Researchers at Germany’s Ruhr University Bochum have reached a goal sought for centuries by medical science: how to make legs paralyzed by a massive spinal cord injury walk again. The spine’s nerve fibers, once damaged or cut, are unable to regenerate themselves. As a result, communication is lost between the mind and the body below...
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
AVANTI FINANCIAL GROUP SET TO PREMIERE CRYPTO BANK. A bank capitalized by and optimized to deal in cryptocurrencies may be just around the corner. The Avanti Financial Group, based in Longwood, FL, says it has raised $44 million so far in its funding efforts. Companies including Coinbase, Binance.US, Morgan Creek Digital, Madison Paige Ventures, AP...
FOR TECHNOCRATIC ELITES, THERE IS NO “NATURAL”
“Man the toolmaker” is an old trope defining what sets humans apart from other creatures. But what happens when what we’re changing is ourselves, as well as the world around us? “Gender fluidity,” “transhumanism,” chimeric experimentation, radical “Great Resets” and compulsory “mRNA vaccines” can all be seen as facets of the same impulse: disregard for,...
HUMANS SUBJECT TO mRNA “SOFTWARE UPDATES”
For anyone who believes the COVID vaccines are a unique phenomenon, guess again. Moderna, a company at the forefront in developing a COVID vaccine, envisions its mRNA technology as an “operating system” delivering the “software of life,” complete with frequent updates. Only with humans as the recipients. The Moderna website has a page devoted to...
CONGRESS PRESSURES BIG TECH TO CENSOR EVEN MORE
When Jack Dorsey is the last person in the room speaking out for freedom of speech, you know something’s very wrong in America. But that’s how it was at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing held on 25 March 2021. The Twitter CEO, along with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Google/Alphabet lead Sundar Pichai were...
KROGER WANTS DRUG DEALS
Kroger, the Cincinnati-based supermarket giant that generated record sales in 2020, is reportedly focused on its pharmacy business to continue to drive growth in the future. The Wall Street Journal reported that Kroger’s stores have been providing customers with COVID-related services, including testing and prescription deliveries, and it has benefited from an increase in sales. ...
NEW YORK STATE: POT GOING LEGAL
New York politicians on Saturday agreed on a deal that could potentially lead to the legalization of recreational marijuana for adults in the state. The Wall Street Journal reported that under the agreement, residents in the state would be allowed to cultivate the product for personal use and a new state regulator would be established....
SUSAN RICE: WORTH $37.9M, PLUS VAX DRUG STOCK
It pays to get into politics. Susan Rice, who served on President Clinton’s National Security Council, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, National Security Advisor under President Obama, and now heads President Biden’s Domestic Policy Council… has assets of at least $37.9 million from speaking engagements, stock options, and a gig at Netflix. The Wall...
BILLIONAIRES BEAT TAXES: LITTLE PEOPLE PAY
Chuck Collins, the great-grandson of Oscar Mayer, the cold-cut magnate, wrote a new book, The Wealth Hoarders: How Billionaires Pay Millions to Hide Trillions, which focuses on the great lengths the super-rich go through to avoid taxes and keep their wealth in the family. The New York Post reported that the book identifies what he dubbed as...
RICHEST AMERICANS BEAT THE TAXMAN
In keeping with the “American way”: A slap on the wrist for the rich and political class and punishment to the fullest extent of the law for the plantation workers of Slavelandia. On the tax front, while the IRS will destroy the lives of the peasants cheating, failing, or unable to pay taxes, the richest...