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Postal worker dies after dog attack in Putnam County, Florida
A postal worker died Monday after being mauled Sunday by several dogs in the Interlachen Lake Estates area, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office announced Tuesday. At a news conference Tuesday afternoon, the Sheriff's Office identified Pamela Jane Rock, 61, of Melrose, as the mail carrier attacked Sunday afternoon by the dogs after her vehicle broke down. Deputies said they responded to Walker Drive, found the woman on the ground with severe bleeding and started to provide first aid assistance, including applying tourniquets, until rescue units arrived. Deputies said she was transported to HCA Florida Putnam Hospital by ambulance and then flown to a trauma center in Gainesville in critical condition. She later died around 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to the Sheriff's Office.
https://www.sott.net/article/471344-Postal-worker-dies-after-dog-attack-in-Putnam-County-Florida
Postal worker dies after dog attack in Putnam County, Florida
A postal worker died Monday after being mauled Sunday by several dogs in the Interlachen Lake Estates area, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office announced Tuesday. At a news conference Tuesday afternoon, the Sheriff's Office identified Pamela Jane Rock, 61, of Melrose, as the mail carrier attacked Sunday afternoon by the dogs after her vehicle broke down. Deputies said they responded to Walker Drive, found the woman on the ground with severe bleeding and started to provide first aid assistance, including applying tourniquets, until rescue units arrived. Deputies said she was transported to HCA Florida Putnam Hospital by ambulance and then flown to a trauma center in Gainesville in critical condition. She later died around 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to the Sheriff's Office.
https://www.sott.net/article/471344-Postal-worker-dies-after-dog-attack-in-Putnam-County-Florida
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Summer thunderstorms flood streets and homes in Athens and northern Greece - 3 inches of rain in an hour
The short but intense spells of thunderstorms on Monday night to early Tuesday morning led to the flooding of major streets in and around Athens and Thessaloniki, and trees were uprooted in northern Greece. No injuries have been reported thus far, but, in Ptolemaida in northern Greece and nearby villages, flooding in basements of homes led to additional firefighters being summoned to help from the regions of Epirus and West Macedonia. Since Monday night, these included a total of fifty firefighters with twenty trucks. Water was pumped out in forty-five homes, basements, and professional spaces, and in a farming village about ten kilometers from Ptolemaida, the village of Ardassa saw over three inches of rainfall in nearly an hour. There were reports of flooded agricultural fields, irrigation channels, and overwhelmed drainage channels.
https://www.sott.net/article/471345-Summer-thunderstorms-flood-streets-and-homes-in-Athens-and-northern-Greece-3-inches-of-rain-in-an-hour
Summer thunderstorms flood streets and homes in Athens and northern Greece - 3 inches of rain in an hour
The short but intense spells of thunderstorms on Monday night to early Tuesday morning led to the flooding of major streets in and around Athens and Thessaloniki, and trees were uprooted in northern Greece. No injuries have been reported thus far, but, in Ptolemaida in northern Greece and nearby villages, flooding in basements of homes led to additional firefighters being summoned to help from the regions of Epirus and West Macedonia. Since Monday night, these included a total of fifty firefighters with twenty trucks. Water was pumped out in forty-five homes, basements, and professional spaces, and in a farming village about ten kilometers from Ptolemaida, the village of Ardassa saw over three inches of rainfall in nearly an hour. There were reports of flooded agricultural fields, irrigation channels, and overwhelmed drainage channels.
https://www.sott.net/article/471345-Summer-thunderstorms-flood-streets-and-homes-in-Athens-and-northern-Greece-3-inches-of-rain-in-an-hour
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Hail, torrential rain leave at least 31 dead in Tibetan-populated areas of China
Hail and heavy rain caused the deaths of at least 31 people in Tibetan-populated counties in northwestern China's Qinghai and Gansu provinces, Tibetan sources said. More than 2,000 heads of livestock were also killed in the storms. In Mangra (in Chinese, Guinan) county of Tsolho (Hainan) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in China's Qinghai province, where five people and the livestock perished, hail and rain on Saturday caused significant damage, including the destruction of tents used by nomads, a Tibetan from the region and one who lives in exile told RFA. "The flooding actually came from the nomadic region of Panchen and Panchung [in Mangra county]," said the Tibetan inside the region.
