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Horrifying video shows passengers gripping on to their seats as the wind billowed into the aircraft as it descended towards the South Korean city of Daegu on Friday.
Children began shaking with fear and crying when the door of the Asiana Airlines plane opened suddenly, witnesses said.
Some 12 passengers were so terrified that they were sent to hospital with breathing difficulties once the plane landed safely at Daego airport at 12.40pm local time with the door still open.
A Washington Post/ABC News poll found that Biden is sinking in the polls, sounding alarms that he may not be able to recover from his disastrous decisions before the 2024 election.
CNN host Kate Bolduan said:
"In the first real snapshot, if you will, of President Biden's standing since his reelection announcement, voters are saying he has real work to do. And that's even among his own party. Biden's overall approval rating remains underwater. That's the lowest for any American president at this point in their first term. That's dating back to Harry Truman."The poll found that 58 percent of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say they want their party to nominate someone else. In addition, Biden's approval rating remains at a historic low of 36 percent.
Former University of Toronto professor J.D. Haltigan said in the lawsuit filed last week that his first amendment rights were violated by the DEI mandate, which he says is an "unconstitutional form of compelled speech," according to a report by Daily Mail.
Haltigan's lawsuit reportedly names University of California President Michael Drake, UCSC Chancellor Cynthia Larive, UCSC Psychology Department Chair Benjamin Storm, and UCSC Social Sciences Dean Katharyne Mitchell.
Comment: See also:
- America's obsession with DEI Is sabotaging our medical schools
- DEI has gone to the dogs as schools train Fido's vet to be woke
- Merit Over Identity: Dismantling DEI bureaucracies is the key to reviving American universities
- Med school 'stigmatized white people' during all-day DEI 'retreat': report
- 160-plus retired military brass urge Congress to root out DOD's poisonous 'diversity' and 'equity' programs
- 'Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion' policies are poisoning college campuses
The "safer snorting kits," which included "straws and wallet-sized cards for cutting powder into snortable lines," were distributed last week to students in the Cowichan Valley school district in Victoria, BC, the outlet reports.
Students also allegedly received a booklet titled, "Staying Safe When You're Snorting" which gives tips on having safe sexual intercourse while high, sharing equipment, as well as the variety of different drugs that can be snorted through the device such as fentanyl, cocaine, crystal meth, and ketamine.
The report detailed how easy it is for just about anyone to disrupt South Africa's power grid amid mass social upheaval, unemployment, inequality and an overall terrible economy (sound familiar?). The piece is written awkwardly, boring the reader into not really caring about this unique crisis in a single nation in the southern hemisphere. But if you switched out some of the details, the piece literally could have been written about America's near future.
America is going through an energy crisis, and not the one vomited at us by the corporate media and government (you know, the crisis they still blame on Russia). Our crisis stems from essentially the same factors as South Africa, and no one in a position of so-called power is doing a single thing to stop it, even though the solutions are actually fairly simple.
Comment:
- Texas wholesale electric prices spiked more than 10,000% amid deep freeze outages
- First NYC, then DC... more power outages loom amidst high energy consumption and degrading infrastructure
- The U.S. power grid has more blackouts than any other country
- Power transformer shortage is wreaking havoc in the U.S.
- Recipe for Catastrophe: Climate, Fuel, and Food
- New controlled food system is now in place and they will stop at nothing to accelerate their control
- Depopulation agenda: Do official Government reports, confidential Pfizer documents & the cost of living crisis prove it?
Police in Germany have launched a criminal investigation into the Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters over a Nazi-style uniform he wore at a recent concert in Berlin.
"An investigation has been opened over the costume displayed at the concerts on 17 and 18 May," Berlin police spokesperson Martin Halweg told the Guardian.
Comment: You don't have to be all that well-versed in 'art' to understand the message the Waters is sending is political commentary on the polar opposite end of the spectrum or anything pro-Nazi, pro-fascist or pro-authoritarian. These authorities only prove how low-IQ they are when they make these kinds of accusations. There is literally no one more unable to "get it" than a would-be censor.
