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'Utter woke insanity': Social media users blast 'sick' new Scottish rules that allow FOUR-YEAR OLDS to declare 'gender identity'


RT
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 18:41 UTC
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© Getty Images / Jane Barlow
The Scottish government has kicked off a storm on social media after issuing "deeply disturbing" LGBT inclusivity guidelines that allow children as young as four to change their gender and name at school without parental consent.

In the 70-page document, issued to schools across the country on Thursday, teachers are instructed not to question students who declare that they are transgender or tell them "it's just a phase". Instead, they are urged to "be affirming" of the students' feelings.

Other "tips" for teachers include asking these students "what name and pronoun" they would prefer to be addressed by and to check if that is "all the time or in certain circumstances".

As well, teachers are encouraged to "ask reflective questions that allow young people to express themselves, explore their gender identity and identify their needs".
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French anti-health pass protesters double in number in a month, at least 250,000 expected to hit streets this weekend


RT
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 18:39 UTC
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© Reuters / Eric Gaillard
At least a quarter of a million people in France are expected to take to the streets over the weekend to protest controversial anti-Covid measures, local media have said, citing a police intelligence note sent to the government.

The number of French nationals openly disagreeing with the recent introduction of a so-called 'health pass' in the country has doubled since mid-July, with the movement showing no signs of running out of steam, police intelligence services have reportedly warned the government. In a note sent on Thursday, France's central territorial intelligence said it estimates that at least 250,000 people will rally over the weekend, Franceinfo's Radio France reports.

Many families are set to participate, intelligence analysis has shown, with parents being "generally fed up" with school closures during the pandemic and uncertain of health rules at educational institutions at the start of the new school year.
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Moscow Metro system begins trials of 'FacePay', a new cutting-edge facial recognition biometric payment technology

Jonny Tickle
RT
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 18:36 UTC
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The iconic Moscow Metro has begun the testing of a contactless fare payment system using facial recognition tech that would allow residents of Russia's capital to use public transport without the need to carry a card or cash.

That's according to Anna Lapushkina, the head of the press service of the Moscow transport department, who noted that the payment innovation should be the next step in speeding up passenger traffic through the busy transport network.

Earlier this year, Metro security head Andrey Kichigin revealed that passengers would be able to pay for rides with their faces before the end of 2021.

Now, according to Lapushkina, testing for the service has sampled up, with one line of the Metro now accepting facial payments.
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Yellow Vest

Growing censorship may lead to mass exodus: Glenn Greenwald & Tulsi Gabbard ditch YouTube for 'free speech platform' Rumble


RT
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 16:57 UTC
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© Rumble.com
Glenn Greenwald has urged internet users to leave behind YouTube's ceaseless content-policing and migrate to Rumble, after he and a group of prominent pundits set up shop at the laissez-faire video platform.

The veteran journalist, along with former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard and several other well-known commentators, have joined Rumble's "deep pool of content talent," the company said in a press release on Thursday. As part of the agreement, Rumble will provide the all-star content creators with resources to help them produce videos that will be exclusive to the site for a limited time.

The platform's popularity has skyrocketed, experiencing a 25-fold increase in viewership over the past year.

Comment: YouTube seems bent on killing its golden geese. Will they be able to survive on cat videos?

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Even Russia isn't safe from leftist indoctrination: Critical Race Theory and LGBTQ activism hit Russia over "white supremacy"

Richard Abelson
The Gateway Pundit
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 16:18 UTC
Pussy Riot demonstrate at a church
© ITAR-TASSIn 2012, the Pussy Riot feminist rock band provoked a scandal within Russia's community after it staged an unsanctioned performance in Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
The shock troops of the leftist NGO network are attacking the last bastions of conservatism all over the world - Brazil, Hungary, India. This week "Extinction Rebellion" attacked the Parliament in Canberra, Australia, to date one of the last remaining bastions of sanity in the world. And even Russia, which banned Open Society and other foreign NGOs 2015, is under attack for "white supremacy", "racism" and "colonialism", writes Edvard Chesnokov

As a journalist of a large Russian publication, I often interview Western politicians. Technically, though, most of these people are marginal, political outsiders, and have zero access to mainstream media due to their "right-wing" views.

When I talk to them, one thing always amazes me - How many of my Western friends see Russia as a conservative paradise, a wonderful land with ultraconservative values, happy heterosexual families like out of a '50s TV commercial, and pure unadulterated Orthodox Christianity. It reminds me of the way European adventurers used to believe there was an El Dorado somewhere in Peru, where the streets were paved in gold.
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Western media proves it only cares about refugees if they serve the right political purpose

Tarik Cyril Amar
RT
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 15:29 UTC
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© Reuters / Janis LaizansLithuanian army soldiers install razor wire on border with Belarus in Druskininkai, Lithuania July 9, 2021
The Guardian, the mouthpiece of Britain's well-meaning, mildly left-of-center mainstream media, has published a piece on refugees. Or, at least, it should be about refugees. Instead, it is about governments, not desperate people.

