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• Best of the Web: 'Unprecedented brazenness': Trump and Lavrov in the Oval Office sends US media into hysterics [sott.net]
• US finally giving boot to official foot measurement [sott.net]
• Poll: Most people prefer annihilation by killer tsunami than being lectured by climate change activists [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: First Minister warns Johnson: Scotland 'cannot be imprisoned' in UK [sott.net]
• Corbyn's defeat has destroyed the left's last illusion [sott.net]
• Now you see it, now you don't: Hundreds of billions in gold and cash quietly disappearing [sott.net]
• Galloway launches Workers Party of Britain to oppose identity politics, NATO, support BREXIT [sott.net]
• WaPo revelations only tell part of the story [sott.net]
• The Do-over Duo: Millions to be wasted as 'big egos' Netanyahu and Gantz try again for right-wing votes [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: Peter Hitchens on fresh evidence that UN watchdog suppressed report casting doubt on Assad gas attack [sott.net]
• US intention to announce withdrawal of 4K troops from Afghanistan next week [sott.net]
• Israel forbids Gaza's Christians from visiting Bethlehem and Jerusalem during Christmas [sott.net]
• Schiff: 'I had no idea FBI was committing serious abuses when I said all that stuff' [sott.net]
• NYC paying $625K to mom whose baby was ripped away by police [sott.net]
• Newly leaked evidence OPCW suppressed, altered findings on Douma 'chem attack' [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: ABC's Epstein story didn't kill itself [sott.net]
• 'We've always been on receiving end of US hegemony': Pakistan seeks closer ties with Russia, and has a real chance of success [sott.net]
• SJW scientists: Research paper on Google's quantum computer sounds racist because 'supremacy' [sott.net]
• US isn't weaponizing the dollar; sanctions are the alternative to war, Mnuchin says [sott.net]
• US & Russia won't go to war over Syria [sott.net]

• Best of the Web: 'Unprecedented brazenness': Trump and Lavrov in the Oval Office sends US media into hysterics [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: First Minister warns Johnson: Scotland 'cannot be imprisoned' in UK [sott.net]
• Corbyn's defeat has destroyed the left's last illusion [sott.net]
• Now you see it, now you don't: Hundreds of billions in gold and cash quietly disappearing [sott.net]
• Galloway launches Workers Party of Britain to oppose identity politics, NATO, support BREXIT [sott.net]
• WaPo revelations only tell part of the story [sott.net]
• The Do-over Duo: Millions to be wasted as 'big egos' Netanyahu and Gantz try again for right-wing votes [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: Peter Hitchens on fresh evidence that UN watchdog suppressed report casting doubt on Assad gas attack [sott.net]
• US intention to announce withdrawal of 4K troops from Afghanistan next week [sott.net]
• Schiff: 'I had no idea FBI was committing serious abuses when I said all that stuff' [sott.net]
• Newly leaked evidence OPCW suppressed, altered findings on Douma 'chem attack' [sott.net]
• 'We've always been on receiving end of US hegemony': Pakistan seeks closer ties with Russia, and has a real chance of success [sott.net]
• US isn't weaponizing the dollar; sanctions are the alternative to war, Mnuchin says [sott.net]
• US & Russia won't go to war over Syria [sott.net]
• The Skripals under the US spell at a USAF nuclear bomber base in Fairford, Gloucestershire (before relocating to the USA?) [sott.net]
• Clashes between protesters, police heat up in Beirut [sott.net]
• Kremlin: Many accomplices to terrorist attacks are in hiding in Europe [sott.net]
• China suspends some retaliatory tariffs after reaching agreement on 'phase one' trade deal with US [sott.net]
• Fresh tests to be used for 'strategic weapons,' US should back off for a 'peaceful' year's end - North Korea's military [sott.net]
• Turkey to carry on buying 'vital' S-400 from Russia 'whatever the consequences' - FM Cavusoglu [sott.net]

