CDC Chief Agrees There’s ‘Perverse’ Economic ‘Incentive’ for Hospitals to Inflate Coronavirus Deaths
United States hospitals have a “perverse” monetary “incentive” to increase their count of coronavirus fatalities, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s director Robert Redfield indicated under questioning from a Republican lawmaker during a House panel hearing on Friday.
Bubble indemnity: Big Pharma firms will NOT be held accountable for side effects of Covid vaccine
https://www.rt.com/news/496801-pharma-not-accountable-vaccine-effect/
Jonathan Isaac, the first NBA player since Thursday's restart not to kneel or wear a shirt supporting BLM, said the mass protest 'doesn't go hand-in-hand with supporting black lives.'
Barack Obama's Kenyan half-brother Malik rips his sibling as 'cold and ruthless' as he release new memoir detailing the family rift
'He got rich and became a snob,' Malik said. 'What I saw was he was the kind of person that wants people to worship him. He needs to be worshiped and I don't do that. I am his older brother so I don't do that.' Unsurprisingly, Malik is supporting President Donald Trump re-election in November, after gaining fame in 2016 for siding with Trump against Hillary Clinton.
Elon Musk's Mysterious Neuralink Chip Could Make You Hear Things That Were Impossible to Hear Before
The mysterious Neuralink chip was previously in the headlines when the founder of the company, Elon Musk, said that the chip will be able to stream music straight into the wearer's brain--and now, the tech CEO has revealed more details about it.
No one seems to be worried about the falling dollar, veteran stockbroker Peter Schiff writes on Twitter, as the US currency continues to slide versus major rivals amid gold and silver record growth.
https://www.rt.com/business/496719-us-economy-dollar-falling/
Police tell Christians they cannot believe in God
'The government wants to eliminate all religions'
Police are telling Christians in China they are not allowed to believe in God.
https://www.wnd.com/2020/08/police-tell-christians-cannot-believe-god/
A bloodied motorist was filmed hanging on for dear life to the hood of a semi-trailer truck that was driving at high speed northbound on the Florida Turnpike near Boynton on Saturday afternoon. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, dispatchers were told that a white male was driving a Toyota SUV with a male passenger traveling southbound on the Turnpike. The passenger told dispatchers that the driver started acting erratically and stopped the vehicle on the exit ramp to Boynton Beach. The driver then got out of the Toyota and started walking on the highway. According to the FHP, the man hopped over the media concrete wall from the southbound side to the northbound side, causing traffic to slow down. He then jumped on top of the hood of a semi tractor-trailer that was driving northbound.
Some 23 million renters could be evicted by Sept. but Sen. Elizabeth Warren said that Congress could stop 'the coming avalanche of evictions.'
Tucker Rips 'Fraud Fauci' Over His Refusal To Specifically Warn That BLM And Antifa Riots Are Endangering Public Health
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1230&v=ZEwsIUdqYBo&feature=emb_title
Communists Start Their '100 Day Siege' – Watch Them Spit In The Face Of America - 'Tear It Down' & 'The Revolution Is Here, Y'all' Say Gen Z Idiots
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6WeOjSjCwU
Black Tenant Chops Off White Landlord's Head As Rascist Hate Spreading Faster
A Connecticut man decapitated his landlord with a sword during a dispute over unpaid rent, authorities said.
Australia to make Facebook, Google pay for news in world first
The move comes as the tech giants fend off calls around the world for greater regulation.
Wisconsin Orders Mandatory Face Masks. Some Sheriffs Refuse to Enforce.
'There are numerous legitimate exemptions to the requirement of wearing a face covering'
Americans buying up personal bunkers...
Data isn't just being collected from your phone. It's being used to score you.
Operating in the shadows of the online marketplace, specialized tech companies you've likely never heard of are tapping vast troves of our personal data to generate secret "surveillance scores" - digital mug shots of millions of Americans - that supposedly predict our future behavior. The firms sell their scoring services to major businesses across the U.S. economy.
People with low scores can suffer harsh consequences.
CoreLogic and TransUnion say that scores they peddle to landlords can predict whether a potential tenant will pay the rent on time, be able to "absorb rent increases," or break a lease. Large employers use HireVue, a firm that generates an "employability" score about candidates by analyzing "tens of thousands of factors," including a person's facial expressions and voice intonations. Other employers use Cornerstone's score, which considers where a job prospect lives and which web browser they use to judge how successful they will be at a job.
Brand-name retailers purchase "risk scores" from Retail Equation to help make judgments about whether consumers commit fraud when they return goods for refunds. Players in the gig economy use outside firms such as Sift to score consumers' "overall trustworthiness." Wireless customers predicted to be less profitable are sometimes forced to endure longer customer service hold times.
Auto insurers raise premiums based on scores calculated using information from smartphone apps that track driving styles. Large analytics firms monitor whether we are likely to take our medication based on our propensity to refill our prescriptions; pharmaceutical companies, health-care providers and insurance companies can use those scores to, among other things, "match the right patient investment level to the right patients."
Surveillance scoring is the product of two trends. First is the rampant (and mostly unregulated) collection of every intimate detail about our lives, amassed by the nanosecond from smartphones to cars, toasters to toys. This fire hose of data - most of which we surrender voluntarily - includes our demographics, income, facial characteristics, the sound of our voice, our precise location, shopping history, medical conditions, genetic information, what we search for on the Internet, the websites we visit, when we read an email, what apps we use and how long we use them, and how often we sleep, exercise and the like…5G, which lead to the scoring algorithms that use artificial intelligence to rate all of us in some way…Secret surveillance scores create micro-markets in which some consumers are no longer welcome. They divide Americans into "haves" and "have-nots," with the losers relegated to the status of second-class citizens.
https://www.chron.com/opinion/article/Data-isn-t-just-being-collected-from-your-phone-15449776.php
Facial Recognition's Next Big Play: The Sports Stadium...
Coin Shortages Causing Liquidity Crisis at Laundromats...
Tens of thousands protest in Jerusalem, across Israel...
Netanyahu lashes out at media:
Worse than NKorea...
'Holy land' under attack in another sign of Biblical
apocalypse, preacher claims...
A wildfire that has destroyed at least 12,000 acres northwest of Palm Springs flared up Saturday, with evacuation orders for nearly 8,000 people in more than 2,500 households as firefighters fought the blaze in triple-degree heat.
