/qrb/ - QResearch Bunker

dough

https://fullchan.net/?728bd622c851ad1b#G1B6tRSorMDBR8GC6Y8uf57sE67QaoKZvdHNFX8iKrcH

FAKE vs REAL

baker stepping down

Blessings all

See u tomorrow,

o7.

qresear.ch is fast now, all right

i baked the bread, locked #622, and immediately got on qresear.ch

<<<<<<

i did run into some bugs using a cell phone (didn't retrieve all the records)

if you do, write ResignationAnon @resignations@protonmail.com

he got back within minutes, kek.

AZ AG BRNOVICH has sent a preservation request to the Maricopa Supervisors.

https://twitter.com/kelliwardaz/status/1442972734934315009?s=20

>>96691

tyF

all of this is disgusting. unfortunately for [them], they will stand before God. just wanna see em get wutz com'n while they're still here.

morn'n baker has the ball

>>96691

>>96697

tybs

C101 US Coast Guard G5 on final for Memphis Int'l Airport from Reagan Nat. depart

02-5001 USAF C-32B ne from Eglin

Joe has an awfully 'busy' schedule today

Lid on it at 11:15am EST so he vanishes then.

United Airlines' Around 600 Unvaccinated Employees Face Termination

United Airlines' 593 employees are facing termination for failing to comply with Covid-19 vaccine requirement, reports said. Meanwhile, more than 99% of employees complied with its policy to receive the vaccine or apply for a medical or religious exemption.

The employees were required to upload proof of vaccination by Monday. Among the United Airlines' around 67,000 employees, nearly 2,000 sought exemptions for religious or medical reasons. The company earlier had said that employees who receive such exemptions would be placed on temporary unpaid leave. As per reports, the unvaccinated employees without exemptions will be terminated on the grounds of violating a company safety policy.

Meanwhile, the termination process could take several weeks. Such employees who didn't upload vaccine proof include various work groups, including pilots, flight attendants and mechanics. CNBC quoted United's CEO, Scott Kirby, and the company's president, Brett Hart as saying, "This was an incredibly difficult decision but keeping our team safe has always been our first priority."

During the termination process, the company reportedly may reconsider the termination of any unvaccinated employees without exemptions who decides to change their mind and get vaccinated. Last week, six employees of United Airlines filed a lawsuit against the company's compulsory-vaccine policy. According to the lawsuit, the company did not discuss with employees its vaccination policy.

The airline is the first major one to issue compulsory vaccine mandate for its employees.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/united-airlines-around-600-unvaccinated-employees-face-termination-1030831182

Citi’s $500 Million Blunder Back in Court as Bank Argues Appeal

Citigroup Inc. faces tough odds as it tries to persuade an appeals court that disgruntled Revlon Inc. creditors should give back more than half a billion dollars the bank accidentally sent them last year.

A trio of federal judges in Manhattan will hear arguments from both sides on Wednesday as it weighs a lower court’s surprise decision that the lenders can keep the money -- a decision Citigroup’s main banking unit calls a misapplication of the law that sent “shockwaves through the markets.” Citibank, which sued the lenders for the money last year, could get the decision overturned, but it won’t be easy, said Bloomberg Intelligence senior litigation analyst Elliott Stein. It would require the appeals panel to dial back the lenders’ key legal defense “in a way that undermines finality in business transactions and shifts responsibility for catching errors to creditors,” he said. Stein noted that the federal judges could also kick the case over to New York’s highest court for its views.

The dispute turns on the “discharge for value” defense, established by a 1991 New York court ruling that creditors can keep money sent to them in error if they didn’t realize the payment was a mistake. In the Citibank case, the bank was trying to make an interest payment to one of the cosmetics company’s creditors in August 2020 acting as administrative agent on the loan when a series of employee errors led to a mistaken transfer of more than $900 million to other lenders.