• US finally giving boot to official foot measurement [sott.net]
• Israel forbids Gaza's Christians from visiting Bethlehem and Jerusalem during Christmas [sott.net]
• NYC paying $625K to mom whose baby was ripped away by police [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: ABC's Epstein story didn't kill itself [sott.net]
• SJW scientists: Research paper on Google's quantum computer sounds racist because 'supremacy' [sott.net]
• Man who stole $88,000 from bank vault caught after flashing stacks of bills on social media, FBI says [sott.net]
• Another one! Over 54,000 evacuated from Italian city of Brandisi to defuse WWII bomb [sott.net]
• Muslim protests rage across India against Citizenship Amendment Bill: Students riot in New Dehli university - UPDATE [sott.net]
• Finnish finance minister forced to apologize for Instagram poll on repatriating Jihadi wives [sott.net]
• Greta Thunberg vows to 'put world leaders against the wall' if they fail to act on climate change [sott.net]
• 'Unprecedented' rise in infant mortality in England linked to poverty [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: Merry Christmas And Season's Greetings to All Our Readers! Get Your 2020 SOTT Calendar Here! [sott.net]
• Indian military warns over spread of fake news as viral video on Assam protests found to depict 2017 mock drill [sott.net]
• London scuffles between police and angry anti-Brexit protesters in mass march on 10 Downing [sott.net]
• State to pay $400K in kidnapping, sexual assault case [sott.net]
• South Dakota upholds death sentence in 2000 torture killing [sott.net]
• Boeing refuses to compete for Pentagon's multibillion-dollar ICBM program [sott.net]
• Clint Eastwood hounded for 'sexist' movie, but is the director a misogynist or a master troll? [sott.net]
• Scientists warn against errors in digitisation of education [sott.net]
• Race baiting for fun and profit? Mere reality won't stop #Resistance from blaming 'white supremacy' for Jersey City shooting [sott.net]

• Archaeologists unearth lost town from Aksumite Empire [sott.net]
• The 1508 League of Cambrai and BRICS reveal how to not repeat history [sott.net]
• Ritual killing of high status Mayan prisoners of war revealed in isotope analysis [sott.net]
• Rare bust of Ramses II discovered near Giza [sott.net]
• Strange ancient Egyptian 'head cones' discovered in burials [sott.net]
• Earliest known cave art by modern humans found in Indonesia [sott.net]
• Roman shipwreck from around 1BC carrying thousands of wine amphorae is found on the Greek seafloor [sott.net]
• Flashback: The first US-led Iraq war was also sold to the public based on a pack of lies [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: The Afghanistan Papers: A secret history of the war [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: MindMatters: Ordinary Men: What Makes Normal People Do Monstrous Things [sott.net]
• Exceptional 23,000 year old "Venus" discovered in Amiens, France [sott.net]
• George H. Walker Bush: The Bush family and the Mexican drug cartel [sott.net]
• Ostrich eggshell beads reveal 10,000 years of cultural interaction across Africa [sott.net]
• The Habsburg jaw: Facial deformity in royal dynasty linked to inbreeding [sott.net]
• How radar detected prehistoric footprints beneath White Sands National Monument [sott.net]
• Elizabeth I revealed as translator of historic Tacitus manuscript [sott.net]
• Ancient Egyptian High Priest hid mummies from grave robbers during Kingdom's decline [sott.net]
• 1,400 years ago Bamburgh Castle was center of 'Northumbrian enlightenment', hosting visitors from as far as North Africa [sott.net]
• The Harappan script: An enigma from the ancient world [sott.net]
• No humans needed: Neanderthals possibly responsible for their own extinction [sott.net]

