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Dr Robert Malone says physicians are being "hunted" for speaking out by press & medical boards

Paul Joseph Watson
Summit News
Thu, 07 Oct 2021 12:57 UTC
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Dr Robert Malone branded a "terrorist" by Italian media.

Dr Robert Malone, the inventor of mRNA vaccines, says he was branded a "terrorist" by the media in Italy and warns that physicians who speak out are being "hunted via medical boards and the press."

"I am going to speak bluntly," tweeted Malone. "Physicians who speak out are being actively hunted via medical boards and the press. They are trying to deligitimize and pick us off one by one. This is not a conspiracy theory - this is a fact. Please wake up. This is happening globally."

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Food shortages leave 8 million Britons unable to buy essential items over last fortnight - ONS survey


Sky News
Fri, 08 Oct 2021 15:46 UTC
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The other factor to consider: Empty shelves in the meat aisle of a branch of Tesco in Liverpool
Some 17% of adults said they had not been able to purchase goods because they were not available on the shelves - but separate data suggests the fuel supply crisis is easing across the country.

Around one in six adults in Britain have been unable to buy essential food items in the last fortnight, representing up to eight million people - new figures indicate.

Some 17% of adults said they had not been able to purchase such goods because they were not available, according to newly released data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Comment: It would appear that there are at least two factors in play; firstly, there is government instigated hysteria, such as with the panic buying of fuel, which occurred following questionable comments from government figures, and, secondly, there are the very real shortages caused by lockdowns that have thrown the supply chain into chaos, in addition to the many years of crop failures due to increasingly extreme and erratic weather, and mass culls due to disease outbreaks: For more on the issue of shortages, check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Is The Government Hyping Shortages? And is 'Vaccination Shedding' Really a Thing?



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Canadian medical professor risks job, rebukes prominent university's COVID policies

Jack Bingham
LifeSiteNews
Fri, 08 Oct 2021 10:54 UTC
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Dr. Michael Palmer, a board-certified medical microbiologist teaching pharmacology at the University of Waterloo (UW), once again rebuked the university's leadership over their imposition of an 'illegal' COVID vaccine mandate.

A medical doctor and professor at Canada's esteemed University of Waterloo doubled down in his opposition to vaccine mandates in another bold letter to his academic superiors.

In a letter dated October 5, Dr. Michael Palmer, a board-certified medical microbiologist teaching pharmacology at the University of Waterloo (UW), once again rebuked the university's leadership over their imposition of an "illegal" COVID vaccine mandate.

Comment: Boom. That's how you tell them.

More from the good professor: University of Waterloo chemistry professor blames 'COVID fake emergency' for cancelling exams

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Texas pardons board votes unanimously to recommend posthumous pardon for George Floyd

Josh Campbell and Amir Vera
CNN
Tue, 05 Oct 2021 08:31 UTC
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The Texas State Board of Pardons and Paroles voted unanimously Monday to recommend a full posthumous pardon of George Floyd for a 2004 drug conviction, according to hearing minutes provided by the board to CNN.

An application for the pardon was filed in April on behalf of Floyd and his surviving family. In the application, Allison Mathis of the Harris County Public Defender's Office said the request was filed because the arresting officer in Floyd's case, Gerald Goines, "manufactured the existence of confidential informants to bolster his cases against innocent defendants."

Floyd died in May 2020 after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes. Chauvin was found guilty of Floyd's murder in April and was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison in June.

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LGBTQ activists demand firing of 'transphobic' academic at Sussex University, blast 'colonial s**t-hole' UK & snub LGB Alliance


RT
Thu, 07 Oct 2021 13:41 UTC
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Activists from the LGBTQ community have demanded that Sussex University fire a prominent academic who promotes a "bastardized" version of "radical feminism" that "excludes and endangers trans people."

A group calling themselves antiterfsussex - referencing the term 'Terf' [trans-exclusionary radical feminist] - have created a campaign, demanding that Sussex University sack philosophy professor Kathleen Stock, accusing her of being a transphobe.

"Stock is one of this wretched island's most prominent transphobes, espousing a bastardized variation of 'radical feminism' that excludes and endangers trans people," the group wrote in their mission statement.

Comment: The woke mob strikes again, trying to destroy the life of a woman who is standing up for academic freedom, freedom of speech, and women everywhere!

Stock wrote on Twitter:

Sussex University has backed her in a public statement :
A University of Sussex spokesperson said: "We were extremely concerned to see the harassment towards our staff member and took immediate action in response to this, which we continue to do.

"We are deeply committed to being a safe and inclusive university, which values and advances equality and diversity, seeks to resolve conflicts, advances good relations and upholds lawful free speech."
The Times reported that Stock endured two years of threats with "no support from the University and College Union" some union officers even sided with her tormentors.