Some returned the money, but a group including Brigade Capital Management LP, HPS Investment Partners LLC and Symphony Asset Management refused, saying Revlon had already defaulted on its obligations under a 2016 term loan and should have repaid them by that point. Citibank sued the lenders for the $504 million it hadn’t recovered. Following a two-week trial in December, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman ruled for the Revlon lenders in February, saying they shouldn’t have been expected to know the transfer was in error. Furman’s decision was a windfall for the creditors, which had been battling Revlon, controlled by billionaire investor Ron Perelman, over its May 2020 restructuring. It was a black eye for Citibank, which was forced to explain the embarrassing blunder to regulators, including the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve. Chief Exeuctive Officer Jane Fraser in June called it a “massive unforced error” and showed examples of manual processes that need to be automated.

Citigroup said in a statement Tuesday that its appeal is grounded in “strong legal precedent and deep ethical principles.”

moar

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/citi-s-500-million-blunder-back-in-court-as-bank-argues-appeal-1.1659096

>>96705

same to ya

Fumio Kishida elected as new leader of Japan's ruling LDP

Former foreign minister set to become new prime minister ahead of autumn election

Fumio Kishida, a former foreign minister, won a four-way race to lead Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Wednesday, setting him up to succeed Yoshihide Suga as prime minister and take the party into a general election this autumn.

The contest went to a runoff after none of the four candidates got a majority in the first round of voting involving the LDP's 382 lawmakers and its 1.1 million rank-and-file members. Kishida, 64, will be formally elected as prime minister in a parliamentary session scheduled to begin on Oct. 4. Kishida won 257 votes against 170 for vaccine minister Taro Kono, the runoff contender. The results came after a surprisingly strong showing by Kishida in the first round, coming on top among the four contenders. Before the election, Kono had been widely considered as the favorite to lead the first round of the vote.

The triennial leadership contest came amid a sliding popularity of Suga and mounting calls for a leadership change within the LDP. The Hiroshima native faces the immediate challenge of helping the party win the lower house election and an upper house poll next summer. He will be tasked with keeping the coronavirus pandemic under control, finding new areas of growth for the economy as it emerges from the health crisis and dealing with regional security issues stemming from the rise of China.

The election was held in a ballroom of a Tokyo hotel. Kishida was as calm and composed as always when he rose to the stage after the election. "Our country's democracy is in crisis. People feel that their voices aren't heard in politics," Kishida said, addressing the fellow lawmakers present. "One thing I'm good at is listening to other people," he stressed. "We have to show to the people that our party has changed so they will give us support."

Kishida promised to compile an economic stimulus package worth hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the year, adding that the country is facing multiple challenges, including the COVID crisis, an aging population, keeping the Indo-Pacific region free and open, and creating a new capitalism for the people.

moar

https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/Japan-election/Fumio-Kishida-elected-as-new-leader-of-Japan-s-ruling-LDP

>>96691

tyF

>>96697

mornin wakes

moar interested in peeps seein em all as fakers and then doin away with it altogether

mabbe hang Brennan

the rest of them I don't care

>>96700

mornin G

howza?

>>96715

morning B

a little bettah today.

last few days.....suckage.

it's a process...kek

>>96719

hang em all

>>96721

>you always bizzy, sheitz

since da dey we met bro...

keeps me from tp'n trees yo

and kick'n the occasional gopher tortoise ober tha seawall.

>>96720

all I can do

biggest fear is trying to 'feex it' and then fuck it up and have to go to emerg room.

Already been dhere 10 years ago and not going back

>>96728

kek!

EXCLUSIVE:Kash Patel, A Trump Staffer Who Exposed The Russia Hoax, Aiming New Fire At Deep State

Jordan Davidson

SEPTEMBER 29, 2021

Former Trump official Kashyap “Kash” Patel, who helped dismantle Democrats’ Russia collusion hoax, will join the Center for Renewing America as a senior fellow for national security and intelligence.

Patel’s primary focus in his new position at CRA, which is headed by Trump alum and former Director of the Office of Management and Budget Russell Vought, will be continuing his work to expose the deep state in the FBI, NSA, and other intelligence organizations, a spokeswoman confirmed to The Federalist.