https://www.sott.net/article/471346-Hail-torrential-rain-leave-at-least-31-dead-in-Tibetan-populated-areas-of-China
Hail, torrential rain leave at least 31 dead in Tibetan-populated areas of China
Hail and heavy rain caused the deaths of at least 31 people in Tibetan-populated counties in northwestern China's Qinghai and Gansu provinces, Tibetan sources said. More than 2,000 heads of livestock were also killed in the storms. In Mangra (in Chinese, Guinan) county of Tsolho (Hainan) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in China's Qinghai province, where five people and the livestock perished, hail and rain on Saturday caused significant damage, including the destruction of tents used by nomads, a Tibetan from the region and one who lives in exile told RFA. "The flooding actually came from the nomadic region of Panchen and Panchung [in Mangra county]," said the Tibetan inside the region.
https://www.sott.net/article/471346-Hail-torrential-rain-leave-at-least-31-dead-in-Tibetan-populated-areas-of-China
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NASA's stunning new images of Jupiter show planet in unprecedented detail, including auroras and haze
With giant storms, powerful winds, auroras, and extreme temperature and pressure conditions, Jupiter has a lot going on. Now, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured new images of the planet. Webb's Jupiter observations will give scientists even more clues to Jupiter's inner life. "We hadn't really expected it to be this good, to be honest," said planetary astronomer Imke de Pater, professor emerita of the University of California, Berkeley. De Pater led the observations of Jupiter with Thierry Fouchet, a professor at the Paris Observatory, as part of an international collaboration for Webb's Early Release Science program. Webb itself is an international mission led by NASA with its partners ESA (European Space Agency) and CSA (Canadian Space Agency). "It's really remarkable that we can see details on Jupiter together with its rings, tiny satellites, and even galaxies in one image," she said.
https://www.sott.net/article/471347-NASAs-stunning-new-images-of-Jupiter-show-planet-in-unprecedented-detail-including-auroras-and-haze
NASA's stunning new images of Jupiter show planet in unprecedented detail, including auroras and haze
With giant storms, powerful winds, auroras, and extreme temperature and pressure conditions, Jupiter has a lot going on. Now, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured new images of the planet. Webb's Jupiter observations will give scientists even more clues to Jupiter's inner life. "We hadn't really expected it to be this good, to be honest," said planetary astronomer Imke de Pater, professor emerita of the University of California, Berkeley. De Pater led the observations of Jupiter with Thierry Fouchet, a professor at the Paris Observatory, as part of an international collaboration for Webb's Early Release Science program. Webb itself is an international mission led by NASA with its partners ESA (European Space Agency) and CSA (Canadian Space Agency). "It's really remarkable that we can see details on Jupiter together with its rings, tiny satellites, and even galaxies in one image," she said.
https://www.sott.net/article/471347-NASAs-stunning-new-images-of-Jupiter-show-planet-in-unprecedented-detail-including-auroras-and-haze
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9 year-old girl shot dead in Liverpool after gunman chased man into house - police
A nine-year-old girl was fatally shot in Liverpool after a gunman burst into her family's home chasing another man who did not live there, police said. Merseyside police named the victim as Olivia Pratt-Korbel, who was getting ready for bed at the time. Serena Kennedy, the force's chief constable, said the girl's family had been "torn apart" by the shooting in the Dovecot area of the city on Monday night. They were "absolutely devastated, inconsolable and heartbroken", she added. Police said Olivia's mother, Cheryl Korbel, appeared to have opened her front door in Kingsheath Avenue to see what was happening after hearing shots in the street. A 35-year-old man then forced his way into the house followed by the gunman.
https://www.sott.net/article/471348-9-year-old-girl-shot-dead-in-Liverpool-after-gunman-chased-man-into-house-police
9 year-old girl shot dead in Liverpool after gunman chased man into house - police
A nine-year-old girl was fatally shot in Liverpool after a gunman burst into her family's home chasing another man who did not live there, police said. Merseyside police named the victim as Olivia Pratt-Korbel, who was getting ready for bed at the time. Serena Kennedy, the force's chief constable, said the girl's family had been "torn apart" by the shooting in the Dovecot area of the city on Monday night. They were "absolutely devastated, inconsolable and heartbroken", she added. Police said Olivia's mother, Cheryl Korbel, appeared to have opened her front door in Kingsheath Avenue to see what was happening after hearing shots in the street. A 35-year-old man then forced his way into the house followed by the gunman.
