Tens of tens waiting to see the angry dementia ridden pedophile basement dummy. Maybe they’ll get him 90 million votes this time.
This is the “crowd” Biden was able to muster in his OWN HOMETOWN of Scranton, PA.
81 million votes my ass. pic.twitter.com/tB6GEODo2k
— Monica Crowley (@MonicaCrowley) April 16, 2024
i’m not generally on on team “we really need another asteroid hit,” but unless this is a highly non-representative blooper reel, i may need to reconsider… pic.twitter.com/c5L29Awu7U
— el gato malo (@boriquagato) April 16, 2024
Guest Post by
Critics said the researchers looked only at data in one state, limited the study period to 100 days post-injection and failed to use appropriate search terms for finding possible cases of cardiac death related to COVID-19 vaccination.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on April 11 released a new study claiming the findings showed no link between COVID-19 vaccination and sudden cardiac death in young people.
Mainstream news outlets, including NBC and Forbes, picked up on the CDC’s analysis, erroneously reporting that it showed there is “no evidence” that COVID-19 vaccines are linked to fatal heart problems in young people.
Continue reading “New CDC Report Denies Link Between COVID Shots and Sudden Deaths in Young Adults”
U.S. — As struggling American citizens finished filing their taxes this week, many expressed hope that their small contributions will be instrumental in getting the national debt down to a much more manageable $34 trillion.
Guest Post by Nick Giambruno
For thousands of years, gold has always been mankind’s hardest money.
That is all set to change in a few days, and most people have no idea.
“Hardness” does not mean something that is necessarily tangible or physically hard, like metal.
Instead, it means “hard to produce.” By contrast, “easy money” is easy to produce.
The best way to think of hardness is “resistance to debasement,” which helps make it a good store of value—an essential function of money.
Would you want to put your savings into something somebody else can create without effort or cost?
Of course, you wouldn’t.
Continue reading “A Unique Moment in Monetary History Is Days Away… and Most Have No Idea”
New York City could be on the cusp of social unrest as hundreds of migrants have flooded the grounds of City Hall in Lower Manhattan to protest the scaling down of their luxury hotel accommodations (funded by us, the taxpayers).
The Babylon Bee’s Ashley St. Clair posted on X a disturbing photo of migrants “flooding NYC City Hall to protest being moved to shelters instead of the luxury hotels.”
Migrants are now flooding NYC City Hall to protest being moved to shelters instead of the luxury hotels. pic.twitter.com/Cy5L16MDP2
— Ashley St. Clair (@stclairashley) April 16, 2024
From Peter Reagan for Birch Gold Group
This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Sky-high gold forecasts by top names, why the Middle East escalation proves gold’s run isn’t driven by military conflict and could a surprise interest rate hike push gold’s price down?
A recent call for $4,000 gold has been made. Which of our “usual suspects” was behind it? Frank Holmes? Alasdair MacLeod? Putin?
As it turns out, UBS. But we’ll start with the more “tempered” forecasts and go on from there. The week has had a number of top Wall Street names issue some very bullish predictions for gold, with the moderate end being Goldman Sachs.
Once again upping their gold target, they gave a fairly detailed explanation of what’s behind the price move, with this choice quote:
Continue reading “UBS Analysts Trigger Outrage With “Unbelievable” Gold Forecast”
The history of the Israeli and Palestinian conflict is a long and winding one, and no date is of more import in this recent timeline than October 7th, 2023: a day which has been likened by Israel’s leaders as the country’s “9/11”. (As if that statement alone doesn’t give the game away). In an audacious and bombastic attack, Hamas was credited with taking one of the most advanced surveillance gathering networks in the world by “surprise”, penetrating deep into Israel and taking hundreds of hostages. Just hours into the attack, a former Israeli speechwriter at the UN was among the first to spread the (largely) unsubstantiated reports of sexual atrocities. This was followed closely by reports of beheaded and barbecued babies, spread by a well known and fanatical Israeli influencer. The Hamas “barbarians” had gone too far this time, and what has followed is a “gloves-off”, unrestrained annihilation of all those deemed to be Hamas — which conveniently includes the entire voting aged populace of Gaza.
