Matt Taibbi Reports on the closure of the inhumane torture of dogs at the NIH 

Paul Craig Roberts

Trusting, loving Beagle dogs were tortured for years at Fauci’s NIH by human monsters who should be tried and given the death penalty.  How many American taxpayers knew, and would approve of, the extraordinary torture of “man’s best friend” by white-coated criminals using Americans’ tax money?

This is what goes on when government is out of control, as the US government has been since Abe Lincoln.  Even Trump can barely do anything to bring the monster government under control.

The torture of animals by sadists under the cloak of “medical research”–what a joke!–has only been stopped at NIH.  As Taibbi reports, the NIH, the Department of Defense, the FDA and other agencies are still funding experimentation on dogs and cats outside of their agencies at colleges and universities and private companies across the country.  Clearly, there is no more integrity and humanity in American universities and private companies than at Fauici’s NIH.

People who torture innocent animals in the name of Satanic humans are evil beyond comprehension.  The “research” has never benefitted anyone.  But it has made inhumane monsters of people who will surely and deservedly burn in Hell. 

Big Pharma’s entire approach to medicine is wrong.  The chemical approach must be replaced by nutrition and the use of natural supplements.  But a correct approach to health would depreciate Big Pharma’s investments in treatments that undermine the human immune system.

We have the same problem with the food industry whose additives in processed foods undermine health.

Both Big Pharma and Big Food are entrenched institutionalized interests, and they will continue to kill us.

https://www.racket.news/p/timeline-beaglegate?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1042&post_id=163161489&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=dx5km&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email 

Harvard EXPOSED: How Corrupt Elites Destroyed American Education

https://sputnikglobe.com/20250507/harvard-exposed-how-corrupt-elites-destroyed-american-education-1122004575.html 

Is the Satanic Israel Lobby Losing Its Iron Grip on America?

https://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/fed-up-with-benjamin-netanyahu/

With Trump perhaps, but not with the Republican governor of red state Texas, who remains a firm Israeli stooge, as do Republican senators Lindsey Graham, Tom Cotton, and Ted Cruz.

https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-condemns-city-of-san-marcos-antisemitic-resolution 

https://gov.texas.gov/uploads/files/press/Letter_to_San_Marcos_04.29.25.pdf 

Now that Palestine has been destroyed, is President Trump going to give US recognization to a Palestinian state?

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-853387?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email 

Did Big Pharma Make a Large Donation to IPI?

Perhaps no industry is under as much pressure today from both Left and Right than the US pharmaceutical industry. But in yet another case of “the seen vs. the unseen,” demonizing the pharmaceutical industry is at best misguided and at worst will cost human lives.

Author, historian, and friend of IPI Tevi Troy has a compelling article in the April 2025 issue of Commentary Magazine entitled “In Praise of Big Pharma” that maps out the dangers of demagoguing against the pharmaceutical industry.

Please join IPI on June 17th for this important virtual policy briefing on the issues surrounding the pharmaceutical industry, and why we must not allow runaway populism to endanger one of our most critical industries. Regardless of your views, you will undoubtedly learn something. And we will allow a generous Q&A period for your questions and informed comments.

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9E_74mtbRpKPNpwclk-nHw?mc_cid=ff5465dc4d&mc_eid=6241cf160d#/registration 

Bill Gates is the Typhoid Mary of our time

Dr. Anthony Phan, a Vietnamese-American doctor says Autism did not exist in Vietnam until Bill Gates introduced his vaccination program

 “There’s no such thing as autism in 1975, year 2000, year 2001, there’s no such thing — The Gates foundation introduced the vaccination program into Vietnam. Now Vietnam has over a 300% rise in autism”

“When Vietnam signed the WHO, and when Vietnam signed into the International Monetary Fund, the banking system, Bill Gates and the Gates foundation introduced the vaccination program into Vietnam. Now Vietnam has over a 300% rise in autism”

https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1921018603488280884 

Our hosts, Fr. Jon Tveit and Amanda, are joined by Pater Edmund and Fr. Joseph Hudson, OSB for a conversation about the role of the ordo amoris in Catholic intellectual tradition.

Fr. Joseph Hudson, a Benedictine priest of Clear Creek Abbey, studied philosophy before entering the cloister in 2008. In 2019 he went to Rome to earn a Licentiate in Sacred Theology at the Angelicum, later teaching at Clear Creek. In 2023, he returned to Rome to pursue a doctorate.

Bibliography:

• St. Bernard, Commentary on the Song of Songs, Sermon XLIX–L (PL 183, 1016–1025)
• St. Augustine, On Christian Doctrine, I c.27
• St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, II-II q.26

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But then, the only way we might ever come to a realization of what we care about is in virtue of the realization thereof.

The only way that caring could make sense is if there were real, true differences on account of that care, to someone or other, in the beauty of what has happened, given its facticity.

Becoming acquainted with Bergoglio’s successor…

Introducing ‘Pope’ Leo XIV:
Who is Robert Francis Prevost?

Mr. Robert Prevost on May 9, 2025, playing ‘Pope Leo XIV’
image: Getty Images (Simone Risoluti/Vatican Pool)

Now that Robert Francis Prevost has been elected head of the Vatican II Church (stage name: Leo XIV), a lot of information must be processed to understand what his background is, and what his aims are.

In this post, we are featuring three video podcasts and one audio podcast giving first impressions and thoughts about the new ‘Pope’ and what lies ahead:

Panel Discussion: The New ‘Pope’ Leo XIV (Robert Francis Prevost)
with Kevin Davis (host), Fr.… READ MORE

 From Catholic News Service

Powerful symbols: Vatican releases Pope Leo XIV’s official portrait and signature

By  AC Wimmer

Rome Newsroom, May 10, 2025 / 10:30 am

The Vatican unveiled Pope Leo XIV’s official portrait and signature Saturday, revealing the American pontiff’s embrace of traditional papal elements just two days after his historic election.

The formal portrait shows the 69-year-old pope wearing the red mozzetta (short cape), embroidered stole, white rochet, and golden pectoral cross — traditional papal vesture that present a visual contrast to the simpler style preferred by his predecessor.

This is Pope Leo’s official portrait:

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This is based on the traditional symbol of the Augustinian Order. 

The fleur-de-lis has particular significance in Catholic iconography as a symbol of purity and the Virgin Mary.

The three-petaled lily design has also been connected to the Holy Trinity. It is prominently featured in French heraldry, which may hold personal meaning for the pope, who has French ancestry through his father’s lineage.

Beneath the shield runs a scroll displaying the pope’s episcopal motto: “In illo uno unum” (“In the one Christ we are one”), a phrase taken from St. Augustine’s commentary on Psalm 127. The motto reflects Leo’s roots in the Augustinian order and his commitment to unity in the Church.

These profound presentations of papal symbols — the portrait, signature, and coat of arms — traditionally occur in the early days of a new pontificate and provide insights into the theological priorities and pastoral style the new pope intends to emphasize.

Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, made history on May 8, becoming the first U.S.-born pope.