With the Senate confirmation hearing for Robert F. Kennedy Jr due in the coming days, over 17,000 conventional doctors have reportedly launched a last-ditch effort to sway Senate opinion against him. A Soros-backed PAC has [...] The post More Than 17,000 Doctors Urgr Senate to Reject RFK Jr. as Health Secretary appeared first on The People's Voice.

Retired US Army lieutenant General Michael Flynn has said that British prime minister Sir Kier Starmer should be ashamed of himself and needs to consider stepping down as PM over the ‘gromming gangs’ scandal. In [...] The post Gen Michael Flynn: Keir Starmer Should Be Ashamed & Step Down As PM appeared first on The People's Voice.

Anchorman Bob Herzog is the “Jim Cantore” of Cincinnati’s Local 12 News channel. Bob hits the road with a camera crew when the bad weather hits the southern Ohio town. Bob delivers the news with a slice of humor, especially when the forecast is terrible. The running joke about the Weather Channel’s Jim Cantore is that you should go home and hunker down when he shows up in your town. Bob Herzog has that role in Cincinnati. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bob Herzog (@bob_herzog) During a recent arctic blast, Bob Herzog was out in the streets of Mt. Auburn to provide storm coverage. As Bob and his film crew hopped from one location to the next, he steadily began getting more squirrely. At one point, he thinks opening a snow shoveling business with his cameraman might be good. Reminding people not to go out was the order of the day. It was said so much that if people were doing a drinking game each time he said it, he worried they would be wasted. People might wonder what is in Bob’s hot chocolate at this stage. Image from Instagram. He develops a new method to check snow depth. Throw out the yardstick and grab a rubber chicken. The entire clip was full of snowy puns, some intentional and some not. Bob Herzog’s descent into snow madness wasn’t quite complete, though. As the video feed cut to a split screen, showing the studio anchors on the left and Bob on the right, he did the unexpected. Lying on the ground in a pile of snow, Bob began making a snow angel. The anchors looked on, amused and probably thankful to be inside looking out. Please share if you enjoyed watching Bob Herzog’s humorously fun live weather coverage. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post “An Anchorman’s Slow Descent Into Madness While Covering Morning Snow” appeared first on InspireMore.

When coffee shops began offering “pup cups,” Starbucks jumped on the bandwagon with the Puppuccino. The item isn’t on the menu, but everyone knows about it. The special dog treat is whipped cream served in a small cup. Dogs love it. K-9 dogs are no exception when it comes to a delicious pup cup. @officer_coats Rex trying to intimidate the pup cup makers… #k9softiktok #k9rex #copsoftiktok ♬ original sound – Officer Coats When Officer Brandon Coats ordered his K-9 Rex a pup cup online, the drive-thru line wait was too long for the poor dog. Rex paced back and forth for an incredible 45 minutes between the order and getting his treat. During that time, the highly-trained K-9 officer seemed to forget every bit of his training. Officer Coats did try to get the K-9 to settle, but the allure of the pup cup was too much. As they approached the window, Rex attempted to intimidate the employees to make them move faster. It didn’t work. Although he is a big Belgian Malinois, the employees kept working at their own pace. Image from TikTok. Rex eventually got his special treat, and it was gone in seconds. We’re unsure why, but Officer Coats calls his dog Zeke in person, but Rex in any written caption. Bonding with the large dog wasn’t easy, and the officer discussed it with his TikTok followers. But now that they have that bond, they will remain together even after the dog retires. When a police officer and his K-9 work together, they must rely on each other in stressful situations. When they can share the enthusiasm of a K-9 pup cup, it reinforces their bond. Are Pup Cups Safe For Dogs? Many people wonder about how safe it is to give a K-9 a pup cup. With moderation, most animals can have whipped cream with no problems. Some dogs may have issues, but Rex does not seem to experience anything beyond love for his pup cup. If your animal is lactose intolerant, they may have difficulty with these treats. Many restaurants and coffee houses offer special treats for free or for a minimal fee. Some places have a little twist. At some McDonald’s restaurants, your pup might find a stray chicken nugget in the bottom of their pup cup! The secret to obtaining this off-menu item is to ask nicely, with a please. Don’t forget to tip your barista or server as your dog enjoys their delicious treat! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post K-9 Officer Forgets All His Training While Waiting For A Pup Cup appeared first on InspireMore.

Want to learn how to make a fire starter the easiest and quickest way? You've probably never seen a tutorial on how to make a fire starter as easy and simple as this. Trust me, you'll be beefing up your self-sufficiency skills with this! Learn How To Make A Fire Starter And Survive Off-Grid Need a quick way to start a fire? Or maybe you don't have a fire pit and you don't want to leave a trace? This tutorial will show you how to make a fire starter using recycled materials that you most likely already have lying around your homestead. It is also a great survival candle considering it is practically for free. Now you will know you don't have to rub sticks for hours to get a fire going. Just make sure you've got these fire starters ready if and when you do need to make a fire, so check out this tutorial now.   Let's Get Started! Supplies You Will Need To Make A Fire Starter: All you need for a homemade fire starter are right in your home. Easy open round tin can 1-2 mm thick cardboard Candles Marker and ruler Scissors or a box cutter How To Make A Fire Starter Step 1: Prepare Tin Can Clean tin can thoroughly to make a fire starter medium. Open a can or cans (You will be using an extra to melt candles in or you might want to make more than one fire starter) and empty all contents. Wash the tin can thoroughly to remove all residue and traces or smell of the previous contents. Step 2: Prepare Cardboard Strip Wick Use the height of the can to outline the length of the cardboard strip. Place the can, sideways, on the cardboard box to outline the height of the cardboard strip. Do this on both ends of the cardboard to make the length of the strip. Use a ruler to outline the cardboard strip for the fire starter wick. Using scissors, cut through the outline to make the strips. You can cut a few more strips if you have a shorter piece of cardboard. Step 3: Prepare Fire Starter Wick Making a fire starter wick is as easy as one, two, three. Fold one end of the cardboard strips inwards to roll the cardboard strip. Continue rolling the strip until you make the thickness which fits right in the tin can. Insert the cardboard strip roll inside the tin can. Step 4: Douse Wick With Melted Candle You can also melt old candles or hardened candle drippings in the candle holders. Break your candles into smaller pieces, then put them in another tin can. Light up the stove and put it on low heat. Place the can with the candles over the heat until the candles melt and turn into a clear liquid. Use pliers or kitchen tongs to take the can off the stove. Gently pour the contents of the can all over the cardboard wick. Step 5: Test Your Homemade Fire Starter You can use matches, a lighter or you can also test your fire starter with a flint. Now you are ready to light it! We hope we helped you learn how to make a survival fire starter using recycled materials!   You can follow the full tutorial on how to make a fire starter in this video:  There you have it, homesteaders! The most simple and easiest way there is probably to make a fire starter with household stuff. Whether you're learning this skill as a prepper or a homesteader, this will definitely come in handy. Have a fun time doing this experiment on your next camping trip! Did you find this tutorial on how to make a fire starter helpful? Tell us all about it in the comments below!  Going on a camping trip with your family? Make sure to check these classics yet fun family activities around the campfire!   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and Facebook! This post was originally published in June 2014 and has been updated for quality and relevancy.

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