Patel first started his work combatting the Russia collusion hoax as senior counsel for Rep. Devin Nunes who, at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, chaired the House Intelligence Committee. During that time, Patel and Nunes criticized the hysteria that arose out of what turned out to be an operation secretly designed and funded by the Clinton campaign to meddle in the 2016 election. As the conspiracy theory was weaponized by selectively leaking intelligence officials and the media figures who uncritically regurgitated the leaks and attacked anyone who didn’t take part in the operation, Patel led the fight to uncover the truth.

Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, who played a key role in the hoax by peddling absurd claims about Trump officials violating an 18th-century law called the Logan Act, later wrote a hit piece speculating that Patel was trying to overthrow the government by uncovering the hoax and holding people accountable for it. Democrats’ corrupt corporate media cronies further targeted Patel for his crusade against corruption when he served as deputy assistant to President Donald J. Trump, senior director for counterterrorism on the National Security Council, and eventually principal deputy to the acting director of National Intelligence.

During this Patel, who was featured in the film “The Plot Against the President,” sought to hold accountable corrupt intelligence agencies for using false narratives to further justify spying on the president and his campaign, but when corporate media outlets smeared him as a discredited conspiracy theorist and criminal, he launched defamation lawsuits against Politico, The New York Times, CNN, and multiple individual reporters.

Towards the end of his career in the Trump administration, Patel served as the Department of Defense chief of staff, which the anti-Trump extremists on the Jan. 6 commission used to subpoena Patel following the Capitol riot. Following the subpoena, Patel received multiple racist death threats fueled by the media’s mistreatment of him.

While members of the same deep state he targets attempt to malign him, Patel uses his Kash Patel Legal Offense Trust to help others fight “against the defamation and malicious attacks propelled by the media” and “give those smeared by the fake news media and big tech a voice.”

https://thefederalist.com/2021/09/29/exclusive-kash-patel-a-trump-staffer-who-exposed-the-russia-hoax-aiming-new-fire-at-deep-state/#.YVRhcVhDSaQ.twitter

Three More U.K. Power Suppliers Collapse as Energy Crisis Deepens

Igloo Energy Supply Ltd, Enstroga and Symbio Energy announced their collapse on Wednesday, taking the number of U.K. utilities that have gone under to ten in the past two months amid a broader energy crisis.

The 233,000 customers of the three utilities will be allocated another supplier by regulator Ofgem. Igloo said that “incredibly high gas prices” have created a retail market that is no longer sustainable for the company to operate in, according to a statement. About 1.7 million customers in the country have been forced to switch supplier since the start of August as rising gas and power prices cause a huge shake out within the industry. Both Kwasi Kwarteng, the U.K.’s business minister, and energy regulator Ofgem have warned that they expect more suppliers to go bust this winter.

“The current extreme price shock that we’re experiencing is one that few, if anyone, anticipated,” Igloo said in a statement.

Together the three suppliers represent less than 1% of domestic customers in the market, according to Ofgem.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/three-more-u-k-power-suppliers-collapse-as-energy-crisis-deepens-1.1659172

>>96728

>homo

We don't use this word on here.

We say mercury-poisoned.

kek

David Daleiden

@daviddaleiden

BREAKING: Judge Orrick, who founded a Planned Parenthood abortion referral clinic that fed pregnant patients into fetus-harvesting program with @StemExpress

, is among the federal judges implicated here.

Orrick censored hundreds of hours of undercover footage of #PPSellsBabyParts

Quote Tweet

The Wall Street Journal

@WSJ

· Sep 28

More than 130 federal judges have violated U.S. law and judicial ethics by overseeing court cases involving companies in which they or their family owned stock, a WSJ investigation found. Judges failed to recuse themselves from 685 cases since 2010.

https://on.wsj.com/3m4Umga

https://twitter.com/daviddaleiden/status/1442977016886685698?s=20

>>96735

Fuck Off wit yo scrawny ass bullshit 'MO

Japan prosecutors seek two years' jail for Ghosn aide Kelly

Japanese prosecutors on Wednesday sought a two-year jail sentence for Greg Kelly, a former aide of fugitive ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn, on trial over financial misconduct allegations.

