News Burst 15 August 2020 – Live Feed

• YouTube has reviewed its rules for content that appears on its platform in order to prevent interference in the upcoming presidential election in the United States as well as the spread of disinformation. The video-sharing website, which has two billion users worldwide, said it would remove “content encouraging others to interfere with democratic processes, such as obstructing or interrupting voting procedures”, for example videos giving instructions on how to create long voting lines and other information that can be used to make it harder for people to vote. According to another rule, videos that contain “hacked” information “the disclosure of which may interfere with democratic processes, such as elections and censuses” will be removed from YouTube. This means any whistleblower that would want to reveal wrongdoing on the part of a presidential candidate would not be able to do so after YouTube implements the new policy. The company’s announcement comes after Google, which owns YouTube, said earlier this month that it would ban ads that contain hacked information.

• Jean-Luc Brunel, who gained prominence by leading a modeling agency and discovering such iconic models as Christy Turlington and Milla Jovovich, has been in hiding ever since Epstein was arrested in 2019 on charges of running a sex trafficking network. Never-before-seen photos appear to show Ghislaine Maxwell, former girlfriend and companion of Jeffrey Epstein having fun with Jean-Luc Brunel on Epstein’s private island. The images show Maxwell playfully wrestling with the Frenchmen at the Little Saint James, where Epstein’s alleged victims claim the billionaire abused women and underage girls together with his powerful friends. ​A source, who visited the island, told The Sun that the images were taken in 2003. “On this occasion, she had just returned from the gym and was eating when Jean-Luc suddenly grabbed her”, the source told the newspaper. Brunel fled Europe and went to the United States after he was accused by several models of sexual abuse. Virginia Giuffre, claimed was a cover for sex trafficking. The woman also claimed the French model scout presented Epstein with 12-year-old twins for his birthday.

• Over 160 people have died and 128 others have been injured in about 445 incidents of landslides, flash floods, and rain-induced calamities since late May, according to Nepal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority statistics. At least five people were killed and 38 others went missing following a landslide, triggered by heavy rains, that swept away dozens of houses on Friday in Nepal’s Sindhupalchok district, 65 km from the capital city of Kathmandu, local media reported. The landslide descended from Lama Tole on Friday, flattening over 30 houses in north-central areas of Nepal, including Lidimo Lama Tole, Jugal Rural Municipality-2 in Sindhupalchok, reported The Kathmandu Post. Nepali Army choppers were pressed into service in the affected area to conduct a rescue mission. They airlifted survivors to hospitals. A 14-member rescue team from the Army is also participating in relief measures. Governing Nepal Communist Party lawmaker Agni Prasad Sapkota, who reached the affected place to take stock of the situation, confirmed that over three dozen people were missing and most of the survivors are in bad condition, with broken limbs.

• A sample of chicken wings imported to China from Brazil recently tested positive for COVID-19, prompting Chinese officials to warn residents to exercise increased caution when buying imported frozen foods. In a release dated August 13, Chinese officials with the Shenzhen Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters Office revealed that they became aware of the contamination after an August 11 inspection of imported chicken returned a positive COVID-19 test the following day. Tracing the packaging’s registration number, Bloomberg reported that the contaminated chicken was imported to the Chinese city of Shenzhen from an Aurora Alimentos plant in Brazil’s Santa Catarina state. In line with health procedures, Chinese officials immediately traced and conducted tests on everyone who may have come in contact with the food products. The Shenzhen notice indicates that all individuals tested negative for the novel coronavirus.

• Fox News host Jeanine Pirro said she has a “strong feeling” Joe Biden’s name won’t appear on ballots in November. “For some reason, I just have this feeling that Joe Biden isn’t going to be on the ticket,” Pirro said Wednesday on Fox News’s The Five. “I have a sense that something’s going to happen before the election, and he’s not even going to be on the ticket, so don’t even ask me if he’s going to make the four years.” She made the comment right after Biden, 77, made his first public appearance with Sen. Kamala Harris since picking her as his running mate.

• The American Ornithological Society is the latest organization to shed a problematic name from the past. The organization has announced it is renaming the McCown’s longspur, a little prairie bird native to the Southwest and northern Plains that originally was named after Confederate Gen. John Porter McCown. The bird will now be known as the thick-billed longspur. How did a little bird get to be named after a Civil War figure in the first place? McCown was an amateur birder who kept regular records of birds he saw in his travels, so it’s not surprising one of the new species he came across was named after him. However, in an age when people are confronting just how much weight a name can carry — whether it’s a football team, a celestial body or a snack food — that kind of problematic association could definitely offend and alienate a lot of people, as well as attract criticism.

• In a move to combat exceptionally high obesity rates in the country—73% of the population are considered to be overweight—the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca has banned the sale of sugary drinks and high-calorie foods to children. The state finally brought in the measures after the coronavirus pandemic highlighted that the obesity crisis, along with other comorbidities such as diabetes and hypertension, are potentially increasing people’s risk of severe illness from Covid-19. The bill was presented by Magaly López Domínguez, an Oaxaca lawmaker, and proposes fines and possible store closures for selling soft drinks and sweets to children. “It’s important to finally put the brakes on this industry, which has already sickened our country and our children,” she said.