• Ocean acidification occurred during last great marine mass extinction [sott.net]
• NASA's NICER delivers precise pulsar measurements and first surface map [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: MindMatters: Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder [sott.net]
• Revealing the physics of the Sun with NASA's Parker Solar Probe [sott.net]
• NASA spacecraft spies huge new storm on Jupiter [sott.net]
• Hubble Space Telescope records the best view of the first observed interstellar comet, Borisov [sott.net]
• A 'beautiful' dinosaur tail found preserved in amber [sott.net]
• High-precision map reveals Antarctica's ice sheet bed topography [sott.net]
• 1,000 mile long "Dark River" may be flowing beneath Greenland's ice [sott.net]
• NASA's Juno spacecraft captures stunning photos of newly discovered Jovian tempest [sott.net]
• Study suggests genetics can predict a species' maximum lifespan [sott.net]
• We need to know what happened to CRISPR twins Lulu and Nana [sott.net]
• Granny killer whales pass along wisdom — plus extra fish — to their grandchildren [sott.net]
• MBARI: Thousands of holes discovered on seafloor off California coast [sott.net]
• Electrons flowing like water imaged for the first time [sott.net]
• Predators may make prey get smart and grow more brain cells [sott.net]
• Asteroid Bennu is shooting out rocks - and NASA isn't sure why [sott.net]
• Plants thrive when climate warms, study of last ice age shows [sott.net]
• Jonathan Wells was right: Non-coding 'junk' DNA continues to show function [sott.net]
• Fooling ourselves: Even with accurate info, humans 'self-generate their own misinformation' [sott.net]

• Icelandic farmer digs out horses buried under deep snow [sott.net]
• Two dead, 50 houses covered in mud as flash flood hits Sigi, Indonesia [sott.net]
• 2 rescued after sinkhole swallows minivan near Ocala, Florida [sott.net]
• Two dead, hundreds of thousands of homes without power as powerful storm hits southwestern France [sott.net]
• 6.9 magnitude earthquake rocks Mindanao, Philippines [sott.net]
• Dozens of villages cut off by up to 5 feet of snow in north of India [sott.net]
• Snowfall will become a thing of the pass: 18 inches of new snow in 24 hours for White Pass, Washington [sott.net]
• Ice Age Farmer Report: IT IS BEGUN: Corn shortage Brazil - Food scarcity means submit to Greta [sott.net]
• Thousands' of dead mackerel found in Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand [sott.net]
• Delhi records highest 24-hour December rainfall in 22 years [sott.net]
• Strange sky sounds recorded in Valkenswaard, the Netherlands [sott.net]
• Two feet of snowfall hits areas of Nepal [sott.net]
• A foot of snow dumped overnight on Mount Washington in British Columbia [sott.net]
• 'This is crazy!' Cricket ball-sized hailstones destroy home in Queensland, Australia [sott.net]
• Lightning strikes kill 6 in Malawi [sott.net]
• Thousands of innkeeper worms wash up on a California beach [sott.net]
• World Snow Wrap, Dec 13 - Big snow totals for the US and Europe [sott.net]
• Signs and Portents: Cat gives birth to a two-headed kitten in Thailand [sott.net]
• At least 5 people killed in Afghanistan landslide, 35 missing [sott.net]
• Man dies after being savagely mauled by his 2 pet rottweilers in Italy [sott.net]

• Asteroid to fly past Earth on Friday the 13th [sott.net]
• Near-Earth asteroid numbers grow [sott.net]
• Bright meteor fireball reported over Phoenix, Arizona [sott.net]
• Video shows stunning meteor fireball light up sky over Houston, Texas [sott.net]
• Bright meteor fireball streaks through night sky over Alabama [sott.net]
• ANOTHER large asteroid, discovered last week, to make Earth fly-by on Friday [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: Astronomers suspect 2016 meteor fireball event in Australia was caused by asteroid that had been 'captured' by Earth's gravity [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: Volcanoes, Earthquakes And The 3,600 Year Comet Cycle [sott.net]
• Night sky lit up by apparent meteor over Camarillo, California [sott.net]
• Marlboro, New Jersey's late-night mysterious booms remain unexplained [sott.net]
• Flash of light, window-shaking boom heard in Peru, Illinois [sott.net]
• Mysterious 'fireball' streaks across Oregon sky, leaves cops scratching their heads [sott.net]
• 'Boom!' Sonoma Valley, California residents look to skies for answer following nocturnal noises [sott.net]
• Meteor fireball videoed over Lake Mendota, Wisconsin [sott.net]
• Gigantic, 500ft asteroid to fly past Earth on Monday & come back in 7 years [sott.net]
• Meteor fireball lights up night sky over northern New England [sott.net]
• Meteor fireball lights up sky in Costa Del Sol, Spain [sott.net]
• More incoming: NASA detects three asteroids currently approaching Earth [sott.net]
• They just keep coming! NASA tracking THREE asteroids headed this way, two spotted just 2 days ago [sott.net]
• Kilkenny, Ireland: Early risers spot giant meteor fireball in the frosty sky [sott.net]

