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How Eisenhower predicted Fauci

Rafi Eis
Newsweek
Thu, 24 Feb 2022 17:44 UTC
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If it wasn't obvious before, the COVID-19 pandemic has shown that science has become thoroughly politicized. Though normally focused on observable and verifiable causes and effects in the natural world, many scientists, especially government employed ones, have taken on a political role and have shaped scientific findings in the service of those political ends. The truth eventually came out, but at a massive cost to people's mental health, finances and trust. President Dwight Eisenhower foresaw this abuse by government scientists, and he shows us the way out.

Public health officials initially insisted on the wet-market origin story for the novel coronavirus, but the lab-leak theory has become just as plausible. Cloth masks once deemed essential are now labeled "facial decorations." Schools have opened without becoming super spreaders. A John Hopkins University study recently concluded that lockdowns had a minuscule impact on virus morbidity.
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Russian retaliation strike launched


South Front
Thu, 24 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
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After years of tolerating violence and bullying by Kiev regime, Moscow decided to retaliate vigorously. On February 24, 2022, a special operation to enforce peace in Ukraine was launched.

Before that, the Kiev regime was given a week to stop a new wave of aggression against civilians in the DPR, LPR. The Russian Army began to retaliate along the entire front line.

Russian MRLS systems shelled Ukrainian fortified positions in the direction of Mariupol while warehouses of the 92nd Brigade of the AFU explode in Kharkiv and explosions were recorded at Boryspil airport (Kiev), which the day before received many planes with military aid from NATO countries. Russian Air Defense Forces shot down the Ukrainian Bayraktar.

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Russian military operation unfolds in Ukraine


South Front
Thu, 24 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
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Russian aviation suppressed the entire Ukrainian air defense system on the first wave of sorties. There were no targets left for the second wave of strikes. During the attack one Russian plane was shot down, Kiev claimed. The Russian side denies it.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces hit the Russian city of Belgorod. One of the missiles landed in the urban development area, injuring a local resident.

Kalibr missiles struck the Kulbakino military airfield in the Nikolayev region of Ukraine, where the Bayraktar TB-2 UAVs were located. Airport infrastructure destroyed.

Ukrainian soldiers killed in overnight fighting in the LPR

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Kiev regime forces' defense collapses. Russians in Kharkov, Kalibr strikes and more


South Front
Thu, 24 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
Thursday, February 24, became the black day for the Kiev regime and its criminals. As of 10:30 local time, pro-Kiev forces are collapsing almost all over the country. The military and command infrastructure of the military has suffered significant damage from precise strikes of the Russian Armed Forces.

It was confirmed that Russian troops have been crossing the border of Ukraine in the regions of Kharkov and Kherson. At the same time, self-defense forces of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics have launched an advance on Kiev puppets in Donetsk and Lugansk regions.


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Russian military operations in Ukraine: First Russian losses reported


South Front
Thu, 24 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
dead soldier
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The morning of February 24 was marked by a statement by Russian President V. Putin on the provision of military assistance to the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. The decision was made following the demands of the DPR and the LPR for military support.

The main objectives outlined by the President are the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine and the protection of civilians in the DPR and LPR.

At the moment, the situation indicates a military operation by the Russian Army. The territory enshrined in the constitutions of the DPR and LPR is being liberated from the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The main strikes are carried out against military infrastructure located on the territory occupied by the Ukrainian army. Importantly, Russian weapons are not striking civilian infrastructure.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the Russian Armed Forces took out the military aviation and air defense infrastructure of Ukraine.

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Best of the Web: Trudeau's government orders Canadian banks to unfreeze bank accounts of people who participated in or donated to Freedom Convoy

Natasha Anderson
Daily Mail
Wed, 23 Feb 2022 20:24 UTC
Chrystia Freeland Justin Trudeau
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland defended the financial freezings saying: 'These measures were put in place to disrupt illegal activity in Canada.' She is pictured during a news conference Monday.
Canada has ordered banks to unlock accounts belonging to people who participated in or supported the weeks-long Freedom Convoy protest that saw near 200 arrests and brutal force response from police.

'They started [Monday] to unfreeze accounts,' Isabelle Jacques, a senior official in Canada's finance department, told lawmakers Tuesday, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The move came after liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government froze bank accounts and other assets during what leaders declared an 'emergency period' in Ottawa.

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Donbass republics ask Putin for military help


RT
Wed, 23 Feb 2022 20:58 UTC
Demonstrators
© AP/Ivan PetrovDemonstrators rally in support of Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics
St. Petersburg, Russia • February 23, 2022
The newly recognised Donbass republics in Lugansk and Donetsk have formally asked Russia for military assistance in letters published on Wednesday.

