A woman who goes by "CHIP GIRL™️" recently shared a video of herself allegedly purchasing groceries using a chip implanted in her hand, which she originally had inserted as a security mechanism.
The woman, Burgundy Waller, has amassed a TikTok following of 4.8 million followers and often posts about having a radio frequency identification chip implanted in her hand. She had the implant put in between her thumb and index finger, according to Unilad.
"...A recent Facebook post from LAX stated, “Effective today, LAX will ban the sale of single-use plastic water bottles. With ample water bottle refill stations across our terminals, we encourage guests to bring reusable water bottles to avoid waste... The LAWA, or Los Angeles World Airport, created a Sustainability Action plan which plans to make its airports entirely zero-waste by 2045... LAX is only the second airport in the world to ban single-use plastic water bottles. San Francisco International Airport (SFO) instated its ban in 2019, which, as of 2021, included all other beverages in plastic bottles...
ITEM 1: KTSP reported, “Minneapolis losing police officers faster than they can hire, chief calls it ‘unsustainable.’” Oh no. At this rate, there will be no police left to defund. ITEM 2: NBC reported, “Presidential candidate assassinated at campaign rally in Ecuador.” Those crazy Ecuadorians. That would never happen here.
Except for 1972, when they attempted to assassinate candidate George Wallace.
And 1968 when they succeeded with candidate Bobby Kennedy.
And 1912 when they attempted to assassinate candidate TR.
And 1981 when they attempted to assassinate President Reagan.
And the four times they succeeded in killing a sitting president.
Thank goodness we are not Ecuador. ITEM 3: Axios reported, “Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Friday that he is appointing U.S. Attorney for Delaware David Weiss as special counsel to lead the investigation into Hunter Biden.” Weiss is the guy who wants to give Hunter a plea bargain that keeps him from ever being charged with any crime....
"Climate Hysteria is the cover for the biggest land rush in human history
Three energy weapon laser beams were filmed starting the fire in Lahaina. This of course, is unprovable but the town is filled with ex-military and the suspicious. Imagine the money bomb waiting to be scooped up rebuilding one of Hawaii’s main tourist towns.
Same story in the central valley of California. 2030 wants cattle off the land, so why not burn acres upon acres of feed. Cows don’t need grass feed, they need protein mush made in a lab for the few years left they will be allowed on the planet.
It is becoming, these days, to be more sensible to consider the paranoid, until they are proved wrong.
But the climate hysteria seems to be working.
For the last several weeks I have been swimming off a rocky beach and wondering where all the people were. Admittedly, it’s a hike in, but it’s gorgeous and while sparsely used, I usually meet a dozen or so people even in winter. Then I realized they were watching the news which was full-on weathercatastrophe and DON’T GO OUT IN IT. The broadsheet located in the nearby capital city runs four or five "climate catastrophe" pieces every single day...
I’m starting to think it is a world-wide scam of set fires meant to scare us into more regulation, more giveaways.
In Canada we have arresteddozens of fire-setters, and dozens are still being sought...
"Climate change" is now eating capitalism. It is a profit center for both government and business... It always means productive activity is shut down, whether via resource set-asides, (necessary resources) or in western democracies, human activity.
There "climate mitigation" literally trades on the misery of the young, who pay increased rents, compliance fees, new requirements, engineers say; and it attaches an entire battalion of green compliance officers who cruise the region for infractions.
In my area, "green-development" requirements add $1,000 to the monthly rent of a one-bedroom apartment and despite the province only being 6 percent developed, opening up land for new housing is greeted by lawfare and protests...
The January 6 Committee defied a demand last year by incoming Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) that it preserve all of its records, evidence, and transcripts, and has destroyed much of what it collected over more than a year of investigation.
Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) made that revelation to Fox News Digital on Tuesday, also noting that the committee had not looked into possible security lapses at the Capitol, and that much of the material the committee did preserve was disorganized.
"At the conclusion of journalist Andy Ngo's multi-day civil trial against Rose City Antifa, whose far-left militant members brutally beat the investigative reporter when he went undercover to expose Antifa's extremist activities on the riot-torn streets of Portland, a 12-person jury reached a verdict in the case Tuesday evening, reportedly finding both of the defendants not liable for all claims.
The Post Millennial's senior editor—represented by attorney Harmeet Dhillon's nonprofit Center for American Liberty—sought almost $1 million in damages in a lawsuit accusing the co-defendants of assault, battery, theft, and intentional infliction of emotional distress over a series of violent Antifa attacks beginning in 2019, when Ngo was hospitalized for a brain hemorrhage.
