Journalism
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow January 20, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) In his rambling bizarre speech, the Demented Pervert Biteme gave the Russkies the green light to invade Ukraine, saying “It’s one thing... Read More.
Bill Gates: Future Pandemics, Reducing the Population & Tracking Vaccines
On Tuesday, Bill Gates warned of pandemics yet to come that are worse than the current one. His comments come as he continues to push vaccines through his Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation... Read More.
Doctor-Prescribed Ivermectin Denied by Pharmacies: Marine Goes to Court
Marine Corps veteran, William Salier and his wife Karla, who were dangerously ill with COVID-19, recovered quickly after desperately improvising using Ivermectin horse paste. Two pharmacies had refused... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow January 19, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow 1) Canaries continue to sing: two more House DemoKKKrats, McNerney from Rhode Island and Langevin from Kollyfornia become numbers 27 and 28 to announce they... Read More.
Highest Court in Texas Rules AG has No Unilateral Prosecutory Power for Election Fraud
The Republican majority Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA) in Texas issued a stunning decision in December that strikes down Chapter 273 of the election code in a 1951 statute. Section 273.021 allows the ... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow January 18, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Steve Bannon says what I’ve been saying for a year now: “We can shatter the DemoKKKrat Party,” referring to Gallup polling showing Repu... Read More.
HHS Drops Reporting of Daily COVID-19 Deaths and Adds Pediatric Reporting Guidelines
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) made changes in hospital guidelines for reporting on Jan. 6, which could add to confusion over the interpretation of COVID-19 data for children. Adding... Read More.
Florida: Highest Rates of Infection Occurring in Counties with Highest Vaccination Rates
The COVID infection rate for residents of Dade County, Florida Dec. 31 - Jan. 6 was 3,796 new “cases per 100,000 population”—a rate far higher than any other county in Florida, according to the Florida... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow January 17, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) File under, “This is what courage looks like:” The new Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares fired the entire state civil rights offi... Read More.
Tracy Beanz talks Everything COVID with Vicki McKenna
Tracy Beanz and Vicki McKenna discuss the change of narrative of the COVID debacle, from Gain of Function to the Cover-up... Listen HERE and begin at 1:32... Read More.
Monoclonal Antibodies: Are There Shortages and Why
As Americans fight to secure life-saving treatments for COVID-19, an important question is being asked: Are there shortages of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) in certain areas, and, if there are shortages... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow January 14, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, blocked the OSHA vax mandate from the Biteme administration. The court, 5-4, let stand the m... Read More.
Fulton County Ballot Image: What a SHAm!
Recently we reported on the official Fulton County ballot image files from the 2020 general election having been modified without explanation. The file timestamps for those modifications were not assoc... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow January 13, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The Demented Pervert has fallen to a new low in the “A+” rated poll by Nate Silver of 33%. As Sean Davis shows, those are “shockingly b... Read More.
Becoming a Big-Time Activist with a 20 Buck Movie Editing Program
In the article "Defending Yours When Local Authorities Begin to Target," I profiled possibly the most challenging person I've yet interviewed, and I don't think I've interviewed anyone less than a text... Read More.
