The Post-Partisan Emporium

  SICK AND DON'T KNOW IT When I was on Joe Rogan's podcast in early 2020, his medical people pricked my finger for a blood sample to find out if I had covid. Or if I had had covid. About 30 minutes later, they said I didn't have the antibodies. I asked if that meant I'd had it, been exposed to it--what does the test show? They said they couldn't tell if I'd been exposed because we have two levels of immune function: internal and external. They said if my external was strong enough, it would repel covid and never get in far enough to be detected in the blood. I never had covid--still haven't (remember, I drink out of cow troughs) and their fancy blood tests couldn't tell me whether I'd been exposed. All they said was it hasn't gotten inside. If it had, supposedly they'd be able to detect broken pieces of viruses and antibodies. I talked yesterday with a farmer whose family for years raised 40,000 t...

White Coat Waste Project (WCW) has exposed how the USDA has wasted $1 million to collaborate on dangerous bird flu gain-of-function experiments with a Wuhan animal lab white coat tied to the Chinese government The USDA-CCP collaboration is conducting cruel animal experiments to create new deadly bird flu strains that may jump to mammals Citing WCW’s new investigation, US Senator Joni Ernst is demanding answers in a letter to USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack WCW previously exposed taxpayer funding for gain-of-function experiments on humanized mice in Wuhan and the USDA’s spending spree on dog and cat meat at Chinese wet markets Shipping tax dollars to animal abusers in China is a recipe for disaster. But, even after what the White Coat Waste Project   exposed   at the Wuhan animal lab, Uncle Sam still hasn’t learned his lesson. Link for project   Link for project Government records uncovered by WCW show the taxpayer-funded USDA-CCP collaboration is currently scheduled to be fu...

The USDA Wants to Register Your Vegetable Garden in a National Database We should not trust them. Matt Agorist Hello, free thinkers. As you likely know, TFTP has long been an advocate of self-sustainability, off-grid living, and growing your own food. For a decade, we’ve shined a light on the state each and every time we caught them attacking this way of life. From fines  for front yard gardens  to  raiding Amish farmers  for not following the notoriously corrupt guidelines of the federal government, we’ve seen some rather egregious attacks on our rights as humans to use our own property and choose where our food comes from. This new move by the USDA, however, is a little different. It could be nothing — but it could also be a sinister and subtle way for the feds to attack food sovereignty. The USDA is now registering and mapping self-sustainable communities through a gardening initiative that is particularly suspect, especially given the organization’s track record....