Andrew Huff, the former VP of EcoHealth Alliance, said that Daszak was working for the CIA. EcoHealth Alliance received considerable DTRA, USAID, and In-Q-Tel funding. Nathan Wolfe, the head of Metabiota, an NGO that worked alongside EcoHealth Alliance on USAID's Global Virome Project, had a close relationship to Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
Gas prices are flat and everyone has forgotten that the war is even going on. Even the pro-Palestine people don't care about it.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury expanded sanctions against Iran’s oil sector by targeting the network of petroleum shipping magnate Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani, son of Iranian security official Ali Shamkhani, following their deaths on February 28 during initial U.S.-Israeli attacks. The action designated over 50 individuals, entities, and vessels, raising the total sanctioned entities under Shamkhani’s patronage to over 200, while targeting his network's expansion into global commodities trading. Treasury authorities froze over $130 million held in digital wallets linked to the Central Bank of Iran to block alternative financial routes used to circumvent sanctions and fund IRGC operations. The economic measures follow four consecutive days of U.S. strikes against Iran and the reimposition of a naval blockade, alongside Iranian retaliatory strikes on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz after Tehran initiated a transit blockade in the key waterway.
LMAO thinking that kosher is convenient.
bruh 3 service members just died come on
The winner of today’s Republican primary will advance to the November general election, where they will face Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs.Governor Hobbs is seeking another term, and Republicans view Arizona as one of their best opportunities to flip a Democratic-held governor’s office this year. For that reason, today’s primary is being closely watched nationwide.
While today’s vote is only to determine each party’s nominee, it is considered a major step toward November, when Arizona voters will decide who will serve as the state’s next governor.
Who?
You fucking mongoloid.
Give me an example of any rule that’s fastidiously followed, which doesn’t directly benefit at bare minimum the rabbis deciding which laws to follow and how to follow. “Oh no my religion forces me to be a lazy slob on Saturdays so sad but I can’t come to work today “
The talks, a key outcome of the Trump-Xi summit in May, are expected to be led on the U.S. side by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and will likely take place ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's planned Sept. 24 visit to the U.S. The agenda, location, and the identities of the remaining participants are still under discussion, and the dates have not been finalized.
Kosher (and halal) slaughter has been illegal in scandinavia for like a century and e. g. Norway has really tight import restrictions on food, so Norwegian jews pay exorbitant prices to get kosher meat. Don't see how any rabbis are benefiting from that.
All we need to do is place it under ITAR. Idiots in Silicon Valley decided to train Chinese people instead of Americans and then whined to the government demanding protection from their Chinese state-subsidized competitors that were founded by their ex-employees and built with their stolen IP.
Why is the guy who screams about sportsball doing politics now?
Imagine being so insecure that you don't use features on a website because you think it makes you tough
Laws of kosher, laws of marital purity, laws of modesty, etc. Jews work on Sunday instead of Saturday, it's not a get out of work free card.
Do you have a car?
Go, Marty, go!IMG_1194.MP4
Voters across Arizona are heading to the polls today to choose the Republican candidate for governor.