NATION
Peter Navarro Speaks With The Press Ahead Of Sentencing For Ignoring A Congressional Subpoena (Mainstream) (YT)
Full Scope of Dominion ICX Hack in Federal Court is FAR Worse than Just the BIC Pen Hack
Did Fani Willis Conspire With Biden’s White House? We May Find Out Soon
President Biden Urged to Seize Texas National Guard – Joe Manchin Calls for National Emergency
Trump seeks dismissal of Georgia indictment over Willis’s ‘improper’ conduct
Scientists Warn Growing Vegetables Causing “Global Boiling” And Must Be Outlawed!
START YOUR ENGINES! Trucker Convoys to “Take our Border Back” Being Organized for February 3 (Rumble)
New School Choice Program Launches in South Carolina
The New Deal’s Dark Underbelly
Roosevelt was not a passive and reactive participant in these events and his racist views of Japanese people influenced his later policies. In 1925, FDR wrote that “anyone who has travelled in the Far East knows that the mingling of Asiatic blood with European or American blood produces, in nine cases out of ten, the most unfortunate results.” In 1935, he insisted to a delegation that aggression “was in the blood” of Japan’s leaders. In 1936, when visiting Hawaii and thinking about the interactions between Japanese sailors and Japanese Americans on the islands, the president insisted that “every Japanese citizen or non-citizen on the Island of Oahu who meets these Japanese ships or has any connection with their officers or men should be secretly but definitely identified and his or her name placed on a special list of those who would be the first to be placed in a concentration camp.”
WORLD
French farmers block roads, dump produce as protest edges closer to Paris
Poland’s farmers stage protest against EU farming policies and Ukrainian imports
Scottish farmers’ protest: “Farmers are getting pushed to the limit – We’ve had enough”
Thika, Kenya: Gun-Toting Thugs Kill School Guard, Escape with 16 Laptops during Night Raid
HEMISPHERE
Alberta is the prime target in Canada for foreign interference, warns CSIS
Thousands of Argentine workers stage strike, protest economic reforms
HEALTH
22% of households who took the shots have a COVID vaccine injury
(Not exactly a scientific study, but it is dangerous to dismiss anecdotes outright.)
MACRO
Profits Do Not Cause Inflation: Causal Fallacies as Economic Disinformation
EL SALVADOR’S BITCOIN LOVE STORY TAKES A NOSEDIVE! SURVEY SHOWS A 12% ADOPTION SETBACK
MICRO
Why Walmart pays its truck drivers 6 figures
Wayfair layoffs hit mostly remote workers, staffers fret over company’s future (Mainstream)
WORTH ANOTHER LOOK
Ukraine Worked With Democrats Against Trump in 2016 Election to Stop Putin. That Bet Backfired Badly
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