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Bdaily News – by Chloe Shakesby, February 16, 2021
A UK public services provider has announced that it has acquired a US defence services company in a deal worth nearly $300m.
Serco Group, which operates across five sectors, has agreed to acquire Whitney, Bradley & Brown (WBB) from an affiliate of H.I.G capital for $295m. Continue reading “Serco agrees on $300m acquisition of US military services provider”
Wisconsin’s largest children’s hospital has been struggling to care for patients in the wake of the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack in large part because of staffing issues stemming from its COVID-19 vaccine mandate, multiple sources tell “The Dan O’Donnell Show.”
18 children were brought to the Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Hospital with injuries suffered when a driver plowed into parade-goers Sunday afternoon. One of those children was among the six people killed when he succumbed to his injuries Tuesday afternoon. Several of the young victims remain in critical or serious condition, and sources say the hospital simply did not have enough nurses or support staff to adequately handle the sudden rush. Continue reading “Vaccine Mandate Impacting Children’s Hospital’s Care for Waukesha Victims”
Details about life inside the Australian quarantine camps are beginning to leak out through the internet. Although the information cannot be directly verified, due to the importance of this issue, TheCOVIDWorld has decided to report on this story since it’s unlikely the Australian government is going to release such information themselves.
An anonymous poster has detailed their experiences in an Australian quarantine camp. The poster claims he was confined after flying into Australia from Singapore. Continue reading “Disturbing Details Emerge From Inside Australian Quarantine Camps”
It’s the 22nd November 2021 and this is the moment when the jabbing has to stop.
A couple of hours ago Darren Smith, the editor of the excellent The Light Paper, sent me a paper from the medical journal Circulation which proves that the covid-19 jabbing experiment has to stop today. I believe that any doctor or nurse who gives one of the mRNA covid jabs after today will in due course be struck off the appropriate register and arrested. Continue reading “Finally! Medical Proof the Covid Jab is “Murder””
On the surface, the Online Safety Bill, being pushed by the U.K. government, appears to protect children and adults from online messaging, content and websites through regulations and removal of those deemed to be “harmful.”1 After the draft of the bill was published in May 2021, it became apparent that it is another iteration of the controversial 2019 “Online Harms White Paper.”
The White Paper,2 which proposed legislative and nonlegislative strategies to purportedly protect you from online content that might harm you, was quickly criticized. Aside from the fact that unnamed entities would determine what kind of content, platforms and websites are harmful or inappropriate, serious concerns were raised that, if implemented, the paper’s dogma essentially was a model for stifling freedom of speech. Continue reading “Will You Be Jailed for Protesting Vaccine Mandates?”
Hundreds of Iraqis who were stranded at the border between Belarus and Poland while seeking to enter the European Union voluntarily returned home Thursday.
A plane carrying some of them landed at Erbil International Airport. Continue reading “Hundreds of Iraqis stuck at Belarus-Poland border return home”
AAPS – by Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. and Ali Shultz, J.D
Upon admission to a once-trusted hospital, American patients with COVID-19 become virtual prisoners, subjected to a rigid treatment protocol with roots in Ezekiel Emanuel’s “Complete Lives System” for rationing medical care in those over age 50. They have a shockingly high mortality rate. How and why is this happening, and what can be done about it?
As exposed in audio recordings, hospital executives in Arizona admitted meeting several times a week to lower standards of care, with coordinated restrictions on visitation rights. Most COVID-19 patients’ families are deliberately kept in the dark about what is really being done to their loved ones. Continue reading “Hospitals’ Incentive Payments for COVID-19”
Little by little, it’s becoming easier and more convenient to “present your papers” upon request. You’re accustomed to keeping your driver’s license with you, but states are increasingly rolling out digitized versions that “go way beyond what a driver’s license is about.”1 Arizona, for instance, released a mobile driver’s license (mDL) app in March 2021, and Eric Jorgensen, director of the motor vehicle division of Arizona’s Department of Transportation, told Government Technology:2 Continue reading “Your Driver’s License Will Become a Vaccine Passport”
At a three-day conference in San Antonio, Texas, for the “ReAwaken America” tour, former national security adviser and keynote speaker Michael Flynn called for Christianity to become the singular religion of the United States.
“If we are going to have one nation under God, which we must, we have to have one religion. One nation under God, and one religion under God,” said Flynn, who recently talked about his Christian faith in an effort to refute QAnon claims that he worships Satan. Continue reading “Former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn calls for one religion in America”
Calaveras Enterprise – by Marie-Elena Schembri
At a Calaveras Unified School District (CUSD) board meeting Tuesday night, the board voted 5-0 against upholding the state-issued COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students and staff.
The five board members voted on an action put forth by board member Bryan Porath to “not enforce, support, or comply” with the mandate, which requires all students and school staff to be vaccinated by July of next year, following FDA approval of the vaccine for the child’s specific age group.
Continue reading “CUSD becomes second Calaveras County school district to defy vaccine mandate”
The Dickenson Press – by Sam Easter
GRAND FORKS — City and economic leaders have revealed a budding business deal they say is among the largest projects ever in Grand Forks — one expected to result in a large new factory on the city’s north end, hundreds of new jobs, opportunities for the region’s ag producers and infrastructure improvements that will benefit other potential businesses in years to come.
Though officials close to the deal did not disclose the value of the company’s likely investment, they said it is “historic.” Continue reading “Chinese agribusiness company chooses Grand Forks for ‘historic’ project”