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| Trump misstated in saying that COVID-19 “came out of nowhere” |
 Big, cataclysmic events seldom come out of nowhere. Though, granted, they occasionally do. Particularly when the earth acts unexpectedly. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Lee Cary |
| Cowboys, Ranchers Kick Off Protests To Reopen American Economy Again |
 Jas it has happened multiple times before in America’s storied past, hope is springing up from the hardy west, home of the cowboy, the rancher and the farmer, all fondly known as “The Salt of the Earth”. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Judi McLeod |
| TV Networks Should Redirect the Money Set to Benefit the WHO |
 President Trump’s decision to pull U.S. funding of the World Health Organization (WHO), pending an investigation, is justified based on both their recent record of covering for China’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as for their track record over the past decade and beyond. But by announcing his decision this week, Trump is walking into a media buzz saw, certainly not for the first time. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Roger Aronoff |
| Uncle Sam-President Trump—Signs Your Pay Checks, Nancy Pelosi |
Proof can always be found in the proverbial pudding: Hoarding, then gorging on gourmet chocolate ice cream intensifies one’s inherent idiocy as it is doing to addle-headed Democrat House ‘Squeaker’ Nancy Pelosi.
Pelosi boasted about her stash of chocolate ice cream to see her over Easter to The Late Late Show with James Corden. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Judi McLeod |
| Facebook didn’t like an opinion I expressed so it censored me |
This is a first for me.
Although I know some articles flagged by Facebook are in fact false, this one of mine, “The CDC Confesses to Lying About COVID-19 Death Numbers”, shouldn’t have been flagged at all. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Matthew Vadum |
| CBS Reporter Paula Reid eclipses CNN's Jim Acosta in Rudeness |
 Jim Acosta, once the undisputed champion of rudeness among White House alleged journalists, has been dethroned by Paula Reid of CBS News. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Lee Cary |
| Liberate America by Turning the Political Pain up to 11 |
The late Sage of Baltimore, H. L. Mencken, once wrote, “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.”
Polling suggests that America’s governors and mayors have done the terrified, beaten-down people’s bidding after saturation media coverage of panic-inducing epidemiological modeling made Americans strangely docile. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Matthew Vadum |
—| Now Is The Time For All Good Americans To Come To The Aid Of Their Country |
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| • 2020-04-16 • Dag Barkley |
| Plastic Is Not Toxic |
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| • 2020-04-16 • Canada Free Press |
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| Pelosi's Self-Isolation: Cursing, Plotting and Getting Even |
| • 2020-04-16 • Dag Barkley |
| Immunity certificates: a load of nonsense and a covert op |
—-Once again, in this article, I step into the world of official gibberish about the epidemic and the virus and tests and so on. I point out the internal contradictions in the government position. And then I step back and look at what they’re really up to, in the way of a covert operation.
Let’s start with the official word on so-called immunity certificates. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Jon Rappoport |
| President Trump’s Guidelines for Opening Up America Again! |
Thanks to you, President Trump’s aggressive strategy to beat Coronavirus is working.
A quarter of U.S. counties have no Coronavirus cases reported. Half of American states have fewer than 2,500 cases total. New infections are declining across the New York metro area, as well as in the closely watched Houston and New Orleans communities. |
| • 2020-04-16 • White House |
| Trump Knows Starvation is Not an Option for America | |
With food shortages looming, President Trump is moving to reopen the U.S. economy. This has to be done, and anybody who wants America to survive as a superpower, rather than a banana republic, knows it.
Trump realizes that if the advice of the health “experts” is followed to its logical conclusion, bananas won’t even be available on our dinner tables. The “experts” want to eradicate a disease even if it means eradicating the people who might get it. That is unacceptable. America can do better.
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| • 2020-04-16 • Cliff Kincaid |
| Coronavirus – the Double Standard |
 For some of us, the word “statistics”, brings back memories of our college days, when we were forcefully required to deal with this occult science – one which I, sooner than later, found to be a rather valuable tool used in collecting, organizing, analyzing and interpreting data in rather meaningful quantitative forms. Matter of fact, I venture to say, statistics are intimately entwined in our lives as a means of evaluating the present and forecasting the future. |
| • 2020-04-16 • Obie Usategui |
