Month: April 2020

Soccer Star Kyle Walker Apologizes After Reportedly Hosting Party With Escorts During Coronavirus Lockdown

Patriots4Truth

Soccer star Kyle Walker has apologized for his alleged actions during lockdown in England. According to the Sun, the Manchester City soccer player hosted a party with two escorts during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic at the end of March. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football) The alleged party took place one day before he filmed a PSA urging people to stay home and save lives. The Sun reported that the escorts were invited over for a “three-hour sex session” during the ongoing crisis. Now, the team is…

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Yes, Capt. Crozier Should Have Been Relieved Of His Command

Patriots4Truth

U.S. Navy aircraft carriers live by the phrase “complacency kills.” There are so many different ways to die aboard an aircraft carrier, it should be the setting for a Final Destination film. Rotors, props, engines, exhausts, wires, wheels, catapults, and Davy Jones’ locker all pose a constant threat to the sailor and Marine upon the world’s most dangerous 4.5 acres. Except none of these things kills without the assistance of ones’ own negligence and complacency. While operation security is crucial, and will be the technicality the Navy uses to justify…

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Harry and Meghan Plan U.S. Non-Profit amid Coronavirus Pandemic

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Amidst the backdrop of the broadening coronavirus pandemic, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have confirmed their plans to launch a wide-ranging non-profit organisation named Archewell, reports on Tuesday said. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who formally stepped down as senior members of the British royal family at the end of last month, told the Daily Telegraph newspaper they were establishing the organisation in the United States, where they have now made their home in Malibu. The charitable organisation will include emotional support groups, a multimedia educational empire and a wellbeing website among other things, although…

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Commanding Officer of COVID-19 Infected Navy Ship Relieved of Duty

Steven Good

The commanding officer who sounded the alarm over confirmed cases of COVID-19 on a US Naval vessel, has been relieved of duty. Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly announced late last week that the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, now docked in Guam, was relieved “at my direction.” Navy Capt. Brett Crozier, the carrier’s commander, was sacked after he was accused of leaking a letter to the media that went “outside the chain of command” pleading for help after more than 100 sailors on board tested positive…

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God forbid you hear from the President … and the doctors

Larry Horist

MSNBC and CNN have reached a new and unimaginable low.  They have decided that it is better to hear their spin on the White House Coronavirus Task Force briefings than to hear from the professionals involved. The management of those two networks now believe that it is in the best public interest for we the people to NOT hear directly from the President and those medical professionals that he has appointed to the Task Force.  Each day, President Trump uses the White House briefing room to allow members of the…

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Non-Eviction Guidelines Backfire Against Landlords

Mike Strong

Many of the states hit hardest by the COVID-19 outbreak, including New York, have been calling for a moratorium on rent payments and evictions. However, this has led to a backlash by landlords who say they have bills to pay too. For many of these property owners, their rentals are their sole source of income. It is part of the cascading effect of the economic shutdown to combat the virus. Governors are urging landlords not to evict renters during the crisis — some even going as far as officially prohibiting…

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Who suffers most from the lock down of America?

Larry Horist

The most common hashtag mantra regarding the Covid-19 outbreak is that “we are all in it together.”  But is that true? Different people seem to have different opinions as to whether we have gone too far in shutting down America.  There are those who seem to believe that the self-imposed collapse of the American economy – and with it, one of the highest standards of living in the world – is worth it … necessary.  Others believe that we have overreached, and that this shutdown is as politically driven as…

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COVID-19 Researcher Gets Magnets Stuck Up His Nose!

Tom Sellner

The things that are done in the name of science! A researcher who was seeking a way to keep people from touching their faces during the COVID-19 outbreak, was himself hospitalized, when the magnets he was using to test his theory, got stuck up his nose! With medical authorities around the world advising people to stop touching their faces to help slow the spread of the virus, Melbourne-based Daniel Reardon thought he would try to make a sensor that could tell if your hands were near your face, he told…

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Elderly Woman Killed for Not “Social Distancing!”

Steven Good

I have always said that a crisis, such as the current COVID-19 outbreak brings out the best and the worst in people. This is a story about one of the worst. The press is reporting the sad story of an elderly woman who died after being shoved to the ground by a patient at a New York hospital for “not social distancing.” The account was first reported earlier this week in the New York Post. According to the Post, the 86-year-old victim, who was awaiting treatment for a bowel blockage,…

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CDC Could Reverse Its Policy on Wearing Masks in Public

Bill Sheridan

As the numbers of COVID-19 cases continue to increase dramatically, the CDC is now thinking about issuing a guidance saying that anyone who ventures out in public should be wearing some kind of mask. According to recent reports, the agency is weighing recommendations to advise people to shield their faces with cloth coverings rather than surgical or N95 masks, which are now nearly impossible to come by. No final decision has been made on the potential recommendation, however, an official said it could help “flatten the curve” of the outbreak…

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