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Getty Coronavirus vaccination rates around the world are low for myriad reasons: short supplies in developing countries, lack of trust in the governments handing out the jabs, and conspiracy theories about whats in the vaccine and its side effects. But experts point to another possible factor which has gotten less attention: the CIA. In its quest to find and kill Osama Bin Laden , spies at the CIA used a Hepatitis B vaccination program as cover in an attempt to collect DNA samples that could locate the 9/11 masterminds family in Abbottabad, Pakistan. The effort was a flop and landed a doctor hired by the CIA in a Pakistani prison. But a decade later, public health experts and researchers say the caper could have helped erode crucial trust in vaccination efforts now necessary to end the coronavirus pandemic in Pakistanand in some cases across the globe. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Victor Davis Hanson: Please, Stop The ''Coup'' Porn! Authored by Victor Davis Hanson, In a recent Washington Post op-ed, three retired generals, Paul Eaton, Antonio Taguba, and Steven Anderson warn of a supposedly impending coup should Donald Trump be elected in 2024. The column seemed strangely timed to coincide with a storm of recent Democratic talking points that a re-elected Trump, or even a Republican sweep of the 2022 midterms, would spell a virtual end of democracy. Ironies abound. From Election Day in 2020 to Inauguration Day 2021, we were told by the Left that democracy was resilient and rightly rid the nation of Trump. The hard Left, for one of the rare times in U.S. history, was now in complete control of both houses of Congress and the presidency. Spiking inflation, supply-chain shortages, near-record gas prices, open borders, the flight from Afghanistan, multi-trillion-dollar deficits, and polarizing racial rhetoric all followed. In response to these events, Joe Biden''s popularity utterly collapsed.

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Janney Montgomery Scott LLC lowered its stake in Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:CFG) by 2.6% in the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the SEC. The institutional investor owned 50,907 shares of the bank’s stock after selling 1,375 shares during the quarter. Janney Montgomery Scott LLC’s holdings in Citizens […]

Municipal Reporter Citizens yesterday welcomed President Mnangagwas decision to step in and regularise all houses built on undesignated land to minimise losses. A number of settlements were over the years erected on illegal land, mainly due to corruption and incompetence by MDC councillors. But the President told a Zanu PF Politburo meeting on Tuesday that []

As the Pantsuit Empire continues to try to gin up war in Ukraine, a war that even the CIA says doesn’t appear […]

Tribune News Service Phagwara, December 21 The Kapurthala police have arrested two members of Badonga gang and seized two pistols (.32 bore), nine live cartridges and 20-gm heroin, from their possession on Tuesday. The accused have been identified as Jasvir Singh of Rihana Jattan village, Kapurthala, and Pardeep Singh of Ratenda village in Nawanshahr. Kapurthala Senior Superintendent of Police Harkamalpreet Singh Khakh said under the supervision of Phagwara SP Harinder Pal Singh and CIA Staff incharge Sikander Singh a police team led by ASI Paramjit Singh was patrolling near GNA University, Bhogpur Gate. He said the team had laid a special naka and started checking vehicles coming from Bhogpur towards Phagwara and spotted two motorcycle-borne youth coming from Bhogpur. The SSP said after the youth saw police naka, they pulled out two packed envelopes from their pockets and threw on the left side of road. He said the police party stopped them and during checking of envelopes, the cops recovered 20-gm heroin (10-gm per envelope).

A comprehensive report by Just Security offers a chilling theory on why there was an hours-long delay in getting National Guard to the U.S. Capitol during the attack on Jan. 6. Mounting evidencesupplied by several senior defense officialsindicate the delay may have occurred because of a significant and shared fear among top brass that former President Donald Trump would use a freshly deployed Guard to invoke the Insurrection Act and attempt to hold onto power indefinitely. Just Security co-editor in chief and former special counsel for the Defense Department Ryan Goodman and editor of Tech Policy Press and contributor to Just Security Justin Hendrix posited this well-sourced theory in their Dec. 21 piece alongside some of the more commonly held beliefs regarding the delay. Those include the notion that authorities werent keen on the optics of having U.S. troops installed at the Capitol and that officials had considerable misgivings about the deployment overall. In November, the Office of the Inspector General for the Defense Department published a 153-page report reviewing the agencys role, responsibilities, and actions to prepare for and respond to the Jan. 6 assault and its aftermath.

Academic and member of CIA advisory panel says analysis applied to other countries shows US has entered very dangerous territory Robert Reich: Beware the big lie, big anger and big money The US is closer to civil war than any of us would like to believe, a member of a key CIA advisory panel has said. The analysis by Barbara F Walter , a political science professor at the University of California at San Diego who sits on the Political Instability Task Force , is contained in a book due out next year and first reported by the Washington Post . Continue reading

Russia Formally Quits ''Open Skies'' Treaty, Saying There''s No Point Without US On Saturday Russia''s Foreign Ministry issued a statement declaring it has formally ceased participation in the ''Treaty on Open Skies'' - a belated move which follows the United States already having withdrawn during the last year of the Trump administration. The Kremlin says that without Washington, there''s little reason to continue Russian participation, despite the more than two dozen other participating nations. "We respect the decision of the participating States remaining in the Treaty to continue its implementation. We wish them constructive and fruitful collaboration," a formal statement reads . " However, it is obvious that without the participation of the United States and our country, the effectiveness of the Treaty on Open Skies will decrease sharply : the area of application will drop by about 80 percent, and the number of Open Skies missions planned for 2022 will severely decrease," the ministry said.

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Tribune News Service Amritsar, December 17 Acting on a tip-off, a Special Task Force team arrested Suresh Kumar of Ajnala for allegedly possessing a huge quantity of banned tramadol tablets here this evening. Confirming the development, Arun Sharma, DSP, STF, said an FIR was being filed in the case. The accused would be produced in a local court tomorrow. According to information, the STF confiscated as many as 52,000 tablets of tramadol from Suresh''s possession. He was travelling in a car when the police raided and arrested him. The accused was earlier also booked by Amritsar rural police for the similar offence. The STF said they were getting the details of the previous case and its current status from the Ajnala police station. A fresh case under Section 22 of the NDPS Act was being registered at the same police station, Sharma told. He said the STF got a specific input that after coming out of jail, he was again indulging in the peddling of drugs. Following this, a trap was laid and when he came out of his house in a car, he was arrested and during search, the police seized 52,000 tablets of tramadol.

SUKKUR: A pedophile, who sexually assaulted an eight-year old girl, has been nabbed by CIA police after his DNA sample confirmed his involvement in the crime in Umerkot.The minor girl, Kaveeta Bheel, hailing from Aadityo village, was kidnapped by an unidentified person, when she was returning from