Azerbaijani blockade causing Armenian Christians to face Genocide; China Confirms Troop Operations near Alaska...more

Armenian Christians face Genocide...Azerbaijani blockade goes into its eighth month.   Eight months ago, the 120,000 Armenian Christians in Nagorno-Karabkh spent Christmas under siege while so-called Azerbaijani “climate activists” blocked food and medical supplies from entering the region....It became clear that the “climate activists” were actually part of an official government blockade in April, when the Azerbaijani government established a formal military base on the road. “Not even the Azibarjani are pretending that they were environmental protests,” Joel Veldkamp said on the Higher Ground podcast last Thursday.

At this point, Armenian Christians in the region have been without gas since March; access to electricity is spotty, and food is limited. Miscarriage rates for women in the region have tripled, and people are collapsing in the street from hunger, Veldkamp said.

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China Confirms Troop Operations near Alaska...conducting joint patrols with Russia near the Alaskan coast  According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the combined fleet “practiced joint tactical maneuvering, conducted communications training and carried out helicopter landings and take-offs from the decks of each other’s ships.”

Russian officials said the flotilla practiced “hunting down and destroying a notional enemy’s submarine.” The Russian contingent included two “large anti-submarine warfare ships.”

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Lawsuit: Massachusetts Rejected Catholic Foster Parent Applicants Over Beliefs About Marriage and Sexuality  Despite this openness and the couples’ many strengths, their application was denied, they allege, for one reason and one reason only: they “would not be affirming to a child who identified as LGBTQIA.”

The state policy amounts to “an absolute bar for Catholics who agree with the Church’s teaching on sex, marriage, and gender,” the complaint says.

Pro-Lifers Appeal New York’s Anti-Speech Sidewalk Counseling Ban To Supreme Court

Vitagliano v. Westchester County petitions the Supreme Court to find that a county ordinance violates the First Amendment.

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Broken Window of Opportunity

The decline of cities in this decade is partly due to Covid making public transportation unpopular, and partly to work-from-home proving not as infeasible as was long assumed. Reporter Sam Quinones points to fentanyl and, perhaps, a different type of meth arriving in the big cities around 2015, leading many to go homeless in order to save on rent and spend more on drugs.

But a big reason is that elites decided that law and order was racist, which has led to more crime.

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 Video: Voters told to ‘come back’ later; ballot scanners stop working in Ohio special election

“This has resulted in people not being able to cast their ballot immediately. So, what they can do in the interim is put their ballots in this orange box, and it will be scanned later. Or they can void the ballot and come back, but people are concerned, and they’re very upset,” Holden explained. “They’re making calls to the Board of Elections right now.”

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ABUSE OF POWER: Biden DOJ Fines Elon Musk $350,000 After He REFUSES to Give Them Access to Trump's Twitter Account

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Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.’

The nation’s best-known public universities have been on an unfettered spending spree. Over the past two decades, they erected new skylines comprising snazzy academic buildings and dorms. They poured money into big-time sports programs and hired layers of administrators.

Then they passed the bill along to students.

Innumeracy and Lunacy...California students lack math skills, and the state’s fix could make things even worse   Getting downright Marxist, the framework enters into the “oppressors and oppressed” arena, contending that mathematics should be used to “both understand and impact the world.” It argues that math teachers should hold the political position that “mathematics plays a role in the power structures and privileges that exist within our society and can support action and positive change.”

And just for comic relief, the framework suggests that students in California should employ “math identity rainbows” whereby students weave together “colored cords (pink, orange, yellow, blue, and purple) to show that they are part of a classroom community.” Yellow, for instance, represents communicating, while pink is for perseverance. The exercise allegedly “provides students with the opportunity to notice that together they are part of a mathematical community.”

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The Will to (Imaginary) Electric Power

Last week several regional electrical providers called on the Biden Administration to tap the breaks on its campaign against conventional energy sources, particularly oil, gas, and coal. According to The Washington Times, the utilities "warned the Biden administration [that it] must delay the retirement of fossil fuel power plants to give renewables time to catch up — or else risk major energy shortfalls. They said grid reliability would be jeopardized by quickly transitioning electricity use from coal and natural gas to green alternatives such as wind and solar.

The trouble with battery-operated cars

There are two ways to get the USA to 100% battery-operated cars and trucks. One way is to force everyone to buy an electric car.

The other way is to eliminate the gas-powered cars and trucks by not building them and dropping the system of support we built over the last century.

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120k+ Children Died: Secret CDC Report confirms Hundreds of Thousands of Youngsters ‘Died Suddenly’ in the USA following roll-out of COVID-19 Vaccines   The official figures reveal that there was a slight increase in excess deaths among children and young adults when the alleged Covid-19 pandemic hit the US in early 2020.

   However, with the introduction of a Covid-19 injection, one would have expected deaths to have fallen significantly among the age group in 2021. But instead, the opposite happened.

   Excess deaths among children and young adults were significantly higher every single week in 2021 than they were in 2020 except for weeks 29 and 30. But then in week 31, something drastic happened to cause excess deaths to rise significantly among children and young adults.

VAERS data is crystal clear: The COVID vaccines are killing an estimated 1 person per 1,000 doses (676,000 dead Americans)  A simple VAERS query on the COVID vaccines for death and looking at the onset interval makes it immediately obvious to anyone that the COVID vaccines are the most deadly vaccines in the 33 year history of the VAERS system. Nothing else is even close.

Anthem Medical's Vaxx-Incentive Plan Exposes How Much Doctors Got Paid to Push the Death Jabs   Keep all of this in mind and spread the word to friends and family. They need to know about the incentives, kickbacks, and corruption that drove Pandemic Panic Theater because another round is likely just around the corner.

Nurse Diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis After COVID Vaccine Sues Former Employer

Fearing for her job and future career, Baker reluctantly received the first of two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on June 4, 2021. Within 18 days of her first dose, she experienced extreme pain in her lower back — a kidney stone, she thought.

    On June 26, 2021, Baker received her second dose. Almost immediately, her symptoms got much worse: shooting pain, tingling and numbness from neck to arm; excruciating back pain; brain fog and fatigue; and loss of physical coordination.

   Today, Baker is permanently disabled and unable to work after being diagnosed with transverse myelitis, a rare neurological condition causing inflammation of the spinal cord.