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Speaking at a meeting hosted by Washington think-tank The Brookings Institution on Monday, Vice Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff General John E. Hyten warned of the risks if conflicts spiral out of control, and expressed hope that cooler heads can prevail. "We never fought the Soviet Union," he said. "As for the great powers, our goal is to never go to war with China and Russia."
According to Hyten, such an event would "destroy the world and the global economy. It will be bad for everyone, and we have to ensure that we do not go down that path." However, the general went on, previous deals between Moscow and NATO after the fall of the USSR concluded "Russia was not a threat any more." At the same time, however, he alleges that the Russians were "modernizing their entire nuclear arsenal." This, he says, was because "I think they were worried about the US."
I was raised as a military brat - a special category of American youth imbued from an early age with the pride in being part of a collective united by a sense of duty to country and the selflessness of sacrifice when it came to fulfilling that duty. There was no concept of entitlement - everything that came your way was either earned or suffered, based on your actions or the actions of others in your group.
The military brat lived a life where at least one parent, but sometimes both, wore the uniform of one of the branches of the armed forces of the United States of America. In my case, it was my father, who served as an officer in the US Air Force. We moved every year and a half, on average, which meant, from the time I was born until I graduated high school, we packed up our belongings and started a new life somewhere else no fewer than 11 times, and I attended three different high schools: one in Hawaii, one in Turkey, and one in Germany. We learnt to love our country not from some inflated sense of worth, but rather from seeing it as others saw it - the good, the bad, and the ugly, but mainly the good.

Public Health England today published of a guide (pictured) to Covid-19 vaccination for children and young people
Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi confirmed the plans to offer a single Pfizer jab to healthy 12 to 15-year-olds during a speech to the House of Commons tonight.

FILE PHOTO: A 3D printed Apple logo is seen in front of a displayed cyber code in this illustration taken March 22, 2016
CitizenLab revealed the vulnerability on Monday, a week after discovering it by analyzing the phone of a Saudi activist that had been infected with the malware. The discovery was announced to the public shortly after Apple rolled out an update to patch the vulnerability.
The vulnerability allowed the NSO Group's clients to send malicious files disguised as .gif files to a target's phone, which would then exploit "an integer overflow vulnerability in Apple's image rendering library" and leave the phone open to the installation of NSO Group's now-infamous 'Pegasus' malware.
Comment: We know that various methods of espionage has been ongoing for many years now - the NSA tapping the phones of politicians across the planet is yet another example - and, if we consider the current state of the world and the nonsensical and increasingly draconian rule people suffer under, in this recent hack we can see just one of the ways with which politicians can be made to act in lockstep: The cyber espionage state of Israel

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, looks on during the funeral of Prince Philip on the grounds of Windsor Castle in Windsor, Britain, April 17, 2021.
The Duke of York was served legal papers late last month, ahead of a trial in which he is accused of sexual assault, battery and inflicting emotional distress on Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who also claims to have been abused by deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein when she was under the age of 18.
The civil case began in New York on Monday with a pretrial hearing. However, court documents filed by Andrew's legal team state that the disgraced prince is contesting the manner in which he was served the court summons, which was handed to police security outside the Royal Lodge in Windsor, England, instead of directly to Andrew by an agent of the crown.
Comment: See also:
- Prince Andrew finally served court papers in sex-assault lawsuit after attempts to avoid them
- Prince Andrew a 'person of interest' for prosecutors in Epstein investigation, report says
- Prince Andrew 'not above the law', says Met police chief - as her team having 'another look at the material'
- Time's up: Virginia Roberts may sue Prince Andrew in US court, her lawyer announces
- 800 women questioned over sex crimes committed by Peter Nygard, friend of Prince Andrew
- And so, the smearing of the victim begins: Prince Andrew's accuser LIED about her age & was 'prostitute' paid off by Epstein, court papers show - report
- Laughing Prince Andrew went to topless photo shoot with teen accuser, 8 Russian models & Jeffery Epstein claims new book
- Royal protection officer: Met police destroyed records for the night Prince Andrew allegedly had sex with teenager in London
The former president in an interview with Fox News claimed more Americans were interested in getting the COVID-19 vaccine when he was president and accused Democrats of downplaying it.
"If you remember, when I was president, there were literally lines of people wanting to take it," Trump told Fox News. "Now, you have a different situation, and it's very bad."
Comment: When the vaccines were first introduced, people who were deathly afraid and thought the vaccines would save them were lined up around the block to get them. Now that those people have received the vaccines they wanted, the people who are left are the fence-sitters and those who are opposed to taking the shot. Trump should really consider a different tack in coming at the current administration.
See also:
- President Trump claims: "They are going to decertify this election!"
- White House tells 11 Trump-appointed military service academy board officials to resign or be fired...some push back!
- Analysis: Was Trump's Afghanistan withdrawal plan actually different from Biden's?
- Poll: Trump would beat Biden if election were held today, as 6 times as many Democrats as Republicans regret their vote
- Rand Paul: 'Hatred for Trump' blocking research into ivermectin as COVID-19 treatment
- Trump says Kabul airport explosion wouldn't have happened if he were president
- Ex-NSA head cheers for sending 'unvaxxed MAGA' Americans to Afghanistan, compares Trump supporters to Taliban
- Trump targets Biden over Afghanistan, gets booed for advocating vaccines at Alabama rally

