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Bad Hombre Calamari Surrounded by the walking dead with ticking clocks. Good Citizen They lined up by the billions when told and asked for the mRNA menu. As they chose their poison the images flashed in their minds. The ones of spastic dancing nurses in empty hospitals flanked by goofy graveyard interns flaring their hands and gyrating their hips on their “break” while scoring four times their normal salary. Paid to dance for Chinese facial recognition AI software apps while eliminating patients they could have treated instead. The sounds of hissing ventilators rising and compressing with the familiar ominous melody of nightly news terror broadcasts spoke to them. The aerial shots of Cuomo’s murdered pensioners being buried erratically in New York parks in pine boxes sent shivers up their spines. The late-night dancing celebrities whoring themselves for a genocidal machine convinced them to sacrifice their body to experimental science fiction. They didn’t question the absurdity of any ...

With oil tumbling ahead of the grueling 2023 recession, the last thing OPEC+ and (bullish) oil traders wanted to see is even more supply coming on line, and yet that's precisely what the a core gulf hub is proposing. According to Bloomberg, the United Arab Emirates - which in recent years has aggressively sought to diversify away from oil and to  become the world's crypto hub  - will look to revert back to its core competency and plans to expand its global energy - and especially energy spending - to boost oil and natural gas production capacity. Abu Dhabi National Oil Co., also known as Adnoc, will invest  $150 billion in the five years through 2027,  it said in a statement Monday. That’s an increase on the previous spending plan of $127 billion over five years that was announced a year ago. The spending spree  will try to raise crude output capacity to 5 million barrels a day by 2027, earlier than the previous target of 2030  and comes at a...

Suburban Mom Handcuffed, Jailed for Making 8-Year-Old Son Walk Half a Mile Home Heather Wallace plead guilty to child endangerment and can no longer work with kids. LENORE SKENAZY   |   11.16.2022 10:01 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Share by email Print friendly version Copy page URL Heather Wallace's oldest son, 8-year-old Aiden, was driving his two brothers crazy in the car as they all returned from karate one afternoon in October 2021. Wallace asked Aiden to walk the rest of the way home—half a mile in quiet, suburban Waco, Texas—so that he could calm down. For this she was arrested, handcuffed, and thrown in jail. She was charged with endangering a child, a felony carrying a mandatory minimum of two years in prison. "It really brought us into deep trauma," says Wallace. She is finally able to speak out after completing a six-month pretrial diversion program to get the charges dropped. But her arrest remains on the books—easily searchable by emp...

The Keystone of Corruption: FTX, Ukraine, Money Laundering Operations, the FBI and the Crypto Cookie Jar BY POLITICAL MOONSHINE  2022 T o understand the complexities of the FTX scandal in one of two   epicenters   of The Biden Crime Family’s corruption, crime and treason – Ukraine – is actually quite simple at a fundamental level [the other epicenter is   China .] Money laundering is a hallmark feature of enterprise fraud operations and if you swill the Moonshine, you know that’s the hub of the wheelhouse; what Moonshine specializes in, and what permitted the full body of exclusive work into COVID-19 [around 350 articles drawing back to early 2020] to thoroughly evidence the first claim that COVID-19 was a construct of enterprise fraud. What’s COVID-19 have to do with FTX? Everything. COVID-19 threads through literally everything and it’s beyond the scope of comprehension that Americans have yet to piece it all together for full comprehension. I wish more would swill...