHollowayEsq) September 21, 2024 Did Israel just NUKE Lebanon? pic.twitter.com/hyKvkcpNmg — Stew Peters (@realstewpeters) September 21, 2024 Here’s more, from Fox News: The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) on Saturday said it was continuing to extensively attack terrorist targets in southern Lebanon for a second day after detecting that Hezbollah was preparing to fire on Israeli territory. “Dozens of Israeli Air Force aircraft are currently striking terrorist targets and rocket launchers to remove the threat to Israeli civilians,” IDF spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said Saturday in a translation of a press briefing. The strikes have killed at least two top Hezbollah commanders and more than a dozen members of the group. “We are methodically targeting and degrading Hezbollah’s launching capabilities, eliminating commanders and terrorists, as we did throughout the day,” Hagari said. “Overall, today we struck approximately 400 Hezbollah launchers, including thousands of rocket launcher barrels.” Hagari said to Israelis: “Rockets and other threats may be launched toward Israeli territory in the near future. We ask you to strictly follow the Home Front Command’s defensive guidelines. We are in the midst of a time of warfare, so it is important to remain vigilant and alert.” On Friday, he said the IDF killed Ibrahim Aqil, head of Hezbollah’s Operations Unit, along with 15 commanders of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan Unit. Ahmed Wahbi, who oversaw the military operations of Hezbollah’s Radwan special forces unit until early 2024, was also killed in the attack. “They met to plan terror attacks and infiltrations into Israeli territory, but we knew where they were, and preempted them – eliminating them in a precise and powerful operation conducted by the Intelligence Directorate and the Israeli Air Force,” Hagari said. This is a developing story, we’ll continue to bring you updates as we have them. This latest attack comes on the heels of multiple rounds of exploding cell phones and pagers: But here’ what they’re not telling you about that whole story: Here’s The Biggest Thing They’re NOT Telling You About The “Exploding Pagers” Story…

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On abortion, you right-to-lifers might be playing checkers. But Michele Goodwin is playing four-dimensional chess! A guest on Saturday's edition of MSNBC's The Weekend, Goodwin, a constitutional law professor at Georgetown, somehow managed to make a connection between post-Dobbs laws limiting abortions and slavery and Jim Crow laws, specifically including those restricting the ability of African-Americans to play checkers and chess. Co-host Michael Steele—who surely professed pro-life views back when he was running for and serving as RNC Chairman—teed up Goodwin, saying that the driving force behind the new laws is a Republican desire to control women. Goodwin took that a giant step further, claiming that "cruelty is the point behind all of this. I've been saying, this is the new Jane Crow." Noting that it was Mississippi that brought the Dobbs case, Goodwin noted: "This is the Mississippi that placed black women in slavery. That denied them the opportunity to vote. That restricted them and their children from walking in parks. Playing in swimming pools. Even being able to play checkers, and chess, and billiards. Actually written into law . . . This is taking playbook, pages of playbooks, from back pre-slavery. We really must understand and connect the old thread to the new. What was old is new again." In mentioning "pre-slavery," Goodwin presumably meant, prior to the abolition of slavery. Slavery that a Republican president led a nation into war to abolish, culminating in the Emancipation Proclamation.  The segment was in service of Kamala Harris' current focus on abortion. But sure, bring slavery and Jim Crow into the mix! Make Kamala's abortion campaign a two-fer, with a targeted appeal to black voters. Somewhere on Rehoboth Beach, Joe Biden is smiling. Shades of his "they're gonna put y'all back in chains." Biden touts himself as a devout Catholic. Steele was raised Catholic....and spent three years preparing for the priesthood in a seminary. Georgetown is America's oldest Catholic institution of higher education. They're all miles away from their origins.  Here's the transcript. MSNBC The Weekend 9/21/24 9:02 am EDT MICHAEL STEELE: Michelle, let me start with you in this conversation. Help us set some context on how this debate -- we all know since the Dobbs decision how politically things have changed. But given the more recent doubling, tripling down that we see from many on the right, where it's not just about abortion.  MICHELLE GOODWIN: That's right. STEELE: It's about how women are the root cause of the problem. So we need to control y'all. We need to make sure -- you know, Mark Robinson, you got pregnant because you didn't keep your skirt down, and now you wanna, I mean -- GOODWIN: You cannot make it up. STEELE: You cannot make it up. These narratives that are coming from the right are so far removed from the arc of the abortion storyline from 1973. What does that tell you about this moment in the eyes of voters, especially young women who really seem to have something to say about this? GOODWIN: Well Michael, thank you so much for having me back on the show, both you and Alicia. Look, cruelty is the point behind all of this. I've been saying this is the new Jane Crow. Let's keep in mind it was Mississippi that brought forward the challenge before the Supreme Court. This is the Mississippi that Fannie Lou Hamer came from. The Mississippi that placed black women in slavery. That denied them the opportunity to vote. That restricted them and their children from walking in parks. Playing in swimming pools. Even being able to play checkers, and chess, and billiards. Actually written into law. These times are quite chilling and horrific.  And as the Vice President was mentioning, that is resulting from this post-Dobbs atmosphere. But to your point, this is taking playbook, pages of playbooks, from back pre-slavery. When you look at Arizona in 1864 abortion law, that's before Arizona became a state, but importantly it's before slavery was abolished in this country. And we really must understand and connect the old thread to the new. What was old is new again.  And we fail ourselves and our democracy if we don't get that.