Dr. Anthony Fauci said he would support the adoption of vaccine requirements for air travel.
On Friday, White House coronavirus response team coordinator Jeff Zients said the administration is "not taking any measures off the table" when asked if it had "ruled out" ever implementing vaccine or testing requirements for domestic flights.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said later in the day: "We are always looking at more we can do to protect and save lives. Obviously, he made a significant and bold announcement yesterday, so I don't have anything to preview — predict or preview for you, but we'll continue to look for ways to save more lives."
The document provides "guidance" for every nation in the world on how to go about implementing digital health passports, which is something Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab and other power elites have said since last year would be absolutely essential to conquering the Covid pandemic.
The title alone of the document appears designed to repel the average reader and lull them to sleep: Digital documentation of COVID-19 certificates: vaccination status: technical specifications and implementation guidance.
The WHO is working with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, or CDC, "to produce a high-value standard for international adoption and technical information exchange." In layman's terms, we're talking about a digital health passport. These passports, as we've covered in depth in previous articles, are meant for no other purpose than to track and trace the movement of people in real time, scooping up data all along the way.
In other words, one of the most basic rights in any free society, the freedom of movement, will be shattered if your city, state or nation follows the advice of the WHO, the World Economic Forum, or any of its tech partners such as Microsoft, IBM, Google, Facebook, etc.
From Big Tobacco to the nuclear industry and pharmaceuticals, industry has historically dictated WHO's global agenda and continues to do so in the present day, putting profits and power ahead of public health.
Bill Gates is WHO's No. 1 funder
In April 2020, Donald Trump suspended U.S. funding to WHO while the administration conducted a review into its "role in severely mismanaging and covering up the spread of the coronavirus." This clearly propelled the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation into the WHO's No.1 funder slot. Upon election, President Joe Biden reversed the Trump administration decision, restoring U.S. funding to WHO.
However, Bill Gates is still the No. 1 funder, contributing more to WHO's $4.84 billion biennial budget than any member-state government. Gates has used his money strategically to infect the international aid agencies with his distorted self-serving priorities. The U.S. historically has been the largest direct donor to WHO.
On Nov. 3, 2020, in the midst of the pandemic's second wave, instead of focusing on protecting Canadians, the government was introducing Bill C-10, an act to amend the Broadcasting Act. Again, it sounded pretty innocuous. The bill was ostensibly designed to bring streaming services, such as Netflix, under the purview of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).
It was a terrible idea on its own, but initially didn't seem like it would affect most people's lives, because it specifically exempted user-generated content uploaded to social media sites from being subject to regulation. In fact, Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault was adamant that, "We're not particularly interested in ... when my great-uncle posts pictures of his cats."
But the bill soon got altered in committee.











Comment: One can only hope that coercing children into suffering these experimental vaccines will be the red line for people everywhere:
And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: The Red Line? Governments Extend Vaccine Mandates to Children