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Friday, 21 July

01:38

Bidens Gesundheitsministerium stoppt Zahlungen an das ... "IndyWatch Feed Europe"

Bidens Gesundheitsministerium stoppt Zahlungen an das Wuhan Institute for Virology.

Ihr wisst schon, das Covid-Forschungslabor in Wuhan, wo Covid ausbrach, die Gain-of-Function-Forschung an Coronaviren gemacht haben.

hm ... was haben jetzt nochmal die Nordkoreaner gemacht?

Oh wow. Setzt euch mal stabil hin. Das hier ist so ... "IndyWatch Feed Europe"

Oh wow. Setzt euch mal stabil hin. Das hier ist so bescheuert, da werdet ihr euch festhalten mssen, wenn ihr das lest.

Btikofer (Grne) holt die Nationalismus-Keule raus.

Gegen Kritik an der Ernennung der US-Amerikanerin als Chefberaterin der EU-Kommission in Wettbewerbsfragen.

Wie, ihr wollt nicht, dass der Fuchs die Hennen bewacht? Das ist Speziesismus!!1!

Ich mecker hier ja hufig und gerne ber Verkacken ... "IndyWatch Feed Europe"

Ich mecker hier ja hufig und gerne ber Verkacken der Berliner Politik. Stellt sich raus: Kln ist noch schlimmer. Da haben zwei Profi-Musiker kostenlos im Park Loungejazz gespielt. Kam das Ordnungsamt, hat das Konzert gestoppt und denen ein Knllchen bergeben.

In Berlin luft ja nicht viel gut, aber da htte der Senat glaube ich eine Tourismus-Chance drin gesehen und Werbung dafr gemacht, statt des kaputtzumachen.

Update: Das Ordnungsamt der Stadt Kln ist schon hufiger negativ aufgefallen. Die haben es sogar zu extra3 geschafft.

Wie schlimm ist die Lage? So schlimm:The veteran US ... "IndyWatch Feed Europe"

Wie schlimm ist die Lage? So schlimm:

The veteran US diplomat Henry Kissinger has met Chinas defence minister in Beijing. [...]

Neither the United States nor China can afford to treat the other as an adversary. If the two countries go to war, it will not lead to any meaningful results for the two peoples, the Chinese statement reported Kissinger as saying.

OK, Jungs, ich hab euch jetzt 40 Jahre machen lassen, jetzt ist hier mal Schluss mit Amateur Hour. Ab jetzt lassen wir das mal nen Erwachsenen machen.

01:33

Just Stop Oil targets think tank over role in protest crackdown "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

Activists targeted Policy Exchange after openDemocracy revealed it received Big Oil funding and helped draft law

01:30

Open Source OLED Nametag is Full of Features "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Ever wanted a sweet OLED nametag with fancy features like daylight readability, automatic brightness adjustment, GIF animation support, all-day runtime, easy web interface, and more? [TobleMiner]s OLED Nametag is the project you want to keep an eye on in that case.

Its still an early prototype, but the feature list looks great and works with a variety of OLED modules that are easily available. The enclosure can be 3D printed, and while there is very little spare room inside the housing, [TobleMiner] has clearly made the most of all available space. Some PCB fab houses offer component placement these days, and the board is designed with exactly that in mind.

Weve seen a batteryless E-paper display make a serviceable nametag in the past, and while those offer high contrast and wide viewing angles, they lack the sort of features this project is bursting at the seams with. Affordable access to good components...

01:28

'Objective reality' that Met is institutionally racist, says Louise Casey "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

The Casey report author doubled down on her findings at the launch of a Black-led police reform group

01:26

Is Global Warming Causing Massive Heatwaves? "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

The media is going hyperbolic about heat waves, claiming that global warming/climate change caused by human CO2 emissions is producing a huge, sudden uptick in massive heat events.   The greatest in the historical record.  Heatwaves are all over the planet! Phoenix, Arizona is a frequently noted poster child of the new heatwave regime.

Here are a few examples of the headlines, I could provide dozens more just like it.


01:22

Sierra Club Workers Challenge Leaderships Greenwashing Apartheid Tours "IndyWatch Feed World"

In June, members of the Sierra Club unit of the Progressive Workers Union (PWU) passed a resolution pledging solidarity with the Palestinian people as the environmental organization pushes forward with its planned trips to Israel.

The workers resolution puts its words into action by ensuring union funds arent investing in Israels settler enterprise and contributing to the oppression of Palestinians. It also calls for establishing a Palestine solidarity committee to foster relationships with Palestinian-led organizations and help educate members on the connections between Palestine and Indigenous struggles in the U.S.

Our members overwhelmingly voted to recognize that colonialism is part of the climate crisis here and abroad, making it clear that we have the power to put our values into practice, even when our employers dont, Zach Kopkin, Sierra Club employee, Progressive Workers Union member, and spokesperson for the PWU Palestine Solidarity Group, said in a statement.

According to a press release from the Adalah Justice Project, a Palestinian-led advocacy group based in the U.S., This resolution is a clear message from Sierra Club workers to Sierra Club leadership that continuing nature trips to an apartheid statedespite being asked by Palestinians to respect their struggle for justice and canceldoes not align with a true vision of environmental justice.

Sierra Club did not respond to requests for comment.

 

Greenwashing apartheid

In response to pressure from pro-Palestinian groups, Sierra Club canceled its educational tours to Israel in March 2022 only to put them back on the docket five months later.

The March 2024 two-week trip titled Natural and Historical Highlights of Israel is led by an Israeli tou...

01:21

It's Sewage, Not Fertilizer Fueling Nitrogen Surge in Florida's Indian River Lagoon "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

It's sewage, not fertilizer fueling nitrogen surge in Florida's Indian River Lagoon:

From recurring harmful algal bloomsincluding brown tidesto catastrophic seagrass losses, fish kills and unusual marine mammal deathsincluding the threatened Florida manateethe Indian River Lagoon is environmentally distressed. For decades, water managers, policy makers and environmental activists have implicated fertilizer use as the primary contributing source responsible for about 71 percent of these impairments in the lagoon.

Consequently, fertilizer restrictions have been implemented in counties and municipalities along the 156-mile-long Indian River Lagoon on Florida's Atlantic coast to reduce nutrient inputs from urban and agricultural land uses to achieve total maximum daily loads for the lagoon. Excess nutrient inputs, particularly nitrogen, often result in increased harmful algal blooms, seagrass die-offs and fish kills. The hope was that water quality would improve by reducing the nitrogen load.

While these restrictions were well-intended, a new study by Florida Atlantic University's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute reveals fertilizer use is not the root cause of these environmental problems in the Indian River Lagoon. It's sewage.

[...] To assess the effectiveness of these fertilizer bans, researchers collected seawater and macroalgal samples at 20 sites "pre" and about five-years "post" bans. They tested by comparing dissolved seawater nutrient concentrations and tissue nutrient and isotope data of brown tides and macroalgae. Gathering evidence from stable nitrogen isotope values enabled researchers to discriminate between sewage, rainfall and fertilizer, providing a unique "fingerprint" of the samples they collected.

"Our comparative pre- versus post-ban nutrient data indicate that the wet season fertilizer blackouts were not as effective as hoped," said Brian Lapointe, Ph.D., senior author and a research professor at FAU Harbor Branch. "Our findings also suggest that the increasing concentrations of dissolved inorganic nitrogen and phosphorus observed in some segments of the lagoon following five years of fertilizer bans would support the worsening trend of algal blooms."

Read more of this story at SoylentNews.

01:20

Indigenous Peoples Under Attack by Militarized Forces: Native Hawaiians want the US military out "IndyWatch Feed War"

.Indigenous are appealing to the United Nations in Geneva today, as the Indigenous-led movement in Peru again protests in defense of Mother Earth and the water and against the current government. Indigenous women and youths are appealing to the UN Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Geneva.Indigenous Peoples Under Attack by Militarized Forces: Native Hawaiians want the US

01:20

US presses Ukraine for decisive breakthrough despite stubborn Russian defences "IndyWatch Feed War"

By Ahmed Adel | July 20, 2023

US officials are concerned that Ukraine is not making enough progress in its much-heralded counteroffensive, The Washington Post reported on July 18, citing unnamed sources. According to the media outlet, the US is urging Kiev to commit to a decisive breakthrough as Ukrainian commanders are, supposedly, yet to employ the full-scale offensive tactics Western instructors taught them.

A US official explained on condition of anonymity to the newspaper that the West had trained Ukrainian forces in integrated offensive manoeuvres and provided them with mine clearance equipment. The source stressed that it was critical for Kievs troops to apply these capabilities to break through Russian defences quickly.

Western officials have reportedly criticised Ukraines armed forces for taking an attrition-based approach by firing artillery and missiles at command, transport, and logistics locations at the rear of Russian positions rather than using Western-style combined arms that involve large-scale attacks with tanks, armoured vehicles, infantry, artillery, and the air force.

Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War explained that Ukrainian commanders chose to adopt more discreet advances, involving groups of 15 to 50 soldiers to preserve the military contingent.

Russian defensive operations in southern Ukraine follow a pattern in which one echelon of Russian forces slows and degrades attacking Ukrainian forces until a second echelon counterattacks from prepared defensive positions to roll back the Ukrainian advances, the journal wrote.

In this way, Ukrainian forces are being methodically neutralised by the Russian military as they have turned the battlefield into a meatgrinder.

This situation will not improve for Ukraine, especially following the acknowledgment by the head of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff that Kiev will have a long, difficult, and bloody fight against Russian forces, even if he did go on to sell an illusion that Ukraine can still win the war and that the offensive had not failed.

It is far from a failure I think that its way too early to make that kind of call, US General Mark Milley said on July 18. I think theres a lot of fighting left to go and Ill stay with what we said before: This is going to be long. Its going [to] be hard. Its going to be bloody.

Although he sold Kiev, once again, an illusion, he did have to begrudgingly acknowledge that it would take years and billions of dollars for the Ukrainian Air Force to gain parity with their Russian competitors.

Ten F-16s are $2 billion. So, the Russians have hundreds of fourth and fifth-generation airframes. If they [the Ukrainians] are going to try to match the Russians, one f......

01:12

13 AGs Put Corporations On Notice After Affirmative-Action Ruling: No More Racial Discrimination "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Microsoft office buildingFollowing the SCOTUS affirmative-action ruling, 13 AGs sent a letter to Fortune 100 companies warning that racial discrimination is illegal.

01:11

Weak Propaganda Talk "IndyWatch Feed War"

From the Ukrainian Pravda, July 20, 2023 (machine translation): The Ukrainian military in the south is advancing hundreds of meters every day - the National Guard Every day, the Ukrainian military makes a gradual movement several hundred meters to the...

01:11

How COVID Shots Pose National Security Issues. Warning the Military of what was happening to Army Personnel. "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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01:06

Economic and Financial Collapse: Saudi Crown Prince has a new plan for Lebanon "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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01:04

Military Situation In Syria On July 20, 2023 (Map Update) "IndyWatch Feed War"

Military Situation In Syria On July 20, 2023 (Map Update)

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  • On July 20, the Russian Ministry of Defense recorded no cases of hostilities and ceasefire violations in Idlib region in the past 24 hours;
  • On July 19, HTS reportedly arrested 11 of their own security and military officers in the town of Maarrat Misrin and Kafraya;
  • On July 20, Turkish authorities deported 180 people to Syria via Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ain border crossing.

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01:03

U.S. Army Surgeon in Tears: Top Brass Ordered Silence on Vaccine Injuries "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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01:00

September 11, 2001: Eyewitness Evidence of Explosions in the Twin Towers "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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01:00

SCOTUS Gins Up Standing, Other Doctrines, to Get Where It Wants to Go "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

As it wrapped up a term that predictably pushed America still further to the right, the US Supreme Court gave a quick nod to its conservative stance on standing, a legal term regarding who has the ability to sue or intervene in a given case and a procedural hurdle that has proven of great utility to courts in batting away cases theyd rather not hear or decide on the merits.

 

In the student debt forgiveness litigation, there were two sets of plaintiffs challenging the law. In Department of Education v. Brown the challengers were saying they were harmed because one person received no forgiveness and another was eligible for only half the forgiveness offered. But striking down the whole debt forgiveness plan wouldnt have benefited either litigant, so their claim to standing before the court was questionable and the court in fact found they lacked standing.  

 

In the second case challenging debt relief, Biden v. Nebraska, six states, led by Nebraska, challenged the plan because of loss of tax revenue. The standing issue jumps out in this case: If a state can challenge a law for how it affects the states tax revenue, it will open almost every federal law to challenge by the states. The standing doctrine exists, in large part, to keep the court doors closed to such a torrent of litigation by a host of plaintiffs at significant remove from the direct impact of a law, regulation, or other action.

 

Of course, as we will see, the converse is true on occasion: When a court wants to take and decide on a case in the case of an activist court, often with the goal of making law and advancing a political agenda it might have to twist itself in knots to find standing where the claim for.....

00:59

La crisis del agua en Uruguay y el rol de gobiernos, empresas y el extractivismo "IndyWatch Feed Noramerica"

Foto: Diego Izquierdo / Tlam

Montevideo est en crisis hdrica. Mientras el Gobierno culpa al clima, a la falta de obras en gestiones anteriores y propone la compra de agua embotellada, desde sectores socioambientales explican que se trata de una mala planificacin, cuestionados negocios con sectores privados y del modelo extractivo de monocultivos y pasteras. No es sequa, es saqueo, afirman.

Uruguay lleva 70 das sin agua potable. El lquido que sale de las canillas tiene altos ndices de sodio y de cloruros, adems de trihalometanos (bromuros y cloroformos que surgen cuando se aplica el cloro para potabilizar agua con mucha materia orgnica). Los trihalometanos tienen efectos potencialmente cancergenos. El gobierno de Luis Lacalle Pou demor 40 das en declarar la emergencia hdrica y la solucin que propone es la compra de agua embotellada. No es sequa, es saqueo, afirman las organizaciones socioambientales para explicar la crisis del agua en Uruguay.

Unas 1.700.000 personas de Uruguay deben comprar agua envasada a las dos empresas que tienen el monopolio del embotellamiento: Danone (de Francia) y Agua Viva (de Chile). El agua que venden es de todas y de todos, la extraen sin pagar un peso en impuestos y la venden a precios muy altos, cuestiona  Mara Selva Ortz, de la organizacin Redes-Amigos de la Tierra Uruguay.

El panorama es desalentador: No tenemos en el horizonte una salida de esta situacin, porque tiene que llover bastante para que podamos cambiar la calidad del agua y dejar de tomar agua del Ro de la Plata. Los informes del Instituto Nacional de Meteorologa y de la Universidad de la Repblica proyectan lluvias para octubre o noviembre. Y la respuesta del Gobierno es invitar a la poblacin a rezar para que llueva y girar recursos a los sectores populares que slo alcanzan para adquirir dos litros de agua por da para tomar y cocinar.

