“It’s abhorrently wrong that I was searched, arrested, interrogated by police and charged simply for praying in the privacy of my own mind. Censorship zones purport to ban harassment, which is already illegal. Nobody should ever be subject to harassment. But what I did was the furthest thing from harmful – I was exercising my freedom of thought, my freedom of religion, inside the privacy of my own mind. Nobody should be criminalised for thinking and for praying, in a public space in the UK,” said Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, following her arrest for silent prayer.

The censorship zone measure introduced by Birmingham authorities criminalises individuals perceived to be “engaging in any act of approval or disapproval or attempted act of approval or disapproval” in relation to abortion, including through “verbal or written means, prayer or counselling…”

“Isabel’s experience should be deeply concerning to all those who believe that our hard-fought fundamental rights are worth protecting. It is truly astonishing that the law has granted local authorities such wide and unaccountable discretion, that now even thoughts deemed “wrong” can lead to a humiliating arrest and a criminal charge,” said Jeremiah Igunnubole, Legal Counsel for ADF UK, the legal organisation supporting Vaughan-Spruce.

In fact, just one day before the magnitude 6.4 earthquake hit northern California, we were specifically warned that someday a very large quake in northern California could cause “thousands of deaths and billions of dollars in damage”. The following was posted by the Daily Mail on December 19th…

"Seismologists say San Francisco is due a devastating earthquake in the not-too-distant future – potentially causing thousands of deaths and billions of dollars in damage. The United States Geological Survey predicts there is a 51 percent chance of a magnitude 7 quake hitting within the next three decades – releasing energy equivalent to around 1,000 atomic bombs."

A quake of that magnitude would ruin buildings, shut off electricity and vital communications, and cause huge wildfires, according to government modelling. So is it just a coincidence that a magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck the region just one day later?

Hopefully things will settle down for at least a little while. But as I discussed last month, we have seen a lot of very unusual earthquakes lately. And as I discussed earlier this month, volcanic activity has also been on the rise all over the globe. We are witnessing a tremendous amount of instability all over the planet, and this is particularly true in high risk zones.

With a production capacity of 10,000 metric tons, Believer says the facility will be the biggest of its type in the world. They’re putting $123 million into the plant, and say it will create more than 100 new jobs over the next three years. This huge investment seems like a bit of a leap of faith considering the company doesn’t have regulatory approval to produce and sell cultivated meat anywhere, including in the US; but co-founder Yaakov Nahmias says they’ve been working with the FDA towards gaining approval for years.

You can just as easily take cells from a pig as from a cow, chicken, turkey, lamb, or fish (etc, etc). But growing the cells is the (relatively) easy part; the bioreactors don’t pop out ready-to-eat chicken breasts or racks of lamb. Replicating meat’s structure — that is, the tendons, muscle, fat, bone, and connective tissue that comes with it — is a complex process, and crucial to giving whole cuts of meat their distinctive texture and flavor. After the cells are “harvested” from the bioreactors they grew in, they need to be refined and shaped into a final product, which could involve extrusion cooking, molding, and even 3D printing.

On November, 13 state attorneys general petitioned FERC to deny Vanguard’s request. Claiming that residents of their states could be harmed if utilities are compelled to stop using fossil fuels in favor of wind and solar power, the attorneys general argued that “Vanguard is not entitled to a blanket authorization to acquire substantial equity and voting power in utility companies.”

While voting to approve BlackRock’s request, FERC Commissioner Mark Christie stated: “The claim that huge asset managers such as BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard are merely passive investors in publicly held corporations, investing purely for the benefit of their beneficiaries — many of whom are retirees receiving pensions — is no longer credible.

“BlackRock, in particular, has been openly aggressive in using its massive financial power to influence corporate policy in areas far attenuated from the legitimate money-management goals of protecting the incomes and investment interests of its beneficiaries,” Christie said.

But how do you lie about something that's so easily defined, that everyone can see? Well, you just change the definition. Let's look at the labor market, for example. The Bureau of Labor Statistics issued a report that showed the labor market was strong. They determined that the US economy had added more than a million jobs in the second quarter of this year, from March to June. A million jobs. That's a big deal. It's a big story. And of course, Joe Biden wasted no time in touting it.

A million new jobs in the second quarter despite negative growth. Wait a second. How do you get a million new jobs with negative growth? That seems like magic. How is that possible? But no one in the media asked questions. Instead, they repeated the White House line, which was the BLS report - the Bureau of Labor Statistics report - showing a million new jobs proves we can't be in a recession. So on the basis of that and other factors, they won. They now have control of the Senate.

And now we get to learn the truth. A million new jobs, really? The Philadelphia Fed decided to check those numbers and they found the US economy did not add more than a million jobs in the second quarter of this year. Instead, the net additional jobs was about 10,000. So that's less than 1% of the job growth the administration claimed. That's not a rounding error. That's not a minor math mistake. This is like claiming you were rich when you were actually bankrupt. This is a lie.

She is furious at having to invent a nice-sounding term for someone who has a sexual attraction to children. Lerma called any attempt to normalise paedophilia or label it as a different sexual orientation that should be accepted “unconscionable.” “That’s a bunch of [expletive]!” she said of academics pushing acceptance of pedophilia.

Some have started to make the case in academic circles that paedophilia should not be classified as a mental disease but rather as just another sexual preference. Additionally, a therapist who works with paedophiles expressed his opinion that paedophilia is in the process of normalisation.

Normalizing paedophilia ultimately could lead to a major cultural change — elevating paedophilia to a protected class. According to Uhler, “they are going to push to have it recognised as a sexual orientation, which would grant it civil rights status.”

