Combat journalist and author Michael Yon says global famine is rapidly approaching and immigration patterns indicate that the throngs are all headed to America.
Appearing on The Highwire, with host Del Bigtree, Yon cites the shortages of fertilizer and nitrogen in the food supply worldwide, and human osmotic pressure, which he describes as the push and the pull of migration. Here’s more.
A.J. DePriest, healthcare policy analysis expert, says schools and hospitals are turning a blind eye to parental and public concerns over Covid restrictions to ensure the flow of government relief funds.
DePriest, who also belongs to the Tennessee Liberty Network think tank, says that year-to-date, schools have received a shocking $200 billion from the federal government’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARP) and Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) fund, signed into law by President Biden. She says in order to get the money, schools must adhere to requirements regarding universal and correct wearing of masks, physical distancing, handwashing, cleaning and ventilation, contact tracing, and more.
A probe into hospitals revealed similar relief funds from ARP and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Here’s more with DePriest on The Highwire, with host Del Bigtree.
Risking his reputation and career in a groundbreaking interview last week, world-renowned vaccine specialist, Geert Vanden Bossche, bravely denounced the administration of COVID-19 vaccines. In an open letter on Linked In, Vanden Bossche called the vaccinations “the single most important health emergency of international concern,” essentially calling for a halt to the program.
Vanden Bossche went on to say that sufficient evidence has been brought to the table, but it remains untouched and unseen by those who have the power to act. “How long can one ignore the problem, when there is, at present, massive evidence that viral immune escape is now threatening humanity,” he says. Vanden Bossche shares more of his concerns in this edition of The Highwire, with host Del Bigtree. As always, judge the material for yourself.
