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Exposed: Klaus Schwab's School For Covid Dictators, Plan for 'Great Reset' (Videos)
How is it that more than 190 governments from all over the world ended up dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic in almost exactly the same manner, with lockdowns, mask mandates, and vaccination cards now being commonplace everywhere? The answer may lie in the Young Global Leaders school, which was established and managed by Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum, and that many of today’s prominent political and business ... 6  |
 "Bolsonaro's 'Genocidal' Covid Response Has Led to Brazilian Catastrophe" Jair Bolsonaro’s perverse and “genocidal” response to one of the world’s deadliest Covid outbreaks has left Brazil “adrift on an ocean of hunger and disease”, the country’s former president Dilma Rousseff has claimed. Speaking to the Guardian this week – as Brazil’s coronavirus death toll hit devastating new heights, with more than 12,000 deaths in the last three ... |
 Who Are the "Covid-19 Conspiracy Theorists"? During the first few months of the pandemic, a broad movement coalesced online. At the most extreme end were outright Covid deniers, those who believed that the virus didn’t exist and the pandemic had been fabricated. At the other were Covid sceptics or anti-lockdowners, those who thought that the numbers were exaggerated or that the government had an ulterior motive for restricting freedoms. Over the past year, these v... 16 |
 Life Satisfaction Reported to Be Highest in Socialist Democracies The results from both methods had European countries occupying nine of the top 10 spots on the list of the word's happiest places, with New Zealand rounding out the group. The top 10 countries are Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Austria. It was the fourth consecutive year that Finland came out on top. The United States, which was at No. 13 five years ago,... 1 |
 Connecting-the-Dots between Michigan Integrity F Grade & Its Shortest/Harshest Term-Limits, among strictest in America Michigan, a lobbyist paradise: three two-year terms for representatives, and two four-year terms for senators. The article on Michigan’s honor system with no honor refers to lobbying or lobbyists ten times. Term limits would primarily help lobbyists, as the politicians do not have enough experience to know what they are doing while the lobbyists will be showing them the ropes, while paying them to also pull them. ... 2 |
 At Last, the Regime that Enabled Amazon's Monopoly Power is Crumbling The legal framework that allowed the creation of Amazon also enabled corporate concentration in every other sector in the economy, from big sectors like airlines, search and social networks to pharmaceuticals, to niche sectors like mail sorting software, mobile home production, private prison phone systems and web domain registration. As Jeff Bezos steps back, or does whatever it is he is doing, we should also recognize that ... |
 Trump's Parting Gift to Biden: "I've Never Seen a More Toxic Atmosphere in My Lifetime Within the Federal Government" Joe Biden’s transition team had no illusions about the chaos they were inheriting from President Donald Trump. They expected a disorganized government and mismanaged agencies, many of them hollowed out and ignored over the past four years. Hours before they assume office, however, there is a fear among Biden’s team that the roadblocks they encountered during the chaotic transition shielded them from understandi... |
If elected GOPhers David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler will be indebted to Super-PACs over the Average Georgian GOP donors gave $95 million to Senate super-PACs and party committee between Election Day and Nov. 23, over four times as much as the $18 million Democrats gave similar groups. The aim of this over 400% advantage is to perpetuate the super-rich low tax rate achieved in the following graphic: In 2018, offshore tax dodges, like those facilitated by Loeffler, cost states $14.2 billion (Georgia $290... 1 |
 Could State Legislatures Pick Electors to Vote for Trump? Not Likely. President Trump’s last-ditch efforts to reverse the election seem to come down to a far-fetched scenario, one in which Republican-led state legislatures choose the members of the Electoral College, overturning the will of voters. Could it work? Election law experts are highly skeptical. And leaders of the Republican majorities in legislatures in key states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona and Georgia, told ... 2 |
 Vice President Pence Has Been Absent From His Own Covid-19 Planning Calls For Over a Month Once a driving force behind the White House’s coronavirus messaging, the group hasn’t held a collective press briefing in months. Inside the West Wing, task force members’ growing alarm over the virus’ resurgence has gone largely ignored. And among health officials on the front lines, there is mounting consensus that the federal government has little new aid to offer – leaving states to face the ... 1 |
 Nigeria Is Murdering Its Citizens For years, the name SARS hung in the air here in Nigeria like a putrid fog. SARS, which stood for Special Anti-Robbery Squad, was supposed to be the elite Nigerian police unit dedicated to fighting crime, but it was really a moneymaking terror squad with no accountability. SARS was random, vicious, vilely extortionist. SARS officers would raid bars or stop buses on the road and arbitrarily arrest young men for such crim... 62 |
A Theory About Conspiracy Theories
More than 1 in 3 Americans believe that the Chinese government engineered the coronavirus as a weapon, and another third are convinced that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has exaggerated the threat of Covid-19 to undermine President Trump.
