There’s a kill switch being built into every new car in America by 2027 — and both parties voted for it with a smile.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the AI that decides if you’re too emotional to drive, why the mandatory seatbelt law was always a slippery slope, and how the surveillance state got built — not by the government, but by us, one smart home device and ignored terms of service at a time.
The Alexa, the Ring doorbell, the face scan to unlock your phone — we handed all of it over for the sake of convenience. Don’t worry though, you can opt out. You just won’t be able to participate in society. Here’s more from Phetasy in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
Attention On Deck! Something Truly Big Is Coming!Could the net entrapping corruption reach higher up the political ladder? Might we see bigger names brought to justice, say, the Clintons or slippery figures like former CIA Chief John Brennan?
Meanwhile, we are seeing real deterrence against drug dealers, especially those hauling in mass quantities of narcotics from Venezuela. The Trump economy also is showing real strength.
Inflation has cooled and now stands at 2.7 percent — far lower than the rampaging price hikes, particularly at the grocery store, we saw during the years under Joe Biden. President Donald Trump has appointed a task force to take a closer look at everything affecting the cost of groceries. We’re also seeing continuing rollbacks in the prices of new cars and gasoline at the pump. Here’s more from And We Know.
President Donald Trump wants to make America whole again. He is righting inequities in foreign trade, in the health industry, and in the skies. The past few days have seen monumental changes designed to do that.
* The new trade agreement with Great Britain is projected to increase American exports by $5 billion, mostly agricultural products like beef and ethanol, but also aerospace equipment, including Boeing jets.
Here’s an update on Casey Means, a wellness influencer, who is Trump’s pick for the U.S. Surgeon General’s position.
Trump has curbed gain of function research that was responsible for creation of the Covid virus. This is a first step toward ending the threat of a lab-created pandemic.
Finally, there is a new push to transform U.S. air traffic control and make it a much more capable system to meet increasing demands in the future. This falls under the purview of Sean Duffy, the Transportation Secretary. Much of the improvements relate to tasks performed by the Federal Aviation Administration. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a new trade deal between the United States and Great Britain. This is the first agreement Trump has signed since he enacted sweeping tariffs in April.
United Kingdom Prime Minister Keri Starmer was put on a speaker phone for the announcement and called it a “really fantastic, historic day” coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. Not all of the particulars are known at this time. But British automobiles and steel will receive substantial tariff cutbacks compared to what’s being charged for the same products coming from other countries. Meanwhile, Great Britain has agreed to remove barriers that had previously discouraged American imports.
Great Britain is the 9th largest trading partner for the United States. The question now becomes: Will this agreement lead quickly to others, involving the remaining 170 or so nations worldwide. The more deals that can be quickly reached, the less likelihood of empty store shelves and supply chain breakdowns. Here, Steve Turley calls the deal “a bigger victory than you could imagine.”
A foreign tanker jammed into the main support beam for the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, causing the bridge to collapse and dozens of vehicles to roll off into the bay. Now, many pundits believe this could be the Black Swan false flag that we’ve been warned might happen this spring. Recall one of the key phrases in the warning: Watch the water!
The bridge easily crumpled under the impact from the foreign tanker Dali. It’s owned by a Singapore company, and Mitch McConnell’s sister in law, the late Angela Chao, is listed as the CEO of that company. The question has been raised: Was this a heavily costly accident or a planned attack on one of America’s aging bridges? Baltimore is among the key ports on the eastern seaboard of the nation, handling a higher volume of automobiles and light trucks than any other port.
It’s unclear how long these shipments will need to be diverted or where else they might go. Also unclear: How many vehicles fell from the collapsing bridge and how many lives were lost? Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Here is a second look at the tragedy, bringing together Monica Crowley, the former Assistant Treasury Secretary, with Glenn Beck. The collapse occurred around 1:30 a.m., which could be a blessing. There were few cars on the bridge at that time. It’s now believed only six or seven vehicles fell into the harbor, one of them a heavy truck.
All the media is talking about the “bloodbath” that former President Donald Trump has predicted will happen if he’s not elected. Turns out he’s not talking about revolution but simply a loss of jobs. Like what we have seen over the past three years as the Democrats replace American workers with illegal and migrant aliens.
The fake news lifts the Democrats’ talking points, so now, they, too, are sounding like cheapsuit carnival barkers. Mark Dice shows us the truth behind the charade. We don’t have news outlets, just a phony shell of window dressing over propaganda. These are not scribes you can trust or believe. More like a pack of leftist liars.
Trump issued a tweet explaining “bloodbath” was merely a reference to the decimation of the American auto industry since Joe Biden’s push on electric vehicles.
This week on the New World Next Week: the WHO admits aspartame causes cancer; the BRICS are set to expand as the New World Order takes shape according to plan; and AM radio in cars may be a thing of the past. Here’s more from The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy.
On Noise. I review my “Thought Experiment” comments, play clips about the health effects of noise and of course, add in my perspective. More from Amazing Polly.
