Response to Mayor De Blasio’s Snitch Tipline is Disgusting. It Should Also Restore Your Faith In America.
Yep. That’s what he wanted. Millions of little hall monitors running around New York 3-1-1 snitching on their fellow citizens.
Author: Editor
China Is Waging A New Kind Of War Against The U.S.
Beijing made it clear in 1999 that when it went to war with the US it would be a new kind of war.
Facebook to Ban Anti-lockdown Organizers; Calls Their Posts “Misinformation”
Despite flawed models Facebook’s Zuckerberg said that posts and pages relating to the organization of protests against stay-at-home orders will be banned — as “misinformation.”
Drowning small business owners demand government life raft to stay afloat
There are half a million self-employed workers and owners of small businesses who feel the state does not have their back amid pandemic; their survival is crucial for the economy…
Lutherans Publish New Version of New Testament Without the Word ‘Israel’ in It
It is not all that shocking really ...
Augustine, Bible 2020, Danish Bible Society, Dark Ages, Lutherans, New Agreement, New Testament, Origen
US Patent and Trademark Office Awards Israeli Research Team With COVID-19 Vaccine Design
“And in you all the nations of the earth will be blessed”
Canada’s Gov’t-Run Health Care Buckles Under COVID-19
Even in normal times, the average wait in Canada from referral to treatment by a specialist will take 20 weeks, compared to less than four weeks in the U.S. Long before COVID-19…
Treasury yields move lower after historic oil price plunge
It comes after U.S. oil prices tumbled below zero for the first time on record, with crude storage facilities filling rapidly and as the coronavirus crisis ravages demand.
Tom Hanks/wife Team Up with Michelle Obama for Left’s Push for Vote By Mail
Michelle Obama was the marquee speaker at the virtual “couch party” organized by When We All Vote a group stacked with former Obama administration officials…
Clouded by coronavirus, Israel marks Holocaust Memorial Day
All major state ceremonies will be held as planned but will be devoid of an audience over coronavirus-related restrictions.
