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CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta has made a name for himself by shouting questions at President Donald J. Trump and putting his life on the line whenever cameras are rolling in the White House briefing room. On Friday, for example, the intrepid reporter attempted to mansplainthe coronavirus to Dr. Deborah Birx. Acosta recently published a book, The Enemy of the People, about how the past several years have been "a dangerous time to tell the truth in America." One reason he wrote the book, Acosta explained, is that he wanted his children "to grow up in a country where, you know,...
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Kaitlin discusses the Dems recent attempt to take away your 2A rights.8 minute video
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Rear Adm. Edward L. Feightner, a Navy air ace of World War II who shot down nine Japanese planes while flying propeller-driven fighters, then played a prominent role in the testing and development of postwar Navy jets, died on Wednesday in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He was 100. His death, at a senior living facility, was confirmed by his nephew Jim McBride, with whom he had been living in Coeur d’Alene. In his 34 years of Navy service, as a combat pilot in the Pacific, an instructor and a test pilot, Admiral Feightner flew more than 100 types of planes.
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America's Voice News Signs Dr. Gina Loudon as Host and Anchor, Continues to Ramp Up Rapidly Growing News Service. DENVER (PRWEB) MARCH 03, 2020 America's Voice News Network, the nation's up and coming conservative news outlet, is proud to announce that it has signed Dr. Gina Loudon as an AVN host and anchor. This comes as AVN has been undergoing a serious effort to swiftly expand its outreach, and widen its lineup of shows with major political and media figures. America’s Voice News Network will be the only media entity that will exclusively air her new program, featuring one of...
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More than 85% of Americans are under stay-at-home orders, and at least one-third of the world is under some type of lockdown. The restrictions promote social distancing to "flatten the curve," or keeping the number of coronavirus infections at a level that won't overwhelm healthcare systems. But keeping so many people at home is also tanking the global economy and depriving students of education. About 10 million Americans have filed for unemployment insurance in the past two weeks, and the US restaurant industry had hemorrhaged about $25 billion as of March 22. Major universities have switched to remote classes, and...
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“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.” Corrie Ten Boom Nazi Concentration Camp Survivor
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In Sweden, an interesting experiment is playing out, which may soon reveal that Britain is way off when it comes to modelling the number of coronavirus patients who will end up in intensive care. The country has bucked the near-global lockdown trend, choosing to allow schools, businesses and sports venues to remain open and relying on the good sense of its citizens to control the virus through social distancing and maintaining good hygiene But the country has chosen this path largely because its prediction of how its health service will cope is vastly different from the trajectory that British modellers...
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New evidence has emerged from China indicating that the large majority of coronavirus infections do not result in symptoms.Chinese authorities began publishing daily figures on 1 April on the number of new coronavirus cases that are asymptomatic, with the first dayÂ’s figures suggesting that around four in five coronavirus infections caused no illness. Many experts believe that unnoticed, asymptomatic cases of coronavirus infection could be an important source of contagion.A total of 130 of 166 new infections (78%) identified in the 24 hours to the afternoon of Wednesday 1 April were asymptomatic, said ChinaÂ’s National Health Commission. And most of...
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A Sudanese national in the French town of Romans-sur-Isere, just south of Lyon, went on a rampage Saturday on a busy street attacking 7 people, killing two and wounding five. Police arrested him without incident when he was found kneeling on the ground "praying in the Arabic language." ABC News: In a press release, the Counterterrorism Prosecutor's office revealed that "handwritten documents with religious overtones in which the author of the lines complained in particular of living in a country of disbelievers" were found duringa search carried out at the suspect's home. The alleged perpetrator was taken into custody on...
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April 5, 2020 In a 40-minute interview, the internationally renowned epidemiology professor Knut Wittkowski from New York explains that the measures taken on Covid19 are all counterproductive. Instead of „social distancing“, school closures, „lock down“, mouth masks, mass tests and vaccinations, life must continue as undisturbed as possible and immunity must be built up in the population as quickly as possible. According to all findings to date, Covid-19 is no more dangerous than previous influenza epidemics. Isolation now would only cause a „second wave“ later.The British Medical Journal (BMJ) reports that, according to the latest data from China, 78% of...