https://www.sott.net/article/471348-9-year-old-girl-shot-dead-in-Liverpool-after-gunman-chased-man-into-house-police
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Thousands homeless as flash floods hit Balochistan, Pakistan on August 23
Heavy rain has caused flash floods in Balochistan, Pakistan on August 23rd 2022. Over 10,000 homes have been destroyed by fast moving water. Gas supplies have been stopped as pipelines were washed away. Roads filled with water and bridges were washed away, isolating communities. Farmland and livestock have been affected, raising fears of low food supplies in the area. Emergency shelters have been set up to help affected citizens.
https://www.sott.net/article/471349-Thousands-homeless-as-flash-floods-hit-Balochistan-Pakistan-on-August-23
Thousands homeless as flash floods hit Balochistan, Pakistan on August 23
Heavy rain has caused flash floods in Balochistan, Pakistan on August 23rd 2022. Over 10,000 homes have been destroyed by fast moving water. Gas supplies have been stopped as pipelines were washed away. Roads filled with water and bridges were washed away, isolating communities. Farmland and livestock have been affected, raising fears of low food supplies in the area. Emergency shelters have been set up to help affected citizens.
https://www.sott.net/article/471349-Thousands-homeless-as-flash-floods-hit-Balochistan-Pakistan-on-August-23
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UK PM candidate Liz Truss says she is 'ready' to use nukes
Liz Truss feels "ready" to launch Trident nuclear weapons, the frontrunner for Conservative leadership declared at Tuesday's hustings in Birmingham, UK, saying that making decisions like this is an "important duty of the prime minister." The foreign secretary did not elaborate on which country the UK might be persuaded to use nuclear weapons against. She has delivered plenty of hawkish rhetoric along the campaign trail, primarily targeting Russia, and is an avid booster of the Ukrainian cause. Truss also pledged to raise military spending by 3% of GDP by the end of the decade.
https://www.sott.net/article/471350-UK-PM-candidate-Liz-Truss-says-she-is-ready-to-use-nukes
UK PM candidate Liz Truss says she is 'ready' to use nukes
Liz Truss feels "ready" to launch Trident nuclear weapons, the frontrunner for Conservative leadership declared at Tuesday's hustings in Birmingham, UK, saying that making decisions like this is an "important duty of the prime minister." The foreign secretary did not elaborate on which country the UK might be persuaded to use nuclear weapons against. She has delivered plenty of hawkish rhetoric along the campaign trail, primarily targeting Russia, and is an avid booster of the Ukrainian cause. Truss also pledged to raise military spending by 3% of GDP by the end of the decade.
https://www.sott.net/article/471350-UK-PM-candidate-Liz-Truss-says-she-is-ready-to-use-nukes
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UFO shot down an ICBM in 1964 claims alleged witness
In September 1964, Dr. Robert Jacobs watched a short video that changed his life. "I was part of a government cover-up for 17 years. I was the officer in charge of photographic instrumentation at Vandenberg Air Force Base from 1963 to 66." Bob Jacobs said in an October 2021 press conference. He was in charge of a 100-man unit responsible for photographing and videoing top secret intercontinental ballistic missile tests. Stationed in what is now Vandenberg Space Force Base near Los Angeles, California, his boss Major Mansmann asked him to install a new super long-range video camera system north in Big Sur. The new theodolite, or telescope, could "see with clarity at 160 miles! (257km) It was incredible," Jacobs described. Lieutenant Jacobs did as ordered. He took his team to Big Sur, a picturesque national park near Monterrey in Central California, and set up the massive new device. It proved much more capable than the previous system.
https://www.sott.net/article/471351-UFO-shot-down-an-ICBM-in-1964-claims-alleged-witness
UFO shot down an ICBM in 1964 claims alleged witness
In September 1964, Dr. Robert Jacobs watched a short video that changed his life. "I was part of a government cover-up for 17 years. I was the officer in charge of photographic instrumentation at Vandenberg Air Force Base from 1963 to 66." Bob Jacobs said in an October 2021 press conference. He was in charge of a 100-man unit responsible for photographing and videoing top secret intercontinental ballistic missile tests. Stationed in what is now Vandenberg Space Force Base near Los Angeles, California, his boss Major Mansmann asked him to install a new super long-range video camera system north in Big Sur. The new theodolite, or telescope, could "see with clarity at 160 miles! (257km) It was incredible," Jacobs described. Lieutenant Jacobs did as ordered. He took his team to Big Sur, a picturesque national park near Monterrey in Central California, and set up the massive new device. It proved much more capable than the previous system.
