Former CBS News president Richard Salant (1961 - 64 and 1966 - 79) explained the major media's role: "Our job is to give people not what they want, but what we decide they ought to have." ...and to this very day most Americans haven't noticed they're being brained washed! ~ N. Hooben
Saturday, July 23, 2022
John Rich: "Take your progress where the sun don't shine."
Country star John Rich Music has released his new anti-woke anthem, the ironically titled "Progress," which has reached the No. 1 spot on iTunes' country music chart after the singer promoted the single on former President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform.
Thursday, July 21, 2022
Nuclear Weapons and ?
There's a lot of talk lately...
Some serious...some absolutely hysterical...
But sooner or later it's going to happen...
Keep in Mind the Biden Admin & the European Union BANNED RT news at the beginning of the war. If you try to click on RT's Telegram page, you will see a "This channel can't be displayed because it violated local laws".
Metabiota, the US company funded by US Department of Defence’s Threat Reduction Agency (“DTRA”) to operate biolabs in Ukraine, was founded by Nathan Wolfe who is linked to the Global Virome Project, EcoHealth, World Economic Forum and Jeffrey Epstein.
The "local laws" being they are talking about the massive secret the global deep state are so desperately clinging onto.
This is why. Biolabs. Biden. Soros. All of it is coming to light.
Hunter Biden Firm Rosemont Seneca Invested in Firm Tied to Ukrainian Biolabs.
https://yournews.com/2022/03/10/2311970/hunter-biden-firm-rosemont-seneca-invested-in-firm-tied-to/
Hunter Biden helped secure funds for US biolab contractor in Ukraine: e-mails
https://nypost.com/2022/03/26/hunter-biden-played-role-in-funding-us-bio-labs-contractor-in-ukraine-e-mails/
Rosemont Seneca Partners
https://www.conservapedia.com/Rosemont_Seneca_Partners
Hunter Biden, Joe Biden's son, and Christopher Heinz, John Kerry stepson, formed Rosemont Seneca Partners, a private equity firm in 2009 with their friend, Devon Archer. The three friends established a series of related LLCs. It was anchored to Rosemont Capital, the alternative investment fund of the Heinz family fortune. The fund grew quickly. According to an email revealed as part of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation, Rosemont described themselves as “a $2.4 billion private equity firm co-owned by Hunter Biden and Chris Heinz,” with Devon Archer as “Managing Partner.”
Biolabs in Ukraine: Who are Metabiota’s investors?
https://vaccineimpact.com/2022/biolabs-in-ukraine-who-are-metabiotas-investors/
https://expose-news.com/2022/03/20/biolabs-who-are-metabiotas-investors/
Hunter Biden and the legacy of the former US Secretary of State John Keria, Christopher Haine were founded in 2009 and the investment company " Rosemont Senec partners ".
Ukraine 2014: Junior Biden enters the Board of Directors of the Ukrainian Energy Company "Burisma Holdings", and in the same year, a private non-profit organization "Metabiota" separated from the company "Global Viral" with the aim of exploring a pandemic risk.
Members of the Board "Metabiota" are named Hunter Biden, Nil Kalahan, John Parts from the company "Rosemont Seneca Partners" and then Pentagon starts to finance "Global Viral" and "Metabiota". In the same year, "Metabiota" and "Burisma Holdings" began to cooperate in an unnamed scientific project in Ukraine.
Oil creams wife. A descendant of a Ukrainian Nazi, was appointed in 2016 at the place of office of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. In the same year, the swine flu among the Ukrainian army that kept the biological laboratory in Kharkiva, 20 people passed away and the entire incident was covered.
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Monday, July 18, 2022
The Medic
A war story by
Norman E. Hooben, MSgt, USAF Retired
Not
everyone who goes to war is caught up in the shoot-‘em-up scenes depicted in
war movies. Some of us are content to
doing our jobs behind the lines…psychologically it had a sense of safety. But it wasn’t always that way.