While Ghosn is at large in Lebanon after fleeing Japan in an audio equipment box, Kelly is the only person to stand trial over claims Nissan tried to hide planned payments to the auto tycoon. In a Tokyo court, prosecutors also demanded that Nissan, standing trial as a firm alongside Kelly, be fined 200 million yen ($1.8 million). The defence will deliver their final arguments on October 27 and the verdict could follow several months later. Prosecutors alleged that the 65-year-old American lawyer and former top Nissan executive played a key role in what they described as a conspiracy to under-report Ghosn’s compensation between 2010 and 2018. Falsifying annual securities reports can carry a sentence of up to 10 years under Japanese law. Kelly has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and is living in Tokyo, out on bail and forbidden from leaving Japan while fighting the case. The Nissan scandal erupted in November 2018 when Ghosn and Kelly were arrested in Tokyo, grabbing headlines and sending shockwaves around the corporate world.

Ghosn was slapped with a series of financial misconduct charges, including allegations he was to receive payment after retirement that should have been declared but was not. The charges against Kelly involve payments of around 9.2 billion yen ($83 million at current rates) that prosecutors say was promised to his former boss upon retirement. Nissan has pleaded guilty to the charge against it over the alleged payments. But both Kelly and Ghosn say no final agreement was made on any post-retirement pay, and therefore no disclosure was legally required.

https://www.digitaljournal.com/world/japan-prosecutors-seek-two-years-jail-for-ghosn-aide-kelly/article#ixzz77royo5UU

>>96740

caker takes da dough

habs a smoooov one

>>96700

02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B departed Bragg after a ground stop and south

https://nypost.com/2021/09/29/gabby-petito-search-uncovers-another-missing-persons-remains/

Coverage of Gabby Petito case leads to apparent discovery of another body

The intense coverage of the Gabby Petito case has helped bring apparent closure to the family of a Texas man who went missing in Wyoming, where the Long Island native’s body was found, according to a report.

The last trace from Robert Lowery, 46, a father of two from Houston, was reportedly a ping from his cellphone in Jackson on Aug. 23.

Lowery was seen on video from Aug. 19 at a restaurant at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village. He was last spotted the following day in Bridger-Teton National Forest, where Petito’s body was found Sept. 19, CNN reported, citing the Teton County Sheriff’s Office.

On Tuesday, remains matching Lowery’s description were discovered near the Black Canyon Trail at the base of Teton Pass, Houston’s KPRC-TV reported.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/29/us/missing-man-found-robert-bob-lowery-gabby-petito-trnd/index.html

https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2021/09/28/sister-of-missing-texas-man-robert-bob-lowery-calls-for-help-in-search-for-father-of-two/

>>96746

https://vir.com.vn/foreign-firms-people-aid-hcm-city-in-covid-19-fight-88075.html

Indonesian businesses and nationals have presented 169 million VND (7,400 USD) and necessities worth more than 120 million VND to Ho Chi Minh City, which is Vietnam’s current largest COVID-19 hotspot. ​

Indonesian businesses and nationals have presented 169 million VND (7,400 USD) and necessities worth more than 120 million VND to Ho Chi Minh City, which is Vietnam’s current largest COVID-19 hotspot.

The gifts were handed over to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of HCM City by Indonesia’s Acting Consul General in the city Yovanka Yoan Siahainenia on September 29.

At the hand-over ceremony, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of HCM City Nguyen Thanh Trung thanked the Indonesian enterprises and citizens for their timely support.

The aid has practically contributed to consolidating and strengthening the fine friendship between the two countries, he said.

The official used this occasion to call on foreign businesses and communities to further support measures and policies adopted by the Vietnamese government and HCM City’s authorities to combat the pandemic and recover the economy in new normal conditions.

Edwin Setiawan Tjie, President of the Indonesian Business Association in HCM City, affirmed that Indonesian firms always pay heed to social affairs and believed that the southern economic centre will soon put the pandemic under control.

