I knew it was organized but not this organized. 

LINK

A longer article but here are some important bullet points:

- The press historically exposed corruption to some degree. Today, they have been subverted by advertising dollars. They media will not jeopardize their bottom line. 

- The strategies used by Monsanto and Beyer in the past are now being used by Big Tech and Big Pharma. These efforts are run by "communication groups".

- Publicis Groupe is one of the worlds largest of these PR firms. 

- Publicis has various partnerships with government agencies, NGO's, and is a member of the World Economic Forum. Think "Great Reset" and "Pandemic". 

- Publicis donated a large amount of start up capital to News Guard. News Guard is supposedly the arbiter of truth in news and information. I am guessing "not". 

All the connections get a bit depressing. What you gets thrown at you in the media and elsewhere is not truth. It is an information campaign designed to keep you uninformed and manipulated. That's not just tin foil hat stuff, it's real. Of course most of us knew it but didn't know the extent.

I would like to take this opportunity to wish my dear, snoring like a buzz saw husband @"kdog" a very happy anniversary!

I would marry you again and again babycakes! Thank you for choosing me to be your partner in crime!
Love you more than liquored up coffee and horror movies my sweet knight in shining tinfoil! 

 

https://bigleaguepolitics.com/czech-gun-...ng-ar-15s/

Quote:Big League Guns
Czech Gun Company CZ Acquires Colt – After Famed American Company Stopped Selling AR-15s

The company declined after it stopped making AR-15s.


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One of the most legendary firearms companies in American history is now a subsidiary of a Czech Republic-based corporation.
Česká Zbrojovka Group SE has acquired Colt for $220 million, acquiring a 100% holding of the American gunsmith. Colt is famed as one of the first major manufacturers of AR-15 and M-16 rifles, with the company equipping military service members in Vietnam and subsequent wars. Vietnam veterans in large part were among the first Americans to buy AR-15 rifles as civilians, having become familiar with the family of rifles in the southeast Asia conflict.
Colt had declined in prominence in the American firearms market for one primary reason- they stopped making AR-15s. Colt AR-15’s remain some of the most highly sought rifles by American gun collectors, but the company ceased manufacturing new ones for civilians in 2019, making them for law enforcement and the military only. Many had speculated that Colt made the decision in response to criticism from the gun control lobby.
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Colt still owns the specific “AR-15” designation patent, having originally purchased the rights to manufacture the rifles from Armalite. AR-15 rifles have since become America’s semiautomatic civillian rifle of choice, and are available in a wide variety of configurations.
Colt’s decision to stop producing their most popular firearms may have been immensely premature, as well. Sales of AR-style rifles have exploded in 2020 following the Chinese coronavirus epidemic, with rifles consistently sold out at major retailers and online gun stores.
CZ expects to close the deal giving it full ownership of Colt in the second quarter of 2021. The move transfers ownership of a storied American gun manufacturer- which has produced and sold guns since 1836- to a European parent company, and may even have some national security implications.
If you’re in lawful commerce of firearms, it’s probably not a good idea to allow pressure from Democrats and haters of gun rights to dictate your business strategy.

Quote: 

Wisdom of a glass of beer
 
 
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"Sometimes, when I reflect on all the beer I drink, I feel ashamed.  Then I look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery and all of their hopes and dreams. If I did not drink this beer, they might be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. I think, it is better to drink this beer & let dreams come true, than be selfish & worry about my liver.”
Babe Ruth   

    
"When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.”   
Paul Horning   
    

    
"24 hours in a day and 24 beers in a case.      
Coincidence?  I think not!”   
H. L. Mencken   
    

    
"When we drink, we get drunk When we get drunk, we fall asleep.       
When we fall asleep, we commit no sin. When we commit no sin, we go to heaven.  
So, let's all get drunk and go to heaven.”   
George Bernard Shaw   
    

    
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.”   
Benjamin Franklin   
    

    
"Without question, the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer.  
Oh, I grant you that the wheel was also a fine invention,  
But the wheel does not go nearly as well with pizza.”   
Dave Barry   
    Then Pizza IS a wheel
    

