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Yale Law School '04 graduate Elmer "Stewart" Rhodes, III
Stewart Rhodes is the founder, boss and kingpin of the Oath Keepers.
The Oath Keepers, we are told, are America's largest militia, the most prominent antigovernment group in the United States, and the preeminent right-wing domestic extremist insider threat to the entire U.S. military.
The good news is that the propaganda has not been all that effective in most places. The overall picture looks something like this:
In the majority of rural and semi-rural areas, as well as cities in red counties regardless of the state, the majority of people were NOT wearing masks and the bulk of businesses were not demanding that people wear them. The vaccine ads and propaganda were also at a minimum. This includes Washington State and Oregon, which have been notorious lately for their draconian restrictions. While Washington has technically lifted mandates (starting only a couple days ago), the pressure to vaccinate is ever present there. Oregon was the worst state I passed through in terms of business pressure and mob pressure, but even in most towns I visited the ratio of masked cultists to normal unmasked people was around 50/50.
Most of the businesses I entered said nothing to me about not wearing a mask. And, so far there doesn't seem to be any major push for vaccine passports, though, I suspect this will come soon enough.
The blaze was eventually 'stabilized', officials said
Around 50 firefighters were deployed to the scene after the explosion rocked the Navodari Petromidia refinery on the Black Sea coast.
The refinery's operations "have been stopped as a security measure," said the Kazakh KazMunayGas (KMG) group that owns the oil processing site.
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A subscriber from Europe recently emailed us and reminded us that this database maintained at EudraVigilance is only for countries in Europe who are part of the European Union (EU), which comprises 27 countries.
The total number of countries in Europe is much higher, almost twice as many, numbering around 50, although there are some differences of opinion as to which countries are technically part of Europe.
So as high as these numbers are, they do NOT reflect all of Europe. The actual number in Europe who are reported dead or injured due to COVID-19 shots would be much higher than what we are reporting here.
The EudraVigilance database reports that through June 19, 2021 there are 15,472 deaths and 1,509,266 injuries reported following injections of four experimental COVID-19 shots: From the total of injuries recorded, half of them (753,657) are serious injuries.
Comment: There it is in black and white with only a small but significant percentage of the vaccinated global population tallied. It's an incredible compilation with more foreboding results to come.
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UFO on Country Road
UFO on Country Road
It's often said that when mankind acknowledges that 'life' in the universe has been confirmed and an intelligent civilization reaches out to us, that 'contact' will be the most profound moment in human history. So, almost everyone is in agreement as to the ramifications of such 'contact', but have we actually not had an ongoing engagement between humans and super-intelligent creatures from other planets for decades?
Today, on World UFO Day, as we approach the summer of 2021, the world is potentially on the brink of learning something that most people will be astonished and perhaps shocked by.
Comment: Close encounters of the real kind...Are you ready?
If the Powers That Be believe they are, they're not! They're far too materialistic to understand what's poking out from 'behind the veil'...
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Donald Rumsfeld
Donald Rumsfeld
WikiLeaks' massive "war logs" release on Iraq last October exposed Rumsfeld in this regard over and over, but were quickly forgotten by mainstream journalists — even though the material was not "political" or even from the media but rather from U.S. soldiers on the ground. That's one reason I cover them in-depth (along with all the other WIkiLeaks releases and current controversies) in my new book The Age of WikiLeaks.
Comment: Another neocon warmonger down. But his evil actions reverberate to this day.
- Watch Donald Rumsfeld lie about Saddam Hussein, al Qaeda, and 9/11
- Ex-US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld accused of torture
- US: Judge Tosses Suit Against Rumsfeld, Gates; Veterans Claimed Rapes, Sex Assaults Were Ignored
- Jon Stewart rips Rumsfeld and Cheney: 'Look how f*cking proud' they are of torture
- Former Bush counterterrorism czar admits that Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld all committed 'war crimes', but hedges by questioning if it would be 'productive'
- Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who oversaw Iraq war, dies at 88
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The British Royal Navy warship HMS Defender approaches the Black Sea port of Batumi, Georgia, June 26, 2021.