Agotadas las reservas de agua dulce que abastecen a la zona metropolitana de Montevideo, desde Redes-Amigos de la Tierra proponen que se siga abasteciendo a la poblacin con el agua disponible para asegurar el saneamiento. Pero, adems, insisten en que se tiene que asegurar a la poblacin agua potable para consumo humano, para beber y para cocinar. Asegurar eso no es a travs del mercado, como lo est haciendo el gobierno, afirma Ortiz. En los hechos, la solucin del presidente Lacalle Pou es transferir dinero a los sectores populares para que puedan comprar dos litros de agua por da para tomar y cocinar. La propuesta de las organizaciones es por ejemplo transportar agua con camiones cisternas desde otros puntos del p...

00:57

SMT Proves Worthwhile Option For 128-Core AMD EPYC "Bergamo" CPUs "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

While the AMD EPYC 9754 "Bergamo" processor is impressive for having 128 physical Zen 4C cores, it also has Simultaneous Multi-Threading (SMT) to provide for 256 threads per socket. Meanwhile with Ampere Altra Max and AmpereOne there is no SMT and it's likely Intel's upcoming Sierra Forest will also lack SMT (Hyper Threading) given it's an E-core-only design. But that led to my curiosity over the SMT impact for Bergamo on power and performance when leveraging SMT for the 128-core flagship EPYC 9754. Today's Bergamo benchmarking is looking at SMT on and off for both 1P and 2P server configurations.

00:55

Dag Burgemeester Halsema en Succes Ditmaal "IndyWatch Feed War"

 

Het is goed dat u vertrekt mevrouw Halsema. Als burgemeester was u nooit geliefd. Een bitse mond,  opgetrokken wenkbrouwen, en liefdeloze ogen. Daar houden hoofdstedelingen niet van. U bent geen bestuurder maar een politica. Zelfs uw echtgenoot hield het niet meer bij u uit. Tijd om naar de corrupte politiek terug te keren.

00:53

Fauci, Health Officials Accused of Illegally Approving $26 Billion in Grants Using Taxpayer Dollars "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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00:52

Two-Thirds of Americans Dont Support Supply of Cluster Munitions to Ukraine Poll "IndyWatch Feed War"

Sputnik 20.07.2023

WASHINGTON Two-thirds of Americans do not support sending cluster munitions to Ukraine, according to a joint poll conducted by The Economist and YouGov.

According to the survey, 42% of respondents oppose such a move, while only 33% support it. In addition, about half of respondents would like the United States to either maintain the same level of assistance to Kiev (29%) or increase it (23%). On the other hand, one-third of respondents said that the level of assistance to Ukraine should be reduced.

The poll found that Americans are more skeptical than in the past about the good idea of potential NATO membership for Ukraine; 42% of respondents supported such a prospect, which is 10% less than in April.

The survey was conducted on July 15-18 among a random sample of 1,500 US adults using interview-based methods, with a margin of error not exceeding 3 percentage points.

Earlier in July, Washington unveiled a new military assistance package for Ukraine that includes cluster munitions, claiming they will provide useful battlefield capabilities.

Yet these weapons are banned by the Convention on Cluster Munitions, which has been ratified by 123 countries, excluding the US and Ukraine. Russian officials stressed that US actually admitted committing a war crime by supplying Kiev with this type of ammo.

00:39

No Army, No Problem: Icelands Aid To Ukraine "IndyWatch Feed War"


By Stijn Mitzer and Joost Oliemans
 
Iceland, unique among NATO member states, maintains no standing military of its own. Throughout the Cold War, the country was host to several debates about whether or not to withdraw from NATO. During the 1970s, Iceland even threatened to leave the alliance as a result of the Second and Third Cod Wars with the UK. But despite its pacifist nature and a prime minister that is known for her opposition to Iceland's NATO membership, the island nation has contributed peacekeepers to several NATO-led missions including in Iraq and Afghanistan and is host to a NATO air base. [1] Possessing no military equipment of its own, Iceland has for the most part concentrated its efforts on providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Examples of military aid include the chartering of cargo aircraft to transport military equipment from NATO member states to Ukraine and the provision of winter gear, EOD equipment and a field hospital. Iceland's contributions in military aid amount to approximately 2.7bn ISK (18.3 million euros). [2] Iceland's economic and humanitarian aid contributions to Ukraine have so far amounted to 3,1bn ISK (21 million euros). [2]

The following list attempts to keep track of military and humanitarian aid given to Ukraine by the Government of Iceland during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The entries below are sorted by category. Private and corporate donations are not included in this list. This list will be updated as further support is declared.
 
(Click on the equipment type to get a picture of them)
 

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00:39

[$] Much ado about SBAT "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Sometimes, the shortest patches lead to the longest threads; for a case in point, see this three-line change posted by Emanuele Giuseppe Esposito. The purpose of this change is to improve the security of locked-down systems by adding a "revocation number" to the kernel image. But, as the discussion revealed, both the cost and the value of this feature are seen differently across the kernel-development community.

00:38

De Groene Amsterdammer en het Fascisme "IndyWatch Feed War"

 


Toen mocht De Groene Amsterdammer nog de waarheid berichten. Nu is dit weekblad n van de reactionaire stemmen in de polder. Van Links naar rechts. 

00:33

Re: Announce: OpenSSH 9.3p2 released "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Posted by Sevan Janiyan on Jul 20

There's a compile time setting for paths from which you are able to load
libraries from.

Sevan

00:28

Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick: Extraterrestrial Technical Supremacy Is a Top Concern "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

I thought this was worth a post because were introduced to a new phrase: Extraterrestrial Technical Supremacy. I cant find any reference to that phrase occurring before this story. And then its the usual, no evidence, no ships, no reverse engineering program, etc. Move along Via: ABC News: The scientist and military intelligence officer leading []

00:19

Security updates for Thursday "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Security updates have been issued by Debian (chromium), Fedora (sysstat), Gentoo (openssh), Mageia (firefox/nss, kernel, kernel-linus, maven, mingw-nsis, mutt/neomutt, php, qt4/qtsvg5, and texlive), Red Hat (java-1.8.0-openjdk, java-11-openjdk, java-17-openjdk, and kpatch-patch), Slackware (curl and openssh), SUSE (curl, grafana, kernel, mariadb, MozillaFirefox, MozillaFirefox-branding-SLE, poppler, python-Flask, python310, samba, SUSE Manager Client Tools, and texlive), and Ubuntu (curl, ecdsautils, and samba).

00:08

Are GOP Governors Killing Their Citizens to Protect Billionaires? "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Rightwing billionaires (who pay an average income tax of 3.4 percent) think the world is made up of "makers" and "takers." So what if 45,000 Americans die every year because of this callous attitude?

00:01

Arm Talks Up Their Open-Source Contributions, Adding Support For Panfrost "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

While Intel is well known -- and well regarded -- as being one of the top contributors to the Linux kernel as well as being a significant player in many other open-source projects with their countless open-source software contributions over the years, Arm is now trying to better promote their open-source support and open contributions...

00:00

Roads: primary vectors of deforestation in the Pan Amazon "IndyWatch Feed Enviro"

It all starts with a road. In Brazil, the federal government commissioned the construction of mule trails and telegraph lines to link their coastal cities with long-established settlements on remote Amazonian tributaries. In the Andes, communication between the highlands and the lowlands has occurred over millennia via trails that traverse the foothills using routes dictated by topography. Most of these early roads had little impact on settlement and were associated with only a limited amount of deforestation, but most modern highways trace these routes into the wilderness. Deforestation occurs when a government sends a clear signal that it is investing in a major trunk highway; objectives vary, but have included strategies to integrate an isolated population centre, open a region to settlement and create access to a valuable mineral asset. Settlers move into a region only when there is a commitment to keeping the road accessible on a permanent basis. Deforestation by settlers in an Embera Indigenous forest reserve. Image by Rhett A. Butler. There have been exceptions, particularly in Brazil in the 1980s, when the promise of future pavement did not materialize, but in general people will invest time and money in clearing the forest only when they believe they can transport their production to market. The examples are abundant and self-evident. All but six of the fifty human-modified landscapes defined in Chapter 1 are organized around a major trunk highway. The existence and quality of secondary road networks is more important than trunk highways for determining the spatialThis article was originally published on Mongabay

Thursday, 20 July

23:58

Commanding General of Eglin Air Force Base to Congressional Investigation Into UFO Activity, Were Not Going To Give It To You "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Im not able to embed this queued to the point where Burchett and Luna were being stonewalled by the Air Force. If you want to skip to that point, its at 09:32. Rep. Burchett and Oversight Committee Members on Upcoming Hearing on UAP

23:52

This speech of Putin will be studied by historians "IndyWatch Feed War"

This speech of Putin will be studied by historians, its as iconic as his 2007 Munich Security conference speech This has implications for Europe, as well as Taiwan, as the Global South watches Poland has been put on notice Real history is emerging...
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23:51

NDLEA Dedicates N1bn Drug Set Ablaze At Ogwashi-Uku  To Minor Killed By Stray Bullet "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

NDLEA AND MINOR

LAGOS JULY 20TH (URHOBOTODAY)-The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has destroyed seized illicit drugs estimated at over N1 billion in Delta State.

Daily Trust reports that the drugs, weighing 5,723.310kg, were burnt at Ogwashi-Uku in Aniocha South Local Government Area of the state.

The chairman/chief executive officer of the agency, Major Gen. Buba Marwa (rtd), said the public destruction of the drugs was dedicated to the late Ivan Omhonria, the two-year-old minor who was killed by a stray bullet last Thursday in the Okpanam area of Delta State where operatives of NDLEA were chasing drug barons.

I wish to say that the public destruction of seized drugs in Delta State is dedicated to the minor who paid the supreme price with his life in the struggle towards making Delta State safe and secure through drug control activities.

We expressed distaste and displeasure over the tragic incident. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the hero of the drug war, he said.

Marwa, represented by the commander in charge of Zone M, Fidelis Kokodia, said the destruction of the drugs was sequel to an order of the Federal High Court, Asaba and Warri divisions.

He said the courts mandated the agency to publicly destroy illicit drugs exhibited in respect of cases that had been concluded from 2018 to 2022.

Earlier, the Delta State Commander of the agency, Mr John Tunde, citing the 2018 UNODC brief survey report, regretted that Delta ranked first in drug abuse and illicit trafficking in the entire South South.

He described the discovery of the largest and most sophisticated clandestine laboratory for the production of methamphetamine in Asaba, Delta State, as worrisome.

He listed the destroyed drugs to include cannabis sativa 5.614 tons; cocaine 416.77g; methamphetamine 105.12g; heroin 98.2g; tramadol 20.264g; swinol/Rohypnol 1.867kg; diazepam 8.355kg; and pentazocine 1.2kg.

He appealed to the state government to assist the command in the area of logistics to enable it to carry out its mandate more effectively.

Dailytrust

 

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23:35

Finally the MSM Begin To Realize the Facts "IndyWatch Feed War"

 

Ukraine and the West are facing a devastating defeat

The prospect of a failed counter-offensive and significant territorial concessions would only embolden Russia and China

23:35

The one chart that explains a helluva lot "IndyWatch Feed World"

Look carefully at the chart above. What do you see? You see the development of a high-speed rail system that is unrivaled anywhere on earth. You see the actualization of plan to connect all parts of the country with modern-day infrastructure that reduces shipping costs, improves mobility and increases profitability. You see a vision of the 21st century in which state-directed capital links rural populations with urban centers lifting standards of living across the board. You see an expression of a new economic model that has lifted 800 million people out of poverty while paving the way for global economic integration. You see an industrial juggernaut expanding in all directions while laying the groundwork for a new century of economic integration, accelerated development and shared prosperity. Is there a high-speed rail system in the United States that is comparable to what we see in China today? No, there isn't. So far, less than 50 miles of high-speed rail has been built in the...

23:29

Re: Announce: OpenSSH 9.3p2 released "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Posted by Demi Marie Obenour on Jul 20

Should there be a system-wide configuration file containing a list of
known-good PKCS#11 libraries? ssh-agent having to guess if something is
a PKCS#11 library is less than awesome.

23:23

Targeting inflammatory macrophages may help treat and prevent AFib "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Reducing the inflammatory activity of macrophages, which support scarring in the heart, could help treat atrial fibrillation (AFib), a new study finds.

23:23

Trillions of rogue planets may be wandering alone in our galaxy "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

In an astonishing revelation, researchers from NASA and Japans Osaka University have uncovered data suggesting the rogue planets those solitary wanderers unhinged from any star significantly outnumber the approximately hundred billion planets which orbit stars.

The findings indicate that NASAs Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, slated for launch by May 2027, could discover as many as 400 rogue planets similar in mass to Earth. A likely candidate for this category has already been singled out from the data.

David Bennett is a senior research scientist at NASAs Goddard Space Flight Center and co-author of two papers detailing these findings.

23:23

Rocket Lab recovers Electron booster from Pacific Ocean after satellite launch (photos) "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Rocket Lab pulled one of its boosters from the sea after a launch on Monday (July 17), taking another step toward rocket reuse.

The offshore action was part of a mission called Baby Come Back, in which an Electron rocket successfully launched seven satellites to orbit from Rocket Labs New Zealand site.

23:22

John Bolton Accidentally Explains Why US Policy on Russia and China Is Wrong "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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23:22

The Line architects explain Saudi mega city in documentary "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Architects including Thom Mayne, Peter Cook and Reinier de Graaf have explained the thinking behind planned megacity The Line in a recently released 45-minute documentary.

Numerous architects feature in the recent Discovery Channel documentary, which is named The Line: Saudi Arabias City of the Future in Neom, alongside members of the Neom team and Saudi Arabias crown prince Mohammed bin Salman.

I cant think of anybody that wouldnt want to be part of this project, said Morphosis founder Mayne, while Cook Haffner Architecture Platform co-founder Cook said that if it succeeds, it will be a new Babylon.

23:16

How The White House Colluded with Twitter to Censor RFK Jr. and Childrens Health Defense "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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23:10

UN Warns Brain Chips Like Elon Musks Neuralink Could be Used as Personality-altering Weapons as FDA Approves Tech for Human Trials "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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23:06

Brushing, Flossing Could Help Protect Against Dementia "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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23:00

Dont Be Fooled! Heres How NOAA Perpetuates A Climate Crisis Rainfall Myth "IndyWatch Feed Enviro"

Their myth: We know that warmer air can hold more moisture, and moisture is a key ingredient to heavy rainfall, so it stands to reason that a warmer environment overall is capable of generating more extreme rainfall.

The post Dont Be Fooled! Heres How NOAA Perpetuates A Climate Crisis Rainfall Myth first appeared on Watts Up With That?.

22:58

Russia protects Crimean civilians by attacking ports in Odessa "IndyWatch Feed War"

By Lucas Leiroz | July 20, 2023

In the last few days, the armed forces of the Russian Federation have launched a series of massive attacks against the Ukrainian ports in Odessa, destroying several strategic targets. Western media are reporting the strikes as terrorism and trying to link them to the fact that Moscow recently suspended its participation in the Black Sea Grain Deal. However, these narratives are biased and ignore the fact that Kiev maintains several arms depots in the ports.

