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OPM says vaccine mandate for federal workers can be enforced next month

Joseph Choi
The Hill
Sun, 03 Oct 2021 08:02 UTC

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) said in a memo issued Friday that President Biden's vaccine mandate for federal employees can be enforced beginning on Nov. 9 for employees who have not yet been inoculated.

In the memo from Director Kiran Ahuja, OPM advised against waiting to the last minute to get vaccinated as

"other events often interfere with even well-laid plans. Employees who refuse to be vaccinated or provide proof of vaccination are subject to disciplinary measures, up to and including removal or termination from Federal service. The only exception is for individuals who receive a legally required exception pursuant to established agency processes."

Federal agencies were advised to require their employees to get fully vaccinated by Nov. 22, with their second dose of a vaccine to be received "no later than November 8." The Nov. 8 deadline also applies to getting a dose of Johnson & Johnson's one-dose COVID-19 vaccine. Ahuja added:

"Given this timeline, agencies may initiate the enforcement process as soon as November 9, 2021, for employees who have not completed their vaccination dose(s) by November 8."

Comment: Saving one's body and ditching the job - if done en masse - not only sends a message, it requires a major adjustment to all federal entities engaged in this mass manipulation.

The White House in July explicitly stated that coronavirus vaccine mandates are "not the role of the federal government" — an admission made months before President Biden announced federal vaccine mandates he was imposing on private businesses.

During a divisive speech in September, the commander-in-chief scolded the unvaccinated while announcing his decision to instruct the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to develop a rule forcing private businesses with over 100 employees to mandate the vaccine or implement weekly testing requirements.

Weeks ago, Biden asserted there is only a "small percentage" of Americans who oppose vaccine mandates. "There's a positive support for mandates - by and large," Biden told reporters. "There's always going to be a small percentage that say no."

The Biden administration has become more emboldened in its public support of mandates. On Tuesday, Biden's chief of staff, Ron Klain, essentially praised New York's vaccine mandate for healthcare workers after preliminary reports suggested it forced more to get the jab.

Notably, Biden's administration has been unable to provide a timeline of when to expect OSHA's rule, despite the fact that he made the announcement more than three weeks ago.

"Not the role of the federal government!" How quickly Biden forgets.

See also: Biden to announce vaccine requirement for all federal workers

Algeria recalls envoy, accuses Paris of 'interference' after Macron slams post-colonial 'hatred of France' amid migrant visa row

RT
Sat, 02 Oct 2021 22:40 UTC

Algeria recalled its ambassador to France and accused its former colonizer of "interference," after French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the country's government. Meanwhile, a visa row has erupted between the two nations.

The ambassador was recalled on Saturday after French President Emmanuel Macron this week criticized the "political-military system" that emerged in Algeria after the former colony won independence in 1962, and supposedly fomented a "hatred of France" in Algerian society.

"Was there an Algerian nation before French colonization?" Macron reportedly asked during a meeting on Thursday with descendants of Algerian war veterans, according to Le Monde.

Macron's comments angered Algerian officials, and a statement from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's office read on Algerian public television expressed "categorical rejection of the inadmissible interference in its internal affairs that these comments constitute." While Tebboune and Macron bicker over history, the two countries are currently embroiled in a more pressing dispute over visas.

Gov. DeSantis says he's not considering a presidential run - busy 'trying to make sure people are not supporting critical race theory'*

Cheryl Teh and Eliza Relman
Business Insider
Thu, 30 Sep 2021 11:19 UTC

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida on Wednesday said he isn't currently considering a presidential run in 2024 because he's busy making sure "people are not supporting critical race theory." The Republican told Fox News host Sean Hannity:

"I'm not considering anything beyond doing my job. We got a lot of stuff going on in Florida. I'm going to be running for reelection next year. We are also working on a lot of things in the state beyond the governor's race. We got school-board races. I want to make sure people are not supporting critical race theory, making sure that parents have the ability to send their kid to school the way they want to."

Under DeSantis, Florida banned the teaching of critical race theory in its public schools in June. Critical race theory is an academic theory that holds that American institutions — including the criminal justice system, housing, and educational systems — remain systemically racist. Republican activists and lawmakers across the country baselessly insist that liberal school systems are teaching white American kids that they're racist, and DeSantis has described CRT as the teaching of "false history" that would "denigrate the Founding Fathers."

