Month: January 2023

Another young man, a pro football player who denounced opponents of the experimental COVID-19 shots during the pandemic, has been found dead. Hundreds of young athletes, mostly men, have reported heart malfunctions, sometimes fatal, during their sports activities. Many, many more have simply died. Such appears to be the case for Uche Nwaneri, 38, who …

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On December 13, 2022, a presentation was made at a Wicomico County Board of Education meeting by Dr. Rick Briggs, Chief Academic Officer of Wicomico County Public Schools in relation to prekindergarten. Briggs is tasked with the implementation of Maryland’s Blueprint for Wicomico County Public Schools. During the presentation, a major issue was discovered that …

Maryland Blueprint Discriminates in Equal Access to Prekindergarten Education Across the State Read More »

As Maryland and other States in the Country Drift Toward More Progressive Programs for Children, Parents Have a Decision to Make n Maryland, we know what is coming. Much like California, New York, Oregon, Washington and other crazy blue states, parents should be able to foretell the actions that will be taken against their children …

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Recent Drastic Increase in School Violence is the Responsibility of Maryland Lawmakers In the past year, I’ve seen videos of several violent attacks on students/teachers in our local schools, had parent reports of many others, and have heard of multiple bomb threats which have emptied school buildings and disrupted learning. Were they in one of …

Maryland Legislators Voted for Violence in Schools Read More »

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. (7News) — A 12-year-old boy escaped legal consequences after he brought a gun to school earlier this week, according to Anne Arundel County police. On Thursday, police say the school resource officer at MacArthur Middle School was notified of a 12-year-old student who had a handgun, loaded magazine, and loose ammunition in …

Under new Maryland law, student doesn’t face charges after bringing gun to school Read More »

Biden pushes government control over water used on ranches and farms If you live in rural America, odds are that hearing the phrase “waters of the United States” – more commonly known as WOTUS – gives you some unease. We don’t blame you. For years, farmers, ranchers, small business owners, landowners and families throughout rural America have faced the …

Heads up, farmers: Biden is coming for your water Read More »

Australia’s Kerryn Phelps tells Parliament both she and her wife suffered serious vaccine adverse reactions. As potential injuries from COVID-19 vaccines get hashed out in scientific research, personal stories of post-inoculation harm are percolating through the conversation worldwide. The first woman to lead the Australian Medical Association (AMA) and former member of Parliament testified about …

Pioneering medical group chief floats ‘shared pathophysiology’ between vax injury, long COVID Read More »

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, a committed leftist, signed the “Working Families Bill” last week authorizing free money to hundreds of St. Louis families on a monthly basis. The “working families bill” will guarantee a monthly check to 400 St. Louis families living below the poverty level whether they work or not. Meanwhile, there were 220 …

Radical St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones Implements Guaranteed Monthly Income Checks to 400 City Families as Crime Rate Soars Read More »

Ex-Chief Steven Sund compares Capitol security and intelligence lapses to 9/11, says he was “dumbfounded” by threat warnings that were kept from him. The Capitol Police chief who handled the Jan. 6 riot says political bureaucracy under Speaker Nancy Pelosi put optics over safety and hampered his department from crafting an appropriate security plan to …

Ex-Capitol Police boss says politics hampered Jan. 6 security under Pelosi: ‘Recipe for disaster’ Read More »

According to a recent case study1 published in the Journal of Cutaneous Immunology and Allergy, persistent post-jab shingles, aka herpes zoster, an infection caused by the varicella zoster virus, was associated with the presence of COVID jab spike protein in the affected skin. As explained by the authors:2 “Since the campaign of vaccination against COVID-19 was …

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