Putin On Prigozhin Death: Wagner Leaders Got Drunk, High, & Played With Grenades Aboard Plane
October 6th, 2023
Via: ZeroHedge:
President Vladimir Putin just floated the most interesting – and let’s say, colorful – theory to date on why Yevgeny Prigozhin’s plane went down outside Moscow on August 23. While much of Western reporting and even Russian media itself have described the Wagner chief’s death as due to either an anti-air missile or a planted bomb being detonated, Putin told an annual meeting of the Valdai Club in Sochi on Thursday that Prigozhin and his men likely got drunk or possibly high, and were playing with grenades.
Biden The Border Wall Builder
October 5th, 2023Mmm hmm.
Via: ZeroHedge:
In a stunning reversal of everything that was said over the last 7 years by the left, and just months after the Biden administration was caught selling portions of Trump’s border wall on a government surplus website, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is citing an “acute and immediate need” to waive dozens of federal laws in order to build a border wall in south Texas as the illegal immigration crisis grows utterly out of control.
The First Amendment Is Under Attack in Our National Parks
October 5th, 2023Does anyone think that these insane policies in national parks could be related to Missing 411?
Via: Truthstream Media:
Richard Dolan On U.S. Government UFO And Alien Revelations: “There’s Not Going To Be A Breakthrough… Better Be Prepared For Disinformation”
October 5th, 2023My take, once again: The government is updating a limited hangout on the phenomenon for a reason that’s not yet clear and that, “The military establishment is never, ever going to reveal what it actually knows…”
Via: Richard Dolan:
And Now… Pirates in San Francisco Bay
October 5th, 2023Via: New York Post:
Houseboat and yacht residents in the San Francisco Bay have sounded off about incidents of piracy skyrocketing by marauders pillaging and plundering from their watercrafts — and even stealing entire boats as The Golden City faces a crime crisis.
New Zealand: Important Medical Staff Were Granted Covid Vaccine Exemptions
October 4th, 2023I’ve been running Cryptogon for over two decades and this is up there with the worst frauds I’ve ever encountered.
Via: Hatchard Report:
The criteria for granting exemptions apparently entailed an assessment concerning how vital staff were to the working of the health service. In other words, senior figures and those holding key surgical positions could actually insist they remain unvaccinated and continue to be allowed to work. Whilst unvaccinated nurses for example could not gain exemptions and lost their positions.
If senior staff who wished to remain unvaccinated had spoken out publicly, the issue of Covid vaccine safety might have been given a public airing. Instead the Ministry of Health and the government kept a lid on all and any discussion. It did so through liaison with mainstream and social media outlets to censor content and through tight control of staff.
More: New Zealand’s Secret Jab Mandate Exemptions and More: A Conversation with Lawyer Liz Lambert
Dr. Robert Malone: Decline in Infectious Disease in Children Due to Improvement in Sanitation, Not Vaccines
October 4th, 2023Dr. Malone: If There's Anybody That Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, It's Bobby Kennedy Jr.
"I think there's a good chance [Bobby is right]. As a vaccinologist, I'm embarrassed now to learn what the actual data are about the efficacy of vaccines and what has really caused the… pic.twitter.com/GKcuSl60wY
— The Vigilant Fox ? (@VigilantFox) October 4, 2023
New Panasonic EV Battery Plant In Kansas To Be Powered By Coal
October 3rd, 2023Via: ZeroHedge:
Panasonic’s new battery plant in Kansas will require an amount of energy equivalent to that used by a small city, forcing a nearby utility to halt the shutdown of a coal-fired power plant. This has sparked criticism that electric vehicle production and electric vehicles aren’t ‘ESG-friendly.’
According to The Kansas City Star, citing documents filed by power company Evergy with the Kansas Corporation Commission, Panasonic’s 4-million-square-foot plant in Johnson County will double the utility’s load and require two new substations and upgrades to 31 miles of transmission lines.
Documents show Evergy will have to keep a Lawrence coal-fired power plant online until 2028 to meet the new load at the EV battery plant that will be ramped up as production begins at the end of 2025/early 2026. The utility plans to transition from coal to natural gas by the decade’s end.
“Beyond the sheer magnitude of load and load factor, Panasonic’s construction schedule, and, in turn, its energy needs, are being planned on a very aggressive schedule. With energy needs starting to ramp in 2024 and full load requirements by 2026, there is urgency to procure capacity and energy to fulfill the expected energy usage schedule,” said Kayla Messamore, Evergy’s vice president of strategy and planning.
Currently, no other power generation source in the area can supply enough on-demand power to the Panasonic battery plant.
The U.S. Added $275 Billion in Debt in One Day
October 3rd, 2023The US added – checks notes – $275 billion in debt in, uh, ONE DAY
Total US debt is now $33.442 trillion, hit $33 trillion just 2 weeks ago, and on pace to rise by $1 trillion in 1 month.
WTF is going onhttps://t.co/tOrhqmkFXL pic.twitter.com/w3qnBAIfLh
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) October 3, 2023
Switzerland: Emergency Plans to Deal with Energy Shortages this Winter, Ban Use of Electric Cars for ‘Non-Essential’ Journeys
October 3rd, 2023Via: Daily Mail:
Switzerland will ban the use of electric cars for ‘non-essential’ journeys if the country runs out of energy this winter, the government has announced.
Emergency plans drawn up in the event the Swiss are hit by blackouts also call for shop opening hours to be reduced by up to two hours per day, heating systems in nightclubs to be turned off, and other buildings to be heated to no more than 20C.
Crisis measures could see streaming services and games consoles banned, Christmas lights turned off, and all sports stadiums and leisure facilities closed.
