Signs of the Times - SOTT

3 weeks ago | sott.net | Chris Dolce |Doe Ray

© Washington County Sheriff's Office / Facebook The twister caused severe damage throughout the county southwest of Lexington. At least one person died in Washington County, Kentucky, when a powerful tornado left widespread damage Friday morning. The county's sheriff's office confirmed the death and multiple injuries in a Facebook post at 9:48 a.m. EDT, about two hours after the twister struck the area located about 50 miles southwest of Lexington.

1 month ago | sott.net | John Leake

purchase of BioNTech stock. [First published on April 22, 2024]IMPORTANT ARTICLE:The non-existent Covid Pandemic was "announced" in September 2019. ***Reviewing BioNTech's Disclosure of Classes of Share Capital for the year ended December 31, 2019, I noticed the following:On August 30, 2019, BioNTech entered into agreements with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF).

2 months ago | sott.net | Celia Farber |Ned Ludd

I'm writing this now, because Celia Farber has written an article exploring a toxic connection between citric acid, a very common ingredient in food and nutritional supplements, and Aspergillus Fumigatus, a mold/fungus. That mold was used in secret US Army experiments on US citizens. NY Times, December 23, 1976: "In one test in a warehouse at Mechanicsburg, the Army used a fungal substance that it acknowledged could cause disease.

2 months ago | sott.net | Conor Byrne

A backyard attack by a cassowary has led to concerns some of the large flightless birds in Far North Queensland are growing aggressively accustomed to people feeding them. A man in his 70s was left bleeding by an adult cassowary at Cardwell, 150km south of Cairns, on Friday, Queensland's Department of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI) said. A Queensland Ambulance Service crew took the man to Tully Hospital for treatment to a wound several centimetres long on the back of a thigh.

Mar 21, 2025 | sott.net | Ned Ludd |Patrick Donnelly

Computer scientist Stephen Thaler again told his 'Creativity Machine' can't earn a ©Updated The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has affirmed a lower court ruling that content created by an AI model without human input cannot be copyrighted. The plaintiff in this case is computer scientist Stephen Thaler, who developed a machine-learning system called the Creativity Machine that produced an image titled, A Recent Entrance to Paradise.