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How Suspicious is it That U.S. Intelligence Spotted the Coronavirus in Wuhan Weeks Before China Did?

BY WILL JONES | THE DAILY SCEPTIC | DECEMBER 21, 2022 Here’s something that’s been bugging me. How did U.S. intelligence analysts pick up on what they deemed a dangerous novel virus in China at a time when there’s no good evidence China had picked up on it or was concerned? How did they spot […]

Court Says No, Biden Cannot Enforce Vaccine Mandates For Federal Contractors

By Steve Watson | Summit News | December 21, 2022 A 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that The Biden Administration cannot enforce a COVID vaccine mandate on federal contractors. “The President’s use of procurement regulations to reach through an employing contractor to force obligations on individual employees is truly unprecedented,” the ruling noted, adding “As […]

Hungarian Parliament Speaker: West’s Push to Turn Ukraine Into Anti-Russian Bridgehead is a ‘Strategic Mistake’

Samizdat – 21.12.2022 Budapest has stood alone among NATO’s Eastern European flank in rejecting the transfer of weapons to Ukraine via its territory. Prime Minister Viktor Orban has essentially labeled the Ukrainian conflict a Russia-US proxy war, citing the need for peace talks between Russia and the US, rather than Moscow and Kiev, for the … … Continue reading →

West Seeks to Prolong Conflict in Ukraine as Much as Possible to Weaken Russia: Shoigu

Samizdat – 21.12.2022 MOSCOW – The West seeks to prolong military operations in Ukraine as much as possible in order to weaken Russia, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Wednesday. “We are particularly concerned about the buildup of NATO’s forward presence near the borders of Russia and Belarus, as well as the desire of … … Continue reading →

Former FBI lawyer and Twitter general counsel Jim Baker thanked FBI for convincing Twitter the Hunter Biden laptop story was fake

By Christina Maas | Reclaim The Net | December 20, 2022 Independent journalist Michael Shellenberger released a new batch of Twitter Files that showed how the FBI convinced Twitter that the Hunter Biden laptop story was misinformation. At the center of Twitter’s decision to suppress the story was Jim Baker, the former deputy legal counsel at Twitter, who … … Continue reading →

Twitter Gave Boost to Pentagon Psyop Accounts

By Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | The Libertarian Institute | December 20, 2022 Twitter placed dozens of accounts created by US Central Command (CENTCOM) on a “whitelist” for preferential treatment, according to internal company documents obtained by journalist Lee Fang. The eighth edition of the ‘Twitter Files’ exposed the site’s involvement in propaganda operations run by … … Continue reading →

Twitter and Facebook chiefs practiced how to handle “fake” Hunter Biden docs, PRIOR to real story breaking

A “tabletop exercise” that was supposedly hypothetical By Cindy Harper | Reclaim The Net | December 20, 2022 The latest batch of Twitter files, released by independent journalist Michael Shellenberger, revealed that the Aspen Institute held a “tabletop exercise” to influence coverage of a possible future Hunter Biden story. This was prior to the actual Hunter Biden laptop … … Continue reading →

Biden Says ‘Thrilled’ to Meet Zelensky at White House

Samizdat – 21.12.2022 WASHINGTON – US President Joe Biden said he is “thrilled” to welcome Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House later on Wednesday. “I hope you’re having a good flight, Volodymyr. I’m thrilled to have you here. Much to discuss,” Biden tweeted. The two leaders will discuss a range of topics, including battlefield strategy … … Continue reading →

Why was the FBI paying Twitter millions of dollars?

By Dan Frieth | Reclaim The Net | December 20, 2022 The latest batch of Twitter Files, released by independent journalist Michael Shellenberger on December 19, revealed that the FBI paid Twitter millions of dollars to process the bureau’s requests. “I am happy to report we have collected $3,415,323 since October 2019!” wrote an employee at Twitter’s Safety, … … Continue reading →