Russian attacks began on 18 July, hitting several Ukrainian port facilities in the Odessa region overnight. Among the targets hit were depots of weapons, ammunition and fuel used to supply Ukrainian troops and carry out terrorist attacks against Russian territory. The next day, a new wave of attacks was carried out. Russian forces have used cruise missiles launched from their Black Sea positions. Moscows officials said all targets were appropriately neutralized with high precision strikes. New raids are expected for the coming days.

Among the military objectives of this operation is the destruction of several maritime drone bases that were detected by Russian intelligence in the ports of Odessa. As well known, the recent attack on the Crimean Bridge, which resulted in the death of a couple and the injury of their orphaned daughter, was carried out using maritime drones. Evidence suggests that the vehicles used came from the ports of Odessa, which explains the reasons why Russia decided to launch several missiles at enemy naval facilities. Russian authorities had promised retaliation for the attack on the Bridge.

In addition to the retaliation for the incident on the Bridge, it must be remembered that there were lately many other drone incursions against Crimea. For example, on July 18 dozens of Ukrainian drones were neutralized by Russian forces with artillery and electronic warfare measures, avoiding the death of numerous civilians. Furthermore, on the 20th, Crimean government confirmed that a teenage girl died during a drone strike in the morning, which certainly will be retaliated soon.

Another important point is that these Ukrainian ports were being used by the enemy side to receive weapons from abroad and store them among grains. Intelligence data shows that Western weaponry was arriving in Ode......

22:57

Flash floods hit Zagreb, Croatia "IndyWatch Feed World"

Two people died, dozens more were injured and significant damage was caused when a massive storm hit Zagreb on Wednesday afternoon, July 19. Both victims were hit by falling trees. Emergency services were still restoring power to streets and buildings the following morning. Rivers of rainwater swept down the city's main street of Ilica and public transport was shut down on certain routes. There was further destruction across the region, with fatalities reported in Slovenia and Bosnia, before the storm made its way towards Serbia.

22:45

I can hear the explosions: Inside a frontline hospital in Ukraine "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

In a small town near Russian-held Bakhmut, medics are saving lives against a backdrop of rocket fire

22:45

Kentucky declares state of emergency as historic rainfall floods communities - 11.2 inches of rain in 24 hours "IndyWatch Feed World"

Kentucky's governor declared a state of emergency Wednesday after historic rainfall inundated parts of the state and forecasters said additional storms on "extremely saturated ground" overnight raised fresh flooding concerns. The big picture: Gov. Andy Beshear urged people to "pray for Mayfield and areas of Western Kentucky impacted by significant flooding from last night's storms" as officials responded to the damage. The city in Graves County is still recovering from a December 2021 tornado that left 57 people dead, the Washington Post notes.

22:44

Isaac Herzogs Visit to Congress: A Showcase of Apartheid Apologetics "IndyWatch Feed World"

As the anticipation built for Israeli president Yitzhak Hertzogs (Isaac Herzog) visit to Washington, DC insiders scrambled to hide the fact that Israel is a racist state. At first, the center of the crisis was the incomprehensible fact that someone had told the truth about Israel. Yet House Representative Pramila Jayapal, a progressive democrat, would later apologize for calling Israel what it is, a racist state.

Her remarks at an event in Chicago where she called Israel a racist state were seen to be so controversial that House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries weighed in. He and three top leadership aides quickly took to the media, proclaiming, Israel is not a racist state. According to Reuters, the most criticism they could muster was, There are individual members of the current Israeli governing coalition with whom we strongly disagree.

 

Absolute hysteria

Representative Jayapil told the truth and has irrefutable evidence of it, so why did she back down? The 2022 Amnesty report on Apartheid in Palestine demonstrates beyond any doubt that what the congresswoman said is true. However, the panic her truthtelling sparked was so powerful that she apologized for telling it rather than holding up the report as evidence of her proclamation. Then, leader Jeffries ran out to make sure everyone knew it wasnt him, that he never said or even thought that Israel is a racist state she did it was all that was missing from his statement.

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His apologia harkened back to foregone days when people would rush to deny that the world is round or that the earth revolves around the sun for fear of being excommunicated or burned at the stake. An atmosphere where telling the truth is a dangerous prospect.

Then things got worse. As the visit by the head of the apartheid state approached, more and more members of Congress announced they would boycott the joint session. This would be a problem in any circumstance, but what made it worse was that they were all people of color, which didnt stop Israels apologists from calling them racist. Then in a state of fury, the House decided to demonstrate its love of apartheid Israel by passing a resolution stating that Israel is not a racist or an apartheid state.

One can only imagine the relief millions of Palestinians felt when they learned of this resolution. Here they were for decades, thinking they were being abused, targeted, murdered, dispossessed, subjected to ethnic clean...

22:42

Pita Touches the Third Rail of Thai Politics "IndyWatch Feed War"

If you touch it, you die.

Thats the supposed result for politicians who confront highly contentious issues. Likened to grasping the third rail, the one that provides the electricity that powers a train or subway, the result is political suicideat least that was the metaphor attributed to U.S. House Speaker Thomas Tip ONeill when discussing the topic of Social Security in the early 1980s, as any politician attempting to reform the largest social safety net for retired American workers would later cost them their political careers at the ballot box.

Pita Limjaroenrat, the prime ministerial candidate of the progressive Move Forward Party, which upset Thailands conservative military-backed parties in the May 14 election, also touched on a sensitive national issue: lse-majest. In the end it was responsible in part in ending his chances at becoming prime minister, as Thailands Constitutional Court suspended his duties as a member of Parliament, and was blocked from a second parliamentary vote. Two lingering questions remain after a month of post-election drama: whether pushing for Article 112 reform so soon was worth it, and whether Move Forward had the foresight to predict this outcome.

Known in Thailand as Article 112 of the Criminal Code, lse-majest (royal insult) dates back to 1908 and warns that anyone who defames, insults or threatens the king, the queen, the heir-apparent or the regent is punishable by up to 13 years in prison. The vaguely worded law provides a wide interpretation as to what constitutes an insult, giving those who weaponize it great flexibility. With anyone being able to file a complaint and the police mandated to investigate claims, Article 112 is not only worrisome for Thais, but has become an issue of international concern. Many have fallen victim, even children, as the military government of Prayut Chan-ocha sought to crack down on dissent. In 2020, he vowed in 2020 to use all laws, all articles, to take action against protesters who broke the law, referring then to protesters who defied police use of water cannons and tear gas.

Move Forward first signaled it would call for the repeal of Article 112 in January 2021, taking up a popular challenge from anti-coup and pro-reform protests that began in 2020, and a day after four prominent protest le...

22:41

UFO Hearing Witnesses Announced: Graves, Fravor, Grusch "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

None of these men had access to any anomalous materials, anything related to legacy programs, or non-human intelligence. If you want to look on the bright side: No Lue! Via: Committee On Oversight and Accountability: The Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs will hold a hearing titled Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on []

22:38

Barbenheimer will be an improvement over the latest hot conspiracy theory fraud "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

My wife actually asked me if we could see the Barbie movie, which is opening at our local theater this weekend. Of course we can! I was looking forward to it already. It looks to be trippy and fun.

As the media have frequently mentioned lately, because they do love a contrast, the Oppenheimer movie also opens this weekend (but not at our theater.) Cool, Id like to see that one, too, even more than Barbie. Theyre different movies, there isnt any real conflict between them. Heres an article that says Barbie and Oppenheimer tell the same terrifying story.

The underlying premise of all the jokes that these films come out on the same day but are about hilariously different subjects and have wildly different tones is misguided. The two movies actually have a fundamental, and disturbing, common ground. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the man behind our nuclear age, and Barbie a toy that takes over three cups of oil to produce before it lingers in landfills around the world both tell the story of the dawn of our imperiled era.

Barbie and Oppenheimer each offer a window into the creation of the Anthropocene, the suggested term for our present geological epoch, in which human beings have become the most significant influence on the natural environment at a planetary scale.

Thats an interesting connection: how do we define the anthropocene, by all the piles of plastic or the global dusting of radioactive isotopes?

Either works for me, they all coexist in a narrow slice of time, only a century long. On a geological scale, either one provides a sharp boundary.

Like I said, Id like to see both movies. Unfortunately, Oppenheimer isnt booked locally in the near future. Instead, were getting served Sound of Freedom after Barbie, a conspiracy-theory fueled abomination of a movie (see Rebecca Watson for why its bad). I predict itll clean up at the box office in our little corner of Red America.

22:37

Game of Trees 0.91 released "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Version 0.91 of Game of Trees has been released (and the port updated):

* got 0.91; 2023-07-19
  see git repository history for per-change authorship information
- use _POSIX_HOST_NAME_MAX from  for portability
- add merge -M option which tells 'got merge' not to fast-forward a reference
- make gitwrapper ignore "permission denied" errors for repository paths
- add cvg(1), a CVS-like Git client; still WIP and not installed by default yet
- add initial implementation of 'gotadmin dump' which creates Git bundle files
- add initial implementation of 'gotadmin load' which loads Git bundle files
- gotadmin cleanup: consider object reachability while cleaning packfiles
- gotadmin cleanup: don't delete pack files that are too young
- prevent useless EEXIST errors filling up the global custom error array
- abort histedit if the user quits the editor without saving the script
- fix double-free in tog blame view error path
- add support for keywords as  arguments to got and tog

Also of note is that the Game of Trees web site now includes a Comparison

22:34

No evidence that scrapping non-dom status would cost UK 350m, Treasury admits "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

Missing analysis casts doubt on claims published in Telegraph and puts pressure on Rishi Sunak over billionaire loophole

22:31

Misinformation: The Media is Already Turning Over 1,000 Additional Microsoft Layoffs Into Just 1,000 "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

The original (scoop, leak):

Report on Microsoft layoffs: more than 1000

Misleading follow-ups below. OVER 1,000 layoffs noted above in the seminal report. Almost every site we saw so far says 1,000, even though the original said MORE (that can also be 2,000). Examples from hours ago:

Report on Microsoft layoffs: only 1000

Report on Microsoft layoffs: 1000 layoffs

Report on Microsoft layoffs: 1000 a distortion

Summary: Reporters keep on repeating (parroting) the "10,000" fictional figure from Microsoft (it was vastly more than that; maybe 20,000 or more were impacted by the layoffs); the reporting now continues with a subtle distortion wherein over 1,000 i.e. no upper bound, just lower bound simply becomes (exactly) 1,000

22:31

Russia-Ukraine war: Wheat prices rocket following collapse of Black Sea grain deal "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

Russia-Ukraine war: Wheat prices rocket following collapse of Black Sea grain deal

Spiralling prices could have a devastating impact on the Middle East, a region heavily reliant on Ukraine for wheat imports
MEE staff Thu, 07/20/2023 - 13:31
A farmer watches as a combine loads grain onto a truck during a wheat harvest near Kyiv, 18 July 2023 (AFP)

Wheat prices have soared as the global economy begins to feel the impact of Russia's withdrawal from the Ukraine grain deal on Monday.

Prices on the European stock exchange jumped by 8.2 percent on Wednesday from the previous day, reaching 253.75 ($284) per tonne, while corn prices rose by 5.4 percent.

Meanwhile, US wheat futures jumped 8.5 percent, marking the highest daily rise since just after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

On Monday, Russia said it had officially notified Turkey, Ukraine, and the UN that it was against extending the Black Sea grain export deal.

The move is likely to have a deeply negative impact on the Middle East and North Africa, which is heavily reliant on Ukraine for wheat.

Prior to the war, Egypt had relied on Russia and Ukraine for 80 percent of its wheat.

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22:24

Watch central Moscow streets turn into rivers after extreme flash floods "IndyWatch Feed World"

Flash flooding has hit central Moscow causing major disruption. Torrential rain swept through the city on Monday, flooding the streets. The metro system was forced to halt some of the lines because of the downpours and poor visibility. The main building of the Moscow State University could also not be seen through the rain from street level. Various groups of people were seen wading their way through the water as they made their way to work.

22:21

Qt Creator 11 Released With Integrated Terminal, GitHub Copilot Integration "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Qt Creator 11 is out today as the Qt/C++ focused integrated development environment...

22:20

Young Arab and Black men jailed and fined in Frances riot trials "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

Fast-track trials deliver hefty sentences for petty crimes committed during riots sparked by police killing teenager

22:19

The WHO is a real and present danger "IndyWatch Feed World"

Our governments intend to transfer decisions over our health, families, and societal freedoms to the Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO), whenever he or she declares it necessary. The success of this transfer of power depends on public ignorance of its implications, and of the nature of the WHO itself and its recent pandemic policy reversals. When the public understands, then its leaders are more likely to act in their interests rather than against them. In late 2019, the WHO issued new recommendations for pandemic influenza. Influenza spreads by the same mechanism as Covid-19 (aerosols), with a similar mortality in most people. The WHO stated that it is "not recommended in any circumstances" to undertake contact tracing, quarantine of exposed individuals, entry and exit screening, and border closures. They envisioned that in a severe pandemic it may be necessary to close businesses for up to seven to ten days. The WHO cautioned against strict measures because...

22:14

Dr. Michael Yeadon On Dr. Drew: Every Single Major Narrative Point That We Were Told About The Virus And Countermeasures Was Untrue And Knowingly Untrue "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Back in March, I wrote: I consider the Wuhan lab leak revelations to be a limited hangout at this point. The goal is to prevent a wide understanding that the whole thing was premeditated. And now Via: Dr. Drew: Backup:

22:09

Microsoft Must be Losing Many Clients in the Clown Computing After Breaches and Many Security Incidents "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Microsoft update servers left all Azure RHEL instances hackable
Microsoft update servers left all Azure RHEL instances hackable (2016)

Summary: Microsoft never cared about security; now that there are very serious breaches that expose entire nations Microsoft doubles down on the phony narrative wherein Microsoft protects users rather than spies on them (with back doors)

Microsoft is at it again, spreading racism and misinformation. Dont fall for it!

As we noted here this morning, Microsoft and its minions seem to be trying to change the subject after a very high-profile blunder (Microsoft tries to change if not invert the narrative with China, as usual). The president resigned abruptly and despite efforts to change the narrative the mainstream media (corporate press) habitually mentioned it was a Microsoft failure (despite the casual xenophobia from Microsoft).

Canonical could be called out on its silence here.It seems that the major breach of the hosted e-mail was not only Microsofts fault, one person said, but its rather revealing that they did not notice until federal authorities forced them to. Now, some weeks after the fact, they are begrudgingly admitting the problem but distracting from it by offering fake security tools [1, 2] as if security were an after-market add-on. Microsoft is not the answer, it...

22:02

Stanford President Resigns Over Manipulated Research, Will Retract at Least Three Papers "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Via: The Stanford Daily: Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne will resign effective Aug. 31, according to communications released by the University Wednesday morning. He will also retract or issue lengthy corrections to five widely cited papers for which he was principal author after a Stanford-sponsored investigation found manipulation of research data. According to Jerry Yang, chair []

21:59

Utilizing Programmatic Advertising to Locate Abducted Children: Unleashing its Power "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

By Owais Sultan

The global struggle against human trafficking and child abduction persists as a grave crime that exploits countless individuals.

