" -- "I worry generally about the strength of America. America is the central column that holds up all of Western civilization... If that column fails, it's all over. You can't run off to New Zealand or some other place. It's over." --
-- "Det.-Sgt. Steve Smith said 50-year-old Ronald Gordon Ackerman, of Gander, Newfoundland, was arrested and has been charged with the 1998 first-degree murder of of 24-year-old sex worker Donna Oglive. Smith said the police force used genealogy technology to crack this cold case by tracking the DNA of the accused through familial DNA analysis." --
-- "Dozens of members of Hezbollah have been seriously wounded on Tuesday across Lebanon when the handheld pagers they use to communicate exploded, Lebanese state media and officials said. it appears the devices were hacked and detonated in a coordinated attack. Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, was among those injured by the pager explosions." --PETN in the battery packs... 9 Killed, 4,000 Wounded in Lebanon
-- "The Israeli spy agency Mossad allegedly intercepted Hezbollah’s shipment of new pagers months ago and rigged them 9ith high explosives — resulting in the stunning attack on the Lebanese terror group Tuesday,." --Meanwhile... back in Washington...
-- "The incident occurred earlier Tuesday in Tlaib's Capitol Hill office, where her pager had been sitting on a desk before spontaneously detonating, causing a significant scare but leaving no reported injuries." --
-- "Police in the Greater Toronto Area say 64-year-old Richard Neil from British Columbia was taken into custody on March 3 in connection with the 'Project Woodlands' investigation. They have charged Neil decades after an alleged serial rapist who targeted children eluded police in the 1990s." --
-- "Crown Prosecutor Pierre-Alexandre Bernard says Marc-Andre Grenon, 49, the Quebec man charged with the first-degree murder and sexual assault of 19-year-old junior college student Guylaine Potvin nearly 24 years ago has admitted to causing her death after a DNA research project suggested someone with his last name could be connected to the murder." --
-- "Samantha Doxtator, a member of the Oneida nation says Haudenosaunee people have always been astronomers and scientists; now she thinks it's time other people learn what her people know. 'My intention with this presentation is to really heal Indigenous oppression with astronomical knowledge and original ways of knowing.'" --
-- "A new study out of North Carolina State University says a chemical formed when people consume the sweetener is 'genotoxic,' meaning it breaks up DNA and can cause health problems." --
-- "But how to explain his DNA found under Barbara Brodkin'S fingernails, nails that had remained in storage until 2017 when advances allowed for sophisticated DNA testing?" --
-- "This is the 'journalist' that Chris Licht wants to use to set the tone for CNN’s news coverage in the mornings. That too is bananas." --
-- "Although the first rule of fight club is usually to not talk about fight club, an open records request compelled Georgia State University to release details of a study that turned hamsters into aggressive combat machines." --
-- "Women around the world started to gloat upon hearing the news until Gabriel revealed they also conducted a study showing that 100% of women can be tricked by a talking snake." --
-- Through this special drug-injecting jacket, puppies were dosed with cocaine again and again and again for months, along with an ‘experimental compound,’ to see how the two drugs interacted. After the study, the beagles were either euthanized or used in more experiments." --Oh, it gets better...
-- "Last year, University of Pittsburgh researchers used money from the NIAID to obtain the bodies of aborted babies from a local hospital, grafting the babies’ scalps to rodents." --
-- "AstraZeneca uncovers what's triggering blood clots after its jab: Vaccine acts like a magnet and attracts platelets which body mistakes for a threat and attacks." --BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE
-- "Pfizer is trying to block legislation strengthening whistleblowers’ ability to report corporate fraud." --
"Every day, big tech companies like Amazon make huge ethical decisions which affect people’s lives without any democratic accountability," said Edin Omanovic, advocacy director at Privacy International.
"Clearly it is worrying that at the heart of this will now be someone who spent years defending secret data grabs which were later proved to be unlawful.
Last week, a US federal court ruled that the NSA's phone record surveillance, uncovered by Edward Snowden in 2013, was illegal.
"As the tech improves, you might not even need a mirrorless camera or other high-quality cameras. Super-resolution may ultimately become good enough to perform zoom-and-enhance functions on the low-resolution output of a traditional surveillance camera."
The plasma exchange process acts almost like a molecular reset button, lowering the concentrations of a number of pro-inflammatory proteins that become elevated with age, while allowing more beneficial proteins, like those that promote vascularization, to rebound in large numbers.How about a little light reading?
"She sent one of the deadliest viruses on Earth, and multiple varieties of it to maximize the genetic diversity and maximize what experimenters in China could do with it, to a laboratory in China that does dangerous gain of function experiments which has links to the Chinese military."I'm sure it's nothing, right Justin?
Dr. Xiangguo Qiu, her husband Keding Cheng and her students from China were "removed" from Canada's only level-4 lab over what's described as a possible "policy breach." The Public Health Agency of Canada had asked the RCMP to get involved several months earlier.
Nearly one year after the expulsion of Qiu, Cheng, and her students from the National Microbiology Lab, there are still no updates on the case from the RCMP or PHAC.
"When people take a public position that causes massive, massive, massive economic and societal disruption, it's going to be hard to get them to acknowledge that position was wrong or even that it can be changed right now in the light of new data."This is what an outdoorsman refers to as "Kentucky windage."
The city decided to add 3,700 people to its death tolls, who they “presumed” to have died from the virus.FROM THE COMMENTS:
"It is much easier to fool someone, than it is to convince them that they have been fooled."
M. Twain
"Now who wants to come up here and palpate Mrs Duque's liver?"
