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Woman shocked by ‘woke,’ ‘cancel culture’ books in BABY section at Barnes & Noble

May 19, 2021 -

(Article by Joe Kovacs republished from WND.com)

"OH MY LORD. Parents please wake up and see what is happening!" says Renee Times, a Republican precinct committeewoman in Palm Beach County.

"I took a trip to #barnesandnoble to buy a children's gift check out some of these titles and how our children are being indoctrinated into this #woke Cancel Culture we are witnessing right before our eyes."

"You gotta be kidding me. I'm at Barnes & Noble. Look at these ...

False imprisonment: Lawsuit against HOA in Florida challenges deactivation of key fobs for COVID-positive homeowners

January 11, 2021 -

But that said, some Americans are pushing back in any way they can, whether it be refusing to stay at home under threat of fines and arrest to filing legal action against the tyrants.

In Boca Raton, Fla., residents of a homeowners association (HOA) have filed a lawsuit in Palm Beach County alleging “false imprisonment” and “invasion of privacy,” CD Media reports.

The outlet noted further that the suit was filed after officials at the Palmetto Place Condominium ...

Liberty Counsel sues Florida cities for prohibiting minors from voluntary choosing to receive counseling for unwanted same-sex attraction

May 02, 2019 -

Liberty Counsel, the group in question, reportedly filed a brief in the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals challenging the constitutionality of the counseling ban, which impinges upon the freedom of young individuals to seek help for personal issues of this nature that they wish to overcome.

The appeal comes after U.S. District Court Judge Robin Rosenberg denied a preliminary injunction to block the ordinances that was sought by Liberty Counsel on behalf of both Dr. Robert ...

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WATCH: In 2006, CNN warned about using Venezuelan owned electronic voting machines in the US… when did they stop caring about secure elections in America?

November 25, 2020 -

(Article by Patty McMurray republished from 100PercentFedUp.com)

In 2006, Dobbs and CNN correspondent Katie Pilgrim shared her investigative report on Smartmatic voting machines.

Dobbs began the segment by warning, “A firm owned by Venezuela could be allowed to take over one of this country’s top voting firms.” He explained that Venezuala is owned by dictator Hugo Chavez. “Critics warn that our nation’s very democracy is now for sale without doing a thing about ...

Cities in Florida Plan to Block Medical Marijuana Legalization

November 22, 2016 -

According to the Sun Sentinel, cities like Deerfield Beach and Boca Raton have temporarily banned marijuana dispensaries and treatment centers until they can assess the effects on the community and establish zoning regulations.

Hollywood and North Palm Beach are also considering temporary bans and other regulations.

“We owe it to our residents and the people of our city to understand the implications of it,” Christine Thrower, the manager for the Village ...

Cities in Florida Plan to Block Medical Marijuana Legalization

November 22, 2016 -

According to the Sun Sentinel, cities like Deerfield Beach and Boca Raton have temporarily banned marijuana dispensaries and treatment centers until they can assess the effects on the community and establish zoning regulations.

Hollywood and North Palm Beach are also considering temporary bans and other regulations.

“We owe it to our residents and the people of our city to understand the implications of it,” Christine Thrower, the manager for the Village ...

Employers increasingly tapping medical tourism for cost savings

November 06, 2006 - Employers increasingly tapping medical tourism for cost savings

Monday, November 06, 2006 by: Jessica FraserTags: medical tourism, health insurance costs, employee healthMedical tourism has taken off in the last few years, with American employer-sponsored health insurance premiums skyrocketing 87 percent over the last six years. The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that American family health coverage currently costs about $11,500 a year, with workers spending nearly ...

VeinViewer gives health care workers "X-Ray vision" into skin of patients

September 26, 2006 - VeinViewer gives health care workers "X-Ray vision" into skin of patients

Tuesday, September 26, 2006 by: Ben KageTags: medical technology, health news, Natural NewsThe device, known as the VeinViewer, was invented by Tennessee-based company Luminetx Technology Corp., and costs about $20,000. It uses a pulse of near-infrared light to illuminate the hemoglobin in veins, making them visible under the skin, which allows for more precise use of a needle when health care workers ...

Elon Musk to deepen Texas ties with proposal for “City of Starbase” in Cameron County

March 11, 2021 -

"Creating the city of Starbase, Texas," Musk tweeted on Tuesday, March 2. "From thence to Mars, And hence the Stars."

