Oklahoma Storm Had 3 Extraordinary Features, Including a “Wrong-Way” Tornado
May 8th, 2024Via: AccuWeather:
Hours after a tornado was documented in Tillman County, Oklahoma, on April 30, meteorologists and weather enthusiasts were enthralled by a severe thunderstorm in the same county because several rare meteorological phenomena, including double tornadoes, a tornado track that looped back on itself and an “anti-cyclonic” tornado, were documented.
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The second tornado spawned by the Tillman storm spun the wrong way, exhibiting clockwise or “anti-cyclonic” movement. This is because the Coriolis Effect, which dictates rotation at the size of a tornado, is never 100 percent effective. It is estimated that only 1 to 2 percent of tornadoes rotate clockwise.
Cost of “The American Dream”
May 8th, 2024Via: End Of The American Dream:
According to a brand new report that was just released, it now takes over $100,000 a year for the typical family to live “the American Dream” in all 50 states, and in 29 of those states it actually takes over $150,000 a year…
A household would have to spend more than $150,000 a year to live the dream in 29 of the 50 states, according to an analysis published in April by the personal finance site GOBankingRates.
According to the report, the optimal American lifestyle would cost $137,842 a year in Ohio, $147,535 in Texas, $159,932 in Florida, $194,067 in New York and $245,723 in California.
Google Lays Off Hundreds of ‘Core’ Employees, Moves Some Positions to India and Mexico
May 8th, 2024One for your, “Laid Off Factory Workers Should Learn to Code” file folder.
Via: CNBC:
Just ahead of its blowout first-quarter earnings report on April 25, Google laid off at least 200 employees from its “Core” teams, in a reorganization that will include moving some roles to India and Mexico, CNBC has learned.
Record Wave of Americans Fled Big Cities for Small Ones in 2023
May 8th, 2024Via: Bloomberg:
Score a victory for Mayberry. America’s small towns, like the iconic setting of television’s The Andy Griffith Show from the 1960s, saw more in-migration in 2023 than larger areas for the first time in decades.
The remote work boom that prompted Americans to flee urban areas for mountain hamlets and seaside towns during the pandemic continued at least through last year, according to University of Virginia demographer Hamilton Lombard. An estimated 291,400 people last year migrated from other areas into America’s small towns and rural areas, which Lombard defines as metropolitan areas with 250,000 people or fewer.
That number exceeded net migration into larger areas for the first time since at least the 1970s, estimated Lombard, who works with the university’s Demographics Research Group.
And Now… The Blade-Less Swiss Army Knife
May 7th, 2024Via: ZeroHedge:
Victorinox Chief Executive Officer Carl Eisner told Swiss paper Blick on Monday that its Swiss Army Knife will soon be available without a blade due to mounting regulations in European and Asian countries amid a surge in violence.
“We are concerned about the increasing regulation of knives due to the violence in the world,” Elsener said, citing new laws in the UK and Asian countries that only permit knife-carrying for work or outdoor activities.
Eisner said, “In some markets, the blade creates an image of a weapon.”
Victorinox told Bloomberg, “The increasing regulation of knives in various countries represents a major challenge for the company.”
Unsafe & Ineffective
May 7th, 2024Via: Aubrey Marcus:
Finally.. a film about COVID-19, vaccines and our societal response that isn’t one sided, conspiratorial or condescending. Let’s look back with 2020 vision at the largest medical intervention in human history. @benjosephstew #COVID19 #SafeAndEffective #ChakarunaMedia pic.twitter.com/B4R075SZqi
— Aubrey Marcus (@AubreyMarcus) April 30, 2024
How Attackers Can Decloak Routing-Based VPNs For a Total VPN Leak
May 6th, 2024I’ve been advising Cryptogon readers not to trust VPNs for a couple of decades, but not for this reason.
My guess is that a lot of VPN admins are checking their configurations right now.
Even if this DHCP exploit is mitigated, it doesn’t change the fact that the VPN provider can see every site you visit* and it’s an act of faith on your part that the provider is not storing your activity.
*Unless you’re running Tor over it as well.
Via: Leviathan Security Group:
…there are ways an attacker who is on the same network as a targeted user might be able to become their DHCP server…
Where Unsold EVs Go To Die: Belgium’s Ports Drowning Under Glut Of Chinese Imports
May 6th, 2024Via: ZeroHedge:
You probably need to see it to appreciate the challenges the automobile industry faces in transitioning to electricity. You also need to come here to understand how the Chinese industry’s overcapacity has flooded the European market.
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Imported vehicles are seriously piling up at European ports, turning them into “car parks.” Automakers are distributors are struggling with a slowdown in car sales as well as logistical bottlenecks that make it hard to alleviate the buildup of new, unsold vehicles.
Some Chinese brand EVs had been sitting in European ports for up to 18 months, while some ports had asked importers to provide proof of onward transport, according to industry executives. One car logistics expert said many of the unloaded vehicles were simply staying in the ports until they were sold to distributors or end users.
Israel About to Use “Extreme Force” in Southern Gaza, Kicks Out Al Jazeera
May 6th, 2024Via: Al Jazeera:
Israel’s military orders Palestinians to move out of eastern Rafah, warning it is about to use “extreme force” in southern Gaza.
Related: Israel Kicks Out Al Jazeera
CDC Tried to Hide Deaths Caused by Covid Vaccines
May 5th, 2024Via: Totality of Evidence:
Citizen investigator John Beaudoin Sr. is an engineer by training and concerned American who FOIA’d (Freedom of Information Act) the government in search of the truth about the real carnage of COVID-19 and that of the COVID-19 vaccines following their rollout in his home state of Massachusetts, then several other states. This page will capture what he discovered.
The CDC uses computers to “read” cause-of-death certificate (death certificate) word entry, to assign an international cause of death code (ICD-10) and convert this data to underlying cause of death. It appears John is one of the few humans to actually read the information contained on death certificates. He has been shocked to find that deaths have been fraudulently reported as COVID-19 and many deaths (inflated numbers) following COVID-19 vaccine administration have not even been considered as a vaccine death, making death by vaccination seriously under reported.
