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A man who allegedly stabbed a rabbi in Boston nine times last week is now facing several hate crime charges, according to authorities.
Khaled Awad, 24, was arrested July 1 in connection to a violent attack on Rabbi Shlomo Noginski outside a Jewish day school in the Brighton neighborhood.
Prosecutors say Awad pulled a gun on Noginski and demanded keys to a school van. The rabbi handed over the keys and Awad motioned for the rabbi to enter the van, while at the same time putting away the gun and pulling out a knife.
In New South Wales, Australia, police state measures are being reimposed because one 90-year-old woman died. Because the death of one 90-year-old is now regarded as something aberrant and terrifying that can and must be prevented by whatever it takes. Or rather, whatever it takes from those not 90-years-old, whose deaths are not likely to happen for decades because people who are decades away from their 90s tend to live for decades, whereas people in their 90s tend to die, regularly.
Normally.
Because they're in their 90s.
'Rona or no 'Rona. It tends to happen to people that age..
No one wants granny to die - but if she's in her 90s, she's probably going to die. Soon. Because she is very old. Whether you isolate her in a hyperbaric chamber or not. Whether you "lock down" the rest of the population or not. Whether you "vaccinate" them or not.
The fact - one of many, if they mattered - is that the majority of people who died "from COVID" actually died of old age. Most had already lived a normal life expectancy, which is about 70-something years, depending on the country. Most of the deaths attributed to COVID were of people over the age of 75.
They lived longer than the average life expectancy.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
On CNN's State of the Union, host Jake Tapper asked the nation's leading infectious diseases expert if booster shots could theoretically help vulnerable people, referring to a Reuters report that said Israel would start offering a third Pfizer shot to adults it considered vulnerable. Fauci said:
"Well, certainly they theoretically could. What the CDC and the FDA were saying, Jake, is that right now, given the data and the information we have, we do not need to give people a third shot, a boost superimposed upon the two doses you get with the mRNA and the one dose you get with [Johnson & Johnson]."However, Fauci said that research is currently being conducted to determine if this guidance will change. He cautioned that the current guidance did not imply it would not be changed later. Fauci begins at 1:18.
I met Katya in 2016, when I arrived in Donbass. It was with her that I learned the profession of journalism, and more particularly war journalism. It was with her that I did my first reports on the front and on positions.
I worked with her for several years, we were inseparable, walking through the villages of the front line and the positions of the DPR (Donetsk People's Republic) People' s Militia, from Sakhanka to Golmovsky, through Staromikhailovka, Dokuchayevsk, Luganskoye, Spartak, Promka, and Zaitsevo.
Several times we came under fire from the Ukrainian army in Zaitsevo, Spartak, and on the outskirts of Donetsk. We received a telniachka (sailor's jacket) together from the hands of Alexander Zakhartchenko, the leader of the DPR, one day in August 2016. We were again decorated together by Commander Jelezny in Zaitsevo in the autumn of 2016.
Comment: Video clips of Katya Katina:
This week, parts of the Venezuelan capital turned into a battlefield as some 2,500 government troops engaged in a shooting war with the so-called 'Koki' gang, named after the nickname of its leader, Carlos Luis Revete, who has an estimated 250 people under his command and alliances with other gangs.
The powerful criminal organization is based in the northwestern Cota 905 neighborhood and has influence in areas of El Valle, El Cementerio, El Paraiso, La Vega and Santa Rosalia.
Some of the roads leading to the parts of the city where the fighting took place were closed by the authorities. The escalation of violence reportedly followed the gang's Wednesday move to break an informal non-aggression pact with the government amid an effort to expand its criminal operations.
The graphic ad, which is set to run in Sydney - the largest city in Australia, and the one hit hardest by Covid - shows the woman panting with tears in her eyes as she is hooked up to a respirator in hospital. "Covid-19 can affect anyone. Stay home. Get tested. Book your vaccination," the ad concludes.
Many Australians were quick to criticize what they deemed to be an inappropriate government ad, given Prime Minister Scott Morrison's failure to secure enough Covid-19 vaccines for the entire population, and recent coronavirus blunders.
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- Australia defends lockdown travel ban CRIMINALIZING return of its own citizens from India
- Melbourne cops may now enter homes without warrant, after 11 people die with coronavirus - Australia, this is madness, not democracy
- Lockdown in New South Wales, Australia fails to prevent spread of Delta Covid variant
- Australian Govt's OWN WEBSITE admits Covid tests are totally unreliable
- How bad is covid really? (A Swedish doctor's perspective)