In closing statements, defense counsel Michelle Burrows told the jurors that not only does she self-identify as an "anti-fascist," she strongly declared, "I am Antifa," and insisted upon making herself an "I am Antifa" t-shirt, which the activist attorney said she would wear after the trial...
Burrows also told jurors that she "will remember each one of their faces."...
1851 - Isaac Singer was issued a patent on the double-headed sewing machine.
1865 - Disinfectant was used for the first time during surgery by Joseph Lister.
1877 - Thomas Edison invented the phonograph and made the first sound recording.
1898 - The Spanish-American War was ended with the signing of the peace protocol. The U.S. acquired Guam, Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Hawaii was also annexed.
1981 - IBM unveiled its first PC.
1992 - The U.S., Canada, and Mexico announced that the North American Free Trade Agreement had been created after 14 months of negotiations.
The Democrat Party is intent on destroying our nation from the inside out. And while the leftists might not come bearing physical weapons, they do have a more insidious kind of attack: ideas.
“It’s the battle of ideas. People are persuaded by socialism and Marxism. Why? Because they never produce what they say they’re going to produce. They produce horror, they produce death, they produce impoverishment. But the promises are endless,” Mark Levin explains.
"...But The Science (TM) is something different in this day and age.
Now, it’s little more than a technocratic authoritarian push; an opportunity for some to use their lofty status to push for their own political desires to be manifested as political action.
We need science, but science has a problem.
We were told to trust The Science, but is The Science trustworthy? Not really.
The number of scientific papers retracted annually rose from just 40 in 2000 to almost 5,500 in 2022, representing a whopping 13,650% change over the past 22 years, with researchers estimating an astonishing 100,000 would have to be withdrawn every year with more thorough vetting... Only around a fifth of retractions are a result of “honest error,”...
"Reason reported last month that with less than two years left on its loan, Yellow Corporation owed more than it originally borrowed and had repaid only$230 in principal. ...The company took a $700 million federal loan under laws passed to address the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, in exchange for the government taking a 29 percent stake in the company. Now, Yellow is expected to file for bankruptcy and employees are apparently being terminated, effective immediately...
The House Oversight Committee released bank records Wednesday showing Hunter Biden took millions of dollars worth of payments from Russian, Ukrainian and Kazakh oligarchs.
Hunter Biden received millions from Russian oligarch Elena Baturina, Ukrainian energy firm Burisma and Kazakh oligarch Kenes Rakishev when his father was vice president, the committee found. The committee has identified over $20 million in payments from foreign partners to the Biden family and their associates.
"In 2021, I remember reporting on the words of senior political leaders.
Of course, I knew that people like president Biden and prime minister Johnston were not doctors or scientists.
However, I assumed they would be directly advised by the best their respective countries had to offer. Having assumed these leaders were well informed, I often passed on what they had to say.
Well, this video is just one example of how they got things wrong, meaning in turn I was wrong.
Eating Our Seed Corn - Runaway spending is eroding America’s ability to respond to future economic downturns.
"In its latest monthly budget review, the Congressional Budget Office documented that the federal budget deficit in the first ten months of fiscal year 2023, clocking in at $1.6 trillion, was more than twice the shortfall during the same period in 2022...
Another cause of spending increases is the interest burden from servicing the national debt, which has already widened the deficit by almost $150 billion.
But while those spending increases are automatic adjustments mandated by law, other increases are not.
For instance, the Biden administration expanded the definition of sport utility vehicles to include luxury sedans so that more cars would qualify for the expanded electric vehicle tax credits introduced by the highly inflationary Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). By playing language games to ensure that even $80,000 luxury sedans qualify for $7,500 taxpayer-funded credits...
Republican Rep. Chip Roy of Texas is urging his colleagues to leverage Congress' power of the purse to obtain much-needed steps toward border security.
"No border security, no funding," Roy wrote in a letter. "Simply put, no member of Congress should agree to fund a federal agency at war with his state and people. We have a moral obligation to protect our states, our nation, and, importantly, the migrant children getting abused from the disaster transpiring at our southern border."
"WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Energy on Friday announced that projects in Texas and Louisiana to remove more than 2 million tonnes of carbon emissions will get over $1 billion in federal grants, a key step in scaling up direct air capture (DAC) technology. ...The agency also launched several new initiatives aimed at bringing the cost of the technology down to less than $100 per net metric ton of CO2-equivalent within this decade.
That includes a $35 million government procurement program for carbon removal credits, and
funding for 14 feasibility studies and 5 engineering and design studies for earlier-stage hub projects...