• With Indonesia celebrating 75 years of independence on Monday and the United Nations commemorating 75 years of its establishment next month, Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi has called on members of the UN Security Council to maintain peace in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The minister also called for a critical reflection on the organization’s role as the world faces unprecedented challenges caused by the coronavirus. As president of the UNSC this month, Indonesia held a high-level open debate on peace and the pandemic on Wednesday. The meeting was attended by all council members and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, former secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon and the director of the Center on International Cooperation at New York University, Sarah Cliffe.

• Chinese diners are being told to order less food as part of a campaign by President Xi Jinping to tackle waste and embrace thrift. “Operation empty plate” aims to overturn the ingrained cultural habit of ordering extra food for group meals. Xi was quoted in state media this week as saying food waste is “shocking and distressing,” adding it was “necessary to maintain crisis awareness regarding food security”. “This year’s impact of the coronavirus pandemic has further sounded the alarm for us.” Regional catering groups responded to Xi’s call by embracing a so-called “N-1 policy” — urging groups of customers to order one dish fewer than the number of diners at a table. The campaign also suggests restaurants serve smaller or half-portions for lone diners. A 2018 report by the Chinese Academy of Sciences claimed the average restaurant diner wasted 93 grams (3 ounces) of food every meal, contributing to the 18 million tons of food large cities throw away every year. Public concerns over food security have increased in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, which initially saw panic-buying and shortages in locked-down cities. Worries have been compounded by severe floods that have devastated vast swathes of farmland in the Yangtze river delta — where around half of China’s agricultural production takes place — disrupting harvests and leading to a rise in food prices. “First of all we should change our national tradition of loving to keep up appearances, we always feel that ordering one dish between two people is shameful,” wrote one user on Weibo.

• The Number sequences of Grabovoi are a method to rebalance the frequencies of the organism to bring it back to health. Grabovoi, who, with the utmost naturalness, stated not only that he had already found the cure to eradicate the virus, but that he was ready to make it immediately available to science for regular experimentation. Grigori Grabovoi is a Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Academician, the author of the discovery of creating field of information and original works on the forecasting of future events, their control, correction; he is the author of the Teachings “About salvation and harmonious development”. Grabovoi numbers use Radionic signatures to heal various health ailments. Number series for CORONAVIRUS that is identified in China: 4986489, 54874897.

• Former FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith will plead guilty to one count of making a false statement regarding his involvement in the agency’s actions against the Trump campaign during the 2016 US election, according to the Associated Press. In November, the New York Times revealed that Clinesmith was under criminal investigation for allegedly doctoring materials used to obtain renewals of the Carter Page surveillance warrant. Clinesmith -who worked on both the Hillary Clinton email investigation and the Russia probe, was part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team, and interviewed Trump campaign advisor George Papadopoulos. Clinesmith, a 37-year-old graduate of Georgetown Law, “took an email from an official at another federal agency that contained several factual assertions, then added material to the bottom that looked like another assertion from the email’s author, when it was instead his own understanding,” according to the report.

Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton Next to Epstein’s Late ‘Complicit’ Maid

Jun-Lyn Fontanilla, who died in 2016, was a housekeeper in Jeffrey Epstein’s lavish Manhattan mansion for a decade and, according to the late financier’s accusers, “facilitated” much of his sexual abuse. Eerie pictures have surfaced showing Prince Andrew and other big names from the world of politics and business posing with Jun-Lyn Fontanilla, also known as Rosalyn – Jeffery Epstein’s “complicit” maid, as she was referred to in a testimony by one of the financier’s accusers.

2010 photos posted on Facebook by the maid and reported on by The Sun, show the prince standing between her and her husband, who reportedly worked alongside her at Epstein’s New York mansion for over a decade. There are also several smiley snaphots with the prince’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, who is also believed to have been close to the late convicted paedophile after he lent her money at the time of her divorce from Andrew.

Istanbul, Turkey – August 5, 2020

Arcturian Mothership flashing Lights and coming in close to be filmed. Neioh

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The incoming southern active region is producing ejecta.

Tropical Storm Josephine

NW of the Lesser Antilles. Wind 35-45 kts – Pressure 1004 hPa – Moving W-NW at 14 kts – Slowly intensifying.

14 August 2020

Europe – M4.6 Creete, Greece

Africa – M5.0 Tanzania

North America – M3.7 Idaho

Central America – M5.3 Mexico

South America – M5.0 Peru

Asia – M4.8 Tajikistan

Pacific – M5.2 South of Tonga

Deepest EQ – M4.4 539 km Fiji

Here we see the earthquakes of 13 and 14 August, the push from the east, nearing the M5 magnitude, after the M4.8 in Northern Afghanistan has already reached the Mediterranean, which was feeling the effects of the transit of the previous seismic wave. This new transit is likely to be released on the surface with some movements on the M3, even low M4. Italy has seen movements on the M2 in the center and in the north so it is possible that the south sees this movement. The image also shows a new quake in Tanzania that continues to put pressure on the African plate.