The same day, Good Neighbors International (GNI), a non-governmental organisation in the Republic of Korea (RoK), presented 1,000 gift packages valued at 500 million VND to residents affected by COVID-19 in Tan Phu district.

On September 28, Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. of Hong Kong (China) and Deutsches Haus Ho Chi Minh Stadt Ltd. also donated 15 ventilators and other machines with a total value of 8.75 billion VND to medical facilities in the city.

>>96749

With now 82% of its population fully vaccinated (i.e. nearly all adults), Singapore has proven much more resistant to new Covid cases.

No.

Just kidding.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/singapore/

BOWEL42 US Navy E-6B Mercury on final at Lincoln Muni from Tinker AFB OKC

we gonna 'lose' Bubba to Bowel cancer nao?

#623

>>96700, >>96745, >>96752 Wenzday eyez on the skyz

>>96751 With now 82% of its population fully vaccinated, Singapore has proven much more resistant to new Covid cases, Just kidding

>>96748 Coverage of Gabby Petito case leads to apparent discovery of another body/ Robert Lowery

>>96746, >>96749, >>96750 169 redistributed

>>96742 Japan prosecutors seek two years' jail for Ghosn aide Kelly

>>96739 Afghan central bank drained dollar stockpile before Kabul fell

>>96736 BREAKING: Judge Orrick, who founded a Planned Parenthood abortion referral clinic that fed pregnant patients into fetus-harvesting program with @StemExpress, is among the federal judges implicated here.

>>96733 Three More U.K. Power Suppliers Collapse as Energy Crisis Deepens

>>96732 Kash Patel, A Trump Staffer Who Exposed The Russia Hoax, Aiming New Fire At Deep State

>>96710 Fumio Kishida elected as new leader of Japan's ruling LDP

>>96708 Citi’s $500 Million Blunder Back in Court as Bank Argues Appeal

>>96702 United Airlines' Around 600 Unvaccinated Employees Face Termination

>>96696 AZ AG BRNOVICH has sent a preservation request to the Maricopa Supervisors.

#623

Baker checkin in

kek

IRL clear, mostly, mabbe

Australian AF MAMBO30 C-130 Hercules coming outta Pakiland and Pakiland AF AF980 G5 departing Dubai Int'l Airport

MAMBO30 heading back to Al Minhad AB

>>96756

kek

doggo nao

Lucid will begin delivering its Air luxury EV in late October

September 28th, 2021

After roughly five years of work, the Lucid Air is finally close to reaching customers' garages. Lucid Motors said it has started production of the luxury EV and expects to deliver the first Dream Edition models in late October. There will only be 520 Dream units (conveniently a match for the car's 520-mile estimated range). However, Lucid won't be hurting for early customers. Even if only some of the 13,000 reservation holders commit to a purchase, that's a significant volume for an upscale car from a relatively new brand.

Those numbers might climb. The fledgling automaker plans a rapid expansion that will add about 65 acres (2.85 million square feet) to its Casa Grande, Arizona factory. It may need the extra output, too. Lucid plans to mass-produce its first SUV, the Gravity, in 2023, and electric SUVs have lately been in high demand.

The Air starts at $77,400. In addition to its potentially Tesla-beating range, it promises rare perks like Dolby Atmos audio, very quick charging (20 minutes for 300 miles) and a 34-inch cockpit display.

There's no guarantee Lucid will succeed when competing against Tesla, Rivian and rapidly electrifying incumbent car brands. While its strategy is familiar to Tesla fans (its first truly large-scale EV was also a luxury sedan), Lucid is entering a much more established market with competitors that have ample resources and name recognition. With that said, just making it to production is notable feat. EV startups like Faraday Future and Lordstown Motors are still struggling to reach that point, giving Lucid a considerable lead over some of its key rivals.

https://www.engadget.com/lucid-air-ev-delivery-date-214305594.html

https://twitter.com/JoeConchaTV/status/1443224521453064193?s=20

Joe Concha

@JoeConchaTV

The buck stops with... basically no one. Austin now blaming State on evac.