In both strikes, AFRICOM claimed its “initial assessment” found no civilians were killed or injured, but the Pentagon is notorious for undercounting civilian casualties in Somalia. There is virtually no accountability for US airstrikes in the country as the war is severely underreported in US media. President Biden has escalated the air war in Somalia since he ordered the deployment of up to 500 troops to the country in May.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Republican for Kentucky) has chalked up the higher increase in defense spending compared to domestic spending as a Republican victory, even though Democrats managed to pass their $700 billion Inflation Reduction Act, which boosted domestic expenditures on climate change and other leftist domestic priorities. House conservatives swiftly came out against the omnibus spending bill. Thirteen House Republicans wrote a letter to Senate Republicans, urging them to oppose the bill.

In the future, EU states are permitted to ease punitive measures against several Russian billionaires, if it facilitates supplies of Russian fertilizers reaching African countries. This was heavily resisted by Poland and the Baltic states, who prioritize the struggle against Russia to the struggle against hunger in Africa.

The warning comes as more than 110 million Americans are expected to set out for the festive celebrations. Across the US, 50 million Americans are under winter storm watches, advisories, and warnings. The “bomb cyclone” is set to blast areas from the plains to the mid-Atlantic and has been labelled a once-in-a-generation event by the National Weather Service(NWS).

“Some of the parameters of this intense storm are climatologically ‘off the charts’,” the NWS hub in Buffalo, New York said on Tuesday. Parts of the country will be hit by record breaking temperatures along with strong winds and heavy snow, according to the NWS. There are also predictions that wind chills could take temperatures as low as -40 farenheit across the intermountain-west and northern/central Plains. Writing on Twitter, climate scientist Daniel Swain said that the freezing weather could be the most extreme in decades.

More than a dozen smaller earthquakes appeared to hit parts of the region afterward, it said. At least two people were injured, the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office said. One person broke their hip and another sustained a head injury, it said. More than 70,000 utility customers were without power in Humboldt County as of 9 am Eastern Time Tuesday, according to the online outage tracker Poweroutage.us.

A section of the historic Fernbridge in Ferndale was closed due to "possible seismic damage," the California Department of Transportation said. In a photo it shared online, cracks could be seen on the bridge.

The report was published by the Intelligence Ministry in the vein of the type of reports issued in the United States and other Western countries. A copy was obtained by The Jerusalem Post. According to the report, it may not be easy for Israel to maintain a geopolitical balance between positive relations with the US, China and Russia as these powers move from open competition to greater conflict.

The annual Davos conference acts as an ultra exclusive in-person narrative and ideas exchange for this hand-picked ruling class. The WEF is led by frontman and president Klaus Schwab, who advocates for a “green transition” through his misleadingly named “stakeholder capitalism” agenda, which amounts to technocratic tyranny.

Movements such as The Great Reset, Build Back Better, and the ESG agenda were pieced together by WEF “stakeholders” at previous Davos confabs.

The programme for Davos 2023 includes events such as:

• “Why We Need Battery Passports”
• “Leading The Charge Through Earth’s New Normal” (Featuring Al Gore)
• “A Living Wage For All”
• “Enabling An Equitable Transition”
• “Beyond The Rainbow: Advancing LGBTQ+ Rights”
• “Advancing Racial and Ethnic Equity” (Moderated by CNN)
• “Decarbonizing Supply Chains” (Moderated by Chinese state television)
• “Finding The Right Balance For Crypto”
• “Tackling Harm In The Digital Era”

Speakers for Davos 2023 include:

• WHO Director Tedros Adhanom
• Laurence D Fink, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, BlackRock Inc
• Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary-General of NATO
• Shou Zi Chew, Chief Executive Officer, TikTok
• Shamina Singh, President, Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, Mastercard
• Former Vice President Al Gore
• Hilde Schwab, Klaus Schwab’s wife
• Tian Wei, Host, China Global Television Network
• Elena Cherney, Chief News Editor of The Wall Street Journal
• Ina Fried, Chief Technology Correspondent, Axios
• Brad Smith, President and Vice-Chair, Microsoft Corp
• Hadley Gamble, Anchor, CNBC
• Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands
• Stacy-Marie Ishmael, Managing Editor, Crypto, Bloomberg News
• Larry Madowo, Correspondent, CNN
• Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle
• Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple

In recent months, the WEF agenda has received fierce blowback in the United States from both the civilian population and leaders of free states in America. It is not yet clear what the American contingent at Davos will look like for the 2023 meeting.

During the hearing, when asked by Dutch politician Ross if the Pfizer COVID vaccine was tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market, Janine Small responded while smiling, “Regarding the question around did we know about stopping immunization before it entered the market? No. We have to really move at the speed of science to really understand what is taking place in the market.”

This statement was confirmed by an unredacted Pfizer agreement from a FOIA request with the Slovenian government. Here is a little snippet that indicates that Pfizer is evolving each component of the “vaccine”, presumably advising all deviations from clinical trial dosages and regimens to each EU member state (and every other country that has taken Pfizer injections).

“The Participating Member State acknowledges that the Vaccine and materials related to the Vaccine, and their components and constituent materials are being rapidly developed due to the emergency circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic and will continue to be studied after provision of the Vaccine to the Participating Member States under the APA,” according to the documents.

“The Participating Member State further acknowledges that the long-term effects and efficacy of the Vaccine are not currently known and that there may be adverse effects from the Vaccine that are not currently known.” Reports from the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) including non-domestic reports showed there are now over 1.4 million cases of COVID-19 vaccine adverse reactions including more than 32,828 deaths through December 9, 2022.

After two years, FDA finally admitted Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine had been linked to blood clotting in older individuals based on the result of one of the largest studies of elderly persons aged 65 years and above. The new study states that the FDA “strongly believes the potential benefits of COVID-19 vaccination outweigh the potential risks of COVID-19 infection.” No evidence was cited in support of the belief.