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Springfield man charged with filing false theft report for car linked to drive-by shooting Updated Apr 29, 2021; SPRINGFIELD — Police have charged the owner of a car used in a drive-by shooting where a teenage girl was injured with filing a false report claiming the vehicle had been stolen. Adrian Thomas, 21, of Springfield, was arrested Wednesday afternoon at Springfield police headquarters on a warrant, said police spokesman Ryan Walsh. The shooting happened about 7 p.m. April 9 at Worthington and Federal streets. Police do not believe the girl, who was hit in the leg by one round, was t...

Coronavirus and the Gates Foundation Arguably, no one has been more active in promoting and funding research on vaccines aimed at dealing with coronavirus than Bill Gates and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. From sponsoring a simulation of a coronavirus global pandemic, just weeks before the Wuhan outbreak was announced, to funding numerous corporate efforts to come up with a novel vaccine for the apparently novel virus, the Gates presence is there. What does it actually entail? We must admit that at the very least Bill Gates is prophetic. He has claimed for years that a global killer p...

Thu, 11 Mar 2021 00:00 UTC In October 2019, shortly before the COVID outbreak, Gates and other powerful individuals began planning how to censor vaccine safety advocates from social media during a table-top simulation of a worldwide pandemic, known as Event 201. Over the last two weeks, Facebook and other social media sites have deplatformed me and many other critics of regulatory corruption and authoritarian public health policies. So, here is some fodder for those of you who have the eerie sense that the government/industry pandemic response feels like it was planned — even before there w...

Before COVID, Gates planned social media censorship of vaccine safety advocates with pharma, CDC, media, China and CIA

RSPB’s Welcome Wildlife Into Your World tips given, no matter how small the space  | Updated: 09:53, 25 January 2021 Tips for bringing nature to your home, particularly for those with only a small amount of outdoor space, is available through the RSPB’s Welcome Wildlife Into Your World guide. From growing wildlife-friendly plants in limited spaces, to feeding birds, providing water, giving a home to bees, and sign-posting what wildlife to look out for, it helps people discover simple things to do that are great for wildlife. Robin on a plant pot. (44016172) Adrian Thomas, RSPBâ€...