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Australia: Local government calls for immediate suspension of vaccines

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In a surprise move, the local government of West Australian mining town Port Hedland is calling for immediate suspension of the Moderna and Pfizer Covid vaccines pending an investigation into evidence of excessive levels of synthetic DNA in the shots.

At a special meeting on 11 October, Port Hedland councillors voted five to two in favour of notifying all of Australia's 537 local councils of the evidence of the DNA contamination in the vaccines, and associated risks.

"We are gravely concerned about the potential health risks posed by synthetic DNA contamination, including the dangers of genomic integration, cancer, hereditary defects and immune system disruption," said the letter, a copy of which was sent to councillors around the country following the vote.

Letters were also sent to every health practitioner within the Port Hedland area strongly urging them to share this information with patients contemplating receiving any Pfizer or Moderna Covid modified-RNA (mod-RNA) vaccines.

Comment: Just wait until local governments (and the greater public) start looking at the nano-particles some of the covid vaccinations contain.


Red Flag

Nanny state insanity: Mom arrested and jailed for letting 10-year-old walk alone to town

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© Brittany PattersonBrittany Patterson
It was dinnertime on October 30, 2024, when police handcuffed Brittany Patterson in front of three of her four children and drove her to the station in Fannin County, Georgia. She was then fingerprinted, photographed, and dressed in an orange jumpsuit.

Hours earlier, around noon, Patterson had driven her eldest son to a medical appointment. Her youngest son, 11-year-old Soren, intended to come along but wasn't around when it was time to leave.

"I figured he was in the woods, or at grandma's house," says Patterson, who lives on 16 acres with her kids and her father. (Her husband works out of state). There is no shortage of family in the vicinity. Patterson's mother and sisters live just two minutes away.

Soren, however, was not playing in the woods. He had decided to walk to downtown Mineral Bluff, a town of just 370 people. It's not quite a mile from his house. A woman who saw him walking alongside the road — speed limit: 25 in some places, 35 in others — asked him if he was OK. He said yes.

Nevertheless, she called the police.

Heart - Black

Witnesses describe alleged Ukrainian war crimes in Donbass city

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© Mustafa Ciftci / Getty ImagesUkrainian soldiers in Ugledar
Ukrainian troops were given carte blanche to harass and commit crimes against the Russian-speaking population in the southern Donbass city of Ugledar, a Moscow-backed investigative mission has alleged.

Human rights defender Maksim Grigoriev, who chairs an international body investigating suspected crimes of the Ukrainian government, previewed on Monday a new report which focuses on the events in Ugledar. Russian troops liberated the town in early October, allowing civilian access to its remaining residents.

Witnesses said they had faced mistreatment since the armed coup in Kiev in 2014. One woman explained how she could not receive justice for her son, who was killed in a fight with a Ukrainian volunteer battalion member in 2016.

The woman said her son had been a large, strong man who had been stabbed to death after trying to defend local girls from a group of drunken troops from the Aidar unit. The criminal case was clear-cut and resulted in a conviction, but the sentence allowed the killer to be released on parole, Grigoriev said. The perpetrator reportedly did not see the inside of a prison cell.

NPC

Scientific American editor blasts 'f---ing fascists' who elected Donald Trump

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Scientific American editor-in-chief Laura Helmuth blasted Trump voters as the "meanest, dumbest, most bigoted" group and "f---ing fascists."

On her Bluesky social media account, Helmuth documented her reaction to the presidential election over the course of Tuesday night. She began optimistically, celebrating campaign efforts.

"Thank you to everyone who knocked on doors, sent post cards, organized, participated in get out the vote events, donated, registered voters, and just plain voted. I'm so glad we're all in this together," Helmuth wrote.

She also added, "Welp. Gonna be a long night. Cheers, everybody."

Comment: Everyone should cancel their subscriptions to Scientific American.


Attention

Green blues: Persistent fog in Germany causes 'green energy' output to fall to near zero

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The enemy of green energy: the high pressure system

At 5 p.m. last Wednesday, Germany's 1602 offshore wind turbines in the North and Baltic Seas stood still...solar output was also near zero. Germany had to scramble to keep supply going.


In the words of Professor Claudia Kemfert: It is a myth to believe that solar and wind do not provide enough electricity. The myth that there will be enough wind and sunshine somewhere in Europe was shattered at the beginning of November 2024. Daniel Wetzel describes the situation in the online Die Welt (pay article)

Comment:


Light Saber

Michigan jury awards $12M to woman fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine

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A jury awarded more than $12 million Friday to a woman who lost her job at a Michigan insurance company after declining to get a COVID-19 vaccination.