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21:47

Link "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

I know that guy! Thats Marc Tessier-Lavigne! Hes about my age, and we shared similar interests we were both interested in axon guidance, and I followed his work avidly some years ago. He was publishing about netrins, signaling molecules that affect the trajectory of growing neurons, while I was studying growing neurons in grasshopper embryos. I met him several times, I attended talks he gave at various meetings, it was hard to avoid Tessier-Lavigne.

Our careers followed very different paths, though. I ended up teaching at a small liberal arts college, while he got a position at UCSF, and then was CSO at Genentech, and then was president of Rockefeller University, was on the boards of various pharmaceutical companies, and finally was president of Stanford University. He was a major go-getter, running gigantic factory-style labs, getting regularly published in Science and Nature and Cell. It was a life that looked horrible to me, just as my life of obscurity and teaching would have looked horrible to him, if ever he had deigned to notice me.

Why would I have disliked the prestigious path he took in science? Because he turned himself into a manager, a guy who was disconnected from the science that was being done in his massively well-funded labs. Ick. Id rather play at the bench and help students get enthusiastic about doing science.

I may have chosen wisely, because now Tessier-Lavigne has been compelled to resign as an investigation found evidence of fraud in his work. Yikes. This is bad.

The Board of Trustees inquiry stopped short of accusing Tessier-Lavigne who has been Stanfords president since 2016 of fraud, saying theres no evidence he personally engaged in research misconduct.

However, it was concluded that five papers on which Tessier-Lavigne was a principal author included work from some members of labs overseen by Dr. Tessier-Lavigne who had either engaged in inappropriate manipulation of research data or engaged in deficient scientific practices, resulting in significant flaws in those papers.

When the issues emerged, Tessier-Lavigne took insufficient steps to correct mistakes in the scientific record, the boards report said.

This is what happens when you become an over-worked administrator with your fingers in too many pies. That does not excuse him he has his name on so many papers, and getting a...

21:38

Security Operatives Neutralise Three IPOB Members, Recovers Weapons In Delta "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

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LAGOS JULY 20TH (URHOBOTODAY)-Three suspected members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have been killed during a gun battle at Obodogwugwu area of Okpanam community, Oshimili North Local Government Area of the state.

According to the State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Bright Edafe, A joint security team composed of the army, the Department of State Services (DSS) and the police responded to a distressed call that the suspected IPOB elements had invaded the area, shooting sporadically.

The police spokesman said: They came out and we heard they were shooting in the air, so we mobilized to the place led by the Divisional Police Officer.

We were able to neutralize three of them and recovered one AK-47 riffle and one pump action.

The operation started in the night but they came out in the morning and we went after them immediately.

The operation lasted for hours because they were running and we were going after them and neutralised three of them, he stated.

Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, Director Army public relations had in a statement on Monday said the gallant troops in pursuit of the fleeing criminal elements, successfully trailed them to their enclave in a house around Okpanam River, where they were nabbed.

The troops also recovered one AK 47 Rifle, one Pump Action Semi-Automatic Rifle, 15 Live Cartridges, one AK 47 Rifle Magazine and a Baofeng Radio Receiver, he added.

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21:37

South Africa Showed That BRICS Isnt What Many of Its Supporters Assumed "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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21:36

Womens World Cup 2023 starts today "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

The Womens World Cup 2023 is hosted by Australia and New Zealand. I confess I am not really into sports so I will not be watching it, but I am curious how many football fans will be tuning in.

Womens football has grown in popularity over the past decade, but it still seems overshadowed by the male game. Is is sexism or is the male game more exciting to watch?

I thought this video was excellent at challenging perceptions:

Ireland is currently playing Australia. Best of luck to them:

21:36

10 Absurd Assumptions You Have To Swallow To Believe The White House-Cocaine Failure Theater "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

White House with white powder in foregroundHere are 10 assumptions you have to uncritically accept in order to make the bumbling White House's talking points make sense.

21:36

The Road Ahead: Building a Worldwide Movement Against Corona Tyranny "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

We do not seek to negotiate with corrupt government officials. They are liars. Our intent is to confront the powerful actors behind this criminal endeavor which is literally destroying peoples lives worldwide.

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21:35

Hail the size of tennis balls injures 110 people in freak storm in northern Italy "IndyWatch Feed World"

At least 110 people have been injured in a violent hailstorm which struck a region of northern Italy. Pictures show hailstones the size of tennis balls that landed on towns and villages in Veneto, the area surrounding Venice in the country's north-east, yesterday. Luca Zaia, the president of the region, said 110 people had been injured by the hailstones and broken glass, as well as by falling. He said: 'I thank once again the rescuers and technicians who intervened in the immediate aftermath of the events and who continue in these hours with the restoration works and census of damages.'

21:32

Food Insecurity in Africa and the Politics of NATO Expansion. A Global Food Crisis is Looming "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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21:30

Legendary Hacker Kevin Mitnick Passes Away "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

By Waqas

Kevin Mitnick was battling pancreatic cancer.

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21:29

As NATO Looks for Answers to the Ukraine Conflict, Poland Seeks the Nuclear Option. Scott Ritter "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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21:29

Banks could lose their licence if they discriminate against customers over political views "IndyWatch Feed World"

Banks face losing their licence if they discriminate against customers based on political beliefs under plans being drawn up by the Government, The Telegraph can reveal. Ministers have ordered officials to start drafting legislation to give banks new free speech duties after it emerged that Coutts bank had closed Nigel Farage's accounts because his views did not "align" with its "values". Andrew Griffith, economic secretary to the Treasury, has asked civil servants to explore adding free speech protections to banking licences, according to Whitehall sources.

21:23

An Overview of Allergic Asthma "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Learn about allergic asthma the signs, symptoms, and treatment to help prevent asthma attacks.

21:23

The Role Of AI In Creating A More Sustainable Food System "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Bryton Shang, CEO, Aquabyte.

We are facing a daunting task. The world will have to feed 10 billion mouths by 2050, but our current methods are unsustainable. Eleven percent of global emissions come from agriculture. Water, land and biodiversity are rapidly declining. And more than 800 million people continue to suffer from hunger.

One of the most exciting technological developments of today is AI. The applications of vertical AIwhich is trained to deeply understand a single industryare limitless. In my earlier career, I harnessed the power of AI for financial markets, then for cancer treatments. In my current work, I think a lot about how AI can help us tackle another complicated behemoth: the food system.

21:23

Oborevwori Appoints Okowas Men, Uduaghans Daughter As Commissioners "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

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LAGOS JULY 20TH (URHOBOTODAY)-Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has appointed 26 commissioners, comprising some cabinet members of Ifeanyi Okowa, his predecessor.

Also on the 26-man list sent to the State House of Assembly for confirmation is the daughter of Emmanuel Uduaghan, a former governor of the state.

Four former commissioners that served in the immediate past government of Okowa that are returning are Charles Aniagwu (Information), Chief Tilije Fidelis Okenmor (Finance), Rose Ezenwu (secondary education), and Kingsley Ashibuogwu (higher education).

Other nominees include Odingwe odige Daniel, Hon Joan Onyemaechi Adanioma, Jerry Ehiwario, Micheal ifeanyi Anoka, Hon. Pat Ajudua.

The governor also nominated Barrister funyei Manager, Angele Godknows, Perez Omoun, Isaac Tosan Wilkie, Oligida Samuel, Prof. Tonukari Johnbull, Jamani Tommy Ejiro, Hon Onos Agofure, Olorogun Oyibode Vincent, Emamusi Obiodeh.

Also nominated include, Etagherure Ejiro Terry, Agbateyimiro Isaac Weyinmi, Sonny Akpororkimo Ekedayen, Darlington Ijeh, Dr. Joseph Onojaeme and Hon. Izeze Rume Yakubu Reuben.

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21:22

David Sinclair ONE PILL "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

A VERY interesting 6 minutes. People tests? One pill? Next Gen? Hurry, Im 52! There is an ongoing idea that it will take several kinds of treatments, but many years ago I recall Cynthia Kenyan talking about how some research shows it might come down to a pill.


David Sinclair shares the latest incredible research they are doing.

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21:21

Bidens Nominee For Top Pentagon Job Is An Unapologetic DEI Activist "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Charles Q. BrownIs Gen. Charles Q. Brown qualified to lead the country's military during these turbulent times?

21:19

Over 700 Babies Left to Die After Botched Abortions in Australia "IndyWatch Feed World"

READ MORE AT CALDRON POOL Its been said, the true measure of any society can...

21:11

Russia voices concerns over Poland bolstering troops on Belarus border "IndyWatch Feed World"

The Kremlin said on Thursday that Poland's decision to bolster its forces along its border with Belarus in response to the presence of Russian Wagner mercenary fighters was "a cause for concern". Poland, a member of the Western NATO military alliance, began moving over 1,000 troops, along with military hardware, to the east this month. Warsaw had previously announced it was also sending 500 police to shore up security on the border to cope with rising numbers of migrants crossing, as well as the prospect of a Wagner presence. The Belarusian defence ministry said on Thursday that Wagner mercenaries had started to train Belarusian special forces at a military range just a few miles from the border with Poland.

21:11

6 Ridiculous Narratives Democrats Tried In Response To IRS Whistleblowers Damning Biden Testimony "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

IRS whistleblowersThe IRS whistleblowers ran circles around Democrats in Wednesday's House Oversight hearing.

21:10

Uncontrolled Experiment: How Smart Devices Are Damaging Kids Brains "IndyWatch Feed World"

READ MORE AT THE DEFENDER  As little as two hours of screen time per day...

21:10

Destroying America for a one world government "IndyWatch Feed World"

Award-winning journalist Alex Newman, author of the popular book "Deep State," contends everything you are seeing from open borders to pushing the transgender ideology to war is all part of the push to destroy America and Christians for a One World Government hell on earth. Newman says the riots in France are all part of the Deep State globalist game plan. Newman explains, "France has exploded in violence. They burned down historical sites. They have been looting, shooting fireworks at the police, and it's been absolutely out of control. . . . There is a reason why the globalists have been pushing mass migration. . . . What I prove in the book, and it's more and more obvious, this has every thing to do with undermining the nation state, undermining cohesive societies and really breaking up Christianity. . . .This is very deliberate. It is calculated. What happens is people look around them and say, wow, I don't share the same language, the came culture, the same religion, the same...

21:09

Antarctica Off The Bucket List "IndyWatch Feed World"

Illustration by The Atlantic. Source: Getty.

During my two years working in southern Chile I was close several times to going further south. In spite of my disappointment at the time, in hindsight I am fine with not having made the journey. Thank you, Sara Clemence, for getting that clear in my head:

21:09

Surrogate claims gay dads told her to terminate pregnancy at 24 weeks on finding out she had aggressive cancer, 'they didn't want their DNA out there' "IndyWatch Feed World"

A California mother has claimed she was told to terminate her surrogate pregnancy at 24 weeks by the child's prospective fathers after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Brittney Pearson, 37, from Sacramento told DailyMail.com that she was diagnosed with breast cancer in May at 22 weeks. She says that after a full body MRI revealed the extent of the disease, the gay couple who were paying her to carry their child used legal threats to pressure her into terminating the pregnancy.

21:05

Wheat prices soar after West fails pledge on Black Sea grain deal and Russia pulls out "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

After Russia pulled out of the Black Sea grain deal, which allowed the safe passage for Ukrainian grain exports, global wheat prices have exponentially shot up. On Wednesday, wheat prices on the European stock exchange soared by nearly nine per cent from the previous day to $284 per tonne. US wheat futures saw a jump of 8.5 per cent - the highest daily rise since the war broke out in February last year. Similarly, corn prices were up five to four per cent. The immediate effect of the suspension is that millions of tonnes of wheat that was bound for Africa and West Asia has been stranded. While the wheat remains stuck, the Russian side has started "deliberately targeting the grain deal infrastructure", according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Comment: No, Russia targeting Ukrainian infrastructure critical to its Nazi-aligned, Western backed military, and this is actually in response to the terror attack on the bridge in Crimea that killed a mother and father, whose...

21:02

After Long Silence on Long Vax, Science Magazine Links Autoimmune Disorders to COVID Shots "IndyWatch Feed World"

READ MORE AT THE DEFENDER  Mainstream publications and regulatory agencies have buckled to public pressure...

21:01

I double-dog dare you to pronounce that name "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

New movie marketers decided to use the Greek alphabet in their poster, and caused my brain to stutter.

There is no C in the Greek alphabet; they should have substituted a , kappa. No L, but there is a lambda, . We get a sigma instead of an e, which is pronounced like an s. Then an omicron, so that part is OK. P is rho, it is pronounced like an r. Greek has a perfectly good, familiar letter A, alpha, but they put a delta, , in there. Thats a d. Then a tau, , which is a fine T, and an R character which doesnt exist and should be a . Then it ends with another d.

I think that whole gemisch is pronounced ??sordt?d, somehow, and I now have no confidence in the historicity of whatever this movie is.

I wonder if they plan to distribute this movie in Greece with that poster?

21:00

PCjr WebServer hits 2500 Hours Uptime "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

When [Mike] fired up his PCjr webserver back in March, he probably wasnt expecting it to go viral. 2640 hours later, here we are! Not only has his machine run continuously for over 110 days, it also is surviving a global hug of death. All of this is thanks to some very special software.

We see lots of old machines here on Hackaday. We also see lots of minimal web servers. But we dont see many that can run for thousands of hours, offering up to 8 simultaneous connections. Curious if jr is still up? Check brutmanlabs.org. The whole website is hosted on the 40-year-old machine. If you want to be a bit more kind, heres a direct link to the text-only status page. While many of those hours were idle, currently lots of folks are hitting that little V20 CPU, so please give it a few seconds to respond.

The PCjr has a few upgrades the aforementioned V20 CPU upgrade, a jrIDE sidecar, and a memory upgrade to 736 kB to name a few.  Ethernet connectivity is via a Xircom parallel port adapter which i...

20:55

Multipolar Maneuvering in Indo-Pacific "IndyWatch Feed War"

On Monday, while delivering the keynote address at the annual China Business Summit held in Auckland, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins weighed in on the power dynamic in the Indo-Pacific.  New Zealands estimation matters because it is a small country in the Southern Pacific heavily dependent on trade with China for preserving its prosperity and yet Continue reading Multipolar Maneuvering in Indo-Pacific

20:54

Suspected Ritualists Kill Okada Rider, Harvest Private Organs In Delta Community "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

Delta State logo

LAGOS JULY 20TH (URHOBOTODAY)-There was pandemonium Tuesday in Ogwashi-Uku community as mutilated body of a missing motorcyclist was found in a shallow grave in Aniocha South Local Government Area of Delta State. 

Daily Independent gathered that the victim, Panda Magali, who worked as a commercial motorcyclist in Ogwashi-Uku community. 

It was learnt that his assailants lured him to embark on a journey at about 7 p.m. in the guise that they were traveling towards Azagb- Ogwashi-Uku. 