Comment: There is a strength to DeSantis that many resonate with and his dedication to his state and its people is evident.

Trump sues Twitter to reinstate his account

Peter B.
Disclose.tv
Sat, 02 Oct 2021 00:00 UTC

Former US President Donald Trump continues his legal battle against the suspension of his Twitter account.

Trump applied to a court in Florida on Friday for an injunction against the short message service Twitter - with the aim of unblocking his account. Trump is taking advantage of Florida Gov. DeSantis' new anti-social media censorship law.

In the court document, the Republican argues, among other things, that Twitter was forced by members of the US Congress to censor it.

The lawsuit, filed in the Southern District of Florida on Friday, also stated that:

the social media platform Twitter was a "communication tool" of his presidency, and by being allowed to ban the President of the U.S., they are exercising a "degree of power and control over political discourse in this country that is immeasurable, historically unprecedented, and profoundly dangerous to open democratic debate."

Aussie PM to 'ease' border restrictions for states that reach 80% vaccination rate

Jake Evans
ABC News
Sat, 02 Oct 2021 19:48 UTC

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced the international border will reopen next month for states that have reached 80 per cent vaccination rates, starting with New South Wales.

Fully vaccinated Australians and permanent residents arriving in NSW will be able to home quarantine for a week, instead of paying thousands to quarantine at a hotel for a fortnight, pending the success of the state's home quarantine trial.

Commercial flights out of Australia will resume for vaccinated Australians.

Comment: Japan is also "easing restrictions", thus nominally lifting a state of emergency that began in April. However, restaurants will still be subject to restrictive measures (because, why not). Japan Today reports:

The government will continue for about a month to ask restaurants and other dining establishments to close by 8 p.m. but those taking sufficient anti-virus steps can operate until 9 p.m. In Tokyo, the metropolitan government decided that establishments can serve alcohol if they receive certification for their anti-COVID measures.

SOTT Focus: NewsReal: Climate Disaster Plans and Vaccine War Games: Government to the Rescue!

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Sun, 03 Oct 2021 17:30 UTC

It's full-steam ahead in the war against the virus! And the war to fix the climate. But mainly the other war! With the military literally leading the 'vaccine roll-out operation' in Australia, is it any wonder that country has been so ruthlessly successful in stamping out the virus?

In this NewsReal, Joe and Niall discuss the latest moves by governments from New York to New South Wales to protect people against the deadly plague - and to prepare them for energy and food shortages.

There are of course no conflicts of interest and no ulterior motives behind any of this, and anyone who thinks so is a crazed conspiracy theorist. So remember, no matter what happens, shut up and take your damned vaccines!

** Podcast begins at 00:03:45 **

Running Time: 01:28:33

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Iran's action is pushing Syria to be embraced by the Arab and international community

Elijah J. Magnier
elijahjmagnier
Mon, 27 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC

The ripple effect of the Iranian oil tankers taking oil to Lebanon via Syria affected and generously amplified the influence of Hezbollah in Lebanon and reached the US, Russia, and several Arab states. The consequences have hastened important regional and international issues, putting these forcefully on the discussion table and imposing a review of US policy in West Asia, particularly Syria. The western countries, including the US, began to rethink and contemplate the current reservations about the relationship with Syria and its return to the Arab League and the international community. The goal - or perhaps the wish - is to offer President Bashar al-Assad the opportunity to rethink his global and regional relations and remove Iran and Russia's exclusive roles in the Levant.

Many events have taken place in West Asia and New York in recent months. The undeclared meetings in Baghdad between Saudi Arabia and Iran, Jordan and Iran, and Egypt with Iran helped break the ice among these regional countries and discuss important affairs of great concern. Moreover, the Iraqi summit enabled Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran, Kuwait, Egypt, Jordan, and France to meet and warm up their relationship, creating more rapprochement between regional states. Iraq is playing a positive but important role where all countries can convene and discuss their differences. Also, there were important meetings between the Jordanian King Abdullah with President Joe Biden in Washington and President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, and the meeting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's with President Putin to talk about the unity of the Syrian territory. Lastly, the expected visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Moscow and New York. These meetings open the door to the next stage, which paves the way for Syria's return to the regional and international sphere.