As part of this, a SpaceX representative made a "casual inquiry" about the requirements to incorporate Boca Chica and rename it the City of Starbase. According to Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, county commissioners have been notified of the discussions about Boca Chica, the small, unincorporated community where SpaceX is building its Starship launch ...

Left-wing journalists EXPOSED as privileged trust fund brats from rich families with power to remove entire family histories from the internet

October 17, 2022 -

Take Carlos Maza, for instance, formerly of Vox. A graduate of Wake Forest University (WFU) in North Carolina, Maza is known for pushing extreme left-wing views – views so far-left, in fact, that Vox actually fired him.

Maza offered liberal takes on all sorts of issues, framing himself as one of the little guys. What nobody knew about him, though, is that he is a secret billionaire whose privileged family flies around on private jets to their multiple mansions and hops ...

TOTAL election meddling, voter fraud by criminal Twitter

December 16, 2019 -

The Gateway Pundit reached out to Twitter to find out whether or not Loomer would be reinstated after having been permanently "suspended," and the Silicon Valley tech giant revealed that she won't be, even though she's now a legitimate political candidate just like her verified opponents.

What this means is that Loomer won't be able to get her message out directly to the people like President Trump does, nor will she have the ability to get her message out at all, seeing ...

Appellate Court declares conversion therapy bans to be unconstitutional

December 01, 2020 -

In a 2-1 decision, the appeals court ruled that ordinances in the city Boca Raton and Palm Beach County banning “conversion therapy,” also known as sexual orientation change effort (SOCE) therapy, violate the U.S. Constitution’s protection of free speech and freedom of religion.

Circuit Judge Britt Grant stated that the First Amendment “does not allow communities to determine how their neighbors may be counseled about matters of sexual orientation or gender....

Fed grand jury indicts Smartmatic voting machine execs for bribing Philippine official to secure 2016 election contracts

August 13, 2024 -

Election service provider Smartmatic executives, including its president Roger Alejandro Pinate Martinez, a Venezuelan citizen and resident of Boca Raton, Florida, and Jorge Miguel Vasquez, a U.S. citizen and resident of Davie, Florida, allegedly paid at least $1 million to former Philippines' Commission on Elections (COMELEC) Chairman Juan Andres Donato Bautista to ensure that they would be awarded the contracts of machine provider for the elections where former President ...

Surgical robot KILLS woman after BURNING her small intestine during colon cancer surgery

February 13, 2024 -

The surgical robot, known as the Da Vinci robot, was first introduced in 1999 as a surgical device with multiple arms. The robot has surgical tools, including forceps, scissors, scalpels and others, which surgeons control from a distance using an onboard camera.

The Da Vinci offers a wide range of clinical applications across specialties such as general surgery, urologic surgery, gynecologic surgery, cardiothoracic surgery and head and neck surgery. Meanwhile, procedures ...

Jimmy Kimmel blasted for satanic skit promoting INFANTICIDE

November 06, 2022 -

The host of late-night program "Jimmy Kimmel Live" showed the skit on the night of Halloween. It was based on a TV commercial for Snuggle fabric conditioner. First introduced by Unilever in 1983, Snuggle is now manufactured by Henkel after it acquired the brand in 2016.

It began with Snuggles, the brand's mascot, holding up a blood-stained baby shirt that appeared to be slashed. After introducing itself, the bear boasted how it made "towels fluffy, blankets cuddly" ...

Coronavirus harms the brain and nervous system of one in three patients

April 19, 2020 -

Coronavirus-related neurological ailments have been reported before

Around the world, neurologists had observed that some coronavirus patients were developing serious impairments of the brain. In early March, a 74-year-old man was brought into the emergency room in Boca Raton, Florida, twice after he had a fever and trouble breathing. During his second visit, the man had somehow lost the ability to speak and couldn't tell doctors what was wrong with him or even just his ...

Supreme Court asked to decide: Is medical free speech a right or a crime?

March 10, 2025 -

In a landmark case that could redefine the boundaries of free speech in medicine, Children’s Health Defense (CHD), Physicians for Informed Consent (PIC) and a group of doctors have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review their lawsuit against the Medical Board of California. The case, Kory v. Bonta, centers on whether physicians have the constitutional right to share information with patients that diverges from official COVID-19 narratives without fear ...