Much of the award — $10 million — is for punitive damages against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, according to the verdict form.

Lisa Domski, who worked at Blue Cross for more than 30 years, said she was a victim of religious discrimination. The company in 2021 did not grant an exemption from its vaccine policy, despite her insistence that it clashed with her Catholic beliefs.

Family

A voice for the people: Trump admin websites let citizens vote on policy and nominees

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Would a fascist take policy and nominee advice from the populace?

In the lead up to the election leftist media outlets parroted the baseless critique that President Trump is a fascist. Comparing Trump to Hitler and invoking the term Nazi frivolously, was commonplace in the last few weeks prior to the election. This was the propagandists' "Alamo," as they made last ditch efforts to suggest Trump would impose a 'Handmaid's Tale' dystopia on all of America.

With zero evidence to support these claims and four years of a first term that proves otherwise, it appears that the left just doesn't like Donald Trump the man. A majority of the left's rhetoric has suggested that Donald Trump is an existential threat to democracy.

By suggesting President Trump will be Hitler and that he is a threat to democracy the implication is that he will be a dictator. It follows that the left is suggesting Trump will take away rights and freedoms.

Comment: Great idea. Americans, make your voices and choices known!


Passport

Change in the wind: Illegal migrant caravan disbands in Mexico after Trump win

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© Juan Manuel Blanco/EPA, via Shutterstock/FileA large group of migrants heading toward the United States in Tapachula, Mexico, on Sunday, December 24, 2023.
At least 3,000 people were traveling in a caravan of illegal immigrants from Mexico on Election Day with the intention of reaching the United States. After Donald Trump's election victory, it was learned that many have decided to abandon the journey.

"When news of the president-elect's victory reached their phones, many decided to return for fear of deportation. Trump has promised to initiate a massive deportation program during his next term in the White House," explained Reuters, which spoke with several of the undocumented immigrants.

In addition, border authorities indicated that the number of illegal immigrants making up the caravan is now estimated to have been reduced to approximately 1,600 people.

Comment: Newsmax adds:
Trump has long positioned himself as a border hawk and has promised he will conduct a mass deportation of illegal immigration if he was elected to a second terms in the White House.

"We're going to have the largest deportation in the history of our country," Trump said in September during a speech in Los Angeles. "And we're going to start with Springfield and Aurora, [Colorado]."

Many migrants communicate on Telegram and other social media apps to get updates about any changes in the U.S. immigration system. Some were dismayed that Trump received 46% of the Latino vote.

"They forgot about when they were on the other side," said Mahily Paz, a Venezuelan migrant.
No, the folks that voted for Trump were those who came legally, and are fed up with criminal line-jumpers.


USA

'Family Ties' star Justine Bateman slams 'un-American' and 'suffocating' years under Biden-Harris regime

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© NBC/Desiree Navarro'Family Ties' actress Justine Bateman slammed the past four years under the Biden administration as being "un-American."
In the wake of a sweeping Republican electoral victory, filmmaker and actress Justine Bateman said on Friday that she had been "walking on eggshells" the past four years, a period she called "un-American."

"I have found the last four years to be an almost intolerable period. A very un-American period in that any questioning, any opinions, any likes or dislikes were held up to a very limited list of "permitted positions" in order to assess acceptability," Bateman posted on X..

Bateman, who appeared in hit TV shows "Family Ties" and "Desperate Housewives," added further that she's never known such conditions "to be an American environment."

AK47

Gaza's top Islamic scholar issues fatwa condemning 7 October attack

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Hamas's attack on 7 October triggered the war with Israel
The most prominent Islamic scholar in Gaza has issued a rare, powerful fatwa condemning Hamas's 7 October 2023 attack on Israel, which triggered the devastating war in the Palestinian territory.

Professor Dr Salman al-Dayah, a former dean of the Faculty of Sharia and Law at the Hamas-affiliated Islamic University of Gaza, is one of the region's most respected religious authorities, so his legal opinion carries significant weight among Gaza's two million population, which is predominantly Sunni Muslim.

A fatwa is a non-binding Islamic legal ruling from a respected religious scholar usually based on the Quran or the Sunnah - the sayings and practices of the Prophet Muhammad.