Quote Tweet

Lucas Tomlinson

@LucasFoxNews

· 1h

Defense Secretary Austin says it was the State Department's "call" not to begin evacuation from Afghanistan sooner

10:41 AM · Sep 29, 2021·Twitter Web App

https://nypost.com/2021/09/29/ivory-billed-woodpecker-and-22-other-species-declared-extinct

The US Fish and Wildlife Service will announce 23 new extinct species Wednesday, including the ivory-billed woodpecker — the most well-known animal of the doomed lot.

23 species declared extinctPain

55hr and 17min flight.

https://twitter.com/NavalInstitute/status/1443256327883608065

>>96751

>new cases

don't generally use those stats at this point bc based on failed PCR test w/no info on the number of cycles

how about hospitalization & death counts?

population of Singapore: 5.7 million

no stats of hospitalization

no stats of % of new cases that are asymptomatic

median death rate per day: for Sept, looks like about 0-1 per day for first half; slightly over 2 per day second half ("spiking" at 5 that last day or so). Being generous, that's mebbe 35 - 40 for the month - if they are all truly covid deaths, which seems unlikely.

40 / 5,300,000 = .0000075

= the chance of dying from Covid-19 in Singapore

>>96764

and yet, the deaths seem to correlate with "new" cases, which correlates with vax rate, which creates a large smoke signal......................

17 KC-135s tanker party out of Fairchild AFB Spokane, WA heading ne

SAM430 USAF G5 nw from JBA departure

SAME40 USAF RC-135 Rivet Joint on the track over central Michigan, Lake Michigan and Wisconsin

Charles Ortel

@CharlesOrtel

https://wired.com/2009/12/22-million-emails-found/

== Just in time to Demotivate Never Trump Bush Republicans from nailing @ClintonFdn

FRAUDS==

22 Million E-Mails Missing From Bush White House Found

White House computer technicians have found 22 million e-mails that were believed to have been lost during President George W. Bush’s administration, according to the Associated Press. The discovery...

wired.com

1:19 PM · Sep 29, 2021·Twitter Web App

Security

12.14.2009 05:28 PM

22 Million E-Mails Missing From Bush White House Found

White House computer technicians have found 22 million e-mails that were believed to have been lost during President George W. Bush’s administration, according to the Associated Press. The discovery was announced Monday by the National Security Archive and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, or CREW, which filed lawsuits against the Executive Office of […]

white-house

White House computer technicians have found 22 million e-mails that were believed to have been lost during President George W. Bush's administration, according to the Associated Press.

The discovery was announced Monday by the National Security Archive and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, or CREW, which filed lawsuits against the Executive Office of the President, or EOP, over the e-mails in 2007.

The two groups had initially filed a Freedom of Information Act request for e-mails in the wake of a scandal involving the Justice Department, which had fired U.S. attorneys around the country in an apparent political bid to rid the department of prosecutors who didn't adhere to the White House's conservative agenda. The missing e-mails were also potentially crucial to the investigation into the Valerie Plame–CIA leak scandal.

The groups eventually filed lawsuits after the EOP revealed that it had lost about 5 million e-mails from its servers between January 2003 and July 2005, because the e-mails had not been archived properly per the Presidential Records Act. Among other things, CREW sought records about the EOP’s e-mail management system, about retained and missing e-mails, and about any audit reports that might have revealed potential problems with the e-mail system.

The newly discovered e-mails were apparently mislabeled and were recently uncovered by contractors hired by the White House. The e-mails will eventually be made available to the public, after they are archived through the National Archives and Records Administration.

Photo: Marine One and two escort helicopters approach the landing area on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., Aug. 17, 2009.

Official White House Photo/Lawrence Jackson

https://www.wired.com/2009/12/22-million-emails-found/

Somebody having lotsa fun wit dis

LMAO

>>96773

>>96772

>>96774

restless anal new variant of TDS

Ezra A. Cohen Retweeted

US National Archives

@USNatArchives

On September 27, 2021, the Public Interest Declassification Board (PIDB) submitted a letter to President Biden unanimously encouraging the maximum public release of records under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act (JFK Act).

https://go.usa.gov/xMPXa

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9:10 AM · Sep 29, 2021·Hootsuite Inc.

