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03.08.26 - 05:18
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′You′re Like A Parrot′: RFK Jr. Destroys Dana Bash Over Fauci′s COVID Lies (ZeroHedge)
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'You're Like A Parrot': RFK Jr. Destroys Dana Bash Over Fauci's COVID Lies
Authored by Matt Margolis via PJMedia.com,
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. obliterated CNN's Dana Bash during a fiery interview Sunday morning on State of the Union, and it was brutal.
The segment aired as measles outbreaks tore through several states, with public health officials warning that unvaccinated communities were fueling the spread of the disease to levels not seen in decades. Those outbreaks trace back to Joe Biden's presidency, when his administration allowed millions of illegal immigrants to pour across the southern border and bring diseases like measles back into communities that had all but wiped them out.
Bash spent much of the interview pushing Kennedy to look "into the camera" and tell parents to vaccinate their kids against measles. Kennedy did it.
He said exactly what she wanted him to say.
Then Bash kept going, and the interview went off the rails....
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02.04.26 - 13:42
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′From high flyer to dead parrot′: former billion-dollar eco-shoe brand Allbirds sold for $39m (The Guardian)
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Once-hyped, celebrity-backed company snapped up by American Exchange Group for fraction of former valueBusiness live – latest updatesAllbirds, the San Francisco sustainable trainer brand once valued at more than $4bn, is being sold for just $39m after global demand for its wool-based footwear failed to materialise.American Exchange Group, the owner of a string of brands including the fashion label Ed Hardy and the accessories maker Born, is snapping up the struggling company once touted as the future of footwear. Continue reading......
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23.03.26 - 17:12
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′Profit prioritised over welfare′: UK′s premier exotic animal hospital to close (The Guardian)
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Pet owners fear there is no viable alternative service after Great Western Exotics owner deems business unviableOn a nondescript industrial estate on the outskirts of Swindon, visitors may hear a faint squawking in the distance as bird lovers from Exeter to Edinburgh bring their brightly coloured budgies and macaws to an exotic animal hospital.But now, the UK's premier parrot surgery, which treats all kinds of creatures, is to be shut down after it was bought out by a conglomerate that has decided the business is not viable. Continue reading......
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