SKULL &
BONES…
George W. Bush urges American (Globalist) unity in rousing video amid
Trump's clashes with Democrats over virus response and decries 'partisan
combatants' - reminding the US 'we rise or fall together'
- Former US President George W. Bush sent a message to the American people that 'we are human beings' and 'not partisan combatants'
- The video was released by the George W. Bush Presidential Center Saturday for the 24-hour Unite benefit
- Bush's voice is heard while a montage of pictures show life as it was and now is
- He urges people to 'remember how small our differences are' and come together to fight the 'invisible enemy' and support one another during the crisis
- Bush goes on to remind Americans that the nation came through times of crisis after
- 9/11 (inside job) when he was president
North Korea has fired
multiple gunshots towards South Korea, the South's Joint Chiefs of Staffs
said in a statement.
In the animation posted
online by China's official Xinhua news agency, a warrior Lego figure wearing a
face mask warns a Statue of Liberty figure of the dangers of the virus.
He was arrested and charged
with attempted assault on a public servant. The incident took place on Friday,
the same day Gov. Greg Abbott opened public parks and certain businesses at
limited capacity.
Cult mom' Lori Vallow asked
her soon-to-be husband Chad Daybell to determine whether her two children had
'light or dark spirits' nearly a year before they went missing, a newly
uncovered e-mail reveals.
THE PURGE IS ON…
YouTube deletes conspiracy theorist David Icke's
account after he made unproven claims about coronavirus
- YouTube said David Icke violated its policies on sharing coronavirus information
- The former footballer, 68, made controversial unproven claims about the virus
- The ban follows a similar move by Facebook, who removed Icke's page on Friday
On Friday New Mexico Gov.
Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a state of emergency under the state's Riot
Control Act in the city of Gallup following a staggering surge in COVID-19
cases.
Truckers parked up along Constitutional Avenue where they blasted their
horns together in a protest that could be heard all the way to the White House, as they say they are struggling to make a living due
to falling rates. Anti-lockdown protests also continued across the US Saturday,
as people call for an end to stay-at-home orders amid the pandemic.
Heavily-armed men carrying rifles and sporting camouflage gear marched on the
New Hampshire Statehouse in protest against Governor Chris Sununu's extension
to the state's stay-at-home order. While, in Oregon, protesters defied
stay-at-home orders - and the rain - to take to the streets of Salem, waving
American flags, Trump merchandise and banners.
(MEANWHILE) Trump
retreats to Camp David
President Trump retreated to
Camp David on Friday evening for a working weekend. In the capital, however,
there are remaining concerns about a lack of coronavirus test kits and protests
of a deficient stimulus package.
New York Times calls for DNC investigation
into Biden sexual-assault claims
Reported
coronavirus deaths likely inflated by other causes of death included in data
WHO
joins Australia in China's refusal to investigate how the outbreak began
In post-corona times, social
distancing will forever change how businesses operate and how people interact
in an economy. In early April, we noted how one supermarket in
Philadelphia took sanitizing to an entirely new level by dunking
shopping carts into large vats of disinfectants to give customers the peace
of mind that they won’t contract the deadly virus.
City demands churches turn over names, addresses,
phone numbers!
Officials want information
for 'surveillance' of members
Governors and mayors across
the nation have claimed that their emergency powers allow them to ban large
groups during the coronavirus pandemic. They don't want groups gathering in
malls, movie theaters or even churches, despite the constitutional protection
of religious rights.
Oregon Gov.
Kate Brown signed an executive order Friday, extending the state of
emergency for another 60 days.
The state of emergency order allows the Oregon Health Authority and the
Office of Emergency Management more authority to respond to the crisis.
(PEOPLE WILL NOT
SIT BY AND STARVE: THIS GOVERNOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LOSS OF LIFE THAT
MAY ENSUE-SHE NEEDS TO BE RECALLED IMMEDIATELY, IN MY OPINION!)
Chicago mayor threatens to issue citations, arrest those who ignore stay-at-home order: 'We
will shut you down'
"We will shut you down, we will cite you, and if we need to, we
will arrest you and we will take you to jail," she said Saturday during a
press conference.
U.S. undergraduates have sued more than 50 schools, demanding partial
tuition, room-and-board and fee refunds after they shut down.
Cellphone
monitoring is spreading with the coronavirus. So is an uneasy tolerance of surveillance.
In a matter of months, tens of millions of people in dozens of countries
have been placed under surveillance. Governments, private companies and
researchers observe the health, habits and movements of citizens, often without
their consent. It is a massive effort, aimed at enforcing quarantine rules or
tracing the spread of the coronavirus, that has sprung up pell-mell in country
after country.