• Air pollution interventions can rapidly improve public health [sott.net]
• Ex-NHS psychologists warn children are being over-diagnosed, over-medicated for gender dysphoria, staff fear being branded 'transphobic' [sott.net]
• The benefits of reading books compared to reading from screens [sott.net]
• Eating out is hammering Americans' savings and contributing to the expanding waistlines of millions [sott.net]
• The dark side of plant-based food - it's more about money than you may think [sott.net]
• 300 medical students complete first mandated plant-based nutrition program in the US [sott.net]
• Addiction medicine: Ibogaine-based wonder drug due to start human trials [sott.net]
• Obesity is an epidemic — why haven't we responded accordingly? [sott.net]
• Surgeons withdraw support for heart disease advice after unpublished data and conflicts of interest come to light [sott.net]
• Former vegan influencer gets savaged by fans after revealing new carnivore diet improved her health [sott.net]
• 'Cannot be trusted ... causing harm': Top medical journal takes on big pharma [sott.net]
• Man's DNA changes after bone marrow transplant, replaced by German donor following treatment for leukemia [sott.net]
• Playing sports may play a role in the brain's ability to hear properly [sott.net]
• How myofascial release therapy can reduce pain, improve posture and flexibility [sott.net]
• US flu season arrives earliest in 15 years, driven by unexpected virus [sott.net]
• Buyer Beware: GMO Stevia is everywhere [sott.net]
• Dr. Google Will See You Now [sott.net]
• Hepatitis A outbreak linked to blackberries spreads to 6 states: CDC [sott.net]
• Flashback: Vaccine boom, population bust: Study queries the link between HPV vaccine and soaring infertility [sott.net]
• Institutional Inertia: Is enough being done to protect children from Aluminum toxicity? [sott.net]

• Best of the Web: The ideas that bring harm and weaken the minds and emotions of my generation [sott.net]
• Best of the Web: Ice baths and deep breaths: How 'rewilding' myself left me feeling superhuman [sott.net]
• God Fearers: An Open Letter to Christian Readers of Jordan Peterson & Roger Scruton [sott.net]
• "The cost of sanity, in this society, is a certain level of alienation" [sott.net]
• New research suggests anthropomorphising your emotions can help you control them [sott.net]
• 10 Bad Habits of Unsuccessful People: Instead of looking for traits to emulate, focus on ones to avoid [sott.net]
• Ikigai: The Japanese secret to living a long and more fulfilling life [sott.net]
• A surefire cure for despair [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: Psychologists Explain How To Stop Overthinking Everything [sott.net]
• If memory serves, can it be trained? A new study offers hope [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: MindMatters: Finding Meaning through Mythological Representations: Delving Further into Jordan Peterson's Maps of Meaning [sott.net]
• New dream study reveals nightmares help brain prepare for real anxiety-provoking situation [sott.net]
• How dancing gives your brain and mood a big boost [sott.net]
• Marcus Aurelius's utterly practical Stoic guide to inner freedom [sott.net]
• Ben Shapiro interviews David Berlinski on his new book, Human Nature [sott.net]
• Medical scientists take Near Death Experiences seriously now [sott.net]
• Sleepwalking is still a mystery to scientists [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: Gratitude Heals: How a Neuroscientist Used His Research to Recover From Grief [sott.net]
• A whole branch of science turns out to be fake [sott.net]
• SOTT Focus: MindMatters: The Reality and Implications of an Afterlife [sott.net]

