A lot of people don’t know this (as Donald Trump likes to say, when he has just learned something that a lot of people already know), but Mitt Romney despises Donald Trump, except when he pretends not to. Here’s some history of a match NOT made in heaven. Romney, because he was the (ultimately unsuccessful) Republican presidential nominee in 2012, was the titular head of the Republican Party in 2016. That’s just an old tradition, more symbolic than real. In that capacity, Romney never endorsed Trump nor any of Trump’s opponents during the primaries. But he criticized Trump, and worried publicly that Trump must be hiding something pretty bad in those tax returns he refused to release, something that would probably eventually come out and be bad for the Republican ticket if Trump became the nominee. (He was wrong, because Trump is still successfully hiding those tax returns for, I’m sure, very powerful reasons other than his longstanding and famous concern … [Read more...] about Without naming Trump, Romney takes on his dissing of U.S. allies
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Brain trauma suffered by U.S. diplomats abroad could be work of hostile foreign government
In 2016 and '17, 25 Americans, including CIA agents, who worked in the U.S. Embassy in Cuba suffered serious brain injuries causing impaired vision and memory loss among other persistent symptoms. Now, we've learned that at least 15 American officials in China suffered unexplained brain trauma soon after. The FBI is now investigating whether these Americans were attacked by a mysterious weapon that leaves no trace. Over many months we have been collecting evidence of what appears to be a hostile foreign government's plan to target americans serving abroad and their families. 60 Minutes Overtime: Is an invisible weapon targeting U.S. diplomats? Mark Lenzi: For me it was November of 2017, when I started to feel lightheaded a lot. I was getting more headaches, my wife was getting headaches too. Mark Lenzi is a State Department security officer who worked in the U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou, China. He says that he and his wife began to suffer after hearing strange sounds in their … [Read more...] about Brain trauma suffered by U.S. diplomats abroad could be work of hostile foreign government
Abandoning science in favor of coercion, FDA pharma mob bosses demand U.S. states eliminate vaccine exemptions… or else
Sunday, February 24, 2019 by: Mike Adams Tags: bad medicine, badhealth, badmedicine, badscience, big government, CDC, coercion, Dangerous Medicine, evil, FDA, health freedom, junk science, medical fascism, Medical Tyranny, Resist, rigged, vaccines (Natural News) One of the most astonishing truths of our modern information age is that the vaccine truth movement is winning the information war, despite the incessant, coordinated censorship of nearly all online content that questions the supposed “safety” of vaccines. The “vaccine deep state,” as I have called it, now finds itself in an all-out panic. The CDC and Big Pharma propagandists have been waging a desperate war to pressure the tech giants into censoring all information that questions the official vaccine narrative. Pinterest is in such a panic that they blocked all searches on vaccines, and Facebook has announced they’re going to start blocking all content that questions vaccine safety. YouTube … [Read more...] about Abandoning science in favor of coercion, FDA pharma mob bosses demand U.S. states eliminate vaccine exemptions… or else
Nathan Chen, Alysa Liu headline U.S. Figure Skating Championships
Gregg Krupa The Detroit News Published 12:51 PM EST Jan 22, 2019 Detroit — The U.S. Figure Skating Championships are Nathan Chen’s show, with strong support from some dancers with roots in Michigan. Both the defending men’s world champion and the United States’ great depth in ice dancing, established after Russian coaches encamped in southeastern Michigan in the 1990s, will be on display in the national championships Thursday through Sunday at Little Caesars Arena. And, a sprite will provide some compelling moments. In the depleted women’s event, still called “ladies” in figure skating, a 13-year-old mighty mite, Alysa Liu, the 4-foot, 7-inch national junior champion from California, could take a big step toward stardom. Competing in August as a novice in the Asian Open Trophy in Thailand, Liu performed a clean triple axel. She is the youngest skater in history to land the triple axel in international … [Read more...] about Nathan Chen, Alysa Liu headline U.S. Figure Skating Championships
Amazon HQ2, Detroit train station top development news in 2018
John Gallagher Detroit Free Press Published 8:00 AM EST Dec 20, 2018 Economic development news dominated the headlines in 2018. Let's take a few minutes to look back on some of the biggest development stories of the year and what they mean in a larger context. Amazon HQ2 search Anticipation over winning Amazon’s second headquarters with its bonanza of new jobs and tax base dominated the nation’s economic development industry for most of 2018. Detroit’s bid just missed making Amazon’s short list of 20 finalists, with the company citing an insufficient talent pool in Southeast Michigan. But Amazon’s so-called HQ2 search also sparked a debate on the use of public tax incentives to lure major companies like Amazon or Taiwanese chip maker Foxconn, which chose Wisconsin for a major campus after a similar search. Michigan and Detroit officials offered Amazon $4 billion in tax incentives in the failed bid, an amount several times larger than ever … [Read more...] about Amazon HQ2, Detroit train station top development news in 2018