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Toronto Police Services have confirmed that they’ve placed anti-masker Chris Saccoccia, also known as Chris Sky on social media, under arrest on Thursday, May 20.
Police say they received reports of a man threatening to shoot members of the public and elected officials on Wednesday, May 19, over which they opened an investigation. Continue reading “Anti-masker Chris Sky charged after allegedly threatening to shoot elected officials”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Oregon has gone from a liberal hell hole to 1930s Germany overnight.
The Oregon Health Authority is now requiring businesses and religious institutions to enforce mask mandates by forcing people to show proof of vaccination. Continue reading “IT BEGINS: Fully Vaccinated People in Oregon Must Show Proof of Vaccination Status in Order to Enter Businesses Without a Mask”
Families should expect a ‘knock on the door’ when they return from abroad, Priti Patel warned last night.
The Home Secretary said enforcement was being stepped up to make sure travellers who visit amber-list countries such as France, Spain and Italy obey the ten-day quarantine rule.
Officials have the capacity to carry out 10,000 home visits a day and 30,000 were conducted last week. Continue reading “Priti Patel reveals plans for up to 10,000 quarantine checks EVERY day”
“I feel like it’s time to gently highlight some important issues around personal responsibility and individual choice. Issues which have been drowned out from healthy debate and shamed into silence from the fear-driven amongst us. This is not an article to justify, defend or explain the reasoning behind the decision not to have the mRNA injection. It is also not an article breaking down the mechanics of my thought process to feed the curious. It is, however, a small plea to remember the essence of our humanity. To remember that personal choice is an essential cornerstone of our existence, one which is under dire threat from those whose fear has surpassed all level of reasoning and become lost in the basic understanding of what it means to be free.”
— Antonia Beamish, 5/20/21
Across the country, a growing number of colleges and universities have said vaccinations will be mandatory for the fall of 2021.
Now, hundreds of thousands of students will be required to get the Covid-19 vaccine, whether they want to or not.
For the most part, students will get vaccinated if it means campus life can return to a pre-pandemic “normal” by September. But not everyone feels that way. Continue reading “Students protest mandatory Covid vaccinations at colleges”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Union Parish, LA — The family of Ronald Greene as well as the public at large were all told a tragic but utterly false story about this 49-year-old Louisiana man’s last moments alive. According to officials, Greene died after his car crashed into a “tree/shrub” just outside Monroe on May 10, 2019. However, we have since learned everything they were told was a lie after body camera video surfaced and painted an entirely different picture. Greene’s death was not a result of the crash and the department engaged in a coverup. Continue reading “‘I’m Sorry, I’m Scared’: Cops Torture Handcuffed Man to Death, Claim He Died in Car Crash”
Lawmakers from Tennessee are sounding the alarm after reports that the Biden administration has been flying unaccompanied minors into the state in the middle of the night without their knowledge.
The White House is transporting migrants into an airport in Chattanooga from where they are bused to cities within the Southeast, as first reported by local news outlet WRCB-TV Channel 3. Continue reading “Tennessee lawmakers alarmed by reports White House secretly flying migrant children into state”
Gun and ammunition sales are surging as the country begins to reopen from the pandemic.
In 2020, the FBI processed a record 39.7 million firearm background checks – the most of any year since the agency started recording the data. This year, data indicated that there could be another record set, with firearm background checks up over 30% from this time last year. Continue reading “Gun and ammunition sales are booming as firearm background checks surge, and the CEO of Vista Outdoor says millennials and women are leading the charge”
New York Post – by Bruce Golding
Jewish diners at a Los Angeles restaurant were assaulted by a pro-Palestinian mob during an incident that Mayor Eric Garcetti called an “organized, anti-Semitic attack,” according to a report.
Witnesses told CBSLA that the assailants were waving Palestinian flags when they pulled up to the Sushi Fumi restaurant in Beverly Grove. Continue reading “Pro-Palestinian mob reportedly attacks Jewish patrons at LA restaurant”
The Intercept – by Ken Klippenstein
As part of the Biden administration’s crackdown on domestic extremism, the Pentagon plans to launch a pilot program for screening social media content for extremist material, according to internal Defense Department documents reviewed by The Intercept, as well as a source with direct knowledge of the program. Continue reading “Pentagon Plans to Monitor Social Media of Military Personnel for Extremist Content”
Santa Clara County health officials say businesses are now required to determine the vaccination status of employees coming back to the office.
