For Ancient Humans with Gavin McCall (7/21/2019)
Neuralink: The War Against Humanity Goes Mainstream
Neuralink: The War Against Humanity Goes Mainstream
Establishment wants to insert Number of the Beast tech straight into your cortex
Watch: V for Vaccine Damage Protest at Comic-Con 2019
Medical freedom! Forever
By: The Sun
Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched a gunboat and helicopter raid on the
tanker, which is registered in the UK, claiming it had turned off its
tracker and ignored warnings.
Bank With $49 Trillion In Derivatives Exposure Is Melting Down Before Our Eyes
Deutsche Bank could trigger next global recession
Survey: Number One Career Choice For American Kids is to be YouTubers, For Chinese Kids It’s an Astronaut
By: Paul Joseph Watson | Summit News
A new study by Harris found that the number one career choice for American kids is to become a YouTuber, while the number one choice for Chinese children is to become an astronaut.
Woman Designs Chair to Prevent “Manspreading”
By: Paul Joseph Watson | Summit News
By forcing men to sit like they don’t have balls.
An entire nation just got hacked
By Ivana Kottasová, CNN
Asen Genov is pretty furious. His personal data was made public this week after records of more than 5 million Bulgarians got stolen by hackers from the country's tax revenue office.
In a country of just 7 million people, the scale of the hack means that just about every working adult has been affected.
Report Finds The Average Person Swallows The Plastic Equivalent Of A Credit Card Every Week
By: Blacklisted News
We consume plastic every day. And that quantity is growing as each day we let our planet get inundated in a plastic tide. The thick bed of plastic floating on the sea; the beasts and birds choking to death on plastic; it all used to be a part of the dining table conversation. And then suddenly we find that it is a part of our diet. We are surrounded by plastic and almost all of the food that the modern man consumes is either packed in plastic or has plastic mixed in it, in some form of the other.
FBI shines light on now shut down "human chop shop" in Phoenix
By: Blacklisted News
Several years have passed since Biological Resource Center shut its doors, but new court documents detail the hidden horrors investigators found inside. Former FBI Assistant Special Agent Mark Cwynar's testimony says he observed buckets of head, arms and legs inside the building off 24th street and University Drive.
School District Warns Parents Their Kids Could Be Taken Away Over Unpaid Lunches
By: Blacklisted News
A school district in Pennsylvania has warned parents that their children could end up in foster care if overdue school lunch bills aren’t paid. About 1,000 parents in the Wyoming Valley West School District received letters outlining the new policy, leading to complaints from parents and the community. The letter indicates that the unpaid bills may lead to dependency hearings and ultimately the removal of the children for interfering with their “child’s right to food.”
US to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia as Gulf tensions soar
By: Blacklisted News
The United States has authorized the deployment of military personnel and resources to Saudi Arabia, the Pentagon has said, as tensions in the Gulf mount over the US's standoff with Iran, the kingdom's archrival. The Pentagon said in a statement on Friday that the move would provide "an additional deterrent" in the face of "emergent, credible threats" in the region.
These are just some of the new topics to be discussed on the show tonight.
Ancient Humans with Gavin McCall
Survey: Number One Career Choice For American Kids is to be YouTubers, For Chinese Kids It’s an Astronaut
By: Paul Joseph Watson | Summit News
A new study by Harris found that the number one career choice for American kids is to become a YouTuber, while the number one choice for Chinese children is to become an astronaut.
Woman Designs Chair to Prevent “Manspreading”
By: Paul Joseph Watson | Summit News
By forcing men to sit like they don’t have balls.
An entire nation just got hacked
By Ivana Kottasová, CNN
Asen Genov is pretty furious. His personal data was made public this week after records of more than 5 million Bulgarians got stolen by hackers from the country's tax revenue office.
In a country of just 7 million people, the scale of the hack means that just about every working adult has been affected.
Report Finds The Average Person Swallows The Plastic Equivalent Of A Credit Card Every Week
By: Blacklisted News
We consume plastic every day. And that quantity is growing as each day we let our planet get inundated in a plastic tide. The thick bed of plastic floating on the sea; the beasts and birds choking to death on plastic; it all used to be a part of the dining table conversation. And then suddenly we find that it is a part of our diet. We are surrounded by plastic and almost all of the food that the modern man consumes is either packed in plastic or has plastic mixed in it, in some form of the other.
FBI shines light on now shut down "human chop shop" in Phoenix
By: Blacklisted News
Several years have passed since Biological Resource Center shut its doors, but new court documents detail the hidden horrors investigators found inside. Former FBI Assistant Special Agent Mark Cwynar's testimony says he observed buckets of head, arms and legs inside the building off 24th street and University Drive.
School District Warns Parents Their Kids Could Be Taken Away Over Unpaid Lunches
By: Blacklisted News
A school district in Pennsylvania has warned parents that their children could end up in foster care if overdue school lunch bills aren’t paid. About 1,000 parents in the Wyoming Valley West School District received letters outlining the new policy, leading to complaints from parents and the community. The letter indicates that the unpaid bills may lead to dependency hearings and ultimately the removal of the children for interfering with their “child’s right to food.”
US to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia as Gulf tensions soar
By: Blacklisted News
The United States has authorized the deployment of military personnel and resources to Saudi Arabia, the Pentagon has said, as tensions in the Gulf mount over the US's standoff with Iran, the kingdom's archrival. The Pentagon said in a statement on Friday that the move would provide "an additional deterrent" in the face of "emergent, credible threats" in the region.
These are just some of the new topics to be discussed on the show tonight.
Ancient Humans with Gavin McCall
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