https://www.sott.net/article/471351-UFO-shot-down-an-ICBM-in-1964-claims-alleged-witness
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Police probe whether dogs mauled 73-y-o to death in Jamaica
Tragedy struck in the Vanzie Land community of Falmouth, Trelawny, early Tuesday morning when a 73-year-old woman was killed, reportedly by a pack of dogs that jumped the wall of their owner's property. The woman, who was physically challenged and walked with the assistance of a stroller, was identified by relatives as Cathlene Jump, a resident of Vanzie Land. Reports are that about 6:30 a.m., residents heard screams of anguish a short distance away from Jump's house. They found the body of Jump, whose clothes were partially ripped off, lying in a pool of blood on the roadway. The body had several deep wounds.
https://www.sott.net/article/471352-Police-probe-whether-dogs-mauled-73-y-o-to-death-in-Jamaica
Police probe whether dogs mauled 73-y-o to death in Jamaica
Tragedy struck in the Vanzie Land community of Falmouth, Trelawny, early Tuesday morning when a 73-year-old woman was killed, reportedly by a pack of dogs that jumped the wall of their owner's property. The woman, who was physically challenged and walked with the assistance of a stroller, was identified by relatives as Cathlene Jump, a resident of Vanzie Land. Reports are that about 6:30 a.m., residents heard screams of anguish a short distance away from Jump's house. They found the body of Jump, whose clothes were partially ripped off, lying in a pool of blood on the roadway. The body had several deep wounds.
https://www.sott.net/article/471352-Police-probe-whether-dogs-mauled-73-y-o-to-death-in-Jamaica
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A major food crisis coming in 2023? "Prices will be on steroids after the election"
We are being warned that food prices in the U.S. are going to go absolutely haywire after the election in November. I am taking such warnings very seriously, and I believe that you should too. Global officials have been telling us over and over again that we are heading into an unprecedented global food crisis, and I have been writing about this again and again in recent weeks. But so far, the vast majority of the population doesn't seem to be taking this seriously. Agricultural production is going to be way below expectations all over the planet in 2022, and that means that there will be far less food to go around in 2023. Let me give you a perfect example of what I am talking about. Just within the last couple of days, it has been reported that there will be crop losses "of up to 50 percent" in the German state of Baden-Württemberg... Crop losses of up to 50 percent are now expected in parts of Germany due to drought, farmers in affected regions have claimed. Up to half of the...
https://www.sott.net/article/471353-A-major-food-crisis-coming-in-2023-Prices-will-be-on-steroids-after-the-election
A major food crisis coming in 2023? "Prices will be on steroids after the election"
We are being warned that food prices in the U.S. are going to go absolutely haywire after the election in November. I am taking such warnings very seriously, and I believe that you should too. Global officials have been telling us over and over again that we are heading into an unprecedented global food crisis, and I have been writing about this again and again in recent weeks. But so far, the vast majority of the population doesn't seem to be taking this seriously. Agricultural production is going to be way below expectations all over the planet in 2022, and that means that there will be far less food to go around in 2023. Let me give you a perfect example of what I am talking about. Just within the last couple of days, it has been reported that there will be crop losses "of up to 50 percent" in the German state of Baden-Württemberg... Crop losses of up to 50 percent are now expected in parts of Germany due to drought, farmers in affected regions have claimed. Up to half of the...
https://www.sott.net/article/471353-A-major-food-crisis-coming-in-2023-Prices-will-be-on-steroids-after-the-election
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Poland blasts EU's 'imperialistic tendencies'
Although Brussels claims to be standing up to the "imperialist" threat posed by Russia, the EU itself is not free of "imperialistic tendencies," Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau said in a lengthy opinion piece for the Polish Rzeczpospolita journal published on Monday. Germany is one of the driving forces behind these aspirations, he added. Some of the more powerful member states of the EU have often attempted to "dominate [their] partners, impose [their] arguments on them, disregard their rights, interests and needs," while paying "no attention to their protests," Rau stated, calling for reforms to strengthen the role of smaller states in the decision-making processes. The increased role of the majority vote in the EU decision-making process advocated by Berlin poses a particular threat to freedom and equality within the bloc, Rau believes. "Small and medium-sized states, who are disproportionately less capable of building effective coalitions" are 'doomed to lose' the vote...