The British Royal Navy warship HMS Defender approaches the Black Sea port of Batumi, Georgia, June 26, 2021.
However, apparently casting doubt on NATO's Article V collective defense pact, the Russian leader claimed that even if Moscow had sunk the vessel, it wouldn't have led to World War III.
Comment: Putin went on to charge that the US and UK were deliberate in the provocation:
Putin charged that the U.S. aircraft's apparent mission was to monitor the Russian military's response to the British destroyer.
"It was clearly a provocation, a complex one involving not only the British but also the Americans," he said, adding that Moscow was aware of the U.S. intentions and responded accordingly to avoid revealing sensitive data.
The Russian leader lamented that the move closely followed his summit with U.S. President Joe Biden in Geneva this month.
"The world is undergoing a radical change," he said. "Our U.S. partners realize that, and that's why the Geneva meeting took place. But on the other hand, they are trying to secure their monopolist stance, resulting in threats and destructive action such as drills, provocations and sanctions."
Even though the West doesn't recognize Crimea as part of Russia, Putin said the naval incident took the controversy to a new level.
"They don't recognize something — OK, they can keep refusing to recognize it," he said. "But why conduct such provocations?"
Putin insisted Russia would firmly defend its interests.
"We are fighting for ourselves and our future on our own territory," he said. "It's not us who traveled thousands of kilometers (miles) to come to them; it's them who have come to our borders and violated our territorial waters."
Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Carnegie Moscow Center, warned that last week's Black Sea incident presages a new, riskier level of confrontation.
"Fresh attempts to expose Russian 'red line' deterrence as hollow -- whether on the ground, in the air, or at sea -- would push Moscow to defend what it cannot give up without losing its self-respect," Trenin said in a commentary."This would almost inevitably lead to clashes and casualties, which would carry the risk of further escalation. Should this happen, Russia-NATO confrontation would deteriorate literally to the point of brinkmanship, a truly bleak scenario."
Sapeurs-pompiers des Vosges
The hail struck the town of Plombières-les-Bains in the Vosges mountains on Tuesday morning.
Romain Munier, head of communications for the local emergency services, told French media: "There were up to 60 centimetres of accumulated hail" while in the wider area, "up to 10 millimetres of water accumulated in six minutes".
Locals were pictured clearing the street of ice with shovels and snow ploughs after the storm passed and the fire and rescue crews for the Vosges area said they had received 56 callouts in total.
Comment: Using '2020 official virus science', either the vaccines didn't work, or they killed these people...
The nursing home in Nivelles, Belgium
According to the latest studies, the vaccines in use at present offer reliable protection against the Delta variant - the most virulent of the four variants so far uncovered.
Yet the home suffered an infection of 55 of its 119 residents. Most suffered relatively mild symptoms - although symptoms among elderly and infirm people can quickly change from mild to something much worse.
Nevertheless, 12 people died. According to figures from the health institute Sciensano, 34 people aged over 65 - not all of them in care homes - died in the week of 14 to 20 June in the entire country, down from 252 in the week of 4 to 11 April.
The investigation will now enquire into how the variant came to be present in the home, and why it had such a devastating effect.
At the same time, it will look into the odd situation whereby, while residents were being felled by the Delta variant, staff were becoming infected with the Alpha variant, formerly known as the British or Kent variant.
Comment: Ah, we see.
Last year it was "BUT PEOPLE ARE DYING!"
This year it's "meh, people die all the time."
Got it...
Comment: Also this week two other major explosions occurred:
- Huge explosion filmed in Caspian Sea, officials speculate oil rig fire or mud volcano (July 4th)
- Undersea gas pipeline rupture causes fire in Gulf of Mexico (July 3rd)
Other fires and blasts in the news recently: