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Rep. Swalwell Called Trump a Russian Spy, His Own Fundraiser was a Chinese Spy

Rep. Swalwell accused President Trump of being an agent of the Russians. And was one of the most obnoxious elected officials to beat that dead horse.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., reacted to the revelation that an FBI agent involved in the “Crossfire Hurricane” Russia investigation “actively listened” for certain topics during a briefing on election interference given to the Trump campaign in August 2016, saying “they were right to do it.”

“Does Trump act as a Russia agent? Yes,”  he tweeted back in September.

What happened next isn’t too surprising.

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The “Great Reset” And Plans For A Global War On Savings

Global debt is expected to soar to a record $277 trillion by the end of the year, according to the Institute of International Finance. Developed markets’ total debt—government, corporate, and households—jumped to 432 percent of GDP in the third quarter.

Most of this massive increase of $15 trillion in one year comes from government and corporates’ response to the pandemic. However, we must remember that the total debt figure had already reached record highs in 2019, before any pandemic and in a period of growth.

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“Wall Street South”: Goldman Leads Financial Firm Exodus From NYC To Florida

Liberal politicians have been driving citizens out of their cities and states all year – as we have documented in cities like Chicago and states like California – due to an increasing embrace of higher taxes and more regulation, all while acting as authoritarian lockdown hypocrites (see here and here) and embracing defunding the police.

The latest genius to singlehandedly ruin his city now appears to be Bill de Blasio, who not only has turned New York into a destitute shell of the city it once was, but could also be single-handedly on the verge of ruining the financial capital of the United States.

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New York lawmakers introduce bill to make Covid-19 vaccine MANDATORY

Proposed legislation to make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory in New York has come under fire from critics, who are recalling the state’s 2019 abortion bill and asking: Where have our rights to control our own bodies gone?

The State Assembly bill, which was introduced by Manhattan Democrat Linda Rosenthal, says in its summary that Covid-19 vaccinations would be compulsory “in certain situations.” But it later says any mandate would apply to “all individuals or groups of individuals who, as shown by clinical data, are proven to be safe to receive such vaccine.”

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Stimulus checks, liability are among the sticking points in last-minute Covid relief deal

  • Congress is trying to come to agreement on coronavirus relief and government funding before the end of the year.
  • Stimulus checks, liability protections and state and local aid are some of the biggest sticking points remaining in discussions.
  • If Congress does not pass new relief, about 12 million people could lose unemployment benefits and millions could face the threat of eviction.

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CHINA LAUNCHES NUCLEAR-POWERED ‘ARTIFICIAL SUN’: IS ‘ISAIAH’S PROPHECY COMING TO FRUITION’?

On Friday, China powered up the HL-2M tokamak, a huge device that uses a powerful magnetic field to confine hot plasma in the shape of a torus in the hopes of generating power using nuclear fusion. “Tokamak” is a shortening of the Russian term for “toroidal magnetic confinement.”

“They call this science, presenting it as being for the good of mankind, but as we saw with the atomic bomb, they are really setting out to make war against God, to prove that Man is stronger than Creation,” Rabbi Berger said. “This is precisely the sin of the generation that built the Tower of Babel.”

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“V-Day” Arrives In UK As First ‘High-Risk’ Patient Vaccinated; US COVID Hospitalizations Climb

  • UK vaccinates first patient: a 90-year-old grandmother
  • FDA releases data claiming Pfizer vaccine merits approval
  • US hospitalizations, average new cases, hit new highs
  • CT now home to most new cases/per capita
  • India says vaccine licenses coming
  • Hong Kong to ban indoor dining after 1800
  • Tokyo reports 352 new infections
  • Brazil in talks to buy 70 million vaccines
  • Pfizer, Moderna warn about inability to deliver more doses

The big day has finally arrived.

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