The numbers, from a survey released on Sept. 21 by the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg Public Policy Center, may or may not taper off as communities begin t... 4 |
 Both Parties Establishment Wings: We will lose Political Duopoly with Open Primaries, so Vote Yes to Florida Amendment 3 Like a market, a political system can be dominated by two groups, which exclude other parties or ideologies from participation. One party or the other tends to dominate government at any given time (the Majority party), while the other has only limited power (the Minority party). An open primary is a primary election that does not require voters to be affiliated with a politica... 1 |
 Why a Herd Immunity Approach to COVID-19 Could Be a Deadly Disaster Proponents of herd immunity have looked to emulate Sweden’s more hands-off approach; unlike most countries in Europe, the Nordic country opted out of a nationwide lockdown and kept most businesses open. But Sweden’s strategy didn’t entail a total return to normalcy. The Swedish government implemented a ban on gatherings of 50 people or more, and many Swedes voluntarily followed social distancing gu... 8 |
 Senate Republicans Authorize Subpoenas in Probe Targeting Trump Enemies Senate Republicans are ramping up their investigations into President Donald Trump’s foes. In a party-line vote Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee authorized Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) to issue a broad range of subpoenas to a slew of former Obama administration officials who opened or were involved in the counterintelligence investigation into possible ties between the Trump campaign and the Russian gover... 1 |
 Why Bill Gates is the Focus of the Latest Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories “The Bible says there will be an Antichrist, a man that proclaims to be God, who will try to unite the world in a one-world government with a one-world financial system and establish a one-world religion,” says Pastor Adam Fannin, a controversial Florida preacher who has latched onto the anti-vaccination movement, in a recent YouTube video. ... |
 British Government is Paying Up to 80% of Workers' Wages for the Next Three Months It’s going to take more than a one-off check to keep people... whole in the meantime. In Europe and a few other countries, policymakers understand that ― and have figured out a way to pay workers who are sidelined. For example, the British government is paying up to 80% of workers’ wages for the next three months. Employers will get the grants directly and be able to keep people on their payrol... |
Vaccines and the Liberal Mind
Instead of
demanding blue-ribbon safety science and encouraging honest, open and
responsible debate on the science, too many online outlets are silencing
critics and shutting down discussion on this key public health and civil rights
issue.
…….. the
liberal media—the supposed antidote to corporate and government power—has
helped insulate from scrutiny the burgeoning vaccine industry and its... 2 |
 Attorney General Barr: Americans Are Home Hiding Under Their Beds As the Washington Post report on this added, the Republican lawyer told Fox News's Laura Ingraham that the government has the power to restrict interactions during a pandemic, but he wants federal officials to be "very careful to make sure that the draconian measures that are being adopted are fully justified." Barr added, "When this period of time, at the end of April, expires, I think we have to allow people to ... |
 Venezuela's Coronavirus Response Might Surprise You Within a few hours of being launched, over 800 Venezuelans in the U.S. registered for an emergency flight from Miami to Caracas through a website run by the Venezuelan government. This flight, offered at no cost, was proposed by President Nicolás Maduro when he learned that 200 Venezuelans were stuck in the United States following his government’s decision to stop commercial flights as a preventative cor... 1 |
The Tragedy of Donald Trump: His Presidency Is Marred with Failure
Trump's performance record as president is comprised of an
unbroken string of broken promises, opportunities squandered, principles
violated, and intentions abandoned.