It was gathered that the victim was allegedly lured to a lonely pathway where he was killed by his supposed passengers who made away with his motorcycle.

It was learnt that the body of the victim was severely mutilated as his private organs were harvested by his assailants.

It was further gathered that the body of the mutilated body of the deceased was found by family members who had earlier reported him missing to the Ogwashi-Uku Police Division.

According to our source, After reporting him missing, the police mobilised and went in search of him only to discover his corpse inside the bush. Those who killed him took away his motorcycle and also severed his private part.

When contacted, Police Public Relation Officer (PPRO), DSP Bright Edafe, confirmed the incident saying, efforts were being made to nab the suspects.

Daily Independent

 

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20:49

Tech support scammers trick victims into old-school offline money transfer "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

The FBI warns that tech support scammers are increasingly telling their victims to send actual cash, concealed in newspaper or a magazine, rather than wiring funds. But why? Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.

20:46

Israel: Former intelligence chief says Netanyahus judicial overhaul could cause civil war "IndyWatch Feed War"

Israel: Former intelligence chief says Netanyahus judicial overhaul could cause civil war

Former Shin Bet chief Nadav Argaman has called on Netanyahu to halt the Israeli governments planned judicial overhaul
MEE staff Thu, 07/20/2023 - 11:46
Nadav Argaman (right) has warned Netanyahu over the planned judicial overhaul (AFP)

A former intelligence chief called for a halt to the Israeli governments planned judicial overhaul on Thursday, arguing that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not "democratically elected to destroy Israeli democracy".

Speaking on Israeli Army Radio, former Shin Bet chief Nadav Argaman said that the judicial overhaul could result in a civil war. 

Hes not committed to the state of Israel like when I knew him; I think today hes committed to an impossible coalition, he said. 

Argaman also expressed fear about the future of Israel.

His comments came soon after the Knesset's Justice Committee paved the way for two votes on Monday on removing the so-called "reasonableness standard".

The reasonableness standard is used to pass judicial reviews on decisions made by the government, ministries, and public officials.

It also allows judges to designate government decisions as unreasonable if they deem them irrational or biased. 

Critics have argued that the reasonableness standard will have an impact on corruption trials and dismissals in the government, as well as preventing Israelis from being subject to arbitrary decrees. 

On...

20:43

Citizens Initiative Save Sinjajevina Successfully Organizes Educational-Recreational Camp Everyone to Sinjajevina "IndyWatch Feed War"

By Milan Sekulovic, Save Sinjajevina, July 20, 2023

Defending Sinjajevina with Knowledge and Beauty

From July 12th to 16th, a successful educational-recreational camp under the slogan Everyone to Sinjajevina was held on the Sinjajevina mountain. This significant event was organized by the citizens initiative Save Sinjajevina and gathered numerous participants from different parts of Montenegro and the region at the locations of Savina Voda and Margita.

The camp commenced on July 12th with the traditional katun assembly at Savina Voda, during which representatives of the citizens initiative Save Sinjajevina, President Milan Sekulovi, Vice President Mileva Gara Jovanovi, and Vice President of the Parliament Stanija Cana Braunovi, emphasized the importance of preserving the Sinjajevina mountain as a clean and undisturbed area without military activities. They stressed that Sinjajevina should remain a place where people can live freely and engage in agriculture, and that any form of military activity is not welcome and will never be allowed.

After the assembly, the participants set up a tent camp, providing conditions for staying in nature. During the camp, various educational workshops were organized. On Montenegros Statehood Day, workshops were held on the traditional cuisine of Sinjajevina and Montenegro, where homemade bread and kaamak were prepared. Rosa udovi led these workshops, and Stanija Cana Braunovi gave a lecture on the medicinal herbs of Sinjajevina. Following the lecture on teas, the participants took part in a practical workshop that included an excursion to the locations of Strnjaci and Savina Voda. During the outing, participants collected medicinal herbs with detailed explanations on safe tea gathering.

As part of the cultural program, the participants had the opportunity to learn more about the film The Last Nomad, which showcased Sinjajevina with all its natural beauty and distinctive population. Petar Glomazi and Eva Kraljevi presented the film, followed by a movie night held for the first time in the history of Margita, which, for two hours, transformed from pasture to a cinema hall.

The following day, the participants had an excursion to Jablanov Vrh in the early morning hours. In the afternoon, a panel on environmental issues in Montenegro and the region was organized. The panel disc...

20:34

70% of Russian Gamers Are Pirates Following Western Publisher Exodus "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

piracy encryptMany events have contributed to the rise and fall of online piracy rates over the past 20 years but few if any can match the fallout from Russias invasion of Ukraine.

Western companies partial or complete withdrawal across all entertainment sectors has profoundly affected content availability. Pre-2022 content libraries remain accessible in some cases but fresh releases of movies, music, and videogames are mostly a thing of the past, at least how things stand today.

The chaos in the movie market has been well-documented over the past 17 months and there are now signs that the videogame market is unlikely to escape a similar fate.

Seven Out of Ten Gamers Now Pirate

According to a survey carried out by online game development platform School XYZ, the departure of major international videogame publishers from the Russian market led to a sharp rise in the number of video gamers playing pirated games.

Almost seven out of ten video gamers (69%) said theyd played at least one pirated copy in 2022, and more than half (51%) said that theyre now pirating more than they did in 2021.

As first reported by the Russian news outlet Vedomosti (paywall), the study was conducted across all regions of Russia and took into account all unlicensed game formats, in most cases downloaded from torrent sites.

While over a quarter of respondents (27%) said theyd pirated three PC games in 2022, and 20% confessed to pirating more than 10, other figures from the study are more positive. Of the 31% of gamers who reported pirating nothing in 2022, all said that they were opposed to piracy. Just 7% of gamers admitted to buying no games at all in 2022, meaning that 93% bought at least one piece of legitimate content.

Availability and Convenience

Its long been argued that if content isnt made available through legal channels, people will find a way to pirate it. Equally, if content is made available but customers are subjected to an inconvenient process to access it, that can contribute to higher rates of piracy.

According to Alexander Kuzmenko, the former editor of Russian videogame magazine and gaming website Igromania (Game Mania), its not just the departure of publishers including Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo causing problem...

20:34

Iron Deficiency Goes Unnoticed in Too Many U.S. Female Adolescents "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Nearly 40 percent lack enough of the essential nutrient, and can suffer from dizziness to anemia:

Many female adolescents in the United States may not have enough iron in their bodies. But most may never know, partly due to a lack of routine screenings as well as disagreement over what constitutes too little iron, pediatric hematologist Angela Weyand argues.

Iron deficiencies are most commonly diagnosed in toddlers, people who menstruate and pregnant people. But Weyand, of the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor, frequently treats female adolescents for severe cases of the condition. That led her to suspect that its prevalence was being underestimated in that group.

Her analysis of data from thousands of blood samples collected as part of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which evaluates a nationally representative sample of people each year, suggests the issue is worthy of attention.

Up to 40 percent of U.S. females from the ages of 12 to 21 could be iron deficient, she and colleagues report in the June 27 JAMA. That's much higher than previous estimates of about 16 percent, which use a lower cutoff point than Weyand's team did for iron levels.

Iron is an essential component of red blood cells that helps deliver oxygen to organs and tissues. Iron deficiency can cause dizziness, headaches, fatigue, sleep disorders and cold hands and feet. Some of those problems can lead to low work productivity or an inability to multitask (SN: 5/4/04). Severe iron deficiency can also lead to anemia, a condition in which the body doesn't have enough healthy red blood cells. Anemia can spark more severe issues, such as heart problems or pregnancy complications.

Weyand and colleagues analyzed levels of two iron-containing proteins, hemoglobin and ferritin, in blood samples collected from almost 3,500 female adolescents from 2003 to 2020 as part of the national survey. The researchers diagnosed iron deficiency if the level of ferritin was below 25 micrograms per liter.

Read more of this story at SoylentNews.

20:30

Intel Preparing Another Linux Vulkan Driver Optimization To Help Gamers "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Following a recent Intel Mesa driver improvement to yield ~10% better performance, another change is on the way that has the ability to boost the performance for at least one game by 12% and other games by smaller yields...

20:30

Back Alley Arctic "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

 

What comes to mind when you think of an alley?

If you said dank and dark, I wouldnt be surprised. How about dirty and filled with debris? 

The other day, my family did something that had been on our bucket list for several years. The school holidays had started, and the kids were already a little antsy, so we rounded everyone up and headed over to the Wolseley neighborhood of Winnipeg. 

Our destination was, yep: a back alley. If that sounds strange, let me explain. The alley is more or less like any other in the citywe have 900 kilometers (559 miles) of them. Its a narrow roadway giving access to an assortment of garages and parking pads, with its fair share of weeds, potholes, and garbage and recycling collection carts. Pretty typical.   

Except this alley is also an art gallery. 

In 2017, a prominent Winnipeg artist named Kal Barteski was helping to launch a mural festival in the Arctic community of Churchill, Manitoba. Keen to participate alongside the other artists, but lacking experience painting outdoors and at a large scale, she practiced by painting a polar bear on her garage door. "Nothing good happens in a back laneso I wanted to make it a little more colourful, and see if I could perhaps make a walkable or bikeable art gallery," she told a local media outlet.

This set off a chain reaction, and, one by one, she was invited to paint other garages in her back alley with stunning images of beluga whales, snowy owls, muskox, narwhals, and many more polar bears. As a passionate advocate for sea ice and Arctic animal conservation, she hasnt charged for her artwork, but invited people to donate to a polar bear protection fund. 

Back Alley Arctic, as it is now known, has become a full-blown tourist attraction, with write-ups on dozens of tourism websites and travel blogs. Folks come from all over to grab selfies with snowy owls and group pics with puffins. The alley has also served as an official location during the beloved nighttime arts festival Nuit Blanche, which happens here in September every year. 

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20:27

More than 28,000 convicted of Covid rule breaches in England and Wales "IndyWatch Feed World"

Exclusive: Data analysis shows people severely penalised for relatively minor infractions of coronavirus laws. More than 28,000 people in England and Wales have been convicted of breaches of Covid-19 regulations, despite the government's insistence that it never intended to criminalise people for minor infractions during the pandemic. The convictions are for Covid-related offences, such as attendance at gatherings during lockdowns or arriving at airports without the proper evidence of a coronavirus test. Almost 16,000 of the convictions - or 55% - involved people under 30.

20:19

Senate Dems Promise to Stay Out of Fight Between Teamsters and UPS "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

With a potential strike looming in less than two weeks, a group of more than two dozen senators pledged to not get involved in the labor dispute between the Teamsters and UPS.

In a letter sent to Teamsters President Sean OBrien and Carol Tom, the CEO of UPS, the lawmakers express their hope that the two parties can reach a deal before the July 31 deadline. If not, however, they promise not to intervene in the fight, which could significantly disrupt the economy.

We are hopeful that both sides can negotiate in good faith and reach a consensus agreement that addresses basic human needs and allows workers to do their jobs safely and with dignity, the senators wrote. However, in the event a fair and equitable collective bargaining agreement cannot be reached, we commit to respect our constituents statutory and constitutional rights to withhold their labor and initiate and participate in a strike.

The effort was led by Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Sherrod Brown (D-OH). All of the other 26 senators who signed the letter were Democrats. A similar letter sent by lawmakers from the House also attracted some GOP support.

[We] understand that Congress has not previously intervened in recent history to implement a collective bargaining agreement between workers and their employer under the National Labor Relations Act, and we commit to not intervening in the collective bargaining process between Teamsters and UPS, the lawmakers wrote.

From the language of the letter, it is clear that this is a show of support to the Teamsters, who are worried that any potential strike on their part would be undercut by politicians in the nations capital.

OBrien has made it very clear recently that the union wants the White House to not be involved at all and potentially undermine the Teamsters in an effort to protect the economy.

We told the White House and I used this analogy throughout our negotiations, throughout our rallies and practice pickets, that we have taken a strong position with the White House that, you know, my neighborhood where I grew up in Boston, if two people had a disagreement, and you had nothing to do with it, you just kept walking, OBrien said earlier this week. And we echoed that to the White House on numer...

20:13

Alibaba Eyes Linux CPU Scheduler Changes To Better Handle QEMU With SMT/HT Threads "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

There is a phenomenon where running a multi-threaded workload inside a virtual machine (VM) with Simultaneously Multi-Threading (SMT / Intel Hyper Threading) that a sibling thread could find itself busy while the CPU core is idle. A new Linux CFS patch series aims to make the scheduler better adapt to the QEMU topology...

20:05

Day and night Phoenix has sweltered from heat that will break a record for American cities "IndyWatch Feed World"

Phoenix's relentless streak of dangerously hot days was finally poised to smash a record for major US cities on Tuesday, the 19th straight day the desert city was to see temperatures soar to 110 degrees Fahrenheit or more. Nighttime has offered little relief from the brutal temperatures. Phoenix's low of 95 F on Monday was its highest overnight low ever, toppling the previous record of 93 F set in 2009. It was the eighth straight day of temperatures not falling below 90 F, another record. It's "pretty miserable when you don't have any recovery overnight," said National Weather Service meteorologist Matt Salerno.

20:00

Google Chrome Rolling Out Support For Per-Display Scaling Factors "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

For those on Linux running a multi-monitor setup with a mix of resolutions or screen sizes between the different displays, Google Chrome (and Chromium) will soon be able to better cope with this arrangement by allowing per-display scaling factors...

19:55

Re: CVE-2023-38408: Remote Code Execution in OpenSSH's forwarded ssh-agent "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Posted by Ramon de C Valle on Jul 20

I reported and tried to fix this in 2012: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/f298f914-2239-44e4-8aa1-a51282e7fac0 () zmail15
collab prod int phx2 redhat com/, and more recently made a note about it at
https://rcvalle.com/2020/09/16/rust-exploit-mitigations/#appendix. This is something I'd really like to see properly
fixed. IMO, the READ_IMPLIES_EXEC personality needs to be completely separated from the PT_GNU_STACK program header by
having a...

19:42

P2PInfect, a Rusty P2P worm targets Redis Servers on Linux and Windows systems "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Cybersecurity researchers discovered a new peer-to-peer (P2P) worm called P2PInfect that targets Redis servers.

Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 researchers have discovered a new peer-to-peer (P2P) worm called P2PInfect that targets Redis servers running on both Linux and Windows systems. The capability to target Redis servers running on both Linux and Windows operating systems makes P2PInfect more scalable and potent than other worms. 

The worm is written in the Rust programming language, it targets Redis instances by exploiting the Lua sandbox escape vulnerability CVE-2022-0543 (CVSS score 10.0). 

This CVE-2022-0543 vulnerability has been used in previous attacks aimed at Redis servers carried out tby by the Muhstik and Redigo botnets.

The malware exploits CVE-2022-0543 for initial access, then drops an initial payload that establishes P2P communication to the P2P network.

The researchers identified over 307,000 unique public Redis systems over the last two weeks, of which 934 may be vulnerable to this worm.