    
“Beer: Helping ugly people have sex since 3000 B.C.”   
W. C. Fields   

    
“Remember ‘I’ before ‘E,’ except in Budweiser.”  
Professor Irwin Corey   
    

    
“To some it is a six-pack. To me, it is a Support Group.  Salvation in a can.”   
Leo Durocher   
    

One night at  Cheers,  a TV Sitcom, Cliff Clavin  said to his buddy, Norm Peterson: "Well, ya see, Normy, it's like this .. A herd of buffalo can only move as fast as the slowest buffalo.  And when the herd is hunted, it is the slowest and weakest ones at the back that are killed first.  This natural selection is good for the herd as a whole, because the general speed and health of the whole group keeps improving by the regular killing of the weakest members.
In much the same way, the human brain can only operate as fast as the slowest brain cells.  Excessive intake of alcohol, as we know, kills brain cells.  But, naturally, it attacks the slowest and weakest brain cells first.  In this way, regular consumption of beer eliminates the weaker brain cells, making the brain a faster and more efficient machine.  That's why you always feel smarter after a few beers!”

This one always gave me a chuckle. Hope it does the same for you. If you have one to share that would be great.

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Oh the wonders of the Internet!
http://radio.garden/live/toulouse/radiopresence
The green dots on this Google Earth map represent radio stations all over the world.
Click on any one of the dots and you will immediately hear that station with very good reception. There are multiple stations for many cities
For example, halfway up Ireland's east coast, there is a station playing Irish pub music.
On the west coast of Greenland in the city of Nuuk, there are 3 radio stations
Any of you who are multi-lingual will certainly enjoy

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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/all-of...2021-01-21

Quote:New president also deploys memorandums, proclamations, other executive actions


Joe Biden is making use of executive orders, memorandums and more.