https://www.sott.net/article/471354-Poland-blasts-EUs-imperialistic-tendencies
Poland blasts EU's 'imperialistic tendencies'
Although Brussels claims to be standing up to the "imperialist" threat posed by Russia, the EU itself is not free of "imperialistic tendencies," Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau said in a lengthy opinion piece for the Polish Rzeczpospolita journal published on Monday. Germany is one of the driving forces behind these aspirations, he added. Some of the more powerful member states of the EU have often attempted to "dominate [their] partners, impose [their] arguments on them, disregard their rights, interests and needs," while paying "no attention to their protests," Rau stated, calling for reforms to strengthen the role of smaller states in the decision-making processes. The increased role of the majority vote in the EU decision-making process advocated by Berlin poses a particular threat to freedom and equality within the bloc, Rau believes. "Small and medium-sized states, who are disproportionately less capable of building effective coalitions" are 'doomed to lose' the vote...
https://www.sott.net/article/471354-Poland-blasts-EUs-imperialistic-tendencies
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'Solid' reasons to microchip kids - WEF
Human implant technologies will soon become a commodity, a blog post published on the World Economic Forum's website last week suggests, arguing that there are "solid, rational" reasons for microchipping children with location trackers. The author, Vice President R&D of the Interuniversity Microelectronics Center (IMEC) Kathleen Philips, argues that augmented reality technology "has the ability to transform society and individual lives" and despite sounding "scary," will undergo the same "natural evolution" as wearable tech. "Hearing aids or glasses no longer carry a stigma. They are accessories and are even considered a fashion item. Likewise, implants will evolve into a commodity. The limits on implants are going to be set by ethical arguments rather than scientific capacity." Philips believes an augmented society is more or less inevitable and that the real question is how it will be regulated.
https://www.sott.net/article/471355-Solid-reasons-to-microchip-kids-WEF
'Solid' reasons to microchip kids - WEF
Human implant technologies will soon become a commodity, a blog post published on the World Economic Forum's website last week suggests, arguing that there are "solid, rational" reasons for microchipping children with location trackers. The author, Vice President R&D of the Interuniversity Microelectronics Center (IMEC) Kathleen Philips, argues that augmented reality technology "has the ability to transform society and individual lives" and despite sounding "scary," will undergo the same "natural evolution" as wearable tech. "Hearing aids or glasses no longer carry a stigma. They are accessories and are even considered a fashion item. Likewise, implants will evolve into a commodity. The limits on implants are going to be set by ethical arguments rather than scientific capacity." Philips believes an augmented society is more or less inevitable and that the real question is how it will be regulated.
https://www.sott.net/article/471355-Solid-reasons-to-microchip-kids-WEF
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Litigation by leak: Government officials leak new details on the Mar-a-Lago raid while continuing to oppose disclosures in court
One of the most glaring contradictions in the Mar-a-Lago controversy has been the Justice Department demanding absolute and unwavering secrecy over the FBI raid while officials have been leaking details on the raid. The latest example is a report in the New York Times that the Justice Department recovered more than 300 documents with classified markings, citing multiple sources connected to the investigation. Most judges would be a tad annoyed by the contradiction as the government continues to frame the public debate with its own selective leaks while using secrecy to bar other disclosures. That includes sections of the affidavit that detail the communications with the Trump team, information that is already known to the target. Someone is clearly lying. The Trump Team said that it was cooperating and would have given access to the government if it raised further objections. The Justice Department has clearly indicated that time was of the essence to justify this unprecedented...
https://www.sott.net/article/471356-Litigation-by-leak-Government-officials-leak-new-details-on-the-Mar-a-Lago-raid-while-continuing-to-oppose-disclosures-in-court
Litigation by leak: Government officials leak new details on the Mar-a-Lago raid while continuing to oppose disclosures in court
One of the most glaring contradictions in the Mar-a-Lago controversy has been the Justice Department demanding absolute and unwavering secrecy over the FBI raid while officials have been leaking details on the raid. The latest example is a report in the New York Times that the Justice Department recovered more than 300 documents with classified markings, citing multiple sources connected to the investigation. Most judges would be a tad annoyed by the contradiction as the government continues to frame the public debate with its own selective leaks while using secrecy to bar other disclosures. That includes sections of the affidavit that detail the communications with the Trump team, information that is already known to the target. Someone is clearly lying. The Trump Team said that it was cooperating and would have given access to the government if it raised further objections. The Justice Department has clearly indicated that time was of the essence to justify this unprecedented...
https://www.sott.net/article/471356-Litigation-by-leak-Government-officials-leak-new-details-on-the-Mar-a-Lago-raid-while-continuing-to-oppose-disclosures-in-court
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Where is Steven D'Antuono?
