Questions are asked, and Sometimes the answers aren’t based on facts, well here is the Answers to Questions with facts based on experience. I saw my coworker jogging after they had called in sick. Should I tell my boss? Absolutely not. I had this happen to me. I called in sick, went to the doctor Read More…
First nuclear accident occurred in Ontario in 1952, followed by a second incident there in 1958. A look back at these events now that the federal government is compensating workers who took part in cleanup efforts. George Kiely is at a loss for words. On a July morning in 2021, I phone to get his Read More…
UFO Whistleblowers Would Get Immunity Under New Amendment This is a proposed amendment to the 2023 Defense Authorization Act which will be voted on in the fall. From the article: “The amendment would establish a process within the government for reporting UAPs and provide whistleblower-like protections,” For a multitude of reasons, U.S. troops and government Read More…
Aaron Bean demands probe of opponent’s fraudulent fundraising Shameful and disgusting,’ says Bean, demanding federal and state inquiries State Sen. Aaron Bean demanded on Friday a federal and state probe into false claims made by an opponent in the Republican Primary race in Florida’s 4th Congressional District. Candidate Erick Aguilar, as first reported by POLITICO Florida, was removed from Read More…
Chinese investors owned about 192,000 acres of U.S. agricultural land valued at about $1.9 billion, according to Politico. While Chinese land ownership in the U.S. is less than that of other foreign nations, the growth in Chinese land ownership is part of an overall trend in China rapidly buying up other country’s farmland over more Read More…
China’s President Xi Jinping and Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe in Beijing, 2014. CHINA IS USING ZIMBABWE GOVERNMENT TO DESTORY THE PEOPLE OVER GREED THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED THREE YEARS AGO: Chinese firm uses Zimbabwe government money to fuel back market China buys its first African colony for a meagre $40million Zimbabwe is entering its 2nd Read More…
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