Editor's Note:  In case you were not yet aware, the primary reason Ivermectin and HCQ were said to be dangerous and ineffective was to ensure the "real dangerous and ineffective" COVID mRNA jabs received emergency use authorization.   If there were existing effective treatments available the deadly jabs could not have secured bogus emergency use authorization. 

This is a short clip of an interview with Dr. Chris Shoemaker who exposes the fact that the Government had done extensive research into how to deal with COVID after the alleged first outbreak of SARS-CoV-1 back in 2002/2003. The research concluded in 2015 that Ivermectin and certainly Hydroxychloroquine were the Number 1 most effective treatments for SARS-CoV.

Editor's Note: Funny how we got a slight eyebrow raised when the whistle was blown on Ukraine leaders STEALING LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW, but all we get is a shoulder shrug when it comes to the insane levels of theft going on in our own Military Industrial Complex leadership.  We just continue to allow Congress to shovel more tax dollars at them with ZERO ACCOUNTABILITY.

TheGatewayPundit.com

The Pentagon has just failed its sixth audit in as many years.

In early October, it was reported that the Pentagon was crying broke to Congress, now this.

Considering that the world is on fire under Biden, now would be a good time to have our Defense Department in order, but no such luck.

The Daily Caller reports:

Pentagon Fails Sixth Straight Audit With Little Improvement From Last Year

Congress, with bipartisan support, passed a kill switch mandate for every vehicle after 2026, which would enable the vehicle to monitor your driving patterns and decide whether it likes your driving, and if it doesn’t, it will shut off. This is a major step in the New World Order plan for total control of your movements.

TheLibertyDaily.com

RINOs love the FBI. The weaponized law enforcement arm of the federal government protects them and the rest of the UniParty Swamp from patriots who may want to expose them. This is why they go after parents at school board meetings. It’s why they ignore most voter fraud cases while focusing on only the rare few that hurt them. And it’s why they put more effort into arresting January 6 grandmothers than child rapists.

It’s no wonder that 70 RINOs voted with the vast majority of Democrats to prevent Congressman Matt Gaetz’s recent budget amendment from passing. What did he want? To keep the FBI from getting a new headquarters.

Johns Hopkins University professor Dr. Marty Makary told the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic during its first hearing that "the greatest perpetrator of misinformation during the pandemic has been the United States government" and listed multiple examples.

If you'll remember, Matt Gaetz was the sole holdout on preventing cretin McCarthy from gaining the power of the Speaker of the House.  Here he is again, the only member of our mostly UNIPARTY Congress willing to hold McCarthy's feet to the fire.

Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke before the New Hampshire Senate on June 1, 2023 and criticized the Democratic National Committee for trying to remove the Granite State's first-in-the-nation presidential primary status as well as criticism of the entire government for its Covid response  which allowed an all-out assault on the Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Author James Bovard has written a worrisome piece over at the New York Post that notes how the federal government is buying tons of personal data from companies that could be used against us in the future in a variety of ways meant to keep people in line.

“Federal agencies are secretly accumulating mountains of data that could be used for ‘blackmail, stalking, harassment and public shaming’ of American citizens,” Bouvard disturbingly points out in his piece. “That allegation doesn’t come from a pink-haired civil-liberties fanatic — it’s in a new report for the nation’s chief spymaster, Avril Haines.”

public officials are the only professionals in our society who (a) don't need to be certified for knowledge, competence and character and (b) don't need to maintain their education about legislation and law enforcement.

By Neil Garfield
Livinglies's Weblog

I get lots of complaints (I call it whining) about the state of our laws and the lack of enforcement. It constantly happens, especially in the lending marketplace, with fake loans, fake foreclosures, and fake collections. Everyone is doing it because it is just too good to pass up. Our social media society has decided to address this issue, which is as old as societies in human history. They approach it by complaining about the failures (real and perceived) of others rather than doing something themselves.

I conceded that there is a good basis for feeling disempowered. But I insist that we should not give in to that feeling. And as the various major course corrections in our laws and justice have shown, things change only by mass actions by the public. Lyndon Johnson wanted to be the president known for passing laws guaranteeing civil rights, but he knew he couldn't do it alone. So he told Martin Luther King, "Make me do it!"

What’s exactly inside the 'laptop from hell,' and why it matters ft. New York Post Columnist Miranda Devine.