Covid-19 vaccine leaflet is left behind on a door during door-knock campaign in Detroit, Michigan, US, May 4, 2021
The toolkit, dubbed 'Door Knocking Project to Increase COVID Vaccine Acceptance', and a training video for the so-called "health ambassadors" were released by the Lake County, Illinois authorities back in April, but only caught public attention this week after President Joe Biden announced a shift towards taking the pro-vaccination message "door-to-door."
Comment: Apparently the concept of inalienable rights in the US is being reconsidered and instead the government will now grant them as it sees fit:
120+ retired US generals sign letter questioning Biden's mental health, 2020 election result, warn of 'tyrannical govt'
Concerned parents and media critics swatted the New York Times on Thursday after the newspaper heralded Justine Ang Fonte, a New York teacher who recently became infamous for her sexual education curriculum for children and young adults, as a "sex-positive educator," and called her lessons "pornography literacy."
For seven years, Fonte was the director of health and wellness at the Dalton School on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. In May, she was invited to teach two Zoom lessons on "pornography literacy and consent" to juniors and seniors at the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School on the Upper West Side. Those lessons reportedly included some "masturbation" images, outraging parents and eventually leading to her resignation.
Comment:
- Degeneracy: Columbia Prep students and parents reel after MANDATORY class on 'porn literacy'
- Children as young as six are to be given compulsory self-touching lessons that critics say are sexualising youngsters
- Parents plan sex-ed sit-out to fight schools' pornographic sex education curriculum
- Controversial sex ed bill divides Arizona, as governor weighs putting brakes on 'gender identity' and sexual orientation classes
- Ex-lad's magazine editor Martin Daubney: Experiment convinced me that online porn is the most pernicious threat facing children today
- California parents flood school board meeting to demand parental rights sanctuary regarding vaccines and sex education

FILE PHOTO: A health worker receives the Sinovac coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at the Samut Sakhon hospital in Samut Sakhon province
Of the 677,348 medical personnel who received two doses of Sinovac, 618 became infected, health ministry data from April to July showed. A nurse has died and another medical worker is in critical condition.
Comment: The problem with under-reporting means that it's likely more recipients were infected.
Comment: Vaccine manufacturers are now openly admitting that their experimental products do not prevent infection, reinfection nor transmission, just that they may reduce the severity of the infection. Recent headlines are revealing that they may also come with a variety of severe, unexpected side effects:
- The Inanity of RNA Vaccines For COVID-19
- CDC relaxes restrictions for vaccinated, unless they get reinfected
- HUNDREDS of Israelis get infected with Covid-19 after receiving Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine

Prosecutors in New York show a picture of Ghislaine Maxwell with Jeffrey Epstein as they announced charges against her last July.
Though she was a few years older than me, we were both English, Oxbridge-educated and would sometimes be invited to the same parties. She was pin-thin, expensively dressed, funny, fun, clever, worldly and the effortless centre of attention.
She talked about sex a lot — and she liked to behave outrageously. During one Manhattan dinner I heard about, she told a British movie star to lie face-down on the floor; she jumped on his back and gave him a massage right there on the ground in front of everyone. Even as people laughed, one observer wondered if what she was doing was not inappropriate.
Usually, she was by herself. I had no idea whether or not she had a boyfriend.
But then, in the autumn of 2002, I was assigned to write an article for Vanity Fair magazine about an intriguing and very rich man called Jeffrey Epstein. I soon discovered that Ghislaine had had a complicated relationship with Epstein for over a decade.











Comment: It is more likely there is institutional panic over the devastating results of the quick-fix vaccines. Back-peddling may serve to downplay these implications.