July 11, 2024

Creepy Supercomputers with Lab-Grown Human Brains Funded by WEF Scientists

July 11, 2024 Natural News 2

Small lab-grown human brains used to power supercomputers only need “a fraction of the energy required to power a traditional computer. While the creators claim that the mini brains are not sentient, they are using dopamine as a reward and irregular electrical activity for punishment.

Philippines Govt. Says 290,000 Excess Deaths Are Linked to COVID Vaccines

July 11, 2024 Aussie17, Sally Clark and InfoWars 3

In 2021, when vaccination rolled out, the deaths went up in all age groups that were vaccinated. The hearing reached a pivotal moment when House Chairman Dan Fernandez acknowledged the government made a mistake mandating the experimental shot.

Full Village Living Off Land & Craft Like Modern Amish: 350 Families & Growing

July 11, 2024 Kirsten Dirksen 7

A spokesman said that they “recognize that there are changes coming, things are failing, things are not going to always go as they have and can we be doing something to prepare for that that has a look ahead in a positive way that can maybe teach people to sustain themselves or bring people together.”

Democrat Mayor Eric Adams Calls for Rollback of NYC’s ‘Sanctuary City’ Status

July 11, 2024 Slay News 0

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and the Common Sense Caucus, a conservative group, aim to reverse a 2014 law passed under Mayor Bill de Blasio, that mandated the removal of an ICE office from Rikers Island and prohibited the Department of Correction, NYPD, and Department of Probation from honoring ICE detainer requests.

Facebook and Instagram Expand Hate Speech Policy, Remove Posts Targeting ‘Zionists’

July 11, 2024 Daily Dot 3

Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, announced that it will now be removing content that attacks Zionists, such as claiming Zionists hoard power. People frequently conflate anti-Zionism with antisemitism and deem any criticism of Israel as hate speech.

Sacramento Man Guilty in Jan. 6 Protests Released from Prison Following Supreme Court Ruling

July 11, 2024 Sacramento Bee 1

Jorge Riley was convicted of a felony count of obstructing an official proceeding. The Supreme Court recently ruled this charge should only apply to destroying or attempting to destroy “records, documents, objects, or other things used in an official proceeding,” which a defense attorney said Riley never did.