The governments of Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland, and behind them, the European Union, are feeling pressure from Belarus, which they claim has been pushing refugees across the border, flown in from the Middle East for the purpose. Ostensibly, such a policy is in retaliation for Western sanctions, as Minsk's authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko has in effect already admitted.

In The Guardian piece, the refugees are not innocent human beings fleeing for their lives. On the contrary, they aren't even people at all, having been entirely reduced to numbers - except for one non-descript picture that seemed to serve only decorative purposes. I, for one, was, literally, rubbing my eyes: here it was, a long text about sons, daughters, brothers and mothers in distress - and not one sentence giving them a name or a voice. Impossible. Yet true. Whether the work of authors or editors, the effect was drastically revealing if, certainly, unintended.

Comment: Compassion for refugees is well and good, but many of the migrants don't come under that category. The composition of the various groups have been described as overwhelmingly "fighting-age males". Many have moved for economic reasons. The author has also ignored the tremendous social dislocation that unchecked numbers of migrants have brought to Europe. It apparently has been an intended consequence.

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US health secretary mandates COVID-19 shots for tens of thousands of federal health employees

Aishwarya Nair
Reuters
Thu, 12 Aug 2021 16:04 UTC
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© REUTERS/Marco BelloMedical staff member receives the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida, U.S., December 15, 2020.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has mandated its health care workforce to get vaccinated against COVID-19, Health Secretary Xavier Becerra announced on Thursday.

Staff at the Indian Health Service (IHS), focused on American Indians, and National Institutes of Health (NIH) will be impacted by this decision, according to an HHS statement.

Those affected include over 25,000 employees, contractors, trainees, and volunteers whose duties put them in contact or potential contact with patients at an HHS medical or clinical research facility.

Comment: See also:

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Syringe

French vaccination centres vandalised as health pass is introduced

Geert Clercq
Reuters
Wed, 11 Aug 2021 15:59 UTC
stop pass sanitaire
© REUTERS/Eric Gaillard/File PhotoA coronavirus disease (COVID-19) health pass poster is seen in a restaurant as France brings on tougher restrictions where a proof of immunity will now be required to access most public spaces and to travel by inter-city train, in Nice, France, August 9, 2021.
Vandals have attacked more than 20 vaccination centres and other health facilities, daubing some with Nazi-themed slogans, as the French government steps up its COVID-19 vaccination drive.


Comment: Apparently it's been one per day since mid-July!


Anger has been fueled by the introduction of a health pass showing proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test which is now mandatory for entering restaurants, trains and other public places.

Over the past four weekends protesters have marched against the health pass, saying it restricts individual freedom.

Comment: The pressure continues to build in France and the people are showing their righteous anger. One wonders how long it will take for the pushback to push beyond the level of vandalism.

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Eye 1

The ACLU has it backward: Schools should worry about being sued for teaching Critical Race Theory

Rick Esenberg
The Federalist
Thu, 12 Aug 2021 00:01 UTC
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The ACLU is warning schools that teaching CRT is necessary to avoid creating a racially hostile environment. Yet singling out children as inherently racist is grounds for a lawsuit — and they've already begun.

Critical race theory (CRT) is a quantum ideology: Now you see it; now you don't. Its defenders tell us that it is, at most, an "academic theory" limited to law school musing and nowhere to be found in public schools. Except when they claim that schools must teach it.

On July 8, the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin sent a letter to each school district administrator in the state specifically invoking the national and local controversy over "critical race theory" and attempts to limit its teaching. In that particular context, the letter "reminds" the districts of anodyne statutory directives to teach an "understanding of human relations, particularly with regard to American Indians, Black Americans and Hispanics" and that curricula should reflect "the cultural diversity and pluralistic nature of American society."

Comment: The slow creep of critical race theory into the classrooms of children is ideological brainwashing of the most vulnerable in our society. It's essentially teaching kids to be racist. The future planned by the controllers for this upcoming generation is both bleak and divisive and parents have every right, if not a duty, to protect their children.

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Arrow Up

NY Supreme Court sides with O'Keefe - Project Veritas will be permitted to depose The New York Times

Jack Posobiec
Human Events.
Fri, 13 Aug 2021 12:34 UTC
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James O'Keefe has launched a new citizen journalism organization
Human Events News obtained the following statement from James O'Keefe:

As you know, we sued the Times for claiming our Minnesota ballot harvesting video was "deceptive." The New York Times attempted to dismiss the case and we won a historic victory when the New York Supreme Court denied the motion, ruling that the terms "deceptive" and "disinformation" apply to the New York Times' reporters' actions and claims. The Times appealed and then asked the Court to issue a stay that would effectively prohibit us from deposing the Times until the appeal is resolved - a process that could last up to three years.

Comment: Go here for a pdf of the court decision order.

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