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In footage posted on social media, the musician can be seen wearing a leather trench coat resembling a Nazi uniform with two crossed hammers and a red armband. He then proceeds to take a mock gun and shoot into the crowd.See also:
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Waters' concerts also featured a pig-shaped balloon floating in the air, with a logo of the Israeli weapons company Elbit Systems and the Star of David. The show also involved showing the names of people fading in on the screen, including Anne Frank, a Jewish diarist who died in a Nazi concentration camp, and Palestinian Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was killed while covering an Israeli military operation in May 2022.
The Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon suggested that Waters wanted to compare Israel to the Nazis, describing the musician as "one of the biggest Jew haters of our time."
On Friday, the musician addressed the controversy, writing on Twitter that he had become a target of "bad faith attacks" from those who disagreed with his political views.
"The elements of my performance that have been questioned are quite clearly a statement in opposition to fascism, injustice and bigotry in all its forms", he said, adding that he had spent his entire life speaking out "against authoritarianism and oppression."
- Roger Waters interview to Berliner Zeitung
- Roger Waters says Ukraine is 'not really a country' and is run by 'Nazis' amid row with Pink Floyd bandmate David Gilmour for being a 'Putin apologist'
- Roger Waters added to Ukrainian govt-sponsored hit list
- War spending is a tax on working people who just want to live in peace, Roger Waters tells RT
- Roger Waters tells the Zuck 'f*** you', forbids using Pink Floyd song to promote Instagram
- Rock star Roger Waters: Hung out to dry by Amnesty and Bellingcat for his views on Syrian 'chemical attack'
The pair were accused of robbing and killing photographer and film location scout Ed French, 71, at Twin Peaks overlook in July 2017.
The jury of five men and seven women reported they were deadlocked as to a count of first-degree murder. The foreperson, juror #12, told the court that they had taken "at least seven or eight" votes with respect to Ms Decuir's guilt and had become "hopelessly deadlocked".
Member states would be obliged to follow the agency's instructions when responding to pandemics, including by introducing vaccine passports, border closures and quarantine measures, under a draft update to its regulations.
A new "pandemic treaty" under discussion would also force Britain to spend five per cent of its health budget on preparing for another virus outbreak.
Ministers are understood to be alarmed by plans to increase the WHO's powers enabling its governing body to require countries to hand over the recipe of vaccines, regardless of intellectual property rights, and to counter misinformation.
Conservative MPs have written to ministers to warn of an "ambition evident...for the WHO to transition from an advisory organisation to a controlling international authority".
Comment: See also:
- 'One Health', ESG & 'Sustainable Development': Inside the WHO's 'Pandemic Treaty'
- WHO denies pandemic treaty will reduce sovereignty of states - But it's pure propaganda
- WHO treaty debated in UK Parliament
- A New Pandemic Treaty: The most dangerous International treaty ever proposed
Germany wants to become net-zero by 2045. To this end, the government recently announced it would ban boilers working with fossil fuels, effectively forcing people to switch to heat pumps as the only green enough option for people with no access to district heating.
The cost of the ban is estimated at over 9 billion euros, or $10 billion, annually until 2028. After that, according to the Scholz government, costs will drop by almost half thanks to a ramp-up in heat pump production and a scale-up of wind and solar capacity.
The government is offering financial help to households, to the tune of 30% of the cost of the switch but Germans appear to not be particularly enticed by that offer.
Reviewing and synthesising 600 publications focused on the impact of the pandemic response, Dr. Kevin Bardosh of the Universities of Washington and Edinburgh concluded that these wide and deep societal harms "should challenge the dominant mental model of the pandemic response".
The abstract provides a succinct summary of the study, which is currently in pre-print:
Comment: The Left is making a Right turn.