A few days after the Capitol protest on January 6, 2021, a tough-talking FBI chief with a Boston accent promised the American people that the bureau would spare no resource in hunting down everyone and anyone involved in the four-hour disturbance that day. Steven M. D'Antuono, the newly appointed head of the Washington, D.C. FBI field office, gave the public a stern warning during a January 12, 2021 press conference at the Department of Justice. "The FBI will leave no stone unturned. This is a 24/7, full bore, extensive operation. As Director Wray says, the FBI does not do easy." His agency, D'Antuono bragged, has a "long memory and a broad reach." Agents from 56 FBI field offices across the country "will be knocking on your door if we find out you were part of the criminal activity at the Capitol." He urged people to turn in their co-workers, neighbors, and relatives if they had information that could help the FBI in its dragnet.
https://www.sott.net/article/471357-Where-is-Steven-D-Antuono
Where is Steven D'Antuono?
A few days after the Capitol protest on January 6, 2021, a tough-talking FBI chief with a Boston accent promised the American people that the bureau would spare no resource in hunting down everyone and anyone involved in the four-hour disturbance that day. Steven M. D'Antuono, the newly appointed head of the Washington, D.C. FBI field office, gave the public a stern warning during a January 12, 2021 press conference at the Department of Justice. "The FBI will leave no stone unturned. This is a 24/7, full bore, extensive operation. As Director Wray says, the FBI does not do easy." His agency, D'Antuono bragged, has a "long memory and a broad reach." Agents from 56 FBI field offices across the country "will be knocking on your door if we find out you were part of the criminal activity at the Capitol." He urged people to turn in their co-workers, neighbors, and relatives if they had information that could help the FBI in its dragnet.
https://www.sott.net/article/471357-Where-is-Steven-D-Antuono
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Senator lays groundwork for potential Fauci probe
Fresh from vowing to investigate chief White House medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci for his role in the Covid-19 pandemic, Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) has demanded that President Joe Biden's administration preserve documents and messages that could become evidence in the potential probe. Paul, who has sparred with Fauci in Senate hearings over government funding of potentially dangerous virus research, sent a letter to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on Tuesday, calling for the Covid-19 czar's documents and communications to be saved. The demand came one day after Fauci announced that, effective in December, he would step down as Biden's chief medical adviser and as director of the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
https://www.sott.net/article/471358-Senator-lays-groundwork-for-potential-Fauci-probe
Senator lays groundwork for potential Fauci probe
Fresh from vowing to investigate chief White House medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci for his role in the Covid-19 pandemic, Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) has demanded that President Joe Biden's administration preserve documents and messages that could become evidence in the potential probe. Paul, who has sparred with Fauci in Senate hearings over government funding of potentially dangerous virus research, sent a letter to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on Tuesday, calling for the Covid-19 czar's documents and communications to be saved. The demand came one day after Fauci announced that, effective in December, he would step down as Biden's chief medical adviser and as director of the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
https://www.sott.net/article/471358-Senator-lays-groundwork-for-potential-Fauci-probe
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Twitter's "tricky" timing problem: Lawsuit reveals back channel with CDC to coordinate censorship
"Tricky." Over the course of 110 pages in a federal complaint, that one descriptive word seemed to stand out among the exchanges between social media executives and public health officials on censoring public viewpoints. The exchange reveals long-suspected coordination between the government and these social media companies to manage a burgeoning censorship system. Twitter just reportedly suspended another doctor who sought to raise concerns over Pfizer Covid records. Former New York Times science reporter Alex Berenson is also suing Twitter over his suspension after raising dissenting views to the CDC. In the meantime, Twitter is rolling out new procedures to combat "misinformation" in the upcoming elections — a move that has some of us skeptical. The recently disclosed exchange between defendant Carol Crawford, the CDC's Chief of digital media, revealed a back channel with Twitter and other companies to censor "unapproved opinions" on social media. The "tricky" part may be due to...
