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University of Toronto mandates students to be TRIPLE vaccinated against Covid

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© Nathan Denette/The Canadian PressA person walks past the University of Toronto campus during the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto on Wednesday, June 10, 2020.
The University of Toronto lifted its vaccination requirement this past spring but will mandate that all students living in residence be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 during the upcoming academic year.

The school made the announcement in a memo sent out to the university community on Thursday.

It says that while students who are not fully vaccinated have been permitted to enroll in classes with in-person components since May 1, a decision has been made to continue to reinstate the mandatory vaccination policy for those living in residence.

Under the updated policy, all students moving into residence will be required to have completed their primary series of vaccinations as well as received a booster dose at least 14 days prior to their arrival on campus.


Comment: Cue the countdown for an outbreak caused by the newly jabbed, and likely immunocompromised, super shedders.


Comment: The last 18 months or so of the injection roll outs have already made it irrefutable that these experimental jabs can cause harm - and in some cases they're deadly - and they don't protect against Covid, and so it's not like this mandate will even provide new data for the injection trials.

Sadly, however, the suffering this mandate will cause might force (some of) these young adults and their loved ones to acknowledge the lies and insidious nonsense the contrived coronavirus crisis is founded upon.


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If telling the truth puts me on Ukraine's 'Russian propagandist' blacklist, I'll wear that tag proudly

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© AFP PHOTO / Ramzi HAIDARScott Ritter
When it comes to fact-based analysis, I'll take so-called 'Russian propaganda' over 'Ukrainian truth' every day.

In 1997, I flew into Kiev, on-mission with the United Nations Special Commission to seek the assistance of the Ukrainian government in investigating the activities of a Ukrainian citizen suspected of illegally selling ballistic missile components and manufacturing capabilities to Iraq in violation of Security Council-imposed economic sanctions. During my visit, I held several meetings with senior officials from the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council, including its Secretary, Vladimir Horbulin. I left on good terms, with the Ukrainians agreeing to cooperate (they ultimately did not) and hoping that I would pass on their good attitude to US authorities in hopes that it would assist their desire for NATO membership (I did, in fact, do this.)

Twenty-five years later, this same National Security and Defense Council, through its "Center for Countering Disinformation," has published a blacklist of individuals deemed to be "promoting Russian propaganda."


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LA County abandons plan to reimpose mask mandate as multiple cities refused enforcement

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Update (1750ET): In a somewhat surprising turn of events for the medical tyranny, Los Angeles County has abandoned its plan to reimpose indoor mask mandate as COVID cases and hospitalizations stabilize.

The county entered the "high" category two weeks ago when the average daily rate of COVID-related hospital admissions rose above 10 per 100,000 residents. As of last Thursday, the rate was 11.7 admissions per 100,000 residents.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said cases may have slowed, but he supports whatever health officials decide.

Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer made the announced during a livestreamed meeting.
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Comment: It's good to see that people aren't falling for the same BS this time around and that local councils are rejecting the orders from on-high. It remains to be seen whether this kind of resistance lasts.

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Jordan Peterson: Worst is yet to come from Trudeau Liberals

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© Chad Hipolito/The Canadian PressPrime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Rough times are a-coming, what with the cascading consequences of energy shortages, supply chain disruptions, war in Ukraine and severe and looming food and fertilizer shortages.

I have had the great privilege of travelling to 40 American cities in just about as many states and to 15 European countries in the last four months, in the waning days of the great COVID panic, and I have learned many things about our great and self-conscious nation.

First: I have not travelled anywhere else where the citizens and the government are more neurotically "concerned" about the pandemic. It may have escaped Canadians' notice, but virtually nowhere else in the developed world is it now required to wear a mask, as is still mandatory in many of Canada's airports and on flights out of our benighted country. There is absolutely no excuse for this, except the punitive self-righteousness of the Trudeau Liberals. What else might you expect, however, from a government that also includes Chrystia Freeland, a deputy prime minister who has bragged about her colleagues' appalling economic performance, claiming that it is actually good for Canadians to empty their wallets at the gas pumps, because of its implications in fighting the "climate emergency." I simply cannot believe that this absolute failure of economic policy is now being trumpeted as a positive accomplishment. Here's a hint for you saintly progressives: if you cared about the poor (the real poor, not the hypothetical poor you are hypothetically saving in the future), you would seek to drive down the cost of energy — energy that is precisely equivalent to work and, therefore, to the wealth that ameliorates poverty.

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Wikipedia restricts edits to 'recession' page after Biden denial of definition

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Wikipedia has blocked additional edits to the 'recession' page after users attempted to adjust it in response to President Joe Biden's attempts to redefine the word.

The page was edited at least 47 times over 24 hours before Wikipedia administrators locked the page so that unregistered users could not change its contents until August. This restriction arrives as Biden administration officials attempt to avoid using the term to describe the current economy .

