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22 Nov

Suddens Deaths Explode Among Vaxxed Children and Babies

Hunter Fielding15 Comments

Countries around the world are seeing an explosion of sudden deaths among children and babies who have been vaccinated for Covid. Sudden deaths among children across Europe were negative compared to the previous average throughout 2020 and 2021 until the European Medicines Agency (EMA) extended the Emergency Use Authorisation (EUA)…

21 Nov

NEW EVIDENCE: Second Democrat Accused of Cheating With Absentee Ballots – In a Separate Local Race in Connecticut

Hunter Fielding1 Comment

Earlier this month, a Democratic judge in Connecticut overturned the result of the Democrat mayoral primary in Bridgeport. Judge William Clark of the Superior Court has mandated a fresh election, citing significant video evidence of election fraud as the basis for his decision. This ruling carries far-reaching implications, not only…

21 Nov

Air Force Base Warns Service Members to Avoid ‘Patriot’ Rally with Pro-Trump Speaker

Melinda Davies18 Comments

The military leadership at the Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota recently sent a text message to service members warning them that their “continued service” could be jeopardized if they attended a local rally featuring a speaker from an organization that has historically supported former President Donald Trump. The…

21 Nov

WATCH: Comedian Bill Burr Defends ‘Hilarious’ Wife for Flipping Off Donald Trump at UFC Match

Hunter Fielding2 Comments

The comedian publicly stood up for his wife, Nia Renée Hill, after she was caught giving the finger to former President Donald Trump at the Ultimate Fighting Championship 295 event. “I love my wife,” Burr said of the incident on the Rich Eisen Show. “You know where you stand with…

21 Nov

Woman Beaten and Assaulted by Capitol Police on January 6 Sentenced to 10 Days in Jail and 90 Days of Home Detention

Hunter Fielding1 Comment

Victoria White, the Minnesota woman beaten by Metropolitan Police Department officers at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced to 10 days of intermittent jail time and 90 days of home detention by U.S. District Judge John D. Bates on Nov. 20. The U.S. Department of Justice aimed…

21 Nov

Calls Mount for Klaus Schwab’s Arrest as WEF Whistleblower Exposes Agenda

Hunter Fielding33 Comments

The walls are closing in on World Economic Forum (WEF) Chairman Klaus Schwab after an insider has blown the whistle and accused the globalist organization and its leader of "crimes against humanity." The son of WEF co-founder Hussain Najadi has accused the global elite of horrific crimes. He is now…

21 Nov

Doctors Now Prioritizing ‘Climate Change’ over Patients’ Health

Hunter Fielding14 Comments

According to a world-renowned medical journal, doctors are now prioritizing "climate change" over their own patients' health. The peer-reviewed British Medical Journal (BMJ) published an editorial calling on doctors around the world to shift their professional focus. The BMJ wants all medical professional to redirect their focus away from patient care and…

21 Nov

OUTRAGEOUS: Massachusetts High School Cancels ‘USA Day’ Citing Concerns of Being Too ‘Politicized’

Hunter Fielding1 Comment

Wellesley High School faculty in the Boston, Massachusetts area put the kibosh on “USA Day” during its spirit week activities due to concerns that the theme was too political, as reported by Boston 25 News on Saturday. According to the report: “Spirit Week at Wellesley High is meant to unify the…

21 Nov

Republican Mayor Signs Ban on ‘Bump Stocks’ and Gun-Building Kits in Omaha, Nebraska

Hunter Fielding6 Comments

Omaha, Nebraska Mayor Jean Stothert signed two gun control measures this month; one bans ‘bump stocks,’ and the other prohibits the sale of gun-building kits. Although Nebraska’s elections are nonpartisan, Stothert declared her affiliation as a Republican during her filing for the 2017 election. The Nebraska Examiner reported that Stothert…

21 Nov

Federal Court Strikes Blow to Voting Rights Act

Melinda Davies2 Comments

On Monday, a federal appeals court ruled against a crucial instrument used to enforce the Voting Rights Act, setting up another Supreme Court battle over the civil rights era legislation. The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals found in a case arising from an Arkansas redistricting issue that private entities cannot sue under…