At this time it is still unclear the goal of the threat actors behind the botnet. Experts discovered some instances of the word miner within the malicious toolkit of P2PInfect. However, Unit 42 did not find any definitive evidence that the botnet was involved in cryptomining operations.

Once the worm has connected to the P2P network, it downloads additional malicious payloads. Threat actors will use the infected instance to provide access to the other payloads to future compromised Redis servers

Unit 42 discovered the first known instance of P2PInfect on July 11, 2023, using our HoneyCloud environment, which is a set of honeypots that we use to identify and study novel cloud-based attacks across public cloud environments. reads the report published by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42. The P2PInfect worm uses a P2P network to support and facilitate the transmission of malicious binaries.

19:42

Link "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Following GCC recently adding new x86 instructions for Intel Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake, the LLVM 17 open-source compiler has now received similar treatment...

19:40

Turla's New DeliveryCheck Backdoor Breaches Ukrainian Defense Sector "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

The defense sector in Ukraine and Eastern Europe has been targeted by a novel .NET-based backdoor called DeliveryCheck (aka CAPIBAR or GAMEDAY) that's capable of delivering next-stage payloads. The Microsoft threat intelligence team, in collaboration with the Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA), attributed the attacks to a Russian nation-state actor known as Turla, which is

19:30

$500 billion corporate-debt storm builds over global economy "IndyWatch Feed World"

A partner at Cleary Gottlieb, a top law firm for corporate bankruptcies, he's advised businesses worldwide for decades on what to do when they're drowning in debt. He did it through the global financial crisis, the oil bust in 2016 and Covid-19. And he's doing it again now, in a year when big corporate bankruptcies are piling up at the second-fastest pace since 2008, eclipsed only by the early days of the pandemic. "It feels different than prior cycles," Cooper said. "You're going to see a lot of defaults." His perch has given him a preview of the more than $500 billion storm of corporate-debt distress that's already starting to make landfall across the globe, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The tally is all but certain to grow. And that's deepening worries on Wall Street by threatening to slow economic growth and strain credit markets just emerging from the deepest losses in decades. On the surface, much of it looks like the usual churn of capitalism, of companies...

19:13

1 dead, 41 injured after explosion tears up street in Johannesburg, cause of blast 'undetermined' "IndyWatch Feed World"

As thousands of people made their way through Johannesburg central on Thursday morning, city officials were till battling to determine the cause of a destructive explosion. One person was killed, and 41 others injured in a blast during rush hour that overturned vehicles and destroyed sections of Bree Street and Rissik Street on Wednesday afternoon. Egoli Gas - the company that runs a pipeline network in the city - said it hadn't seen a pressure reduction and its network wasn't compromised. Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi said that they received a report from the company.

19:00

Manipulating Reality "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

  One Heartbeat from the Presidency   Bullet Points: ** ZeroHedge Biden Timeline Four main themes emerge; Romania, the CCP-linked Chinese energy company CEFC, China-Bohai Harvest RST Equity Investment Fund (BHR), and dealings in Kazakhstan/Ukraine, which are linked. ** Driving Dr. Fauci After months of rumors, Primetime has cracked the case. We []

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19:00

Shell Knew? No (outlier climate prediction exaggerated) "IndyWatch Feed Enviro"

Impartial observers will see right through DeSmogs attempt to pull an ExxonKnew with Shell.

The post Shell Knew? No (outlier climate prediction exaggerated) first appeared on Watts Up With That?.

18:53

President Xi meets with China's 'old friend' Henry Kissinger in Beijing, Washington says visit was not on behalf of US gov't "IndyWatch Feed World"

China's President Xi Jinping met with veteran U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger in Beijing, state media reported on Thursday. He met with Xi at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, CCTV reported. No further details on the talks were disclosed. Kissinger, 100, has also met with China's top diplomat Wang Yi and with Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu in the past few days while in Beijing

18:30

Iraq tells Swedish ambassador in Baghdad to leave "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

Iraq tells Swedish ambassador in Baghdad to leave

After supporters of Iraqi Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr stormed Swedish embassy, Iraqi government tells Stockholm's ambassador to leave country
MEE staff Thu, 07/20/2023 - 09:30
Protesters stand on top of a building next to the Swedish embassy in Baghdad on 20 July 2023 (AFP)

Iraq has told Sweden's ambassador in Baghdad to leave Iraqi territory, after the Swedish embassy was stormed by hundreds of supporters of Iraqi Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr at around 1am on Thursday.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has also directed the foreign ministry to withdraw the Iraqi charge d'affairs from its embassy in the Swedish capital, Stockholm. 

Bassim al-Awadi, an Iraqi government spokesman, said the Swedish ambassador was being asked to leave "in response to the repeated permission of the Swedish government to burn the Noble Quran, insult Islamic sanctities and burn the Iraqi flag".

The Iraqi Media and Communications Commission (CMC) has also suspended the business license of Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications company, as the fallout continued. 

Sadr's supporters called the demonstration on Thursday to protest a second planned burning of the Quran in Sweden, just weeks after Salwan Momika, a 37-year-old Iraqi man living in Sweden, burnt an Iraqi flag and desecrated the holy book outside the largest mosque in Stockholm.

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18:29

So hows our press getting on in 2023? "IndyWatch Feed Politics.eu"

The last time I wrote for Slugger on the performance and prospects of our three local daily newspapers was in March 2021. At that point in the aftermath of the defection of Allison Morris and Sam McBride to the Belfast Telegraph from the Irish News and News Letter respectively. I havent contributed on the industry in the subsequent two and a half years as Ive felt frankly and regrettably that there was little to be added to my thoughts then and little likely to be. However a couple of things in the past few weeks have tempted me back on to the subject.

The first was the announcement of the imminent retirement of Noel Doran as Editor of the Irish News after what will be an incredible 25 years in the job. A quarter century tenure is a significant achievement in any year, but to do so in the most traumatic era in the history of printed media is incredible. His achievement was acknowledged when in 2020 he was voted regional editor of the (21st) century by readers of the Hold the Front Page website. I worked with an Editor in the North East of England who deservedly ran him close but theres no doubt Noel was a worthy winner, particularly in the manner he managed the decline of his print copy to such a degree that under his tenure it went from a lower third level paper to the second highest selling regional daily in the UK. A position it still holds as other papers many of whom sold over three times as many daily copies as the IN as late as the mid-2000s continue in continue to accelerate their freefall. It also had the smallest decline (-8%) of any officially declared daily regional in the UK in the second half of 2022.  So congratulations and best wishes to Noel Doran. Its not my paper or my communitys paper but no rational person could fail to recognise a good job very well done.

The second was when someone pointed out to me that next year is the thirtieth anniversary of the first PIRA and Loyalist ceasefires. That took me back to 1993 when as a newly promoted member of the Belfast Telegraph senior executive team I voiced the view that if there really was to be a permanent end to the Troubles as was being speculated endlessly, the paper would need to change immeasurably if it was to have any relevance in a more normal society where front-page news would be a lot harder to come by. Events of the past few weeks brought it home to me how badly our local press failed to rise to the challenge of a new era.

In my 2021 article I concluded with this opinion of our three Belfast dailies:

Generally they reflect the views of a specific community and are unapologetic about it. The Irish News has done it superbly under Noel Dorans editorship and continues to do so. The News Letter did it badly and inconsistently for a couple of decades under previous owners and editors and paid the price. The Belfast Telegraph strategy under Gail Walkers editorship was taking it in the right direction of trying to br...

18:18

FLASHBACK: CIA cover-up alleged in JFK's 'secret UFO inquiry' "IndyWatch Feed World"

A story that combines UFO cover-ups with the assassination of John F. Kennedy is a gold mine for conspiracy theorists. And that's just what author William Lester says he uncovered while conducting research for a new book on Kennedy: a memo written by JFK and addressed to the CIA in which the president requests confidential information about UFOs. In the never-before-seen, top secret memo supposedly written on Nov. 12, 1963, the president ordered the CIA director to organize the agency's intelligence files relating to UFOs , and to debrief him on all "unknowns" by the following February. Ten days later, Kennedy was assassinated. The newly surfaced document is bound to add fuel to the undying fire surrounding the president's death. But first things first: Is the document authentic?

18:10

UK Bill Bars Migrants from Presenting Refugee Protection or Other Human Rights Claims, Regardless of Their Circumstances "IndyWatch Feed War"

Human Wrongs Watch

The United Kingdom parliament has passed a bill inconsistent with the countrys obligations under international human rights and refugee law that could have profound consequences for people seeking international protection, warned the UN rights chief and the head of refugee agency UNHCR on Tuesday [17 July 2023].

The Houses of Parliament in London, United Kingdom.
Unsplash/Heidi Fin | The Houses of Parliament in London, United Kingdom.
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18:00

DIY All-Flash NAS Vs. Commercial Hardware "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

[Jeff Geerling] has tried building his own network-attached storage before, but found that the Raspberry Pi just wasnt able to keep pace with his demands. Hes back with a new all-flash NAS build, and put his new design to the test against proper store-bought gear.

His build is based around the ROCK 5 Model B, which is able to truck data around far faster than most other single-board computers. Internally, it can top 1 GB/sec without too much hassle. He decided to build a NAS rig using the board, putting it up against the turn-key ASUSTOR AS-T10G3.

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18:00

Trans former NH lawmaker faces federal charges for allegedly using daycare connections to generate child exploitation images "IndyWatch Feed World"

The first openly transgender lawmaker in the US is facing federal charges in connection with sexual exploitation at a Tyngsborough, Massachusetts daycare center. A teacher at the daycare who assisted the lawmaker in obtaining sexual pictures of the children has also been arrested and was charged in June. In a press release, the Justice Department referred to trans-identified male Stacie Laughton as "a New Hampshire woman." Stacie Laughton, 39, has been federally charged with one count of sexual exploitation of children and aiding and abetting by the US Attorney's Office District of Massachusetts. Lindsay Groves, Laughton's former girlfriend, was the alleged teacher at the center who helped Laughton, a former NH lawmaker, gather the images and has been charged with child exploitation. Groves allegedly used bathroom breaks for the children, such as diaper changes, to take pictures of the children in the bathroom and would send the photos to Laughton. There were over 2,500 text...

17:50

Extreme Weather and Climate Shocks Becoming More Acute in Latin America and the Caribbean "IndyWatch Feed War"

Havana, Cuba, 5 July 2023 (WMO)* Extreme weather and climate shocks are becoming more acute in Latin America and the Caribbean, as the long-term warming trend and sea level rise accelerate, according to a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).

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17:47

Most Britons regret Brexit vote - poll "IndyWatch Feed World"

A majority of UK citizens would vote to rejoin the European Union (EU) if a second Brexit referendum was to be held, according to the findings of a new poll. A YouGov survey of more than 2,100 adults in the United Kingdom released on Tuesday showed that 51% of respondents are in favor of re-establishing ties with the EU, with just 32% saying that they support the 2016 vote to leave. The percentage of people seeking a reunion with Brussels has risen by 11 points since 2021, when London formally withdrew from the bloc. Some 57% of Britons, meanwhile, said that the UK made the wrong decision in the 2016 referendum. This is the highest-tallied figure of anti-Brexit sentiment noted among UK citizens to have been recorded by YouGov. The data also indicates that one in five people who voted to leave would now vote to remain in the EU. Seven years after the Brexit referendum, many of the economic benefits promised by its most ardent campaigners have yet to bear fruit. The UK remains in the...

17:44

Somalia: The trial of officials Accused of Corruption begins in Mogadishu "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

The trial of officials accused of corruption at the Mogadishu airport has officially begun. The defendants, who are all employees of the Nationality and Immigration Agency, are accused of embezzling $20 million that should have been deposited in the government treasury.

The crimes are alleged to have taken place between 2018 and 2023. The defendants are:

  • Abdullahi Mohamud Cosoble, director of the immigration department
  • Omar Maallin Noor, deputy director of the Foreign Affairs Department
  • Sabir Hassan Abdinur, Head of Visa Extension Verification
  • Adan Mohamed Abdi, Director of Visa Processing

The judge of Banadir District court read the charges against the defendants, which include embezzlement, money laundering, falsification of documents, and abuse of power.

The immigration agency has become the focus of the investigation of corruption cases by the federal government. It is believed that a large amount of money has been misappropriated by senior staff at the agency.

The prosecutors office has accused 15 officials of corruption, some of whom have been arrested, while others have fled the country.

The trial is expected to last several weeks. The outcome of the trial will be closely watched by the Somali people, who are eager to see justice served in the fight against corruption.

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17:40

Adobe out-of-band update addresses an actively exploited ColdFusion zero-day "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Adobe released an emergency update to address critical vulnerabilities in ColdFusion, including an actively exploited zero-day.

Adobe released an out-of-band update to address critical and moderate vulnerabilities in ColdFusion, including a zero-day flaw that is actively exploited in attacks.

The vulnerabilities could lead toarbitrary code execution and security feature bypass. The impacted ColdFusion versionsare 2023, 2021 and2018.

Below is the list of the issues addressed by the software firm with this out-of-band update:

Vulnerability Category Vulnerability Impact Severity CVSS base score CVSS vector CVE Numbers
Deserialization of Untrusted Data (CWE-502) Arbitrary code execution
Critical 9.8 CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H CVE-2023-38204
Improper Access Control (CWE-284) Security feature bypass Critical 7.5 CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:N/A:N CVE-2023-38205
Improper Access Control (CWE-284) Security feature bypass Moderate 5.3 CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:L/I:N/A:N CVE-2023-38206

According to the bulletin, the vulnerability tracked as CVE-2023-38205 has been exploited in the wild in limited attacks targeting ColdFusion. This flaw is an Improper Access Control that could lead to a security feature bypass.

Adobe has released security updates for ColdFusion versions2023, 2021 and2018.These updates resolve critical and moderate vulnerabilitiesthat could lead toarbitrary code execution and security feature bypass. reads the security bulletin. Adobe is aware that CVE-2023-38205 has been exploited in the wild in limited attacks targeting Adobe ColdFusion.

The CVE-2023-38205 vulnerability was discovered by Stephen Fewer from security firm Rapid7.

The CVE-2023-38205 vulnerability is a...

17:39

In-N-Out bans employees in 5 states from wearing masks without doctor's note "IndyWatch Feed World"

The In-N-Out burger chain will bar employees in five states from wearing masks unless they have a doctor's note, according to internal company emails leaked on social media. In the memo announcing new guidelines for Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Texas and Utah workers, the fast food chain pointed to "the importance of customer service and the ability to show our Associates' smiles and other facial features while considering the health and well-being of all individuals." The policy, which goes into effect August 14, applies to all In-N-Out employees in those states, except for those who need to wear masks or other protective gear for job duties that require it, like painting. Employees could face disciplinary action, including being fired, if they do not comply, the memo says. California and Oregon both have laws in place preventing employers from banning masks.

17:25

The Real Reason The Left Hates Jason Aldeans New Song Has Nothing To Do With Racism "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Jason AldeanJason Aldeans song is about citizens physically resisting the lefts organized violence and dysfunction.