>>96778

https://twitter.com/EzraACohen/status/1443203804929957888

Jonathan Turley

@JonathanTurley

Trigger warnings are now being criticized as ineffective or even harmful. https://foxnews.com/media/harvard-professor-cites-studies-to-highlight-perverse-consequence-of-trigger-warnings

Yet, our National Archives is bubbling wrapping our historical documents with such warnings without any real debate.

Bubble Wrapping History: The National Archives Moves To “Reimagine” The Founding

Below is my column in the Hill on the recommendations of the anti-racism task force to “reimagine history” at the National Archives. It appears that the Archives are moving forward with…

jonathanturley.org

1:32 PM · Sep 29, 2021·Twitter Web App

https://twitter.com/JonathanTurley/status/1443267572233814023

>>96780

Jonathan Turley

@JonathanTurley

The ACLU Director just apologized for rewriting Ginsburg's words. https://nytimes.com/2021/09/27/us/aclu-apologizes-ginsburg-quote.html

However, Romero claims Ginsburg would have approved removing references to women as offensive. Obviously, no one can speak for RBG but I am highly doubtful...

Policing Pronouns: How “Misgendering” is Becoming the New Battleground Over Discrimination

Below is my column in the Hill on growing conflicts over “misgendering” in the use of pronouns. Both governmental agencies and academic institutions are increasingly treating misgenderi…

jonathanturley.org

2:03 PM · Sep 29, 2021·Twitter Web App

https://twitter.com/JonathanTurley/status/1443275306182266884

https://twitter.com/JesseKellyDC/status/1443255668992094209?s=20

Biden Security Agencies Oppose Blacklisting Chinese Govt Tech Firm.

Joe Biden: Making China Great Again.

America’s security agencies under President Joe Biden are opposing the blacklisting of a spin-off firm of the Chinese Communist Party-linked telecommunications firm Huawei.

‘Honor’ – which was sold by Huawei last November to skirt Trump-era sanctions – still retains links to the Chinese Communist Party, as the Shenzhen city government was one of several involved in the consortium that purchased the firm.

The primary purchaser in the $15 billion deal, Digital China, retains ties to Huawei through its partnerships with programs such as cloud computing.

Despite these ties, “key security agencies are divided over whether to place Huawei’s former smartphone company on an export blacklist,” reports The Washington Post.

The rift is between the Pentagon and Department of Energy, which support blacklisting the company, and the Commerce and State Department, which oppose it.

“They couldn’t agree on whether a business that Huawei sold last year posed a significant threat to U.S. national security.

Staff members at the Pentagon and Energy Department supported placing the company on the blacklist, while their counterparts at the Commerce Department and State Department opposed it, according to several people familiar with the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the confidential process.”

Honor’s fate now rests in the hands of political appointees in the Biden regime and may reach the Cabinet level, according to The Washington Post:

“The issue has been appealed to the political-appointee level at the four agencies, according to people familiar with the matter. If they deadlock, the issue can be escalated to the Cabinet level. In the event of a tie there, President Biden would make the final decision.”

The Biden regime’s approach to Huawei is at odds with the Trump administration, which labeled the firm a “national security threat” and Chinese military collaborator. Trump’s State Department also noted Huawei is used as an “instrument not only for making money but also for pursuing the Party-State’s agenda and fulfilling its strategic objectives […] deeply enmeshed in Beijing’s system of oppression at home and its increasingly assertive strategic ambitions globally.”

Beyond aiding Beijing’s quest for global tech supremacy, Huawei devices routinely provide the regime with backdoor access to user data.

https://thenationalpulse.com/news/biden-security-officials-oppose-honor-blacklist/

>>96346 pb

SATAN91 USAF KC-46A Pegasus tanker west from Eglin AFB overnight

>>96788

U.S. Debt-Limit Measures May Run Out in Late October, CBO Says

The U.S. Treasury is likely to exhaust its ability to borrow as soon as late October, according to the Congressional Budget Office, in the latest warning to lawmakers following their failed efforts to address the debt ceiling this week.