President Joe Biden has made aggressive use of executive orders since being sworn in on Jan. 20, acting without Congress on issues across the spectrum even as he calls on lawmakers to work with him on giving more aid to Americans hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden’s orders to date affect health care XLV, +0.75%,  the energy sector XLE, +1.48%, prison stocks and other areas.
Below is a table showing orders that he signed on his first day in office, as well as other executive actions that have followed or are expected.
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Key Biden executive actions
Subject
Type of action
Date
Re-engage with World Health Organization
End withdrawal process
Jan. 20
Create position of COVID-19 response coordinator
Executive order
Jan. 20
Rejoin Paris climate agreement
Sign an "instrument"
Jan. 20
Revoke permit for Keystone XL pipeline, pause energy leasing in ANWR
Executive order
Jan. 20
Ask agencies to extend eviction/foreclosure moratoriums
Request
Jan. 20
Ask Education Dept. to extend student-loan pause
Request
Jan. 20
Launch an initiative to advance racial equity, end "1776 Commission"
Executive order
Jan. 20
Revoke order that aims to exclude undocumented immigrants from census
Executive order
Jan. 20
Preserve/fortify DACA, which helps "Dreamers"
Memorandum
Jan. 20
Require masks/distancing on all federal property and by federal workers
Executive order
Jan. 20
Reverse travel ban targeting primarily Muslim countries
Executive order
Jan. 20
Stop construction of border wall
Proclamation
Jan. 20
Combat discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity
Executive order
Jan. 20
Require ethics pledge for executive-branch personnel
Executive order
Jan. 20
Modernize and improve regulatory review
Memorandum
Jan. 20
End "harsh and extreme immigration enforcement"
Executive order
Jan. 20
Extend protection from deportation for Liberians in U.S.
Memorandum
Jan. 20
Revoke certain executive orders concerning federal regulation
Executive order
Jan. 20
Freeze any new or pending regulations
Memorandum
Jan. 20
Fill supply shortfalls in fight vs. COVID-19 with Defense Production Act, other measures
Executive order
Jan. 21
Increase FEMA reimbursement to states for National Guard, PPE
Memorandum
Jan. 21
Establish “COVID-19 Pandemic Testing Board,” expand testing
Executive order
Jan. 21
Bolster access to COVID-19 treatments and clinical care
Executive order
Jan. 21
Improve collection/analysis of COVID-related data
Executive order
Jan. 21
Mount vaccination campaign amid goals such as 100 million shots in 100 days
Directives
Jan. 21
Provide guidance on safely reopening schools
Executive order
Jan. 21
OSHA guidance for keeping workers safe from COVID-19
Executive order
Jan. 21
Require face masks at airports, other modes of transportation
Executive order
Jan. 21
Establish a “COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force”
Executive order
Jan. 21
Support international response to COVID-19, “restore U.S. global leadership”
Directive
Jan. 21
Ask agencies to boost food aid, improve delivery of stimulus checks
Executive order
Jan. 22
Restore collective bargaining power for federal workers
Executive order
Jan. 22
Repeal ban on transgender people serving openly in U.S. military
Executive order
Jan. 25
Tighten ‘Buy American’ rules in government procurement
Executive order
Jan. 25
Reinstate coronavirus travel restrictions on Brazil, most of Europe
Proclamation
Jan. 25
End the Justice Department’s use of private prisons
Executive order
Jan. 26
Directs HUD to address discriminatory housing practices
Memorandum
Jan. 26
Combat racism against Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders
Memorandum
Jan. 26
Directs agencies to engage in consultations with tribal governments
Memorandum
Jan. 26
Pause new oil and gas leasing on U.S. lands/waters, elevate climate change as national-security, foreign-policy priority
Executive order
Jan. 27
Re-establish President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
Executive order
Jan. 27
Directs agencies to make decisions on best available science, evidence
Memorandum
Jan. 27
Reopen Obamacare marketplaces, lower recent barriers to joining Medicaid
Executive order
Jan. 28
Lift certain restrictions on abortion funding
Memorandum
Jan. 28
Keep aluminum tariffs on U.A.E., scrapping Trump administration’s exemption
Proclamation
Feb. 1
Begin ending “Remain in Mexico” program, “restore” U.S. asylum system
Executive order
Feb. 2
Start roll back of “public charge rule” (which imposes a wealth test on would-be immigrants), review other recent barriers to legal immigration
Executive order
Feb. 2
Create task force to reunite migrant families separated at the border
Executive order
Feb. 2
Retroactively reimburse states fully for FEMA-eligible costs tied to COVID
Memorandum
Feb. 2
Rebuild U.S. refugee resettlement program
Executive order
Feb. 4
Expand protection of LGBTQ people around the world
Memorandum
Feb. 4
Prevent Myanmar military from accessing property
Executive order
Feb. 11
Review supply chains for semiconductors and other ‘critical goods’
Executive order
Expected in ‘coming weeks’

Quote:Pro-Free Speech Parler Comes Back Online After Big Tech Censors Took Its App, Hosting, Domain A minority of users are still not able to access the site . . .
After just over a month of downtime, Parler is now back online for the majority of users, said interim CEO Mark Meckler. Access should be available for everyone after noon EST when the servers propagate throughout the internet. Around 80% of Parler users that National File spoke to were able to access the site at the time of writing. New users will be able to join the site from next week.

Quote:The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) tapped Dyjuan Tatro, the former “triggerman” for Albany’s Original Gangsta Killers, or OGK, street gang to help lead efforts in protecting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) slim majority in the House.
The DCCC, led by chairman Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY), hired Tatro, a former New York gang member, to serve as a senior adviser for “diversity and inclusion.” He served time for “shooting two rival gang members in 2006” and was also convicted in 2011, serving six years for racketeering conspiracy, according to the New York Post.
According to the outlet, Tatro “confessed to the shootings, and to a ‘razor slashing’ of another victim in 2002 as well as to dealing drugs,” making around $12,000 per month doing so.
The DCCC has vehemently defended its decision to hire him, praising him for turning his life around. He, notably, appeared in the 2019 documentary series College Behind Bars, where inmates “seek college degrees – and a chance at redemption – while incarcerated.” He earned his bachelor’s degree through the program.