https://www.sott.net/article/471359-Twitters-tricky-timing-problem-Lawsuit-reveals-back-channel-with-CDC-to-coordinate-censorship
Twitter's "tricky" timing problem: Lawsuit reveals back channel with CDC to coordinate censorship
"Tricky." Over the course of 110 pages in a federal complaint, that one descriptive word seemed to stand out among the exchanges between social media executives and public health officials on censoring public viewpoints. The exchange reveals long-suspected coordination between the government and these social media companies to manage a burgeoning censorship system. Twitter just reportedly suspended another doctor who sought to raise concerns over Pfizer Covid records. Former New York Times science reporter Alex Berenson is also suing Twitter over his suspension after raising dissenting views to the CDC. In the meantime, Twitter is rolling out new procedures to combat "misinformation" in the upcoming elections — a move that has some of us skeptical. The recently disclosed exchange between defendant Carol Crawford, the CDC's Chief of digital media, revealed a back channel with Twitter and other companies to censor "unapproved opinions" on social media. The "tricky" part may be due to...
https://www.sott.net/article/471359-Twitters-tricky-timing-problem-Lawsuit-reveals-back-channel-with-CDC-to-coordinate-censorship
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Drought drying up the Yangtze river, China loses hydropower
No rain and a 70-day heat wave spur crop failures, power cuts, and dangerously-low reservoirs across parts of China. A historic drought in the southwest of China is drying up rivers, intensifying forest fires, damaging crops, and severely curtailing electricity in a region highly dependent on hydropower. The Yangtze River, the third largest in the world, has dropped to half its average water levels, affecting shipping routes, limiting drinking water supplies, causing rolling blackouts, and even exposing long-submerged Buddhist statues. Some 66 rivers across 34 counties in Chongqing were dried up as of last week, Reuters reported. Also last week, the province of Sichuan, which gets more than 80 percent of its energy from hydropower, cut or limited electricity to thousands of factories in an effort to "leave power for the people." Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, is just a quarter of its normal size for this time of year.
https://www.sott.net/article/471360-Drought-drying-up-the-Yangtze-river-China-loses-hydropower
Drought drying up the Yangtze river, China loses hydropower
No rain and a 70-day heat wave spur crop failures, power cuts, and dangerously-low reservoirs across parts of China. A historic drought in the southwest of China is drying up rivers, intensifying forest fires, damaging crops, and severely curtailing electricity in a region highly dependent on hydropower. The Yangtze River, the third largest in the world, has dropped to half its average water levels, affecting shipping routes, limiting drinking water supplies, causing rolling blackouts, and even exposing long-submerged Buddhist statues. Some 66 rivers across 34 counties in Chongqing were dried up as of last week, Reuters reported. Also last week, the province of Sichuan, which gets more than 80 percent of its energy from hydropower, cut or limited electricity to thousands of factories in an effort to "leave power for the people." Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, is just a quarter of its normal size for this time of year.
https://www.sott.net/article/471360-Drought-drying-up-the-Yangtze-river-China-loses-hydropower
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Woman suing psychiatrist for approving gender transition after just ONE meeting
An Australian woman who transitioned to male, before realizing it was a mistake, is suing a psychiatrist after he approved her female-to-male hormone treatment following a single meeting — and later signed off on two surgeries to remove her breasts and uterus. Jay Langadinos, now 31, was just 19 when she first met Dr. Patrick Toohey, a veteran Sydney psychiatrist, in May 2010. The teen was referred to him by her endocrinologist to determine if she was suitable for a gender transition. Jay Langadinos, who no longer considers herself a male, claims Dr. Patrick Toohey signed off on her gender transition surgeries without much consideration.
https://www.sott.net/article/471361-Woman-suing-psychiatrist-for-approving-gender-transition-after-just-ONE-meeting
Woman suing psychiatrist for approving gender transition after just ONE meeting
An Australian woman who transitioned to male, before realizing it was a mistake, is suing a psychiatrist after he approved her female-to-male hormone treatment following a single meeting — and later signed off on two surgeries to remove her breasts and uterus. Jay Langadinos, now 31, was just 19 when she first met Dr. Patrick Toohey, a veteran Sydney psychiatrist, in May 2010. The teen was referred to him by her endocrinologist to determine if she was suitable for a gender transition. Jay Langadinos, who no longer considers herself a male, claims Dr. Patrick Toohey signed off on her gender transition surgeries without much consideration.
