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Further evidence supports controversial claim that SARS-CoV-2 genes can integrate with human DNA By Jon CohenMay. 6, 2021 A team of prominent scientists has doubled down on its controversial hypothesis that genetic bits of the pandemic coronavirus can integrate into our … Continue reading →

This FaceBook community chat group (Shelton Talks!) is so notorious for its egregiously obnoxious censorship habits, it has all but reduced unwitting forum participants to the status of children–prompting this investigation of the four’s (Cassandra Rhoades, Jessica Christine? Renecker, Kevin … Continue reading →

Nicholas W. Pouch vs. Brittany Pouch Declaration 09-3-00261-1

This video depicts why ANTIFA acolytes see cops as violent unchecked homicidal Fascists. These are not idiosyncratic rogue cops, but examples of a culture that continues to murder profiled victims because WE indicate to these thugs the lives they take/destroy … Continue reading →

By Hannah Sparks (April 27, 2021)  Marine researchers in the Pacific say they’ve unearthed an underwater dump of as many as 25,000 barrels — an estimated 350 and 700 tons — of toxic DDT in what they believe to be a … Continue reading →

If systemic racism is rife, systemic bigotry is ubiquitous. Indeed, it may be incorrigibly inherent in all our institutions and democracy itself. It (profiling) preceded the advent of AI which has now amplified it to an especially pernicious form in … Continue reading →

by Charu Sudan Kasturi I hope you’ve been well. I write this letter to you from an apartment that’s a five-minute drive from where my wife and 2-month-old daughter are living. Yet I’m too scared to visit them, let alone … Continue reading →

In 2016 influential political leaders, activists, and media outlets in Los Angeles said they had a simple solution to homelessness: build more housing. Echoing an argument heard across the country, they claimed that rising rents have thrown people onto the … Continue reading →

RCW 34.05.443 Intervention. (1) The presiding officer may grant a petition for intervention at any time, upon determining that the petitioner qualifies as an intervenor under any provision of law and that the intervention sought is in the interests of justice … Continue reading →

The case that may crack LA’s homeless crisis by Hugh Hewitt (4-10-21) Homeless encampments dot almost every city and many unincorporated areas in Southern California and, as any visitor to San Francisco knows, the legions of the unhoused are not … Continue reading →