Forget coral reefs and polar bears – they are so yesterday’s climate scare stories. The real big one, the tipping point du jour, is the collapse of the West Antarctica ice shelf and the prospect of global flooding on a biblical scale last reported in the times of Noah. It’s in rapid retreat …

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2022 10/16/2022 / By Ethan Huff / Comments The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has launched a five-year research plan …

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    “This Is What Annihilation Looks Like”: Biden Export Controls ‘Wreaking Havoc’ On China’s Chip Industry by ZeroHedge News A Twitter thread translated by Rhodium Group China expert Jordan Schneider – whose blog, China Talk, can be found here, provides keen insight …

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The Ukraine war has entered a major escalation. In the last days, there has been wave after wave of explosions, not just in Kyiv, but all across Ukraine, from Livov (Lviv) in the west to Kharkov (Kharkiv) in the east and Odesa in the south( virtually every major Ukraine city). It even seems Belarus might be …

So many people were fainting that nurses started placing them onto mats outside the vaccination clinic. “Then they would close the door so nobody would see,” he said. Lioness of Judah Ministry 6 hr ago

In this special report: Todd Callender joins the The Prather Point to discuss the next PLANdemic (the Marburg pathogen), which will be the excuse used to force the unvaxxed into quarantine camps (FEMA) where kill-shots will be administered. He also says that those who received the Covid shots already have the dormant Marburg virus encapsulated in …

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Hardly anyone noticed, or bothered to report it, but more evidence has appeared to show that the oil is running out. The boss of Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil producer, says we are already using as much oil as the world can produce. There is very little spare capacity. If the weather gets really cold …