The announcement Tuesday came as Santa Clara County shifts into the least restrictive yellow tier under the state’s pandemic reopening system. Continue reading “Santa Clara County Businesses Must Now Track Vaccination Status of Employees”
When the coronavirus began to spread around the country last year, most colleges and universities shut their doors. And when they began to reopen in the fall, they did so in piecemeal and convoluted ways.
In some cases, students could live in dorms but had to take classes online. Dining halls were reservation-only. Singing was banned. While some schools avoided major outbreaks, others became hot spots. Continue reading “Confusing rules, loopholes and legal issues: College vaccination plans are a mess”
President Biden – not satisfied indoctrinating the US military with Critical Race Theory and scouring their social media accounts for ‘extremist content’ – is now directly insulting Americans in uniform with a “please clap” moment.
During a Wednesday commencement address for 2021 Coast Guard cadets, Biden was peeved at the lack of applause – calling them a “dull class.” Continue reading ““Please Clap” Moment: Biden Calls Coast Guard Cadets ‘Dull Class’ Over Lack Of Applause”
Beginning Monday, deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office along with law enforcement agencies throughout Oregon will use federally funded overtime to educate the public about safety belt and child seat laws, including a law passed in 2017 increasing safety for children under age two.
Sergeant Mark Norris of DCSO said “These grant dollars allow us to educate the public in hopes of reducing injury or fatal car crashes”. Norris said the goal is not to write citations, but to gain compliance with the law and ensure the safety of the motoring public in Douglas County. Continue reading “Click It or Ticket begins Monday”
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Chicago recently stopped several shipments containing counterfeit currencies totaling $685,000 from China, the agency announced on May 18.
The shipments arrived at Chicago’s International Mail Facility (IMF) between May 15 and 17, and were destined for cities in several states including Illinois, Indiana, New York, and Kentucky. The fake currencies came in the form of $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills. Continue reading “Border Officials Seize $685,000 in Counterfeit Currency From China”
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The analysis was performed in the months November 2020 to March 2021 on test sticks in sets. SD Biosensor, Abbott and Nadal in an unnamed hospital laboratory from Bratislava, Slovakia. The test swabs were from the sets used in surface testing in Slovakia and in hospitals.
Continue reading “Analysis of test sticks from surface testing in the Slovak Republic -confirmation of genocide.”
Voters in five rural Oregon counties approved measures on Tuesday to consider joining the state of Idaho, a part of a long-shot grassroots movement to break with a state dominated by liberal voters west of the Cascade Mountains.
Voters in Malheur, Sherman, Grant, Baker and Lake counties all approved measures that would require county officials to take steps to promote moving the Idaho border west to incorporate their populations. Continue reading “Oregon Counties Vote to Secede to Idaho”
For much of the past month national media has been replete with headlines decrying “vaccine hesitancy” as coronavirus infection rates continue on the decline. Amid dire “warnings” this may “hinder” herd immunity goals, local and federal health agencies are busy pouring vast resources into vaccine-promoting ad campaigns. “The United States has a surplus of coronavirus vaccine doses on its hands, and long gone are the days when people waited hours to get jabbed. Dwindling demand has forced governors and mayors to get creative,” The Washington Post observed this week. Continue reading “Uniformed Troops Go To Bars & 7-Eleven In Dallas To Randomly Vaccinate “Younger Crowd””
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday ordered all government entities in the state, including school districts, to lift mask mandates by week’s end, though existing guidelines for face-coverings in schools may remain in effect through June 4.
Abbott’s executive order puts Texas at odds with the latest guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommending that students in schools across the United States wear masks for the 2020-2021 academic year because not all will be inoculated against the coronavirus. Continue reading “Texas Governor Chooses Freedom, Bars Mask Mandates in Schools, All Government Entities”
Ohio recorded more than 25,000 new vaccinations last Friday, a number not seen in three weeks. It came two days after the state announced a major incentive: the potential for five vaccinated residents to win $1 million.
According to state data, Ohio administered more than 25,400 COVID-19 vaccines on May 14 — two days after Gov. Mike DeWine announced the program during a televised address the evening of May 12. It was the highest number of shots the state had administered in three weeks, when residents received 28,000 shots on April 23. Continue reading “Ohio administered the most vaccines in weeks 2 days after it announced a $1 million vaccine lottery”