The Shaw Twins Case: A Mother, a Murder Charge, and Eighty Years of Evidence No One Wants to See
Sayer Ji: “How five vaccines and a bottle of Tylenol converge on the infant brainstem — and why the medical examiner’s “smothering” verdict is the last stage of a century-long classification laundry”
Jeffrey Tucker: “Whatever level of malice you think that public health officials had going into lockdowns…”
“It was worse.”
Tucker summarizes so well…
Russia’s Perspective on US Political Leaders
I can’t disagree.
Alexander Dugin –
“Trump is extremely bad. Worse than we could imagine… But Democrats are much worse. The worst vs most horrible. American politics. No way out. No choice. Rand Paul who seemed positive exception proved to be the same. The kingdom of absolute lie and betrayal. And Europe in decay…”
A district judge in Payette County, Idaho revoked the bond for 23-year-old Andrea Shaw, the Idaho mother charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of her 18-month-old twins.
“Bail was initially set at $2 million, but this decision means that Shaw will not be eligible for release on any amount of bail. Shaw alleges that her twins’ deaths were caused by the vaccines they received at a routine doctor’s appointment just over a week before they died. Prosecutors acknowledge that the infants had suffered side effects from the vaccine and that at least one of them was still suffering reactions at the time of death.”
Darkness Doubled: Mother Of Twins Who Both Died Days After A Round Of Vaccines Charged With First Degree Murder; Was Part Of Lawsuit Against AAP, Had Taken Them Repeatedly To Be Seen By Doctors
Celia Farber: “We are in the dark ages, and it’s getting darker.”
Russian Philosopher Alexander Dugin: Russia Will Use Strategic Nuclear Weapons Rather Than Accept Western Hegemony
Some people don’t want to be saved
President Trump signs executive order aimed at bringing back large-scale mental health institutions as part of his plan to address homelessness and public disorder
There are legal factors…to what degree can the government legally force a person to stay in such institutions? Back in the day, some institutions were so awful people preferred to live on the street than in such facilities.
Federal deficit reaches ‘astounding’ levels
Only nine months into fiscal year 2026, the U.S. government has already borrowed $1.4 trillion, surpassing the entire federal deficit of the previous fiscal year. The federal government collected $4.2 trillion over the past nine months and spent or lost a total of $5.5 trillion, according to a new Congressional Budget Office report. During the month of June alone, the nation added $126 billion to the over $39 trillion national debt. “We will likely borrow $2 trillion or more this fiscal year – an astounding figure given that the economy keeps growing and unemployment is low,” Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, stated in response to the report.
Federal deficit reaches ‘astounding’ levels | National | thecentersquare.com