We now have the much ill-fated decision to provoke, without
cause, what could well be World War III or the end of the Planet as we once
knew it or a victory for the wealthy-elitists
whose main goal is a One Government World with them at the head.
Tr... 3 |
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Why the Hell Did Democrats Just Extend the Patriot Act?
By tucking the measure into a must-pass bill, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
forced many members who oppose the Patriot Act to vote in favor of its
extension. This is a favorite measure used to give every member the excuse by
saying they would have voted it down, but were forced to accept it in order to
keep the government “open”.
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CIA and FBI Are Corrupt, but What About Congress?
…. Not
surprisingly perhaps there have been considerable introspection among former
and current officials who have worked in those and related government
positions, many of whom would agree that there is urgent need for a
considerable restructuring and reining in of the 17 government agencies that
have some intelligence or law enforcement function. Most would also agree that
much of the real damage that has b... 1 |
John Brennan's CIA Trump Task Force - Could it become Obamagate?
There is considerable evidence that the
American system of government may have been victimized by an
illegal covert operation organized and executed by the U.S.
intelligence and national security community. Former Director of
... 2 |
 The Deep State Is Real: But It Might Not Be What You Think Beneath the politics of convenience is the reality that a large segment of the U.S. government really does operate without much transparency or public scrutiny, and has abused its awesome powers in myriad ways. And sometimes the government bureaucracy really does exercise power over the commander in chief... Whether any of this means there is a deep state in America depends on your definition. Powerful bureaucrats with a... 1 |
We're in a permanent coup; Matt Taibi
I’ve lived through a few coups. They’re insane, random, and terrifying, like watching sports, except your political future depends on the score. The kickoff begins when a key official decides to buck the executive. From that moment, government becomes a high-speed head-counting exercise. Who’s got the power plant, the airport, the police in the capita... 2 |
Are There Israelis in the U.S. Government?
Given Israel’s clearly demonstrated ability
to manipulate and manage American government
at all levels, there is inevitably
considerable speculation about the presence
of actual Israeli citizens in the federal
and state bureaucracies. Very often, lists
that appear on the internet focus on Jewish
legislators, but in reality, few of them are
... 1 |
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Israelis Have Shown Netanyahu the Door. Can He Inflict More Damage Before He Exits?
For most
Israelis, the general election on Tuesday was about
one thing and one thing only. Not the economy, nor
the occupation, nor even corruption scandals. It was
about Benjamin Netanyahu. Should he head yet another
far-right government, or should his 10-year divisive
rule come to an end?
Barring a last-minute upset as the final ballot
papers are counted... 2 |
 Why Restoring the Pre-TCJA State And Local Tax Deduction (SALT) is Vastly Difference than a Full SALT Cap Repeal! Prior the Tax Cut & Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 two IRS provisions capped SALT deductions of high-income taxpayers. These caps were repealed or reduced by TCJA. Since a super-majority of the U.S. House seats flipped by the Democrats in 2018 resulted from voter backlash against the SALT Cap the current Democratic House majority hope to pass a SALT Cap repeal or relief bill this year. All proposed bills to-date lack... 1 |
 Libya's warring governments fight on battlefield" and in DC lobbying halls The escalating violence in Libya poses a challenge to Washington, which seems unable to decide who the bad guy in this conflict is. DC lobbyists are enrolled by both sides to help politicians answer that question.The NATO-backed militant uprising in Libya in 2011 was meant to bring peace and prosperity to the North African nation. But after being ‘freed’ from Muammar Gaddafi’s ‘tyranny’, Libya pl... 2 |
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