Comment: On the other hand, the Empire of Chaos, A/K/A the US - along with its partner Israel - can and may at any time decide to agress Syria (and Iran) and undo the middle eastern country's efforts at rebuilding - despite (or because of) all the efforts at stabilization mentioned in the above article.

"Defies logic": Biden slammed for claiming Build Back Better agenda 'costs zero dollars'

Callie Patteson
New York Post
Mon, 27 Sep 2021 14:46 UTC

President Biden was slammed over the weekend and Monday after claiming his Build Back Better agenda "costs zero dollars" in a Saturday tweet.

"My Build Back Better Agenda costs zero dollars," the president tweeted from his official account. "Instead of wasting money on tax breaks, loopholes and tax evasion for big corporations and the wealthy, we can make a once-in-a-generation investment in working America. And it adds zero dollars to the national debt."

Comment: If it was his agenda, why are politicians across the planet using the exact same phrase and pushing similarly sinister policies?

Biden's agenda is looking to be funded by a $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill that contains funding for the climate, family leave, education and expansion of the social safety net. The spending bill has become a point of contention in Congress as Democrats battle over when to vote on the bill and its overall price tag.

Comment: See also: The real B3W-NATO agenda

Another tempestuous Balkan pot is boiling

Stephen Karganovic
Strategic Culture
Wed, 29 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC

As relations between major geopolitical players steadily deteriorate the Balkans are acquiring increasing importance for NATO powers for exactly the same reasons that they were essential to Nazi Germany in the early forties

As elections approach, the political atmosphere in the Republika Srpska, Russia's tiny Balkan ally, is heating up. For at least the last ten years, color revolution turbulence has been the normal accompaniment of every electoral cycle there.

It began initially in 2014 as the Serb autonomous entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina, as it was constituted under the Dayton peace agreement in the wake of the 1992 - 1995 civil war, approached its parliamentary and presidential elections. The consensus within the Euro-Atlantic alliance (the coalition of states roughly co-extensive with NATO and the EU) unmistakably was that the assertive local authorities headed by President Dodik and his political party were unacceptable and that a "regime change" operation should be engineered to replace them with a compliant cast of characters.

Local agents quickly set to work to reproduce the satisfactory results previously obtained with relative ease in other "color revolution" episodes. The usual set of grievances was improvised. They were dramatised through a combination of fake "NGOs" and a relentless propaganda barrage conducted through the media, which was partly owned by Western interests and partly susceptible to their emoluments. A major television station in the city of Bijeljina, with country-wide coverage, was suborned to relentlessly spew the color revolution party line, in the confident expectation of a certain electoral triumph. But there was an unexpected hitch.

'Don't fail justice,' victim of Israeli war crimes tells Dutch court

Adri Nieuwhof
The Electronic Intifada
Fri, 24 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC

Two senior Israeli military officials should answer for their actions before a court of justice, Dutch judges in The Hague heard on Thursday. Human rights lawyer Liesbeth Zegveld told the appeals tribunal that a lower court had erroneously disregarded that there was no alternative way to seek justice for her client Ismail Ziada.

A Palestinian-Dutch citizen, Ziada has been suing Benny Gantz, Israeli army chief at the time, and Amir Eshel, then air force chief, for the decision to bomb his family's home during Israel's 2014 assault on Gaza. Gantz is currently Israel's defense minister and deputy prime minister. Ziada's civil lawsuit seeks hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages from the Israeli commanders.

The Israeli attack reduced the three-floor building in al-Bureij refugee camp to rubble. It killed Ziada's 70-year-old mother Muftia, his brothers Jamil, Yousif and Omar, sister-in-law Bayan, and 12-year-old nephew Shaban, as well as a seventh person visiting the family.

But in January 2020, the district court in The Hague shut the door in Ziada's face by granting "functional immunity" to Gantz and Eshel on the grounds that when they committed their alleged crimes they were acting in an official capacity. That decision flew in the face of decades of jurisprudence following the Nuremberg trials of Nazi war criminals that those who commit the gravest offenses, including war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, cannot hide behind the excuse that they were acting in an official capacity or just following orders.

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