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Microsoft founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates said his foundation is funding the construction of 7 factories that will manufacture seven promising coronavirus vaccines. If you had a dream of controlling the global population through abortion and vaccinations, as Bill Gates has oft repeated is his dream, how much money do you think it would take to fulfill that dream? Think about it, how much cold, hard cash would it take to force every, single person on planet earth to receive a vaccination and a digital ID to go with it? 10 billion, 30 billion, one hundred billion? The final...
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Prayers up for all the families suffering from the impact of this virus. And we're still praying that the spread starts fading with the warmer Spring weather and that an effective treatment and vaccine are developed before the next flu season starts. And we pray that our people are allowed to go back to work very soon and that our economy comes roaring back. Meanwhile, we may be hurt and slowed down somewhat, but we have faith in the long-run that "what doesn't kill us only makes us stronger." God willing, America will survive and we will survive and we...
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On Saturday’s “CNN Newsroom,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said that Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson and USS Theodore Roosevelt Commanding Officer Captain Brett Crozier are examples of people the Trump administration fired for speaking the truth. Schumer said, “There’s all too familiar a pattern in this administration, when you tell the president the truth, you get fired. This guy was a patriot. This guy stood for — our intelligence agencies have done such a wonderful job. … And by politicizing it, dismantling it, not wanting to hear the truth, that’s — since World War II, we have...
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VIDEO What is going on over at CNN? At least two of their prominent anchors, Chris "Fredo" Cuomo and Brooke Baldwin have tested positive yet CNN led by Dr. Sanjay Gupta remains very negative about using hydroxychloroquine along with Z-Pak and zinc aka "Trump Pills" as a treatment. Could it actually be that because President Trump recommended at least trying this treatment that they remain negative about this? Here are several scenes of CNN negativity on this topic including Anderson Cooper absurdly mocking this treatment because someone died after swallowing fish tank cleaner which included chloroquine as part of...
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The fantasy of some Democrats that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo would replace former Vice President Joe Biden as their party’s presidential nominee was short-lived. Mr. Cuomo was clear on Monday that he isn’t interested. Only catastrophe would keep Mr. Biden from leading the Democratic ticket. The flirtation, however, shows that Mr. Biden hasn’t fired up his party. Take the March 25 ABC News/Washington Post poll, which has Mr. Biden leading President Trump 49% to 47% among registered voters, down from 52% to 45% in February. It also found that only 24% of all Mr. Biden’s supporters were “very enthusiastic”...
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Constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley criticized CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s behavior during White House coronavirus briefings. “Jim Acosta's interruption of Dr. Birx is an example of how CNN's echo-journalism model is destroying the media's credibility,” .... “Every question from Acosta is an effort to score points rather than elicit information. It is a press pandemic that continues to rage without relief.” Acosta drew the ire of several journalists for his combative style during White House briefings on the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, including from Fox News’s Brit Hume, who criticized Acosta for “interrupting” the president.
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One person was killed Friday night and at least nine others wounded as bullets once again tore through streets in gun-controlled Chicago. The Chicago Tribune reports 22-year-old Darnell J. McGee died after three attackers “jumped out of a silver Audi and opened fire” just after 7 p.m. McGee was shot several times and “pronounced dead at the scene.” At least nine other individuals were shot and wounded before 5 a.m. Saturday, making a violent 10 hour window of time. On March 18, 2020, Breitbart News reported violence in gun-controlled Baltimore was so bad that Mayor Jack Young (D) resorted to...
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Exclusive: Joe Kovacs reveals the ever-present killer, and the only cure. As the entire world battles the coronavirus pandemic, there is a much greater threat affecting every single person on this planet. Its infection rate is 100%. There is no length of social distancing or any face mask that can prevent you from catching it. There's no need to be tested, because you've got it already. Not only do you yourself have it, so do your parents, spouses, children, siblings, friends, enemies, colleagues and neighbors. No matter how many times you sing "Happy Birthday" while washing your hands with soap...
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Today, as cities are shutting down and police are turning out-of-staters around at our borders, we're suddenly confronted with the real question: What will be I able to do under quarantine? Washington, D.C. — What does it mean to live in a city under lockdown? It’s question most Americans haven’t considered. Most free people, really. Martial law, siege, plague — these are the stuffs of history, fantasy, and foreign lands. At least they were. Today, as cities are shutting down and police are turning out-of-staters around at our borders, we’re suddenly confronted with the real question: What will be I...
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