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American Airlines to employees: Get vaccinated or face firing

Katherine Hamilton
Breitbart
Fri, 08 Oct 2021 08:43 UTC
American Airlines counter
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American Airlines set an official deadline for its Chinese coronavirus vaccine mandate for employees, the Charlotte Observer reported.

According to the Observer, the airline sent an email to all of its U.S. employees on Wednesday telling them they must be fully vaccinated by November 24 or face getting fired.

"To be clear, if you fail to comply with the requirement, the result will be termination from the company," part of the email said, according to the Hill.

At least 125,000 workers will be subject to American Airlines' mandate, according to a 2020 workforce demographic report. The company, which is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, already lost more than 30,000 employees in 2020 due to a combination of voluntary employee separations, retirements, and management reductions, the Charlotte Business Journal reported.


Comment: So, they're going to fire them while they are forced to cancel hundreds of flights due to staffing crisis? What a smart business decision (not).

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15 common dynamics of SHTF collapses

Fabian Ommar
The Organic Prepper
Wed, 06 Oct 2021 08:06 UTC
Collapse Society
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When it comes to how we see and prepare for SHTF, thinking in terms of real and probable rather than fictional and possible can make a big difference. Even though SHTF has many forms and levels and is in essence complex, random, diverse and unsystematic, some patterns and principles are common to the way things unfold when it hits the fan.

With Toby and Selco's Seven Pillars of Urban Preparedness as inspiration, I came up with a different list of the 15 dynamics and realities of collapses.

#1 SHTF is nuanced and happens in stages

Thinking about SHTF as an ON/OFF, all-or-nothing endgame is a common mistake that can lead to severe misjudgments and failures in critical areas of preparedness. Part (or parts) of the system crash, freeze, fail, or become impaired. This is how SHTF happens in the real world. And when it does, people run for safety first, i.e., resort to more familiar behaviors, expecting things to "go back to normal soon."

By "normal behaviors," I mean everything from hoarding stuff (toilet paper?) to rioting, looting, and crime, and yes, using cash - as these happen all the time, even when things are normal. But no one becomes a barterer, a peddler, a precious metals specialist in a week. Society adapts as time passes (and the situation requires). That's why preppers who are also SHTF survivors (and thus talk from personal experience) insist that abandoning fantasies and caring for basics first is crucial. This is not a coincidence. It is how things happen in the real world.

Comment: See also: How to mentally prepare yourself for the EPIC economic SHTF that's coming

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UK parents threaten to sue school if children are vaccinated without consent over grievous bodily harm

Sam Baker
Mail Online
Fri, 08 Oct 2021 02:18 UTC
Newquay Tretherras School
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'If any of these children are jabbed, we'll see you in court': Parents accuse school of GBH and threaten to sue if their teenagers are given Covid jabs without permission. Parents have served a 'cease and desist' legal notice on a school threatening to sue and potentially pursue GBH charges - if children are given Covid jabs without parental consent.

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Moderna: A company "in need of a Hail Mary"

Whitney Webb
Unlimited Hangout
Thu, 07 Oct 2021 06:38 UTC
Before COVID-19, Moderna was in danger of hemorrhaging investors, as persistent safety concerns and other doubts about its mRNA delivery system threatened its entire product pipeline. Fear caused by the pandemic crisis made those concerns largely evaporate, even though there is no proof that they were ever resolved.

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Those analyzing the COVID-19 crisis and its effects have mostly focused on how its disruptive nature has led to major shifts and recalibrations throughout society and the economy. Such disruption has also lent itself to a variety of agendas that had required an event of "reset" potential in order to be realized. In the case of the vaccine industry, COVID-19 has led to dramatic changes in how federal agencies manage the approval of medical countermeasures during a declared crisis, how trials for vaccine candidates are conducted, how the public perceives vaccination, and even how the term "vaccine" is defined.

Such shifts, though obvious, have provoked praise from some and sharp criticism from others, with the latter category being largely censored from public discourse on television, in print, and online. However, in objectively analyzing such seismic changes, it's clear that most of these shifts in vaccine development and vaccine policy dramatically favor speed and the implementation of new and experimental technology at the expense of safety and thorough study. In the case of vaccines, it can be argued that no one benefitted more from these changes than the developers of the COVID-19 vaccines themselves, particularly the pharmaceutical and biotechnology company Moderna.
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Swiss cops deploy water cannon & rubber bullets to break up 500-strong protest opposing Covid-19 health pass (VIDEOS)


RT
Fri, 08 Oct 2021 06:56 UTC
Anti-Covid protest in Bern, Switzerland.
© Twitter / @RadioGenova
Swiss police used a water cannon, rubber bullets and tear gas to break up an anti-Covid protest on Thursday after a crowd of demonstrators broke through barriers outside the federal capital's parliament building.

The unauthorized protest saw around 500 critics of the government's Covid-19 restrictions gather for a weekly demonstration, as activists continue to reject the coronavirus health pass that has been in place since September 13

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