There
were occasions where we were sitting up on the Sentry Dog’s kennel roof watching
fire fights on the horizon while drinking beer and smoking cigarettes in the
middle of the night. This happened on
more than one occasion, and we could not tell who the enemy was. Tracers (a bullet coated with wax that would
burn in flight) could be seen going from left to right, and right to left. Who were the VC (Viet Cong) and who were the
Americans; we didn’t know. That is,
until one night the tracers were clearly coming from the right…kicking up dirt
where we played horseshoes during daylight.
Thinking we were on the ground was probably the reason they were aiming
low, but that gave us time to get off the roof to retrieve our M16’s which we
kept by our bunks. So that was about as
close to seeing some real action and that sense of safety was lost momentarily.
Then
there was the time we got two rockets which presumably were aimed at the flight
line…we were between the flight line and where the rockets landed. Both duds!
Just how lucky can this guy be?
When you heard the whistling of incoming rockets and the warning radioed
to us by the army ("Tan Son Nhut, alert condition red take cover." they repeated over and over.), the thought of this being my last day on earth was definitely
right up there with my family and a lifetime of thoughts that whisked by in a
flash. (By the way, “duds” means nothing happened.)
We
worked 12-hour days 7 days a week even though there was not enough work to fill
a 12-hour shift…sometimes we played horseshoes.
While
doing my job that I was trained to do there was one other exciting moment that
I guess qualified me for combat pay…maybe being shot at also counts? Describing it as an exciting moment may be an
understatement…the whole ordeal lasted about 2 seconds.
While
treating an injured military dog the entire concrete floor of our small clinic
rolled in a wave-like motion as if you were shaking out the crumbs from a tablecloth and the walls buckled inwards, yet everything fell back into place as if
nothing happened. We were caught in the
shock wave of a 500 pounder (that’s a bomb) dropped into a nearby field from
and A1E (aircraft) that avoided the runway due to having only one landing
wheel.
So
that’s the extent of my war stories except for the time spent off duty. We had a country and western band that played
throughout the Saigon area NCO and Officers’ clubs. There were several U.S. Army clubs, one Air
Force, and one Marine club. We also
played at the general’s promotion party (that would be the 3rd
Army Field Hospital next to MACV Qtrs.) Probably the highlight gig was the time I was
contacted by the State Department to have the band play on Armed Forces
television…great show!
Now
the time frame this story takes place would include all the country artist’s
songs of the day…including some oldies.
Hank Williams, Charlie Pride, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn,
Dolly Parton, and several others were just a number of songs our lead singer,
Hank Dauphin, knew by heart and he belted them out flawlessly in a two hour
show with a break halfway in between. Did we have a favorite? Yes, but it was none of the above. It was a song sung twice, once during the
first half of the show and when we closed for the night…with a round of
applause from about one-hundred or more war-weary G.I.’s waiting for those “Silver Wings” to take them
back state-side (That’s what we called home.).
Now
this favorite song of ours was truly ours, for it was a collaboration of
several people including the name mentioned above, Hank Dauphin, and there was
Jim Kay, myself and others whose names I’ve forgotten over the years.
Yes, we wrote the most popular song in Saigon…it was even more popular than a hit song back state-side called the “Green Beret” …here it is, The Medic!
Medic Song
A young G.I. soldier on leave in SaigonWas stopped by two MP's, they said pardon young man,
There's blood on your cap n’ there's blood on your sleeve,
And we may have to cancel your seven-day leave.
The young G.I. said, Sir, now don't take me wrong
For I've just returned from a place call Khe-sahn,
Where the hardships are many and the comforts are few
And brave men are dying for me and for you.
Don't have much money 'cause I don't draw much pay
Just came into Saigon to spend a few days.
Won't bother your women or drink up your wine
Just writing a few letters for a friend of mine
You see, last week my best buddy got shot in the chest
And, as I held him, he told me with his last dying breath
Please write to my mother, please write to my girl,
And tell them I loved them as I left this world.
He left those two MP's with tears in their eyes,
Stayed there three days and went back to his guys.
For he was a medic and his future was made
The dying and wounded would need his first aid.
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| Southern Playboys U.S. Forces Television Studio Saigon, Vietnam circa 1971 |
By the way, I’m a Medic
Sunday, July 17, 2022
Comrade Biden was chosen by his Comrades: The lot of them, anti-American sociopaths!
Else how else could this happen?