(FREE) PAINE IN THE MORNING: 9 things you need to know this Tuesday – May 3, 2022

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Bill Gates Wants Global Surveillance Pact with W.H.O. to Forestall ‘Even More Fatal’ Coronavirus Variants – Begin preparing now for the appearance of “even more fatal” variants of coronavirus in the future. That’s the advice from billionaire globalist Bill Gates who warned Sunday that international health surveillance driven by increased funding for the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) is one way to forestall pandemic outbreaks.

The Microsoft founder said he did not want to sound “doom and gloom” but warned there was a risk an “even more transmissive and even more fatal” variant could be generated. – READ MORE

Hundreds Of CDC Employees Still Haven’t Received COVID-19 Vaccine – Nearly 400 employees at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) haven’t received a COVID-19 vaccine, according to data obtained exclusively by The Epoch Times.

A total of 382 workers at the CDC are unvaccinated, Roger Andoh, a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) officer at the agency, told The Epoch Times. – READ MORE

Congress: US Must Stop Funding ‘Horrific’ Animal Experiments in Russia – A bipartisan group of lawmakers wants to bar the National Institutes of Health from providing taxpayer funds to Russia so that it can perform “abusive experiments” on animals.

Rep. Lisa McClain (R., Mich.) and a bipartisan group of 28 lawmakers are pressing their colleagues on the House committee responsible for allocating these funds to stop NIH from funding animal research at Russian labs. Experiments at these labs, they say, are not only barbaric but are enriching Moscow as it wages an unprovoked war in Ukraine. – READ MORE

The Diesel Market Is Soaring, And Gasoline Prices Will Catch Up This Summer – It was a choppy week for oil markets, but as it stands, prices are heading into May with positive momentum. Oil prices recovered back above their respective 20-day moving averages this week despite the ongoing Chinese lock-downs and a very strong US Dollar. On that note, the very restrictive measures in Chinese megacity Shanghai have been in place for more than a month now and have even spread to other key cities.

At the same time, the US Dollar index has soared to multi-decade highs. So considering the world’s largest oil importer is effectively shut-down coupled with the currency pressures, the recent strength in oil is notable. This speaks to the tightness of global oil supplies and the likelihood of further downside in Russian oil production, as the West pushes away Russian imports. It also signals that oil prices may be finding good support ahead of the fast approaching high-demand summer months. – READ MORE

Restaurant Chain Outsources Cashiers, Now You’ll Have Order Through a Nicaraguan Call Center – Freshii is a popular Canadian fast-food chain that serves burritos, wraps, soups, salads, and frozen yogurt.

In a move to reduce labor costs, the Toronto Star reported last week, Freshii has just introduced a new in-store ordering system that will connect its customers to cashiers outside the country, most of whom are located in Nicaragua, where workers are paid about $3.75 per hour. – READ MORE

The FBI Secretly Searched Americans’ Digital Communications 3.4 Million Times Last Year – The feds still use warrantless surveillance to invade the privacy of millions of Americans. A new transparency report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) shows that from December 1, 2020, to November 30, 2021, the FBI used its Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) powers to search the communications of up to 3,394,053 Americans without a warrant.

Under FISA, this type of snooping is technically legal. But there is a strong argument that it is unconstitutional, violating Americans’ 4th Amendment rights. – READ MORE

Americans warned: Police now authorized to track you via cell phone – Police across America now can track citizens through their cell phones – without a warrant – despite the Fourth Amendment’s ban on warrantless searches, according to a team of civil-rights lawyers at the Rutherford Institute.

That’s the result of the U.S. Supreme Court deciding not to intervene in a lower court decision that authorized exactly that. – READ MORE

Food Shortages In Six Months – The Globalists Are Telling Us What Happens Next – In mid 2007 the Bank for International Settlements (The central bank of central banks) released a statement predicting an impending “Great Depression” caused by a credit market implosion. That same year the International Monetary Fund also published warnings of “subprime woes” leading to wider economic strife. I started writing alternative economic analysis only a year earlier in 2006 and I immediately thought it was strange that these massive globalist institutions with far reaching influence on the financial world were suddenly starting to sound a lot like those of us in the liberty movement.

This was 16 years ago, so many people reading this might not even remember, but in 2007 the alternative media had already been warning about an impending deflationary crash in US markets and housing for some time. And, not surprisingly, the mainstream media was always there to deny all of our concerns as “doom mongering” and “conspiracy theory.” Less than a year later the first companies awash in derivatives began to announce they were on the verge of bankruptcy and everything tanked. – READ MORE