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"The next three months are going to be the most difficult in the public health history of this nation," Garcetti said. "The latest data is nothing short of alarming. In the last month alone, our daily infections have tripled, our hospitalizations have more than tripled and are at a new peak."
One Los Angeles bar owner was furious after she discovered that Mayor Garcetti approved outdoor dining for a movie company directly across from her shuttered restaurant.
"Fact-checker" Abby Patkin penned a Dec. 2 article revolving around the claim that "Several Democratic politicians are urging social distancing and issuing stay-at-home advisories while hosting or attending gatherings themselves." Patkin threw a penalty flag at the conservative Facebook page "Occupy Democrats Logic," which included a Nov. 13 tweet from former One America News host Liz Wheeler about Democratic hypocrisy.
The politicians Wheeler criticized were hypocrites. Fact-check: true.
Comment: See also:
- What's there to fact check? USA Today covers for Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki wearing a hammer-and-sickle hat
- USA Today really did fact-check Babylon Bee's "claim" that Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death was overturned by 9th circuit court
- USA Today RIPPED for claiming Trump T-shirt features Nazi symbol, clarifies eagle is 'longtime US symbol too'
- USA Today Fact Check: Hospitals are paid more if patients are listed as COVID-19 and are on ventilators
- The dirtiest politics: USA Today edits Kavanaugh piece with 'pedophilia' hints, receives even more deserved backlash
"This time of year is usually filled with Christmas parties, bustling restaurants, trips to visit loved ones, it happens all over the country," said "The Ingraham Angle" host. "But of course, because of COVID, for most of us, nothing seems the same. More Americans are on edge, some are legitimately terrified of getting the virus, others want to end lockdowns.
Ingraham went on to decry what she called the "arbitrary and destructive" lockdown decrees, which she said are finally being met with pushback.
The host cited this week's drama involving Staten Island saloon owners Danny Presti and Keith McAlarney, whose bar -- Mac's Public House -- was shut down by the New York City Sheriff's Office for refusing to close indoor dining as part of an "orange zone" mapped out by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
John Fitzgerald Johnson, 57, also known as The Real Grandmaster Jay, is accused of assaulting federal task force officers in Louisville, Kentucky, on September 4.
According to the criminal complaint, Johnson "forcibly assaulted, resisted, opposed, impeded, intimidated, and interfered" with Louisville Metro Police officers, as well as federal officers and the Secret Service, by aiming a rifle at them one day before the NFAC were due to hold a rally to coincide with the Kentucky Derby demanding criminal charges over the shooting of Taylor.
Comment: See also:
- Leader of radical black-only militia NFAC 'believes in violence' & wants a real-life Wakanda for every black person in America
- Armed Black paramilitary group marches through Lafayette, but few news outlets are reporting far-left extremism
- Black militia, armed 'Patriots' & BLM protesters face off in Louisville on chaotic Kentucky Derby day
- US pop star Akon's $6bn plan to build a real-life Wakanda in Senegal is an insult to black people's intelligence
- Member of black militia demanding reparations accidentally shoots himself and another member at Louisville march
- The great race bait: Don't fall for it
"My message couldn't be simpler," Garcetti said at a Wednesday night press conference. "It's time to hunker down. It's time to cancel everything. And if it isn't essential, don't do it."
The latest stay-at-home order for Los Angeles makes exceptions for travel, such as work, shopping for food, and getting automobile service.
The mayor has also warned residents that "gatherings" are prohibited. "Don't meet up with others outside your household. Don't host a gathering. Don't attend a gathering," he said.
Ontario's Chief Medical Officer says that those who refuse to take the COVID vaccine won't have "freedom to move around" and will have to continue to wear masks.
Dr. David Williams was asked if he "would make some sort of mandatory vaccination recommendation."
Williams acknowledged that "we can't force someone to take a vaccine," but when on to explain how people who didn't take it would have their freedom of mobility severely restricted.
"What we can do is to say sometimes for access or ease of getting into certain settings, if you don't have vaccination then you're not allowed into that setting without other protection materials," said Williams.
Comment: See also:
- Threats of house arrest and sacking will not be enough to persuade people to take the Covid vaccine
- New normal: Power crazed UK MP urges military directed corona vaccination, certificate for international travel
- March to fascism: Morrison says Covid vaccine likely to be mandatory in Australia, suggests that those who refuse it will starve
The suspect was nabbed on Monday in the city's Tenderloin district after being spotted riding a motorcycle that had been reported stolen, San Francisco police said Wednesday on Twitter. Police called attention to the case because the unidentified suspect has repeatedly been put back on the streets despite a prolific string of alleged thefts.
"Internal security forces have detained (Ziad) Takieddine, based on an arrest warrant Interpol sent the public prosecution, over him being wanted by the French authorities over involvement in corruption and funding Sarkozy's campaign," the source said.
Takieddine was once the main accuser in an inquiry into suspected Libyan financing of Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign.
The businessman was investigated in late 2016 after he told the press he had delivered millions of euros in cash from Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi.
Yes, really.
"Finding new plant-based foods is becoming increasingly urgent with the world's population forecast to grow by two billion in the next 30 years," states an article authored by Douglas Broom published on the official WEF website
"While farming animals for meat generates 14.5% of total global greenhouse emissions, weeds capture carbon from the atmosphere and can therefore help to control climate change."
Comment: See also:
- The World Economic Forum's 'Great Reset' plan for the food industry
- NY Times says "Great Reset" is a "conspiracy theory" on same day World Economic Forum celebrates it
- The Great Reject — of the "Great Reset". Dystopian nightmare for all humanity
- The dystopic Great Reset and the fight back: Population reduction and hope for the future
In a review of international public health policy begun by the Global Strategy Lab (GSL) at York University in 2019, researchers found numerous instances in which countries had flouted international agreements.
Back in the pre-Covid era, the experts had begun analyzing what countries are legally allowed to do to one another during public health crises, such as the Ebola and SARS outbreaks, in accordance with the International Health Regulations (IHR) that legally bind 196 countries.















Comment: Garcetti doesn't care. None of these small-fry petty tyrants care about the businesses that are going under. They'll bend over backwards for the lucrative movie industry, approving whatever they need, while the small businesses get social-distanced to death.
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