The online encyclopedia's administrators froze the webpage's edit feature due to a "persistent addition of unsourced or poorly sourced content." The top of the webpage also notes that the recession webpage "may be affected by a current event."

Comment: If you ever needed any evidence that Wikipedia is nothing more than a mouthpiece for the official narrative, go no further.

More from New York Post:
Elon Musk slammed Wikipedia on Friday for "losing its objectivity" after the online encyclopedia blocked users from editing its "recession" page — prompting accusations that it was running interference for the Biden administration.

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"Wikipedia is losing its objectivity," Musk tweeted.

Wikipedia blocked users from revising its "recession" page after visitors to the site engaged in a frantic editing war over the definition of the term, which is being disputed by the Biden administration following the latest economic data showing a drop in GDP.

One Wikipedia user known as "Soibangla" edited the "recession" page to remove reference to the standard definition of the term.

The user added a line that read: "There is no global consensus on the definition of a recession."
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As of Friday morning, the page included a lock icon in the upper right corner indicating that it was placed in "semi-protection" mode whereby "unregistered users ... as well as accounts [that] are not confirmed or autoconfirmed" would not be able to make changes to the text.

"Wikipedia changed the definition of recession to favor the Biden regime, and then locked the page," tweeted right-leaning social media personality Mike Cernovich.

"Can't make Biden look bad before the midterm elections!" tweeted another Twitter user.
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The Whole World is a Banana Republic

Bill Holter
A few months back, precious metals expert and financial writer Bill Holter predicted the economy was going to tank, and today, the U.S. is officially in a recession. Holter says it's not just America buckling under enormous debt, but the entire world. Holter explains,
"This is only the start. They are trying to debate whether or not we are in a recession, but it's pretty much a lock. Yes, we are in a recession. And this is not just the U.S. This is a global problem. . . . Let me put his into perspective. If you add up all the global GDP's, we are roughly $100 trillion. The problem is there is well over $350 trillion in debt worldwide. . . . When I graduated college . . . anything above 100% debt to GDP was considered a banana republic. Look where we are today. Globally, it's 350% debt to GDP. What that tells me is the world is a banana republic."

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Anti-junta protests in Guinea capital call for a return to elections

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Protesters block roads and hurl rocks in Conakry, Guinea, on July 28, 2022, after authorities prevented supporters of the opposition party, National Front for the Defense of the Constitution (FNDC), from gathering in the streets for a peaceful march.
Protests against Guinea's junta and its handling of plans to return to democracy brought the capital to a standstill Thursday, with organizers saying one person was killed.

The protest, planned last week, began ahead of comments by the chair of a regional bloc who claimed to have persuaded the junta to shorten its timeline for a return to democracy. The junta has not confirmed his comments.

The National Front for the Defense of the Constitution (FNDC) said one person had died after being hit by a bullet in the Conakry suburb of Hamdallaye, while several others were injured.

Comment: Footage of the protests:




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Dutch farmer protest continues with tire fires on highways

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FILE PHOTO: 27th July 2022 - Firefighters at the scene as farmers set fire to manure and hay bales during a protest along the A50 in Apeldoorn
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Cars crashed into tires and other garbage piled on a highway in the northern Netherlands in the early hours of Thursday, police said, as protests by radical farmers against government plans to rein in nitrogen emissions continued.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte branded the protests "unacceptable."


Comment: This is the guy who is actively pushing calling to throw vast numbers of farmers out of business. And, apparently, these fires were a response to his recent comments ridiculing the plight of farmers.


Police in the northern province of Friesland said nobody was injured when several cars were involved in an accident caused by dumped garbage, but warned motorists to be alert to "extremely dangerous situations" caused by the farmers' protest actions.

Comment: Footage of the protests:






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9-year-old girl stabbed to death in Lincolnshire, UK - violent crime highest in 20 years

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Lilia Valutyte was found dead in Fountain Lane in Boston on 28 July
Lilia Valutyte, who was part of Boston's Lithuanian community, was found stabbed in a street in the town on Thursday.

A nine-year-old girl stabbed to death in Lincolnshire has been named by police as Lilia Valutyte.

The girl, a Lithuanian national, was found dead in Fountain Lane in Boston at about 6.20pm yesterday.

Comment: More from the Daily Mail on the case and the soaring knife crime and spike in child murders in the UK:
The UK is in the grip of a knife crime epidemic, with the latest figures for England and Wales showing offences involving knives are up by 10 per cent compared to the previous year.


And there's good reason to believe that lockdowns have had a significant impact on that increase, both in torturing children mentally and emotionally, as well by further impoverishing families.


This weekend saw a wave of stabbings in London that saw three people killed in less than 24 hours and another badly injured.

'We have arrested two people in connection with the incident.

Lilia's body was found outside MS Agricultural Services along a quiet lane next to quaint cobbled streets lined with cafes and coffe shops.

Much of the nearby area is commercial, with car parks, a high street and several boarded-up shops, but the street also runs alongside the end of a residential road.

