42,000 Plaintiffs Sue Bayer Over RoundUp Glyphosate Pesticide that Has Been Shown to Cause Cancer

On Saturday, Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court threw out Judge McCullough’s order preventing the state from certifying the election. The case is poised to go to the US Supreme Court.

Vermont Governor Phil Scott, a Republican, announced on Twitter last week that schools have been directed to ask students or parents if they were part of multi-family gatherings. If the answer is yes, he wrote that they will need to “go remote” and quarantine for 14 days or take a Covid test and isolate for 7 days.

The plaintiffs in the lawsuit, represented by Sidney Powell, filed an emergency motion as an election official stated the ballot-counting machines would be reset to zero on Monday, November 30, before performing a recount.

Madeleine Albright famously argued that killing 500,000 Iraqi children was a reasonable foreign-policy move when she was the Secretary of State under President Bill Clinton. Henry Kissinger is known for prolonging the Vietnam War.

Economist Genevieve Briand discovered that, while the number of deaths rose drastically for COVID-19, all other causes declined by about the same number. Briand believes that deaths due to heart diseases, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia have been recategorized as deaths from COVID-19.

Continued shutdowns of schools across the US have caused an alarming decline in learning. Remote virtual learning on computers is not working. Teachers’ unions have lobbied to keep schools closed. Public schools have a radicalizing influence. Homeschooling is on the rise, and that may be the ultimate solution.

A former UK Supreme Court judge’s comments come in the wake of reports that the government is planning to issue ‘freedom passes’ for people who agree to vaccination or twice testing negative for the virus in one week.

Rudy Giuliani said that 1.8-million mail-in ballots were sent out, but 2.5 million were counted. He said that 672,770 votes that were not inspected by anyone were secretly stuffed into the ballot box. A witness described the huge “spikes” in Pennsylvania ballots that went 600,000 to Joe Biden vs 3,200 for Trump.

The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of the a Catholic diocese and Orthodox Jews who were seeking to block New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s limits on attendance at houses of worship.

Businessman warns people to prepare storing food and water. Some grocery stores in New Mexico were shuttered by the state after workers tested positive for Covid-19. This has resulted in people waiting for hours in lines to get food. 45 million people are unemployed and homelessness is on the rise.

Airlines are likely to require passengers to be vaccinated, because governments are poised require vaccines as a condition for lifting quarantines for new arrivals. “Common Pass,” is an app endorsed by the World Economic Forum to evaluate the Covid-19 test results of passengers and determine whether they should travel.

The captains of industry reportedly have united against Trump in support of a Biden, and now the nation’s top executives have urged Trump to begin the transition process. The executives in all of these companies are committed to globalism, which means the end to American as a sovereign, independent nation.

If Democrats take control over all three branches of government, they plan to pass the Heroes Act that will allow a permanent Democrat majority. Illegal aliens would receive stimulus checks. Federal inmates with ‘health conditions’ will be released. States will receive a $500-million grant to release inmates.

Antifa leader Adam Rahuba tweeted to Trump: “If you do not concede by Sunday at noon, we will begin to block roads in conservative areas. Your supporters will not be able to go to work or go to the grocery store to feed their families. We are armed and will retaliate to attempts of vehicular homicide.”

Lisa Derderian, a spokesperson for the city of Pasadena, said the city has its own health department, which makes it possible for it to issue different health orders than those issues by the county.