Authored by Tom Mitchelhill via CoinTelegraph.com,
The United States National Security Agency (NSA) is only days away from “taking over the internet” with a massive expansion of its surveillance powers, according to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
In an April 16 post to X, Snowden drew attention to a thread originally posted by Elizabeth Goitein — the co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice — that warned of a new bill that could see the U.S. government surveillance powers amplified to new levels.
Continue reading “NSA “Just Days Away From Taking Over The Internet” Warns Ed Snowden”
Guest Post by John Helmer
It was a relatively bright day, November 21, 1920, when Vladimir Lenin, having won the civil war and driven off the American, British, French, Canadian, and Australian invasion forces, announced: “Communism is Soviet power plus the electrification of the whole country, since industry cannot be developed without electrification.”
Come November 2024 it will be a century and four years to count what Lenin meant, and how Russia is proving itself against everything which the military industries, special forces, weapons, intelligence so-called, operations, and plans of the old invasion coalition, plus Germany, can throw at it. So on November 21, 2024, it will be time to revise Lenin’s maxim to read: Russia is military power plus the de-electrification of the countries which attack it.
This is electric war.
SHOCK VIDEO: ⚠️ Unidentified Object with humanoid characteristics caught on camera slowly descending in the skies of Sequoia Park, California..
VIDEO: @528vibes
— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) April 15, 2024
Guest Post by Mark Crispin Miller
Since February, 2022, when we started this vast, ever-growing cyber-archive of the innumerable deaths and other horrifying damage done by the “vaccines,” our global research team has grown to roughly 20 people—some of whom have both the time and inclination to perform this vital task for free, while others can’t afford to do it gratis, but want to benefit our effort with their skills.
Editor’s Note: That the COVID-19 ‘vaccines’ were deliberately formulated as cancer shots has been conclusively proven by the hard data submitted by countless oncologists across the USA. Likewise, the US government’s VAERS website also corroborates that the Covid injections were specifically designed to be cancer shots, among other extremely hazardous outcomes.
PFIZER BUSINESS PLAN:
CAUSE TURBO CANCERS,
THEN TREAT TURBO CANCERS
Not only that, but the various types and intensity of these vax-induced cancers is unlike anything ever seen before in the history of oncology. The younger age groups, in particular, are now contracting all sorts of raging cancers which quickly worsen to the point of death. This has NEVER happened before.
Continue reading “TURBO CANCERS: How the Covid vax-induced carcinomas can be remediated”
Because the world moves on (read The Dark Tower by Stephen King [even if you think you don’t like Stephen King]), sometimes you have to adapt. Even curmudgeons sometimes have to adapt (or die – also a valid choice).
Over time, software changes. The software platform that this blog runs on (WordPress) is constantly being updated to make improvements and also to beef up security against malicious bots, people, and code — which is a very real thing on the interwebs and which would [TODAY] take TBP off the Internet without playing constant defense against it.
When the platform changes, all the other code that runs on that platform has to update along the way. I’ve left the commenting plugin that we run on TBP un-updated for many, many years and there started to be some functional and some security issues with the old code.
At the same time, some of the other plugins (that affect how commenting works) we’re running on the site abruptly decided to start charging fees that would have made this site financially unviable. So we had to make some decisions and part of those decisions involved finally updating the commenting plugin.
I’m still messing with settings, trying to make the new version work as closely as possible to the old version. There are some definite improvements. For example:
You no longer have to click a link and paste the URL for an image into a box at the top of the page.
You can now just paste the image URL directly into the comment box and the image should render as an image (not a URL) when your comment is posted. Try it and let me know below if it doesn’t work, exactly HOW it doesn’t work and I’ll fix it.
Use the comments on this post to tell me what’s not working. But you have to tell me in a way that I can understand what’s actually not working. Here’s an example of something I can’t do anything about:
“When I try to post an image it doesn’t work.”
Here’s an example of something I can do something about:
“When I tried to reply to BL’s comment above, it wouldn’t post and I received an error message pop-up that said “invalid e-mail” – and the error message kept activating no matter what (correct) e-mail I typed in.
So I logged in to respond. Which is something I won’t be able to do always. Can the e-mail trigger be deactivated? Or not?”
A lot of what you tell me is probably going to be specific to your particular setup and I probably won’t be able to fix that. But if there is something that is really not working for everyone (or many), then that’s something I can probably do something about.