The local community was in a state of shock as they came to terms with the tragic news late on yesterday evening, with heartbroken residents calling it the 'most shocking tragedy ever to befall' the town.

Arthur Smith, 66, who knelt down to say a prayer at the scene said: 'It is just so shocking. A poor little angel has lost her life. I feel so sorry for her and her parents.

'Whoever did it should be locked up for life - and I mean life. When I was growing up, you could never imagine something like this happening.'

Other residents said they had seen armed police in nearby streets last night as police launched their investigation into the death of the girl.

Taxi driver Jonathan Newton, 55, said: 'We are a close knit community here and the town is rocked to the core by this tragedy.

Figures reveal how knife crime rate has shot up

Last week it emerged police forces in England and Wales had recorded the highest number of offences in 20 years, driven by a sharp rise in fraud, rape and violent attacks.

A total of 6.3million crimes were recorded in the year to March 2022 ⁠ — four per cent higher than the previous all-time high of 6.1million in 2019/20.

It was also up 16 per cent on 2020/21, when crime levels were affected by Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.

The figures, which were published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), showed knife crime, theft and domestic abuse all increased in the 12 months to March.

Police-recorded offences of fraud and computer misuse rose 17 per cent, from 828,364 in 2020/21 to 965,162 in 2021/22.

Knife crime rose by 10 per cent to 49,027 offences in the year to March, compared to 44,642 in the previous 12 months ⁠ — though this is below the pre-pandemic year of 2019/20, which saw 55,078 offences.

Edgar Buncis, whose young son Roberts was murdered in Boston nearly two years ago, has told how the schoolgirl's family will be going through 'hell' as he urged them to 'be strong.'

Roberts was stabbed more than 70 times in a frenzied attack just days before his 13th birthday. Marcel Grzeszcz, 15, was convicted of Roberts' murder and jailed for a minimum of 16 years last November.

Today Mr Buncis has today begged for answers after the latest tragedy.

He said: 'Dear family, you will go through the hell, be strong, take any help you can get.

'My son was stabbed to death 12/12/2020 and I still live with that and think it never will end. It's so sad.

'Where are we going, what is wrong with this world, what is wrong with Boston ... I would tell you thousands of words but don't know what to say ... be strong, love those who you have.'

'Lincolnshire Police has launched a murder inquiry and Boston Borough Council is working closely with officers as part of the investigation, including the sharing of CCTV footage from the area.

Home Office figures from 2016 found Boston was the murder capital of England and Wales.

Boston came top of a list of the local authorities with the most cases of murder, attempted murder or conspiracy to commit murder per 100,000 people.

There was a rate of 15 murderous crimes per 100,000 people up to September 2015 - ranking as the highest per person average in England and Wales and rivalling huge cities such as Birmingham or London.
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© YandexBoston pinned on a map
And the overall crime rate in the town for 2021 was recorded as 100 crimes per 1,000 people, making it among the most dangerous in Lincolnshire.

The chilling number of child murders in the UK in the last year

Ava White - 25 November 2021 - was just 12 years old when she was stabbed to death in Liverpool City Centre in November last year. But she was stabbed by a 14-year-old boy after an argument about him filming her. As she went towards him to get him to delete the footage he lashed out with a knife, stabbing her in the neck.

Zaian Aimable-Lina - 30 December 2021, 15, (below) suffered three stab wounds in Ashburton Park in Croydon, south London.
A 15-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of murder.

Kennie Carter - 22 January 2022 - Officers were called to Thirlmere Avenue, in Stretford, to reports a boy had been found with stab injuries. He was later named locally as Kennie Carter.

Jakub Szymanski - 9 June 2022 - was branded a 'hero' who 'fought for his family' after stepping in to to save his mother, Katarzyna Bastek, who was left 'seriously injured' following an attack in Miles Platting, Manchester.

David-Mario Lazar - 25 January 2022 - Five year old David-Mario Lazar was killed while in the care of one of the people meant to look after him - his grandmother.



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"Tipping Point": DC mayor calls for National Guard to 'indefinitely' help with bussed-in migrants

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© UnknownDC Mayor Muriel Bowser
With busloads of migrants arriving from Texas to the nation's capital, DC has reportedly reached a "tipping point" after just 4,000 of them, causing Mayor Muriel Bowser to request that the DC National Guard be activated "indefinitely" to help with the situation, NBC4's Mark Segraves reports.

What's more, she wants to use the DC Armory as a processing center. Bowser's request comes a week after Fox5 reported that the migrants were "overwhelming an aid group" that are trying to help process the influx.

Groups like the Migrant Solidarity Network are there to welcome the buses and assist the migrants in getting to their destinations but FOX 5's Bob Barnard reports the groups are receiving little to no assistance from local and federal government. Barnard says some of the migrants he spoke with are hoping to get to other destinations. Some are hoping to stay in D.C. and find works. Others are trying to get back to Texas.