Tuesday, June 8, 2021
Twas In The Darkest Depths Or Mordor, I Met A Girl So Fair...
I ain't tellin' no lie
Mine's a tale that can't be told
My freedom I hold dear
How years ago in days of old
When magic filled the air
'T was in the darkest depths of Mordor
I met a girl so fair
But Gollum, and the evil one
Crept up and slipped away with her
Her, her, yeah
Ain't nothing I can do, no
Report: A DIFFERENT Virus Leaked From Another Chinese Bio-Facility AT SAME TIME As COVID-19
6000 people were infected after release of contaminated waste gas from bio-facility
In the wake of renewed focus on the plausibility of the Wuhan lab leak of COVID-19, it has been noted that there was an outbreak of a DIFFERENT virus from another Chinese bio-facility at around the same time.
Reuters reported last year that “Brucellosis, a bacterial disease with flu-like symptoms, has infected more than 6,000 people in a single outbreak in northwestern China.”
The report further noted that “Usually caused by contact with animals, the outbreak in Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu province, was due to a leak at a vaccine plant, according to Lanzhou’s health commission. People are still being treated at hospitals even though the outbreak happened a year ago.”
The report explains that the outbreak was “first uncovered in November 2019 when some students at the Lanzhou Veterinary Research Institute tested positive for brucellosis. By the end of December, at least 181 people at the institute had been infected, according to the provincial health authority.”
The bio-facility reportedly “used expired disinfectants in July to August 2019 to make brucellosis vaccines, leaving the bacteria in its waste gas. The contaminated gas later formed aerosols that drifted downwind to the veterinary institute.”
While the mortality rate from brucellosis is low, it can have permanent symptoms including chronic joint pain.
This report is extremely interesting in light of the coronavirus pandemic and intelligence findings indicating that workers in the Wuhan Institute of Virology were hospitalised with COVID symptoms, with some of their...
Anyone Notice That Kamala Harris Cookies Have Her Wearing A Double Pearl Necklace?
You Know What A Pearl Necklace Is Right?
DO NOT EAT THOSE COOKIES.
Umm... You Do Know What A Pearl Necklace Is Right?
Adults Only:
Guatemalan President Blasts Biden's Border Policies for Enabling Criminal Human Smugglers
After gifting reporters a cookie of her face, Vice President Kamala Harris has made her way to Guatemala to discuss the "root causes" of an unprecedented surge of illegal immigration into the United States since President Biden took office in January. Ahead of her arrival, Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei blasted the Biden Administration for "family reunification" policies that enable human trafficking and smuggling.
"The message changed to 'we're going to reunite families and we're going to reunite children. The very next day the coyotes were here organizing groups of children to take them to the United States," Giammattei said during an interview with CBS News.
When Harris landed, she was greeted with...
Grand theft: More say Biden taking credit for Trump achievements
But a new survey of likely voters shows that they haven’t.
In fact, in the latest Zogby Poll provided to Secrets, likely voters, by a 49%-37% margin, believe Biden is taking credit for Trump’s achievements.
Zogby Analytics pollster Jonathan Zogby said, “Almost half (49%) of surveyed voters believe President Biden is taking credit for some of Trump's accomplishments, mainly, vaccine rollout/distribution and the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, while 37% of voters thought Biden accomplished the vaccine rollout and withdrawal of American troops all on his own; 14% were not sure.”
The new survey suggested that voters are not giving much credit to Biden officials who have claimed that Trump did little on those key issues and that the Democrat had to start from scratch.
But they do like the direction of the nation under Biden, 51%-43%, and maybe that's because he does take credit for policies borrowed from Trump.
Said Zogby, "During Biden's first six months in office he has been overseeing a mediocre vaccine rollout, and he also called for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. Depending on who you ask, one has to wonder if Biden's taking some of the credit away from former President Trump for these particular feats. To Trump's credit he established Operation Warp Speed, passed the first stimulus bill, and was also first to publicly call for the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, for which he was met with opposition from both sides of the aisle and the military establishment."
The Zogby Poll is notable for how it breaks down voters. Groups considered on the conservative side said Biden was taking too much credit, while those on the liberal side said Biden deserves all the credit.
Said the analysis:
The new survey suggested that voters are not giving much credit to Biden officials who have claimed that Trump did little on those key issues and that the Democrat had to start from scratch.
But they do like the direction of the nation under Biden, 51%-43%, and maybe that's because he does take credit for policies borrowed from Trump.
Said Zogby, "During Biden's first six months in office he has been overseeing a mediocre vaccine rollout, and he also called for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. Depending on who you ask, one has to wonder if Biden's taking some of the credit away from former President Trump for these particular feats. To Trump's credit he established Operation Warp Speed, passed the first stimulus bill, and was also first to publicly call for the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, for which he was met with opposition from both sides of the aisle and the military establishment."
The Zogby Poll is notable for how it breaks down voters. Groups considered on the conservative side said Biden was taking too much credit, while those on the liberal side said Biden deserves all the credit.
Said the analysis:
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Illegal Aliens Can Not Get Green-Cards From TPS
The Supreme Court, through a unanimous decision, has curbed the limitations of Temporary Protected Status, ruling that its temporary protection from deportation does not guarantee a shot at a more permanent stay.
Approximately 400,000 aliens, most from El Salvador, currently live in the United States with TPS, allowing them to remain in the U.S. until the government deems they can safely return to their home country.
The crux of the case revolved around whether these aliens, who interned the United States illegally and were later provided TPS, could apply for lawful permanent residency or green cards. 9-0 the Supreme Court said, No.
The TPS beneficiaries in the case, a New Jersey couple from El Salvador who lived in the U.S. for two decades, "was not lawfully admitted, and his TPS does not alter that fact," Associate Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the court. "He, therefore, cannot become a permanent resident of this country."
"We need to be careful about tinkering with the immigration statutes as written, particularly when Congress has such a primary role here," Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh told a lawyer for...
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