Barring an increase or suspension of the debt limit, the Treasury will run out of cash along with special measures to avoid a federal payments default by late October or early November, the nonpartisan CBO said in a report Wednesday. That echoes the calculation the CBO provided in July and compares with the Treasury’s estimate of Oct. 18, released by Secretary Janet Yellen on Tuesday.

A two-year suspension of the debt limit expired July 31, prompting Treasury to commence special measures including halting new investments into several federal employee retirement funds to conserve cash.

Once those measures to pay government debts are exhausted, the U.S. would enter a technical default and be forced to delay making payments to lenders. Yellen said Tuesday this would be “catastrophic” and could lead to a “financial crisis” and recession.

With Republicans attempting to force Democrats to use an involved parliamentary procedure to boost the debt limit on their own, a partisan impasse has been hit on the matter. Lawmakers also have to enact a stopgap spending bill to keep the federal government funded past the end of the fiscal year on Thursday, and avert a shutdown.

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As Americans suffer through the worst influenza outbreak in almost a decade, a Japanese drugmaker says it has developed a pill that can kill the virus within a day. But even if the experimental drug lives up to the claim, it likely won’t be available in the U.S. until next year at the earliest.

A late-stage trial on Japanese and American flu patients found that for the people who took the Shionogi & Co. compound, the median time taken to wipe out the virus was 24 hours. That is much quicker than any other flu drug on the market, including Roche AG’s Tamiflu, which the trial showed took three times longer to achieve the same result. Quickly killing the virus could reduce its contagious effects, Shionogi said.

A late-stage trial on Japanese and American flu patients found that for the people who took the Shionogi 4507 -3.04%▲ & Co. compound, the median time taken to wipe out the virus was 24 hours. That is much quicker than any other flu drug on the market, including Roche AG’s RHHBY -0.07%▲ Tamiflu, which the trial showed took three times longer to achieve the same result. Quickly killing the virus could reduce its contagious effects, Shionogi said.

Also, Shionogi’s experimental drug requires only a single dose, while patients need to take two doses of Tamiflu a day, for five days.

Both Shionogi’s compound and Tamiflu take roughly the same amount of time to entirely contain flu symptoms, but Shionogi says its compound provides immediate relief faster.

Scientists at the Japanese company leveraged their work on a blockbuster anti-HIV drug to create the compound, which works differently from existing flu medicines. It blocks the flu virus from hijacking human cellular machinery, Chief Executive Isao Teshirogi said. Switzerland’s Roche has acquired the international license to distribute Shionogi’s experimental drug.

The flu virus hijacks the cell and begins replicating.

Influenza virus invades the cell.

The virus leaves the

cell and

infects other cells.

HUMAN CELL

Shionogi's compound tries to block the hijacking process.

Existing flu drugs try to stop new viral material from escaping.

Source: Shionogi

Experimental Drug Promises to Kill the Flu Virus in a Day

“The data that we’ve seen looks very promising,” said Martin Howell Friede, who leads the World Health Organization’s advisory on vaccines, including for influenza. “This could be a breakthrough in the way that we treat influenza.”

Shionogi said Japan’s drug regulator is fast-tracking its approval and could approve it for use in Japan as early as March. The regulator declined to comment. Roche and Shionogi say they will apply for U.S. approval this summer and Shionogi doesn’t expect a decision until next year.

Other players including Johnson & Johnson , AstraZeneca PLC and a startup backed by Merck & Co. are testing new compounds to treat influenza A, the most common flu strain. Shionogi’s candidate is furthest along and it says the compound can also treat B strains that infect humans too.

The U.S. has been hit by one of the worst flu epidemics in years, and transmissions are now the most intense since a pandemic in 2009.

The first line of defense is vaccination, although vaccines aren’t always effective as sometimes they don’t target all the circulating flu strains. Scientists around the world are seeking to develop a super vaccine to prevent all strains of the flu, but any breakthrough remains at least a decade away.

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