Everything they sell you as safety is…
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How the vaccine injury has altered my life - Jimmy Dore
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Former Navy Seal encounters a Flock Camera on his way to Florida
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Vatican performs ancient ritual with 1,700-year-old skull that divides Christians
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A 1,700-year-old skull was returned to a gold bust in an ancient Catholic ritual that saw one of the Vatican’s most powerful cardinals bow and kiss the relic.
The remains belonged to Saint Agatha, a third-century Christian martyr and the patron saint of Catania, Sicily.
Her skull had been temporarily removed from the famous reliquary while the ornate structure underwent restoration.
It was placed back inside during an elaborate ceremony at Catania Cathedral on August 17.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s Secretary of State, then leaned forward and kissed the relic as part of the traditional Catholic rite of veneration.
The ceremony commemorated the 900th anniversary of Saint Agatha’s relics being returned to Catania from Constantinople in 1126.
Many non-Catholics deemed the ritual 'idolatry,' meaning the worship of a physical object or image as a god.
Dalio Says Sell Bonds, Buy Gold, Bitcoin as Debt Crisis Looms
Billionaire Ray Dalio said investors should reduce their bond holdings and put as much as 15% of their money in gold to hedge against the risk of a US debt crisis that he warns could be just three years away.
Vance says Bessent has 'discreet' plan to address $40 trillion national debt
JD Vance said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a plan to address the nation’s roughly $40 trillion debt, arguing the administration can grow the economy faster than the debt accumulates.
“[Bessent] has had a very discreet plan, of course, supported by the president of the United States, to get the United States to a point where our economy is growing faster than our debt,” Vance said on Newsmax’s Carl Higbie Frontline.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/ar-AA2aFfBX
US warned of 'October surprise' from Iran amid harrowing billboards and murals
Tehran could be planning a massive attack to disrupt the November Midterms and drive a wedge between Israel and the US, a leading defense expert has warned
Iran may be planning an 'October Surprise' ahead of the November Midterm elections, a leading defense expert has warned.
https://www.the-express.com/news/us-news/214356/us-warned-october-surprise-iran
Turkey issues fresh ‘genocide’ arrest warrant for Netanyahu amid growing Syria tensions
Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government on Friday issued another arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, amid spiking tensions between the two countries over an Israeli strike in Syria.
Turkey has already issued warrants against Netanyahu and other top officials for “genocide” over Israel’s actions in the war against Hamas in Gaza. Israel firmly denies accusations of genocide.
From Australia to Germany: Growing global pressure on Israel
Six European countries condemned Israel’s E1 construction plans, while Britain weighs new sanctions; Australia, Britain and Canada called the WCK probe decision 'shameful,' and the US criticized an Israeli strike in Syria amid tensions with Turkey
https://www.ynetnews.com/article/b1nfw7uwml
45% Of Dog Owners Say Their Pets Eat Higher Quality Meals Than They Do
2 in 5 Respondents Admit They’d Be Willing To Eat Their Dog’s Food
In a survey of 2,000 American dog owners, 45% rated their dog’s food as higher quality than their own meals, and 49% said they pay more attention to their dog’s diet than their own.
More than half (56%) feed their dog off their own plate at least a few times a week, and 52% cooked a meal from scratch for their dog in the past month.
https://studyfinds.com/pets-eat-better-meals-than-owners/
Fannie Mae Hit by Turmoil in Senior Ranks as Roughly 12 Executives Are Let Go
The departures are raising concerns about stability inside the government mortgage giant
Assistant US Attorney Found Dead Inside San Diego Federal Building
Authorities found the body of Andrew Haden, 48, Wednesday in a vacant office inside the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building.
A person familiar with the case told The San Diego Union-Tribune, “it’s suspected Haden took his own life.”
Texas Appeals Court Slashes Alex Jones’ $50 Million Sandy Hook Judgment by More Than $43 Million
A Texas appeals court on Friday delivered a significant victory to Infowars founder Alex Jones, drastically reducing the massive $50 million judgment against him in one of the Sandy Hook defamation cases.
The court ordered the punitive damages reduced from roughly $45.2 million down to $1.5 million, $750,000 for each parent, in line with Texas law, according to Reuters.
Jones still faces the roughly $4.1 million in compensatory damages the jury awarded, plus interest and fees, bringing the total Texas judgment to around $5.5–6 million.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/texas-appeals-court-slashes-alex-jones-50-million/
Trump announces plan to lower beef prices, but ranchers and some GOP are already balking
- Trump plans to import 300,000 metric tons of beef to lower prices.
- Ranchers and Republicans oppose, fearing it will hurt U.S. cattle markets.
- Experts doubt the plan's impact, citing small import volume and logistical challenges.
Here's a how much it would cost to attend a college football game in Utah
Here's what a family of four — two adults, two kids — could approximately expect to pay for a typical non-marquee home game based on the cheapest tickets, parking and reasonable concessions at Utah's three FBS schools:
BYU — $425
Utah — $340
Utah State — $185
KSL Comments - I miss the days of scoring 'nosebleed' seats for $5 for any game. Now everything is a money grab. I'm out. That goes for all pro-sports too.
Lawsuit against podcast is about Mormon trademark confusion, not name, Church of Jesus Christ says
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is suing John Dehlin for alleged trademark confusion.
- The church claims Dehlin's use of logos and images creates affiliation confusion.
- ACLU supports Dehlin, arguing trademark law shouldn't limit free speech.
The update is part of the ongoing court case against the podcaster behind "Mormon Stories."
"The church has always acknowledged Mr. Dehlin's First Amendment right to criticize the church," said Doug Anderson, church spokesperson. "This case is not about preventing people from using the word Mormon."