• Winged being observed at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport [sott.net]
• 'Giant UFO' or drones over California town? [sott.net]
• Expedition Bigfoot' scours Oregon woods for signs of the mythical and elusive beast [sott.net]
• UFO hunter claims spike in sightings of 'snake-like objects' in US skies - speculation runs rampant [sott.net]
• Area 51 and CIA vets reveal what Cold War-era radar-tricking program has to do with recent UFO sightings [sott.net]
• Ontario, Canada: Internet puzzled by mysterious howls coming from the woods [sott.net]
• The secret séance rituals of America's largest Spiritualist community [sott.net]
• UFOs or satellites? A string of lights freak Hawaiians out [sott.net]
• 'Didn't match any known aircraft': Navy crew speaks out on 2004 UFO encounter, saw flying 'elongated egg' with 'phosphorus glow' [sott.net]
• 'Seinfeld' actor Charles Levin's death details leave Oregon police baffled [sott.net]
• Missing 411? Hiker found dead in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks [sott.net]
• David Paulides details 'Missing 411: The Hunted' in Edge of Wonder interview [sott.net]
• UFO? Strange 'rotating disc' caught on video by driver stuck in North Carolina traffic [sott.net]
• 'This is crazy': Mysterious UFO lights appear in nighttime skies of Bountiful, Utah [sott.net]
• UFO enthusiasts stabilize shaky 2008 video footage from Turkey [sott.net]
• New book on Elisa Lam case looks at evidence of police coverup and botched investigation [sott.net]
• Exploring the fourth dimension: Possible implications for consciousness and the paranormal [sott.net]
• Missing 411: 'Expert' hiker found dead at bottom of Appalachian Trail embankment [sott.net]
• 'UFO crashed after battle with red object in Australian sky', locals claim [sott.net]
• US Army announces agreement with To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science to study 'mystery materials' of unexplained origin [sott.net]

• Poll: Most people prefer annihilation by killer tsunami than being lectured by climate change activists [sott.net]
• Superman criticized as unrealistic for portraying a journalist as heroic [sott.net]
• They call me Rocket: Drunken raccoon revels at Christmas market in Germany [sott.net]
• Will Greta accept the offer? [sott.net]
• Visually a-peeling: Reaction split online as duct-taped bananas sell for $120 THOUSAND at Miami art gallery [sott.net]
• Tiger, Tiger? looking slight: Indian farmer paints dog like tiger to scare away monkeys [sott.net]
• How to discuss "climate change" with a 'woke' teenager [sott.net]
• Smart cop: Indian police officer catches murder suspect by sending old photo, promising to marry him [sott.net]
• Stray dog found keeping abandoned newborn kittens warm on side of freezing road [sott.net]
• Shape-shifting reptilian overlords distance themselves from Prince Andrew [sott.net]
• Impeachment inquiry cancelled after five episodes due to dismal ratings [sott.net]
• "But I still get paid, right?" asked Prince Andrew [sott.net]
• 'Sums it up perfectly!' Donald Trump Jr uses 'Russian Slapping Champion' to mock Democrats & impeachment inquiry into his dad [sott.net]
• 'If elected, I will put AOC in charge of math' says Bernie [sott.net]
• Democrats make environmental commitment: Will use only 100% recycled talking points [sott.net]
• Poor choice of words! South Dakota spends nearly $500,000 on anti-meth ad campaign with tagline "Meth - We're On it" [sott.net]
• Kevin Spacey to play Prince Andrew in season 4 of 'The Crown' [sott.net]
• Derbyshire, UK: Swans are knocking on doors to demand food, and have taught cygnets to copy behaviour [sott.net]
• Prince Andrew: I couldn't have been interviewed by BBC Newsnight because I was at a Burger King in Swansea [sott.net]
• BREAKING: Epstein Island sold to wealthy Middle Eastern businessman Haadid Nahkil Muhssef [sott.net]

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