17:22

The media is a monster that eats advertising "IndyWatch Feed World"

Last year I wrote a piece about Medusa. If you haven't read it, it's an exploration of the gorgon myth in relation to modern depictions of Medusa, and the implications for society this symbology represents. I'll reveal to you now though, that while it might seem like I was writing about ancient myth, I was really writing about the New York Times. Think about a monster that: Does not possess any real power of its own, but mobilizes others by setting acceptable opinions Can freeze a target merely by centering it in its journalistic gaze Can ostracize, defame, or destroy Has extensive powers of surveillance Masks the power of others, presents a face for other interests Enjoys all these powers through accumulated prestige So the Medusa myth was a device for understanding mechanisms of control in oligarchic societies legitimized by propaganda rather than capacity for force.

17:21

How anti-Muslim bigotry led to the wrongful conviction of Mohammed Hamoud "IndyWatch Feed War"

A full video of Mohammed Yousef Hammouds interview can be found at the end of this article.
By Esteban Carrillo Lopez | The Cradle | July 17, 2023

In 2000, Mohammed Yousef Hamoud one of the most wanted terrorists in the United States was arrested while living in Charlotte, North Carolina, based on allegations that he sent a $3,500 check to the Lebanese resistance group Hezbollah, an allegation for which no actual evidence was presented.

Based on testimony from a single questionable witness, an American prosecutor accused Hamoud of leading a Hezbollah cell in Charlotte, and declared him to be one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world.

The prosecutor, Ken Bell, who acknowledged that a successful prosecution of Hamoud would be the case of a lifetime for advancing his own career, successfully garnered a sentence of 155 years in prison for Hamoud. The jury voted to convict Hamoud amid the anti-Muslim bigotry and paranoia that swept through the United States following the September 11 attacks.

Years later, the sentence was reduced to 30 years, and Hamoud was finally released 3 years early and allowed to return to his family and friends in Lebanon.

Now 49, Hamoud was forced to spend more than half his life in prison without cause. But defying all odds, he obtained degrees in business management and psychology while also studying law to provide advice to his fellow inmates.

Below is an interview conducted by The Cradle with Mohammed Yousef Hamoud, after he was released from a US maximum security prison two months ago from serving a 27-year sentence on charges of providing material support to a terrorist organization. The interview took place at his brothers home in the southern Lebanese town of Srebbine, originally Hamouds hometown.

The Cradle: As you were growing up in Lebanon, what were your political views?

Hamoud: Just like everyone growing up here, I was with the resistance and against occupation. I was pro-liberation and against poverty, and mainly the people with those views were Hezbollah, so I was supporting Hezbollah basically.

The Cradle: You said in a previous interview that you were the first Muslim to be convicted in the United States following the September 11 attacks. Do you feel this influenced the sentence that was issued against you?

Hamoud: Absolutely. I was the first Muslim after September 11 to go to trial. And I was the first Muslim i...

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17:20

Jon Miller, Halcyon Chief and Microsoft Gold Partner, Makes It Abundantly Obvious Microsoft Hates GNU/Linux "IndyWatch Feed Tech"

Feel the love in this weeks news (shameless self-promotion and FUD):

Linux Ransomware Poses Significant Threat to Critical Infrastructure
Jon Miller

Wait. Who wrote this?

Oh.

Microsoft Gold Partner Halcyon
Though it goes without saying, the Microsofters are writing on topics which they should be recused from due to conflict of interest.

Summary: Microsofts minions have undertaken a FUD task; this like a blatant effort to shift attention and blame at a time when the whole clown computing ambition of Microsoft is at risk due to a massive security breach (exposing the United States government while the president resigns abruptly). To be clear, 90% or 95% of the time ransomware is a Windows issue. When they blame Linux they typically speak of some proprietary VMware issue or weak passwords.

17:20

Its Increasingly Clear The Feds Were Protecting Joe Biden, Not Hunter "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

IRS agent Joseph ZieglerWhistleblower testimony strongly suggests interference in the Hunter Biden tax case was meant to defuse any inquiry into Joe Biden.

17:10

Israeli forces kill Palestinian after settler tomb incursion in Nablus "IndyWatch Feed War"

Israeli forces kill Palestinian after settler tomb incursion in Nablus

Bader al-Masri, 19, shot dead and others wounded by Israeli troops near Joseph's Tomb in occupied West Bank city
MEE staff Thu, 07/20/2023 - 08:10
Bader al-Masri, 19, succumbed to his wounds after being shot by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus on 20 July 2023 (Screengrab)
Bader al-Masri, 19, succumbed to his wounds after being shot by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus on 20 July 2023 (Screengrab)

Israeli forces shot dead a Palestinian and wounded three others in Nablus on Thursday morning, shortly after settlers stormed Joseph's Tomb in the occupied West Bank city. 

"A citizen was killed by the [Israeli] occupation bullets in Nablus," the Palestinian health ministry said in a statement, adding that three others were taken to hospital after being wounded by live bullets. 

Two of those wounded were in a critical condition, according to Wafa news agency.

The health ministry confirmed that Bader al-Masri, 19, succumbed to his wounds. 

Israeli forces entered eastern parts of the city in the early hours of Thursday morning after confrontations broke out when Israeli settlers stormed the religious site.

The Israeli army said its forces "operated to secure the coordinated entrance of Israeli civilians to Joseph's Tomb in the city of Nablus". 

The shrine has long been a flashpoint due to regular...

17:10

How Gun-Hating Media Use Slanted Surveys To Manipulate Public Opinion "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

person placing a gun into a safeOrganizations such as NPR and PBS spend our tax dollars on surveys that paint gun control in the best possible light.

17:07

Prigozhin appears In video weeks after aborted mutiny, says Wagner is quitting Ukraine "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

Yevgeny Prigozhin, who led the Russian private Wagner mercenary group's aborted mutiny last month, has appeared in a video purportedly filmed in Belarus welcoming his fighters and saying they would be headed to Africa as the company was halting its involvement in Russia's war with Ukraine for the foreseeable future. In the dimly lit video, posted by his press people on Telegram on July 19, Prigozhin is shown in front of a large number of armed men, greeting them "on the land of Belarus."

17:06

West not prepared for conflict with China FT "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

The US has only a weeks worth of anti-ship missiles, one think tank has estimated Ammunition shortages laid bare by the Ukraine conflict have prompted some US think-tanks to check on stockpiles in the West and find them wanting, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. The military industry of NATO allies is not able to help, either.

Continue reading West not prepared for conflict with China FT

17:05

If Democrats Are Worried About SCOTUS Ethics Rules, They Should Look Into Lefty Justices First "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Ruth Bader GinsburgDemocrats claim they need to strengthen SCOTUS ethics rules, but they never had a problem with leftist justices' glaring ethical violations.

17:00

Meet The Self-Interested Trio Behind The Anti-DeSantis Attacks "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Ron DeSantisBefore you buy the down-with-DeSantis spin, pay attention to who is peddling it.

5 Amazing New Discoveries About Light "IndyWatch Feed Tech"




Ah Yes. for the record, we have multiple reports confirming that certain large animals coexisting on this planet can themselves do just this which is to induce an invisibility cloak.  Think shimmer man in particular.  that is what it would look like.

It appears that a mere light photon can have lots of geometry whose volume is less than needed to allow decay into a sublight particle.  Hmm.  They can also stick together and do odd things like clump up and perhaps somehow merge though that may mean a loss of information..


A lot of fundzamental questions remain unanswered.

Not least is the relationship to TIME produced by the creation of a fundamental particle pair.  This is tied directly to three dimensional particles while photons are sort of not at all.  right now i do think that all photons have a natural thickness measured by the inverse of empirical infinity  which will also vary slightly from Galaxy to Galaxy.

At least i can conjecture at least one firm dimension here and the other two can be all over the map as they obviously are.  again they are not interacting through TIME which is hte pendulum of our creation.

Geometrically we can think of them all mostly as platters for now with a thickness t which is a constant.

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5 Amazing New Discoveries About Light


Invisible cloaks. Ghost imaging. Scientists are manipulating light in ways that were once only science fiction.

BY SIDNEY PERKOWITZ
July 11, 2023

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Mineral-building lozenge offers long-term fix for tooth sensitivity "IndyWatch Feed Tech"




This is really good news bacause it presages a competant healing process for all damaged teeth.  By this i do mean the reversal of all cavities as well.  No need to replace healthy natural teeth and we even have superior hardness as well.

It also appears to be well along and soon will be in a toothpaste near you.

This particular dtrick added to tooth regenertion which iscalso afoot, tells me that full dental restpration is trulyin the cards as future standard of care.  That is wonderful as we all have a close familarity with the problem. some day soon, everyone will have a complete set of excellent teeth.


Mineral-building lozenge offers long-term fix for tooth sensitivity

July 13, 2023


Researchers have developed a way of rebuilding the lost tooth minerals that cause tooth sensitivity

https://newatlas.com/science/dental-lozenge-rebuilds-lost-tooth-minerals/?u


There are few things worse than having to avoid eating your favorite ice cream because you dont want to experience the pain caused by sensitive teeth. That may soon be a thing of the past, with researchers developing a novel way of rebuilding lost tooth minerals, offering a long-term solution to the problem.


Tooth sensitivity, also called dentin hypersensitivity, occurs when a tooth's...

Future Of Oil Demand Is Brighter Than Youve Been Told "IndyWatch Feed Tech"




These charts really tell the story rather well.  The convenience of oil and natural gas will maintain market share even in the face of zero cost electrical power.  The advent of the EV shill shift a portion of that energy demand to electrical which will drive major adjustments globally.

right now though, natural gas is ideal for heating homes while all that transitions to more effciency and geothermal.  Geothermal is also a backup for necessary grid power..  And so far it looks like the EV crowd is drawing off peak power from that same grid which is excellent sense.  Making the Grid efficent is literally free power.

My point though is that oil is necessary because electrical is not nearly as convenient and that applies to just about everything else.  I expect the EV time when the last twenty percent of the global population exits poverty.

Today i can watch a punjabi farm boy crank up hist tractor to do something stupid.  I was that boy in 1955.  today two thirds of our global population can do all this for a can of diesel fuel.  No one is going back to using a bullock..

We will likely keep using oil in particular forever even if a super battery comes along just because it is easy and convenient.  We are slowly reducing coal here because we have natural gas.  Anywhere else not so lucky.

Again the highest and best use of nuclear just happens to be as a heat engine and a static one at that.  Geothermal is also static and all this takes wasyteful power conversion.

We can build static cooling tower like stacks to produce grid powert, but no one has done this yet.  Same is true for fusion energy.  The best skips the hest engine.

The take home tnough is that we will all be electrified at least and Evs will move us about.  everything else can be solved in multiple ways.  imagine giant airships taking containers point to point folks.  Two handling steps and even at 60 mp...

16:58

Can Mass Labor Action Succeed? "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

I heard UPS is about to face a strike bigger than anything in US history, while the writers and actors are out in solidarity as we speak. Theres a possible outcome of these mass labor actions that I dont know if any of these glorious fighters are prepared to face.  Cant the corporations involved just let themselves fail?

Think about it.  These fucks all have insurance on their insurance on their insurance, financial vehicles that are impossible for human minds to handle in their complexity.  Shit that makes big math brains reach for the calculator, all constructed to absolve any rich person from ever truly losing.  Golden parachutes, bankruptcy laws more generous than anything even the millionaire class has available to them.

Couldnt the paymasters of UPS see a labor force that has become unmanageable and just say, fuck it, UPS doesnt exist anymore, and all laugh their way to the fucking bank, and live out the rest of their lives in crystal palaces drinking unicorn blood wine and masturbating to surgery videos, or whatever it takes to make a billionaire shoot his goo?

I think the financial system has become a million times more sophisticated since the days of labor action past, when the bosses had to resort to machine gun massacres.  I think the only real mass action that can succeed at this point is stuff that rejects the system completely, works outside of it.  Dont try to make the industry equitable, just build anarcho-syndicalist schemes that allow you to work outside of the industry altogether.  Dark UPS, deliver my packages.  Ill pay you in potatoes and unused oxycodone from my last dental work.  Dark Hollywood, make us the movies you could never have made under Time-Warner-AOL-Starbucks-Huawei-Purina.

Thats my fear on one hand, and my dream on the other.  Good luck to the strikers just the same, and long live the fighters.

16:19

Judaism as a Self-Terminating Religion "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

Nick Kollerstrom The Unz Review July 18, 2023

Untrue stories exist at each end of Jewish historys three thousand years fictional, fabricated and of immense magnitude. We may start in the tenth century BCE, where archaeologists have after diligent study found no trace of King Solomon, his Temple or his empire. Half a century of intensive excavation of the Holy Land has now reached that conclusion. The alleged mighty empire of David and Solomon, stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates on the basis of which the modern state of Israel was formed did not exist. Meanwhile the Bible makes no mention of the great empire of Egypt, which really did in that period stretch from the Nile to the Euphrates. These things must be relegated to storyland, like Moses parting the Red Sea. Experts were finally attaining this negative conclusion as the new millennium dawned, e.g.

  • Mythic Past, Biblical Archaeology and the Myth of Israel, Thomas Thompson, 1999
  • David and Solomon, In search of the Bibles sacred Kings, Israel Finklestein and N.A. Silberman, 2006
  • The Quest for the Historical Israel, Finklestein and A. Mazar, 2007
  • The Invention of the Jewish People, Shlomo Sand, 2009
  • Palestine, a Four Thousand Year History, Nur Masala, 2018.

Moses, Wikipedia assures us, is just a myth. The Exodus, traditionally the basis of Jewish self-identity and the most-told narrative in the western world,[1] spawns great conferences which tend to end up with the same threefold negation:

  • no evidence for the Children of Israel in Egypt or escaping therefrom,
  • no evidence of their trekking across the Sinai desert
  • no evidence of them storming into Canaan and conquering the locals.

In modern times, Jews were given land in Palestine and called it Israel. Inspired by a great hope, their conviction was that archaeology would validate their epic history, as it had unfolded through past millennia. They went to work with a trowel in one hand and the Bible in the other but received a big shock. The Holy Land did indeed reveal to them centuries of devout monotheism during the time recorded by their ancient scriptures but, it was a reverence for the Goddess, as shown by the thousands of figurines dug up everywhere in Judea where they excavated. They were all similar with head, torso and large naked breasts.[2] Nor could any trace be discerned of a fierce invasion of Canaan by the Children of Israel as their texts averred, plus the odd record of their Jehovah-god had him with a partner, his Asherath.

It was discovered that, in the tenth century BCE there had been an intensive drought....

16:12

Central banks planning to introduce CBDC microchip implants, warns top economist "IndyWatch Feed War"

Kevin Hughes Natural News July 18, 2023

A well-known German economist has revealed that central banks around the world are planning to introduce central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) in the form of microchips implanted under the skin. This technology will enable complete government control over personal finances of its citizens.

I was taught by a central banker [that] the CBDCs look like a small grain of rice that they want to put under your skin, said Richard Werner in an interview with podcaster Ivor Cummins. Werner is known for developing the now commonly used bank practice of quantitative easing.