Dehlin founded and hosts the podcast "Mormon Stories." He was excommunicated from the church in 2015. "This case is not about silencing criticism. The church's claims do not target the content of (Dehlin's) speech at all. Nor is it about ownership or control of the word Mormon. The church made this clear in its complaint.
KSL Comments - We lose our first amendment we've lost everything, but it seems like we're losing everything anyway I stand behind this man. Because if it wasn't for first speech, I wouldn't have anything.
While Salt Lake immigrant detention center plans are dead, talk of finding a site may not be over
- Just because the feds dropped a proposal for a Salt Lake City immigration detention center doesn't mean they've halted efforts to find space in the state.
- Gov. Spencer Cox said conversations continue but "they haven't gone very far."
- Likewise, an immigrant advocate doesn't foresee any let up by federal authorities in moves to pursue immigrants in the country illegally.
Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought
Panama Canal will cut daily transits of ships from September because of low rainfall and amid an intensifying El Nino event.
https://www.dw.com/en/panama-canal-el-nino/a-78453054
Noah's Ark mystery deepens as new scans show boat-shaped formation is more than just rock
Located just 18 miles south of Mount Ararat, Turkey's highest peak, the Durupinar Formation has only been known to the modern world for less than a century.
According to local reports, heavy rains and earthquakes in May 1948 washed away the surrounding mud, revealing the mysterious formation. It was then discovered by a Kurdish shepherd.
The Bible states that Noah's Ark came to rest on the 'mountains of Ararat' after a 150-day flood that drowned the Earth and every living creature not sheltered inside the wooden vessel.
The radar captured 'a series of right angles' about 20 feet down, which researchers believe could be the rooms that held animals on the ark
According to biblical measurements, the ark was '300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high,' roughly 515 feet long, 86 feet wide and 52 feet tall.
Now, a new radar survey has detected strong subsurface anomalies and distinct layers inside the 515-foot-long formation, challenging the idea that it is one homogeneous block of rock.
https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-16070205/noahs-ark-durupinar-mount-ararat-scans.html
Navy mulls stripping Black war hero’s name from aircraft carrier for Trump
Navy officials are weighing whether to strip the name of one of World War II's most famed Black service members from a new aircraft carrier and instead possibly name the ship for President Donald Trump, according to three sources familiar with the matter, a move that would mark the unprecedented naming of a Navy vessel for a sitting president.
CAN AMERICA WIN WARS WHILE MANDATING EXPERIMENTAL MRNA VACCINES?
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Fauci's lawyers set up legal defense fund as US probes multiply
- Anthony Fauci's lawyers launched a legal defense fund amid increasing investigations.
- Fauci, pardoned by Biden in Jan. 2025, denies pandemic-related allegations.
- The fund, managed independently, won't benefit Fauci; excess funds go to charity.
https://www.ksl.com/article/51614830/faucis-lawyers-set-up-legal-defense-fund-as-us-probes-multiply
Turning Point USA announces memorial at UVU on anniversary of Kirk's assassination
- Turning Point USA will hold a memorial at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10.
- The event commemorates Charlie Kirk's assassination, featuring speakers like Glenn Beck and Frank Turek.
- UVU confirmed the UCCU Center will host the private event despite campus closure.
Multiple Patients Paralyzed at Nashville Hospital After ‘Pharmacy Error’ Leads to Drug Mix-Up
Multiple patients went into cardiac arrest after a ‘pharmacy error’ led to a dangerous drug mix-up.
Two patients are paralyzed, and one is on a ventilator at Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital after they were given the wrong medication prior to surgery.
The four patients were reportedly given potassium instead of an anesthetic. The dangerous mix-up happened at the hospital’s in-house pharmacy.
Man Wielding a Sword Attacks High School in Small Swedish Town – One Dead and Several Wounded – Suspect Reportedly in Police Custody
All of Europe is sick with the knife stabbing epidemic, but in Sweden, they are taking things a step further.
One person has reportedly died, and several others are injured after a man armed with a sword attacked a high school in the small city of Fagersta in central Sweden.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/man-wielding-sword-attacks-high-school-small-swedish/
The bond market is going to burst the stock-market bubble
When it comes to stock-market downturns, listen to the Bible. Even if one is coming, “of that day and that hour knoweth no man,” not even “the angels which are in heaven.”
But one is surely coming, and the unraveling of the long-term bond market is raising the chances that one is imminent.
It is already absurdly obvious that we are in a massive stock-market bubble. Former Federal Reserve governor Bill Dudley just pointed out many of the signs, which will likely come as no surprise to regular readers of MarketWatch but which are worth repeating.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-bond-market-is-going-to-burst-the-stock-market-bubble-1c6f0971
American faces a felony charge for wiping his phone data during an airport check
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U.S. citizen faces federal felony charges for deleting his phone data after his phone was seized
Before allowing the Atlanta resident to enter the U.S., authorities seized his phone. He gave them a duress passcode, which wiped the phone of all its digital contents.
hen a customs officer seized Samuel Tunick's phone at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport last year, he gave the officer a passcode that triggered software that deleted the contents of his phone. Federal prosecutors in Atlanta are now bringing an obstruction charge against him.
Tunick, a U.S. citizen and Atlanta resident, was returning to the U.S. on Jan. 24 last year, the New York Times reported, citing a November grand jury indictment. He was stopped for interrogation, and before allowing him to enter the U.S., authorities seized his phone.
Federal law prohibits destroying evidence or transferring assets to keep the government from seizing them. It carries a felony penalty, which can result in up to five years in federal prison, a fine or both. Courts have held that digital property is property under the law, so deleting digital property is treated as destroying physical evidence.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/28/us/duress-password-phone-wipe-charge.html
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