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Nicola Sturgeon delays 'botched' vaccine passport scheme

Simon Johnson
The Telegraph
Tue, 28 Sep 2021 19:17 UTC

The First Minister announces that bars, hotels and nightclubs will now have until Oct 18 to get arrangements in place

Nicola Sturgeon has delayed the enforcement of her "botched" vaccine passport scheme after the hospitality industry warned it was unworkable and a sharp drop in Covid cases raised more doubts over why it was needed.

Only days before the scheme comes into force, at 5am on Friday, the First Minister announced she was giving the premises where it would apply another two-and-a-half weeks to prepare.

Comment: See also:

Scotland to launch vaccine passports on 1 October for large events, stated goal is to 'encourage' young people to be injected

Orlando Magic's Jonathan Isaac defends freedom of choice to reject COVID jab

Jordan Davidson
The Federalist
Tue, 28 Sep 2021 00:01 UTC

'Our understanding of antibodies, of natural immunity, has changed a great deal from the onset of the pandemic and is still evolving,' Isaac said.

The Orlando Magic's Jonathan Isaac defended his decision not to get the COVID-19 jab on Monday night as a freedom that should be afforded to everyone.

"I thank God, I'm grateful that I live in a society where vaccines are possible and we can protect ourselves and have the means to protect ourselves in the first place. But with that being said, it is my belief that the vaccine status of every person should be their own choice and completely up to them without the bullying, without being pressured, or without being forced into doing so," Isaac said.

Comment: Isaac might be one of the most free-thinking and eloquent players in professional sports. His argument is reasonable, which is clearly making it difficult for the press to smear him as an antivaxxer nutcase (although they're trying to do it anyway).

See also: Ex-NBA champ urges end to 'iron fist' lockdowns, claims influencers & police are being prevented from speaking about Covid

Ontario doctor faces restrictions for allegedly spreading false statements about COVID-19

Kim Zarzour
YorkRegion
Tue, 28 Sep 2021 06:55 UTC

Kirkland Lake area physician and Richmond Hill doctor facing investigation

Another Ontario doctor has been called on the carpet for questionable activities related to COVID-19 misinformation.

One week after a Richmond Hill doctor drew large crowds of people seeking vaccine exemptions, a Timiskiming-area physician is facing restrictions by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO).

In a release issued this morning, the College said allegations that Dr. Patrick Phillips is incompetent and engaged in "disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofessional conduct," have been referred to the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal.

"In light of Dr. Phillips' refusal to co-operate with the College's investigation or comply with our remedial efforts, the College is further imposing restrictions," the statement said.

Restrictions that took effect at 11:59 p.m. Sept. 27 prevent Phillips from providing medical exemptions in relation to masks, vaccines and testing for COVID-19. He is also restricted from providing ivermectin, Fluvoxamine and Atorvastatin in relation to the coronavirus — medications that are unproven and potentially dangerous.

Comment: Canada, like many other countries in the world, is becoming a totalitarian state. Doctors and medical staff who disagree with the official party lines and actually want to follow the science are removed from their positions, threatened and sanctioned. Everybody must comply with the official narrative and obey the rules no matter what. It doesn't matter if those rules have anything to do with science and public health. They are even monitoring their social media accounts, what they talk and write about, and what they like or dislike. Welcome to the "new normal."

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Poll: Americans vastly overestimate covid-19 hospitalization rate

Jack Phillips
The Epoch Times
Wed, 29 Sep 2021 07:52 UTC

© Mario Tama/Getty Images
In this file photo, health care workers prepare an ICU room at Providence St. Mary Medical Center in Apple Valley, Calif., on March 30, 2021.

A Gallup poll released this week found that Americans, by in large, overestimate COVID-19 hospitalization and death rates.

Survey results suggest that "most Americans overstate the risk of hospitalization" for both unvaccinated and vaccinated individuals. Roughly 92 percent "overstate the risk that unvaccinated people will be hospitalized," while 62 percent overstated the risk for vaccinated individuals, Gallup wrote in a blog post.

The poll found that 41 percent of registered Democrats believe that there's a 50 percent chance that an unvaccinated individual will go the hospital for COVID-19, while 21 percent of Republicans and 26 percent of independents believe the same.

Gallup said that under different scenarios and calculations, fewer than 1 percent of both unvaccinated and fully vaccinated COVID-19 cases result in hospital stays. The company cited data from the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for its conclusion.

"Democrats are more likely to overstate hospitalization risks for unvaccinated people, which may fuel efforts, often led by Democratic Party leaders, to enforce both mask and vaccine mandates," the pollster wrote. "At the same time, Republicans overstate risks to vaccinated people, leading to very low vaccine efficacy estimates. This may be one of the reasons that so many Republicans have been reluctant to get the COVID-19 vaccine."

Comment: Hardly an overstatement, and likely to be the case:

YouTube says will ban posts from prominent anti-vaccine activists in effort to purge misinformation

Just The News
Wed, 29 Sep 2021 19:08 UTC

YouTube said Wednesday the platform is banning several prominent anti-vaccine activists from its platform as part of an effort to remove all content that falsely claims that approved vaccines are dangerous.

Among the accounts being banned are those of Joseph Mercola and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., according to The New York Times.

YouTube made the announcement in a blog post saying it would remove videos claiming that vaccines do not reduce transmission or contraction of disease as well as content that includes misinformation on the contents of the vaccines.

The platform also said it would remove claims that approved vaccines cause autism, cancer or infertility, or that the vaccines contain trackers, the Times reports.

30 facts you NEED to know: Your Covid Cribsheet

Kit Knightly
OffGuardian
Wed, 22 Sep 2021 06:46 UTC

We get a lot of e-mails and private messages along these lines "do you have a source for X?" or "can you point me to mask studies?" or "I know I saw a graph for mortality, but I can't find it anymore". And we understand, it's been a long 18 months, and there are so many statistics and numbers to try and keep straight in your head.