In them, their leaders claim that Ukrainian "aggression" has only increased since Moscow recognized the regions as independent states, earlier this week.

The heads of Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) wrote to Russian President Vladimir Putin separately, but both letters were dated Tuesday, February 22.

The DPR's Denis Pushilin and his LPR counterpart Leonid Pasechnik invoked articles three and four of their newly ratified treaties on cooperation and mutual aid with Russia, asking Moscow to "render aid in repelling the military aggression of the Ukrainian regime," which they claim is waging war against them.

"Ukrainian aggression is increasing," Pushilin wrote citing the alleged increase in artillery bombardment targeting critical civilian infrastructure and reportedly leaving 300,000 people without water after the republic's main waterworks were hit. The DNR leader claimed Ukraine is continuing what he called a "genocide" of the civilians, which apparently has forced the evacuation of over 40,000 people so far.
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Perpetual tyranny: Endless wars are the enemy of freedom

John W. Whitehead, Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
Wed, 23 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
Eisenhower quote
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"Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes... known instruments for bringing the many under the domination of the few.... No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare."
— James Madison
War is the enemy of freedom.

As long as America's politicians continue to involve us in wars that bankrupt the nation, jeopardize our servicemen and women, increase the chances of terrorism and blowback domestically, and push the nation that much closer to eventual collapse, "we the people" will find ourselves in a perpetual state of tyranny.

It's time for the U.S. government to stop policing the globe.

This latest crisis — America's part in the showdown between Russia and the Ukraine — has conveniently followed on the heels of a long line of other crises, manufactured or otherwise, which have occurred like clockwork in order to keep Americans distracted, deluded, amused, and insulated from the government's steady encroachments on our freedoms.

And so it continues in its Orwellian fashion.
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Ratcliffe says 'all kinds of intelligence' showed 'fake Russia collusion'

Daniel Chaitin, Jerry Dunleavy
Washington Examiner
Mon, 21 Feb 2022 07:44 UTC
John Ratcliffe
© screenshotJohn Ratcliffe oversaw 17 intel agencies during the Trump administration
The U.S. government possessed a wealth of intelligence showing bogus allegations of collusion between former President Donald Trump and Russia, former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said, referring to his time overseeing the nation's spy apparatus.

Now special counsel John Durham is "revealing some of the details" of what Ratcliffe claims was a plan by Hillary Clinton's 2016 team and their associates to sell "a false narrative" to the FBI and CIA, possibly leading to conspiracy charges in the politically charged inquiry.

Ratcliffe said during an interview on Fox News's Life, Liberty & Levin, which aired Sunday evening:
"What I saw, that I had never seen as a member of Congress, was we have all kinds of intelligence about fake Russia collusion. That Hillary Clinton had created or had a campaign plan to create fake Russian allegations to smear Donald Trump with things about Russia that weren't true."
Ratcliffe, a former Republican congressman from Texas who served as overseer of the nation's 17 intelligence agencies in the latter part of the Trump administration, declassified last fall two heavily redacted Russia-related documents, including handwritten notes from former CIA Director John Brennan showing he briefed then-President Barack Obama in 2016 on an unverified Russian intelligence report. The report claimed Clinton planned in July 2016 on tying then-candidate Trump to Russia's hack of the Democratic National Committee to distract from the controversy surrounding her improper use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state.

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John Durham sent a message to the attorney general and the country

Kevin R. Brock
The Hill
Tue, 22 Feb 2022 09:00 UTC
DOJ Durham
© DOJ/KJNDepartment of Justice • Federal Prosecutor John Durham
John Durham has been a special prosecutor for almost a year and a half — not a long time, but plenty of time for a drumbeat to begin that he was showing little progress against his orders to examine the origins of the debunked Trump-Russia collusion narrative that convulsed a presidency. His few indictments so far have been directed against peripheral players, feeding a fear among Donald Trump's supporters that elites higher up the stack are going to get away with their chicanery.

The problem for Durham is that these perceptions were providing the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) with increasing political top cover to shut down the special prosecutor's office as an unproductive, politics-driven exercise in futility that is wasting taxpayer dollars. If Durham were to be terminated, the American people might not even push back much since no one had a clue whether his investigation was bearing meaningful fruit.

Attorney General Merrick Garland already had undercut Durham's investigation once by taking steps to rehabilitate the reputation of fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, a key figure in the origins of the Trump-Russia collusion debacle. The Biden DOJ is not friendly to the goals of Mr. Durham.

Durham couldn't hold a news conference or pen an op-ed touting progress; that's just not done by investigators in the middle of an investigation. So, he turned to a readily available vehicle — a routine, fairly innocuous motion filed with the court — to embed an explosive message to the DOJ and the American people. It landed like fireworks at a funeral. No one saw it coming.
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