CBDCs, in comparison to other forms of digital currency used at present, demand that individuals open bank accounts directly with central banks such as the Federal Reserve, granting governments control over citizens access to money.

You have to think of CDBCs as a control system [or a permit system], not a currency, Werner said, adding that peoples money would no longer be truly their own. (Related: Expert warns CBDCs could lead economies to a dark path where governments dictate what you can purchase.)

Werner considers implanted CBDCs a violation of human dignity, noting that central bankers themselves know that this common opinion among the masses is a hurdle.

They say theres a problem of trust because people suspect that governments and central banks are just trying to roll this out in order to monitor and control and restrict transactions. Theyre absolutely right, said Werner.

Cummins noted that while implanted CBDCs may sound like a conspiracy theory to some, thousands of people have already agreed to have microchips implanted under their skin to ease financial transactions and access to select areas. Late last year, the first British implanted with a bank card microchip was able to make purchases with only the tap of his hand.

Meanwhile, several Christian commentators have indicated that if such technology becomes a requirement for access to goods and services, it will lead to authoritarianism of biblical magnitude.

Central banks will convince people to adopt CBDC microchip implants

According to Werner, CBDCs will be brought in through phone-based apps during the initial phase. Why hasnt it been rolled out yet? Theres no actual need for it. That need has to be cr...

16:12

MODERN SLAVERY: African children sacrificed on the altar of globalisms digitized green economy "IndyWatch Feed Africa"

Leo Hohmann leohohmann.com July 19, 2023

Patrick Wood, the renowned author of several books about the global technocracy movement, says technocrats are, if nothing else, shameless hypocrites. We see this play out on a daily basis.

We reported yesterday on Kamala Harris boasting about how the government investing in electric vehicles would make for a cleaner environment for our children, the same children she says mothers should be able to abort, for any reason or no reason at all, at any stage of pregnancy. But even her electric vehicle claim rings hollow if you know how electric vehicles and EV batteries are produced.

They promise (the UN, WEF and countless globalist NGOs) to save the worlds children and yet actual policies do just the opposite, Wood writes. Children are the most vulnerable group on earth because they are not able to defend themselves. Thus, they are trafficked, sexually exploited, injected, and marginalized.

The two most common ways children are exploited are for sex and for labor.

In Africa, they are forced to work as slaves in harsh mining operations, such as cobalt mines. They toil in similarly barbaric conditions mining lithium in Afghanistan.

The U.S. Department of Labor has a report listing the goods produced globally by child labor as of 2022.

The short article below focuses on Africas cobalt mines.

By Lucy Wyatt, The Conservative Woman

COBALT is essential to modern technology. All sorts of electronic devices rely on it, along with other elements such as lithium. Solar panels and electric vehicles (EVs) wouldnt function without them. While the environmental degradation associated with both lithium and cobalt extraction is well established, the issues around cobalt are even more poignant because of the manner in which it is mined in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A new book, Cobalt Red: How the blood of the Congo powers our lives, published in January, details the human suffering, especially of children, directly involved in the mining. Written by a Nottingham University professor, Siddartha Kara, from first-hand...

16:10

Ukraine and the West are facing a devastating defeat "IndyWatch Feed War"

Robert Clark The Telegraph July 18, 2023

Donated by the West, Ukrainian Army tanks on the battlefields of Ukraine. Click to enlarge

Since Putins tanks crossed into Ukrainian territory last year, three options have been on the table for how this war would end: victory for one side or the other, a frozen conflict or a negotiated settlement. The public comments made this week by Oleksiy Arestovych, a former advisor to Volodymyr Zelenskys chief of staff, appear to indicate the last may be more likely than previously thought.

Arestovych raised the prospect of Ukraine making territorial concessions in return for the rest of the country receiving the most cast-iron security guarantee there is: Nato membership. These comments have proved highly controversial. Not only would such an outcome be unpalatable to many in Kyiv and other European capitals, raising it as a possibility highlights a growing uncertainty about the long-term sustainability of the war particularly amongst Ukraines western backers.

Arestovychs suggestion comes at a crucial time. The long-planned counter-offensive, now in its second month, has run into several problems not least that Kyiv is still waiting for approximately half of the western military equipment promised earlier in the year. Meanwhile, its forces are under increasing pressure to commit its reserves as Russian troops despite reports of low morale across the front remain dug-in, seemingly committed to defending every inch of Ukrainian ground captured since last year.

As Russian minefields take their toll on western-supplied tanks and Ukrainian sappers, their forces have so-far retaken approximately five miles of the sixty miles they need to split the land-bridge connecting Russia to Crimea. The land between Mariupol in the east and Melitopol to the west is seen as the vital ground to achieving this.

It is incredibly tough going for the Ukrainians. They lack the air cover and advanced jets to protect their ground forces from Russian attack helicopters and fighters. Their soldiers, meanwhile must negotiate miles of minefields, tank-traps and then ultimately the heavily dug Russian trench networks.

This gruell...

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Douglas Macgregor Power Struggle "IndyWatch Feed War"

President Zelensky and Blackrock CEO Larry Fink (on video screen) discus prospects for rebuilding Ukraine

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Shoigus Purge of Patriots Intensifies "IndyWatch Feed War"

Rolo Slavskiy The Slavland Chronicles July 19, 2023

Funny enough, the only guy who might end up with his head still on his shoulders after all this purging is done is the guy who launched the mutiny in the first place, Evgeniy Prigozhin, on account of his lawyer blood and inner circle oligarch privilege.

You have already probably heard all about the officers that have been fired so far. All of them were somehow related to Surovikin or had critiqued Shoigus disastrous handling of the Not-War. The Western media is happy to report on this, because it makes the Kremlin look like incompetent cretins, but the reality of the matter is that theyre actually quite competent at what their primary task actually is: destroying Russia. Based on this criteria, theyre actually doing a great job.

Keep that in mind as you read on:

Russia sacked two generals in the past week, as Moscows Ministry of Defense reportedly continues to purge its top officers, pointing to a growing disarray in the military leadership following the aborted rebellion by the Wagner mercenary group.

Russian Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu canned Maj. Gen. Vladimir Seliverstov, commander of the Tula Airborne Division, this week, according to Belarusian news outlet Charter97.

The governor of the Tula region, which borders Moscow, Alexei Dyumin, tried to stand up for Seliverstov, who was involved in the battles in Bakhmut, but to no avail, according to the Russian publication VChK-OGPU.

Seliverstovs reported firing comes days after Maj. Gen. Ivan Popov was sacked following a recorded tirade he went on against the Russian government, in which he raised questions about high casualty rates and lack of artillery support, echoing the themes of some of the tirades posted by Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin in the weeks leading up to last months short-lived mutiny.

Popov, 48, claimed in a voice recording published by Russian Politician Andrew Gurulyov that he was fired as head of the 58th Combined Arms Army in retaliation for his criticism.

I had no right to lie in the name of you, in the name of my fallen comrades in arms, so I outlined all the problems which exist, he said in the recording.

Major General Vladimir Seliverstov was removed from the post of commander of the Tula 106th Airborne Division.

The Ukrainian army could not break through our ranks at the front but our senior chief hit us from the rear, viciously beheading the army at the most difficult and intense moment, he continued.

Popov...

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Even Now The Pieces are All Coming Together- For a Wide and Far-Reaching Justice- That Will Touch Every One of Us. "IndyWatch Feed War"

Reflections in a Petri Dish July 19, 2023

God Poet Transmitting.

Step away from the cellphone. Turn around. Put your hands in your back pockets. Now pretend you are wearing high heels shimmy to the left shimmy to the right and you do the tranny-humanism shuffle all night.

Listen to what that internal radio station is playing. The one youve been hearing ever since you got the genetically targeted vaccine, or was that The Virus? Virus? Vaccine? Virus? Vaccine? Dont you listen to that bad Kennedy man if you dont want any men in black on your own grassy knoll.

A culture rises and falls on the quality of its art. A culture is defined by the quality of its art. When I say art, I mean music visual graphic expressions inspired poetry and prose; what you hear and what you see and what inspires thee. Does it lift you up or does it bring you down? Dont bring me down! Dont bring me down

Does Cardi B and Megan The Gelding lift your spirits with WAP? Would you rather hear, All You Need is Love? Something by Mozart? Does Taylor Swift remind you of Joni Mitchell? Not even a little bit? Do contemporary visual arts make you think of Titian? Raphael? Goya? Rembrandt? Are you sad that Andy Warhol went away to the vapid nothing he emerged from with Basquiat in tow?

Ask yourself who made them famous. Who owns all the art galleries? Go ahead. Look it up. Who makes all of these painted ponies famous? Who owns the industries that tell you who to follow and fail to mention anyone else?

Does it bother you that todays musical artists cant sing or play their instruments outside of a kind of tedious redundancy that would make a tree hang itself? That modern artists cant draw a recognizable character? That there are no more poets? That there are so few decent writers? Do you like living in a box working in a cubicle and spending all your free time on your cellphone? Are you glancing back and forth at its tiny screen even now? Probably not. (grin) Not here anyway.

Ecstasy or Molly or whatever you call it has a very powerful impact on sexual behavior. At least it does now. Once like LSD it was pure. I know. I had the original Sandoz in the ampules and multiple multiples of everything Owsley and The Brotherhood of Love ever made. I had bags of Orange Sunshine Window Pane plenty of Mr. Natural blotters.

I also had plenty of the original MMDA from The University of Kalifornia, back when it wasnt illegal. Then like the LSD, Sarumans people got their hands on it. It wasnt long before the entire...

16:02

BBC News fails to report arrests of Israeli rioters "IndyWatch Feed War"

Back in April we noted that a BBC News website report by Lucy Williamson on the topic of violent rioting by Israelis in Huwara two months earlier promoted extensive quotes from the executive director of the political NGO Yesh Din but failed to inform readers that some of those who rioted in Huwara on February 26th had been placed in administrative detention and two people had been indicted in connection with a later incident in the same town.

BBC NEWS WEBSITE PUBLISHES FOURTH HUWARA REPORT IN TWO MONTHS

Since then visitors to the BBC News website have found references in multiple articles to what the BBC refers to using the broad term settler violence and on June 21st the BBC Jerusalem bureaus Tom Bateman reported on incidents f...

16:02

Japan To Deploy Pre-Crime Style Behavior Detection Technology "IndyWatch Feed War"

Via: Reclaim the Net: The use of AI in law enforcement is becoming commonplace globally. A 2019 study by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace revealed that 52 out of the 176 nations surveyed were incorporating AI tools into their policing strategies, Nikkei Asia reported. The National Police Agency plans to carry out tests []

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Makow Modest Proposal: A Human Depopulation Agreement "IndyWatch Feed War"

HenryMakow.com July 19, 2023

Humanity agrees to go extinct peacefully.

Modest Proposal Humanity acknowledges that it is comatose and agrees to pull the plug. It agrees to be sterilized in exchange for a truce from Communist Jews and their Freemason flunkies. (i.e. Satanists, Zionists, Liberals, Antifa, Transsexuals, Feminists.)

Within a short century, the planet will be rid of useless eaters (us) and become a playground for sick Satanists/Communists and their preferred number of perverts.

People today are obviously too selfish, venal, cowardly, and feeble-minded to unite and defend themselves. They were too stupid to figure out that a pandemic with a 00.25% death rate was not a pandemic, and a disease without symptoms was not a disease. Already, slaves, they will gratefully embrace this peaceful, easy compromise. Emphasis is on easy.

 Sterilization should not be an issue. People obviously no longer care about their children or the world they will inherit.

Updated from July 21, 2021, and Nov 11, 2022

 by Henry Makow PhD

I have a solution to mankinds problems that should satisfy everyone.

Humanity volunteers to be sterilized in exchange for the satanist Jewish bankers and Freemasons (Communists) ending their war against God and man.

This means that within a short century, the planet will be rid of useless eaters (us) and become a playground for sick Satanists/Communists and their preferred number of perverts.

Humanity agrees to go peacefully

What does mankind get out of this?

1. Satanists/Communists call off their vaccine and climate change hoaxes, chemtrails, geo-engineering, cbdcs, 15-min cities, CRT, lockdown lunacy, and vax passports.

They will curb their Antifa/BLM goons before whom we cower in fear like little girls. We avoid violent Dark Winter dystopia and enjoy relative peace an...

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The True Story of COVID Excess Deaths "IndyWatch Feed War"

Twitter July 18, 2023

Registered nurse Zandra Lewis states she was instructed to euthanise patients with midazolam + morphine and withdraw water.

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Limited Hangout: Newly Declassified CIA File Loosely Links JFKs Assassination to UFOs, Now, Conspiracy Theorists Are Asking Even More Questions "IndyWatch Feed War"

The shameful government narrative rag, Popular Mechanics, is running a limited hangout related to the JFK assassination and UFOs: One of the newly released documents revealed the name of the CIA official who intercepted Oswalds mail in the months before JFKs killing: Reuben Efron. It turns out Efron had a UFO encounter in 1955 when []

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New App Can Accurately Forecast Risk Of A Shark Attack "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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A remarkable and advanced application has emerged, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to generate shark attack forecasts with incredible precision.

This groundbreaking app, one named SafeWaters.AI, employs a sophisticated deep learning algorithm that meticulously analyzes over a centurys worth of shark attack data.

By compartmentalizing this vast trove of information, the developers have effectively created a unique kind of weather forecast specifically tailored for beaches across the United States. Astonishingly, SafeWaters.AI boasts an impressive accuracy rate of 89%.


The primary objective of the dedicated team behind SafeWaters.AI is to save lives. However, they also strive to combat the negative repercussions that often befall sharks as a result of attacks on humans.

Comprised of skilled engineers and data scientists, this expert team has collaborated diligently to develop a cutting-edge, real-time risk forecasting tool. Utilizing powerful AI algorithms, SafeWaters.AI not only analyzes histo...

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The Alps And Arctic Areas Home To Microbes Found To Digest Plastic At Cold Temperatures "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

PBS

Scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute WSL have made a groundbreaking discovery in the Alps: a group of microbes that possess the ability to consume plastic at low temperatures. This finding has significant implications for combating plastic pollution, as these microbes offer a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution compared to existing methods.

Previous research has identified various microorganisms capable of breaking down plastic polymers. In response, many businesses have focused on genetically modifying the enzymes found in bacteria and fungi to address the plastic pollution crisis. However, these endeavors have faced limitations due to the requirement of high temperatures for the enzymes to function effectively. This heating process incurs substantial costs and is not carbon neutral.

The recent study by the Swiss Federal Institute WSL unveiled the most efficient plastic-eating organisms, namely two fungi known as Neodevriesia and Lachnellulam. These fungi exhibit a remarkable ability to degrade biodegradable polyester-polyurethane (PUR) and two commercially available mixtures of polybutylene adipate terephthalate (PBAT) and polylactic acid (PLA) at a mere 15 degrees Celsius or 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

In addition to these notable fungi, the study identified a total of nine fungal species and eight bacterial species from diverse genera that could digest PUR. Moreover, 14 fungi and three bacteria were found to consume mixtures of PBAT and PLA.


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