So, to deal with all these requests, we decided to make a bullet-pointed and sourced list for all the key points. A one-stop-shop.

Here are key facts and sources about the alleged "pandemic", that will help you get a grasp on what has happened to the world since January 2020, and help you enlighten any of your friends who might be still trapped in the New Normal fog (click links to skip):

"Covid deaths" - Lockdowns - PCR Tests - "asymptomatic infection" - Ventilators - Masks - Vaccines - Deception & Foreknowledge

Part I: "Covid deaths" & mortality

1. The survival rate of "Covid" is over 99%. Government medical experts went out of their way to underline, from the beginning of the pandemic, that the vast majority of the population are not in any danger from Covid.

Almost all studies on the infection-fatality ratio (IFR) of Covid have returned results between 0.04% and 0.5%. Meaning Covid's survival rate is at least 99.5%.

Wolf Scare Story: Canada's military ran a secret psyops campaign to manipulate public's views on Covid

Eva Bartlett
RT
Tue, 28 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC

© REUTERS/Carlos Osorio
Protesters against Canada's Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination gesture during a campaign stop by Trudeau in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada September 5, 2021.

The plan, devised by the Canadian Joint Operations Command, relied on propaganda techniques like those used during the Afghan war. What on earth is going on in the upper echelons of Ottawa?

High-up elements of the Canadian Forces have been waging psychological operations on the public over Covid-19 to manipulate their emotions and thoughts, and to gauge their reactions. While this is not uncommon around the world, getting caught is.

A new article in Canada's National Post states that the Canadian Joint Operations Command used "propaganda techniques similar to those employed during the Afghanistan war" on the Canadian public.

Dr. Judy Mikovits and panel discuss Joe Biden's dictatorial claim of ownership of every American's body

Leo Hohmann
leohohmann.com
Sun, 12 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC

Every place we go in life, we encounter people carrying myriad viruses and germs. This has always been the case, since the dawn of mankind. It's a fact of life.

They carry tuberculosis, AIDS, influenza, measles, chickenpox, meningitis, mumps, rubella and all manner of contagions that can be transmitted in all manner of ways.

Yet, we don't see any calls for digital health passports, no apps on your phone, no social-distancing marks on the floors, no calls to show your papers or a recent negative test for any of these illnesses. Only one. Covid.

And never have we seen a president go on national television like Joe Biden did last week and order everyone to get an injection claiming to prevent any of these diseases under penalty of losing your job and livelihood.

"We are losing patience," he sneered into the camera with the sinister look of a man possessed.

Blast & fire at Gothenburg apartment block may have been explosive device, gas leak ruled out, police say

RT
Tue, 28 Sep 2021 14:36 UTC

A powerful blast that tore through an apartment building in Sweden's second most-populous city on Tuesday was not caused by a gas leak and probably involved foul play, Swedish authorities have said.

Swedish police are investigating whether an explosive device caused the blast that went off in Annedal district in central Gothenburg on Tuesday morning, starting a serious fire. The Sahlgrenska University Hospital said it was treating 16 people injured in the incident, four of them in serious condition.

The explosion rocked through the building just before 5am local time, damaging three stairwells. Some residents used tied sheets to escape from their homes through windows, as the fire ignited by the blast spread and sent thick plumes of grey smoke in the air.

Comment: It remains to be seen just what exactly caused the explosion and whether a reasonable motive is uncovered, because, the idea that a significant explosive that severely injured elderly people was, essentially, turf warfare, seems a little dubious; even if it is true that parts of Sweden have suffered from soaring migrant gang violence in recent years, that have apparently included a number of car bombs:

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227 environmental activists were murdered last year, a new report found - more than 4 people per week

Morgan McFall-Johnsen
Business Insider
Mon, 13 Sep 2021 07:45 UTC

Fikile Ntshangase was the nearby coal mine's "worst nightmare," according to her daughter.

The 65-year-old led a group that was taking legal action against the company that ran the mine, located just outside of South Africa's Hluhluwe-Imfolozi nature reserve. Her daughter, Malungelo Xhakaza, said in a new report from the human-rights watchdog group Global Witness:

"She organized, she campaigned and educated people about their rights. Ultimately, I believe that's what cost my mother's life."

In October 2020, Ntshangase was shot in her living room and died.

She's one of 227 environmental activists who were murdered in 2020, according to the Global Witness report, which was published on Monday. That's an average of more than four activists murdered every week. It's more killings than the group has ever recorded in a single year since it started publishing these reports in 2012.

Still, the number is likely an undercount. Global Witness compiles its database using information that's publicly available online. But many cases likely go unreported, especially in countries with heavy suppression of media or with ongoing conflicts that make it difficult to parse out particular incidents.

For that reason, the report emphasizes that its figures are "only a partial picture" of these killings.

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Society's Child

Nicola Sturgeon delays 'botched' vaccine passport scheme

Orlando Magic's Jonathan Isaac defends freedom of choice to reject COVID jab

Ontario doctor faces restrictions for allegedly spreading false statements about COVID-19

Poll: Americans vastly overestimate covid-19 hospitalization rate

YouTube says will ban posts from prominent anti-vaccine activists in effort to purge misinformation

30 facts you NEED to know: Your Covid Cribsheet

Wolf Scare Story: Canada's military ran a secret psyops campaign to manipulate public's views on Covid

Dr. Judy Mikovits and panel discuss Joe Biden's dictatorial claim of ownership of every American's body

Blast & fire at Gothenburg apartment block may have been explosive device, gas leak ruled out, police say

227 environmental activists were murdered last year, a new report found - more than 4 people per week

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