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Author Archives: Tony Heller
Globalist Thinking
After closing their borders for two years and destroying their tourist industry, New Zealand opens their borders with cases up 10,000% Sweden never closed their borders and is doing much better than New Zealand in all regards. Sweden was viciously … Continue reading
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March 2, 1906 Tornado
A tornado on March 2, 1906 was reported to have killed more than 100 people at Meridian, Mississippi. 03 Mar 1906, 1 – The Missoulian at Newspapers.com This came a few weeks before the the San Francisco earthquake and fire … Continue reading
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March 3, 1966 Tornado
A March 3, 1966 tornado killed 57 people and injured 507 in and around Jackson, Mississippi. 03 Mar 1966, 149 – The Miami Herald at Newspapers.com
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Intended Consequences
“The restrictions on Russia’s access from the Western-dominated global financial system will undoubtedly drive it into a deeper economic embrace with China, in terms of both trade and financial dependence.” Sanctions on Russia Could Drive Moscow Closer to Beijing and … Continue reading
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Ukrainian Democracy
https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/uErBPry.mp4 Ukrainian Democracy
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The Biden Hockey Stick
After four years of peace under Donald Trump, Joe Biden’s energy policies brought war, record energy prices and record high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. The press tells us his actions are saving the climate. Gas Station Price Charts … Continue reading
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Drought-Free Australia
Recent and historical rainfall maps, Australian Bureau of Meteorology “IT MAY be time to stop describing south-eastern Australia as gripped by drought and instead accept the extreme dry as permanent, one of the nation’s most senior weather experts warned yesterday.” … Continue reading
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Biden Recycling The Same Lies From 14 Years Ago
“If we pass our climate agenda we would lower energy prices for the average American family by $500 a month” Biden Adviser Cedric Richmond: We Need to ‘Pass Our Climate Agenda’ to Lower Energy Prices :: Grabien – The Multimedia … Continue reading
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Twenty-two Year Old Soccer Player Dies “Unexpectedly”
When we lived in the Bay Area twenty years ago, we regularly attended Stanford women’s soccer matches. Stanford student and soccer goalkeeper Katie Meyer ’22 dies at 22 | The Stanford Daily
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Flannery’s 2006 Forecasts
“James Hanson, director of NASA’s Goddard Institute, is arguably the world authority on climate change. He predicts that we have just a decade to avert a 25-metre rise of the sea. Picture an eight-storey building by a beach, then imagine … Continue reading
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