America’s First Permitted Home Constructed by a 3D Printer Cost $10,000

March 14, 2018 New Atlas Money 1

Screen-Shot-2018-03-14-at-7.29.06-AM — Youtube

A proof-of-concept home constructed by a 3D printer in 48 hours, at a cost of $10,000 was demonstrated in Austin, Texas. New Story, a housing non-profit, teamed up with a construction-technology firm called Icon to build the 350 sq ft home as a prototype for low-cost homes planned for El Salvador late next year. -GEG

A collaboration between housing non-profit New Story and construction technology firm Icon aims to use 3D printing technology to house the homeless. While it’s early days yet, they hope to produce low-cost 3D-printed homes in El Salvador by late 2019.

New Story and Icon debuted an initial proof-of-concept model, pictured, at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, yesterday. The home is similar in nature to the Apis Cor house and measures just 350 sq ft (32 sq m).

It was created with a mobile 3D-printer developed by Icon named the Vulcan. The Vulcan functions much like other 3D printers used in construction and extrudes mortar out of a nozzle in a pre-programmed pattern, slowly building up layers until a basic house structure is formed. This is then finished by humans who add windows, a roof, and the like.

The proof-of-concept model cost US$10,000 to produce and took 48 hours to make, including the finishing touches.

Read full article here…

UK Considers Making Vaccines Mandatory for All and Criminalizing Criticism of Vaccines

February 14, 2020 David Icke 0

David Icke is at his best in this analysis of how Big Pharma is in the final phase of its long march toward forcing every human on the planet to accept vaccines and to imprison anyone who attempts to provide information that questions the narrative.

Italy: Senate Votes to Put Right-Wing Leader, Matteo Salvini, on Trial for Blocking Immigration

February 14, 2020 BBC & Al Jazeera 0

Italy’s Senate voted to remove immunity from Matteo Salvini, a nationalist, populist leader, who was the Minister of the Interior, and to put him on trial on charges of preventing 116 migrants from disembarking from their ship for six days.

Witness Against MS-13 Murdered After his Identity was Released To Defense Attorneys

February 14, 2020 Defense Maven 1

When the trial date was postponed, no one extended the date of the protective order so, Rodriguez was exposed well in advance of the trial. Law enforcement has placed the blame for Rodriguez’s murder squarely at the feet of Democratic lawmakers who passed the new law.

CDC Announces That Test Kits for Coronavirus Don’t Work

February 14, 2020 Jon Rappoport 0

Even if the CDC’s virus test did identify specific viruses, the test fails to account for the quantity of each virus present. This is critical, because millions of virus in the body are necessary to cause a disease state.

Reporter Shows Why the British Government’s Plan to Ban All Gas and Diesel Cars by 2035 Is Doomed to Failure

February 13, 2020 DailyMail 0

The UK government plans to ban all gasoline, diesel, and hybrid cars by 2035 to meet a near-zero carbon target. Massive amounts of new infrastructure will be required to support the new vehicles. There also would be the need to generate enough electricity for all the new cars that will be needed.

Jussie Smollett Indicted By Special Prosecutor in Alleged Hate Hoax

February 13, 2020 Defense Maven 1

The city of Chicago is suing Smollett for the cost of overtime that the police department incurred while investigating the hoax. The actor counter-sued for malicious prosecution. Smollett is due to appear in court on Webb’s charges on February 24.

Top Brass at DOJ Reverses Prosecutors’ Sentencing Recommendations for Roger Stone

February 13, 2020 Fox News 0

Four career DOJ prosecutors recommended that Stone be sentenced to 7 to 9 years in prison. When Trump tweeted that the sentencing recommendation was “very horrible and unfair”, Democrats responded by accusing the president of wielded undue influence over the DOJ.

Elementary School Calls Cops on 6-Year Old with Down’s Syndrome for Using Her Fingers as a Gun Gesture

February 12, 2020 Gateway Pundit 1

The school district’s threat assessment on little Margot concluded nobody was in harm’s way as a result of Margot’s gesture. The mother is angry because her daughter now has a police report on file.

The Bio-Weapon Theory of the China Epidemic

February 12, 2020 Jon Rappoport 1

Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport wrote an article stating that, if rumors of escalating deaths in China are true, a virus may not be the cause. He makes the case that pneumonia could be the real cause of recent deaths in China, caused by air pollution, toxic chemicals, and 5G.

New Privacy Law in California Could Stop Big Tech from Collecting and Selling Your Personal Data. Article Includes Links to Remove Your Data, Even If You Don’t Live in CA.

February 12, 2020 Washington Post and Tech Crunch 0

California’s Consumer Privacy Act allows users to request a copy of the data that tech companies have on them, delete the data when they no longer want a company to have it, and demand that their data isn’t sold to third parties.

85,000 Lawsuits Against Monsanto and Bayer for Illness and Death from Roundup may be Settled for $10-Billion

February 12, 2020 Biz Journals, Bloomberg and Washington Post 0

Six new cases were scheduled but have been put on hold as Monsanto/Bayer is hoping to settle all present and future cases for $10-billion. Bayer faces more litigation tied to Monsanto that claim the company polluted dozens of bodies of water decades ago with PCBs.

New York City Police Union Declares ‘War’ On Mayor In Wake of Attempted Police Assassinations

February 11, 2020 Defense Maven 0

After the attacks, the Sergeant’s Benevolent Association (SBA) declared “war” on Mayor Bill DeBlasio for bad policies that embolden criminals. Additional comments accused public officials of creating an anti-cop tone that has contributed to violence against police.