Among the Stars
July 14th, 2023Just as Chucky Schumer signs on the get us the government’s secret UFO information (eye roll)…
Via: U.S. Army 4th PSYOP Group:
Biden Authorizes Deployment Of Up To 3,000 Reserve Troops To Augment U.S. Forces in Europe
July 13th, 2023Via: New York Post:
President Biden on Thursday authorized US military leaders to deploy as many as 3,000 reservists to Europe in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The order is intended to augment US troops already overseas as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve, the president said in a statement released by the White House after his five day trip to Europe, during which he attended a two-day NATO summit in Lithuania.
“By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America . . . I hereby determine that it is necessary to augment the active Armed Forces of the United States for the effective conduct of Operation Atlantic Resolve in and around the United States European Command’s area of responsibility,” the 80-year-old president said.
100x Faster Than Wi-Fi: Li-Fi, Light-Based Networking Standard Released
July 13th, 2023Via: Tom’s Hardware:
Where Li-Fi shines (pun intended) is not just in its purported speeds as fast as 224 GB/s. Fraunhofer’s Dominic Schulz points out that as it works in an exclusive optical spectrum, this ensures higher reliability and lower latency and jitter. Moreover “Light’s line-of-sight propagation enhances security by preventing wall penetration, reducing jamming and eavesdropping risks, and enabling centimetre-precision indoor navigation,” says Shultz.
Smartphones, Other Portable Electronics, Will Need to Have Replaceable Batteries by 2027
July 13th, 2023Most portable electronics are engineered to make replacing worn out rechargeable batteries very difficult. The goal has nothing to do with water resistance or, “What consumers demand,” and everything to do with causing people to buy new devices when the batteries will no longer hold a charge.
I wear a Casio G-Shock G-9300 Mudman watch that I bought in 2012. It has a stainless steel back that can be removed by loosening four Phillips-head screws. (Not some dumb ass thing that’s intended to keep people from fixing their devices, Apple, god damn you.) It’s water resistant to 200 meters. So, tell me another one about how phones require glued backs to be water resistant. As for the look, it would be trivial to design the phones so people can clip vanity backs over the steel backs.
I shouldn’t even get started on this insane issue. I’ve been dealing with it for years because I can’t afford to buy a new whatever each time a battery wears out.
Anyway, rare good news.
Via: Android Authority:
In the middle of June, we shared a news report about the future of replaceable batteries in smartphones. That report focused on the European Parliament voting to enact a law forcing manufacturers of all battery-powered devices — including smartphones — to offer easily replaceable batteries.
This week, the European Council officially agreed to the new regulation. Now, the only step left is for the European Council and Parliament to sign on the dotted line. Once they do, the clock starts ticking: any manufacturer wanting to sell phones in the EU must ensure those phones have replaceable batteries by 2027.
White House Looks to Prevent Oversight of Ukraine Aid
July 13th, 2023Here’s an idea: The U.S. should buy some of the weapons it left behind in Afghanistan from the Taliban and send them to Ukraine! haha Babylon Bee, please pick up the nearest white courtesy phone.
Via: Libertarian Institute:
The Joe Biden administration has come out in opposition to Congress creating an inspector general’s office to oversee weapons transfers to the Ukrainian government.
The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) includes a provision that will create an inspector general for the proxy war in Ukraine modeled after the Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction (SIGAR).
SIGAR John Sopko detailed the rampant American failures during the Afghan War for years. His quarterly reports routinely embarrassed American officials who tried to portray the situation in Afghanistan as improving.
Sopko has warned that an inspector general’s official for the Ukraine war needed to be established to prevent a repeat of the situation American aid created in Afghanistan, which saw massive corruption. “There is an understandable desire amid a crisis to focus on getting money out the door and to worry about oversight later, but too often that creates more problems than it solves,” he wrote in a report submitted to Congress earlier this year. “Given the ongoing conflict and the unprecedented volume of weapons being transferred to Ukraine, the risk that some equipment ends up on the black market or in the wrong hands is likely unavoidable.”
Cocaine in the White House: No Suspect, No Leads
July 13th, 2023Shocker.
Via: AP:
No fingerprints or DNA turned up on the baggie of cocaine found in a lobby at the White House last week despite a sophisticated FBI crime lab analysis, and surveillance footage of the area didn’t identify a suspect, according to a summary of the Secret Service investigation obtained by The Associated Press. There are no leads on who brought the drugs into the building.
Los Angeles: “Vanlords” Rent Dilapidated RVs to Homeless
July 13th, 2023If you think you’ve seen it all…
Via: ABC7:
Nostalgia: Fondly Remembering Trump and Fauci; The Good Old Days
July 13th, 2023Via: Jon Rappoport:
No, really. It was quite something, wasn’t it? Aside from the destruction of the economy, the suicides, and the mass murder of old people in hospitals with the ventilator-sedation protocol.
It was on television. Trump and Fauci. Doofus and psychopath.
It couldn’t have been planned better.
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These two guys were doing old-time vaudeville.
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It had to be a set-up.
These two guys were just too good together.
Flashback 1994, Conspiracy of Silence: The Franklin Scandal Coverup
July 13th, 2023Never forget.
Via: What Really Happened:
Related:
The Franklin Cover-up: Child Abuse, Satanism, and Murder in Nebraska by John W. DeCamp
The Franklin Scandal: A Story of Powerbrokers, Child Abuse & Betrayal by Nick Bryant
GOP Rep. Asks Scientists Why They “Did A 180” On COVID Lab Leak After Fauci Emailed Them
July 13th, 2023Via: Summit News:
.@RepMalliotakis questions why the "Proximal Origin" co-authors suspiciously abandoned their initial belief that COVID originated in a Chinese lab.
Within 3 days of speaking to Dr. Fauci, @K_G_Andersen shifted his support to a zoonotic origin.
Americans deserve to know why? pic.twitter.com/QAZwylO4f9
— Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic (@COVIDSelect) July 11, 2023
During a House Select Subcommittee on the origins of the Coronavirus pandemic Tuesday, Republican representative Nicole Malliotakis of New York grilled a pair of scientists, demanding to know why they suddenly switched their positions from considering the lab leak of the virus a likelihood to it being a “conspiracy theory” just days after Anthony Fauci emailed them both.
