Five Antifa activists arrested during a clash with law enforcement at the proposed site of Atlanta’s new public safety academy have been charged with domestic terrorism. Five Antifa activists arrested during a clash with law enforcement at the proposed site of Atlanta’s new public safety academy have been charged with domestic terrorism. The protesters set […]
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More shenanigans over at Twitter. Ahmad Abouammo, 45, formerly of Walnut Creek, Calif., was sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for his role in accessing, monitoring and conveying confidential and sensitive information that could be used to identify and locate Twitter users of interest to the Saudi royal family. In addition to the 42-month
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Google has a “Google Trends” site that allows you to see search interests over time. I did a Google Trend on the phrase “died suddenly”, and I removed when the documentary came out. Notice the spike in searches after the vaccines came out, specifically in Nov 2021.
This is very disturbing. This kind of terrorism kills many innocent. Increased sabotage incidents on the US power grid are very concerning. On Christmas Day, three substation facilities were vandalized in Pierce County, Washington, plunging thousands of customers into total darkness, according to ABC News. Two of the power substations were operated by Tacoma Public
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I have been told that more die from cold than from heat. And people look at me with a straight face and tell me that this is caused by global warming. BUFFALO, N.Y. — A frigid winter storm killed at least 18 people as it swept across the country, knocking out power to hundreds of
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The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Idaho’s July 2022 population at over 1,940,000, an increase of 1.8% from July 2021. Idaho grew about four times faster than the national growth rate of 0.4%. The new Census estimate shows Idaho’s population growth is slowing down to 2016 levels, falling below its five-year average growth rate of 2.3%.
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How long do liberals think businesses can survive with legalized theft? US retailers are experiencing unprecedented losses due to a nationwide spike in retail thefts that has become a $100 billion problem for the industry. Brick-and-mortar stores have increased police presence and other theft-deterrent merchandising strategies as store managers beef up security to prevent five-finger
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Illinois has the 6th-highest number of residents buying their meals with nutrition benefits, and the number grew almost 11% from a year earlier. More than 2 million low-income Illinoisans will put holiday dinner on the table with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits this December, the sixth most per capita nationwide. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports 15.9%
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Warmer wet weather next week might cause flooding on the Palouse. The National Weather Service is expecting snow melt to swell rivers and streams including Paradise Creek in Moscow. Ice jams might also increase the flood risk. The forecast is calling for minor field flooding and urban flooding. https://pullmanradio.com/flooding-possible-next-week-with-thaw/
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A followup to my previous post. Again: Good for Scofield. A University of Idaho professor is suing a TikTok personality for posting videos on social media alleging the professor ordered the Nov. 13 killings of four UI students. The attorneys for Rebecca Scofield, who is the chairperson of the UI Department of History, is suing
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Would you like to pay a carbon tax every time that you turn your heater on?What about every time that you fill up your vehicle with gasoline? Incredibly, this will soon be what life is like in Europe. When I first heard that the EU plans to impose direct carbon taxes on individuals, I thought
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No surprise here. Always ask the question: who is to benefit from this? House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office was directly involved in the Capitol security plan – in which officials said they had been “denied again and again” when asking for resources necessary to protect the building complex during the the Jan. 6, 2021 riot.
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Good for professor Scofield. I hope she sues Guillard for all she’s worth. <sarcasm>And I bet “psychic” Guillard won’t see it coming. </sarcasm> A University of Idaho professor has sued a TikTok psychic for falsely claiming the professor was involved in the killings of four students last month. Rebecca Scofield, the chair of the university’s
Is Ukraine worth a nuclear war? Russia’s ambassador to the United States issued a statement Friday assessing the state of Moscow-Washington relations as having entered an “ice age” – according to state-owned TASS. Ambassador Anatoly Antonov said that currently the risk of a direct clash between the US and Russia remains “high” – after the
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Not good news. ‘Twas the last trading day before Christmas and all through the market, not a trader was twitching… until today’s PCE print hits… The Fed’s favorite inflation indicator – Core PCE Deflator – printed slightly hotter than expected in November +4.7% YoY vs +4.6% exp (MoM was in-line at +0.2% after an upward
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Again, I’m not surprised. You cannot have inflation near 10% and wages increasing 3-5% and not think that people are hurting. But what everyone needs to understand is that printing $6 trillion has consequences. Recently released survey data reports that the majority of Americans are feeling the pain of inflation and living paycheck to
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