https://www.sott.net/article/471361-Woman-suing-psychiatrist-for-approving-gender-transition-after-just-ONE-meeting
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Just the facts on the Darya Dugina assassination
OK, so, within a day of the attempted assassination of Alexander Dugin, we have the following facts given to us by the FSB. The assassin was a Ukrainian death-harpy - Natalya Pavlovna VovkShe crossed into Russia on July 23 with her daughterShe rented an apartment in Dugin's buildingShe went to the "Tradition" event/talk and planted a bomb on the car she thought Dugin would driveDugin's daughter Darya got blown-up insteadThe assassin changed plates and crossed the border with EstoniaThe FSB revealed that they allowed an Azov member to enter Russia, rent an apartment in Dugin's apartment, acquire a bomb somehow, almost kill a public figure, and then calmly leave the countrySome more facts that are worth considering. The FSB claims that it has stopped literally hundreds of terrorist plots and attacks ranging from assassinations to sabotage actions and possibly even mass terrorism. The only terror plot that slipped through their net was the one targeted at the living symbol of Russian...
https://www.sott.net/article/471362-Just-the-facts-on-the-Darya-Dugina-assassination
Just the facts on the Darya Dugina assassination
OK, so, within a day of the attempted assassination of Alexander Dugin, we have the following facts given to us by the FSB. The assassin was a Ukrainian death-harpy - Natalya Pavlovna VovkShe crossed into Russia on July 23 with her daughterShe rented an apartment in Dugin's buildingShe went to the "Tradition" event/talk and planted a bomb on the car she thought Dugin would driveDugin's daughter Darya got blown-up insteadThe assassin changed plates and crossed the border with EstoniaThe FSB revealed that they allowed an Azov member to enter Russia, rent an apartment in Dugin's apartment, acquire a bomb somehow, almost kill a public figure, and then calmly leave the countrySome more facts that are worth considering. The FSB claims that it has stopped literally hundreds of terrorist plots and attacks ranging from assassinations to sabotage actions and possibly even mass terrorism. The only terror plot that slipped through their net was the one targeted at the living symbol of Russian...
https://www.sott.net/article/471362-Just-the-facts-on-the-Darya-Dugina-assassination
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Waterspout, flooding hits Mykonos and Santorini, Greece
A waterspout and flooding hit the islands of Mykonos and Santorini on Tuesday as bad weather has spread to most parts of Greece. Footage by mykonoslive-tv shows an impressive waterspout forming off the coast of the cosmopolitan island. The video also shows the flooded streets of the main town and water pouring into homes.
https://www.sott.net/article/471363-Waterspout-flooding-hits-Mykonos-and-Santorini-Greece
Waterspout, flooding hits Mykonos and Santorini, Greece
A waterspout and flooding hit the islands of Mykonos and Santorini on Tuesday as bad weather has spread to most parts of Greece. Footage by mykonoslive-tv shows an impressive waterspout forming off the coast of the cosmopolitan island. The video also shows the flooded streets of the main town and water pouring into homes.
https://www.sott.net/article/471363-Waterspout-flooding-hits-Mykonos-and-Santorini-Greece
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Waterspout on Long Island Sound filmed
Scattered storms in the area Tuesday afternoon produced a waterspout in Long Island Sound. The waterspout was captured on video between New London and Orient Point, New York around 1:20 p.m. by a passenger on the Cross Sound Ferry. A waterspout is most simply explained as a tornado over water instead of over land. Waterspouts may move from water to land (and would become a tornado on land) or vice versa. This waterspout stayed over the water.
https://www.sott.net/article/471364-Waterspout-on-Long-Island-Sound-filmed
Waterspout on Long Island Sound filmed
Scattered storms in the area Tuesday afternoon produced a waterspout in Long Island Sound. The waterspout was captured on video between New London and Orient Point, New York around 1:20 p.m. by a passenger on the Cross Sound Ferry. A waterspout is most simply explained as a tornado over water instead of over land. Waterspouts may move from water to land (and would become a tornado on land) or vice versa. This waterspout stayed over the water.
https://www.sott.net/article/471364-Waterspout-on-Long-Island-Sound-filmed
