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Why won't they release the data on child deaths following Covid vaccination?

Sally Beck
Daily Sceptic
Mon, 17 Jan 2022 13:09 UTC
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Parents of children in the 12-17 age group want Government officials to release real-time safety data for Covid vaccines. One mother is so concerned about the possibility that her three children could suffer serious adverse events that she asked the High Court on their behalf to force full public disclosure.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) admits it holds the figures but has not revealed them publicly, so last Thursday parent EF, who cannot be named for legal reasons, put her concerns to Mr Justice Jonathan Swift and asked him to direct the ONS to release the data. Her request was denied.

She said: "I'm not surprised. I feel as though the judge had already made up his mind."

Comment: Despicable! A commenter on the original article summed it up pretty well:
A bent judiciary, to go with fraudulent statisticians, incompetent and malicious "modellers", corrupt politicians and medical people bereft of ethics. Money talks!
Pfizer recently extended the covid vaccine shelf life due to concerns that millions of jobs would go to waste. Alarmingly, a report from the Daily Mail said that leaders may give KIDS the out-of-date vaccines. It should be noted that no safety trials have been done, not that their safety trials mean much anyway:
Health leaders may be hoping the surplus jabs can be given to 16 and 17-year-olds, who can come forward for booster jabs from today.
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Car Black

Sales of electric cars overtake diesel models in Europe

JJ O'Donoghue
Buzz.ie
Mon, 17 Jan 2022 08:38 UTC
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© Daniel Pier/NurPhotoVolvo show the new model of VOLVO C40 ELECTRIC during the Paris Nautic (Volvo Partner) - december 09, 2021, Paris
New data shows that electric car sales overtook diesel models for the first time in December of 2021 as motorists avail of subsidies for emission free vehicles.

In a nutshell

With nearly all car manufacturers offering electric vehicle (EVs) models and with governments across the world offering incentives to buy emission free cars, preliminary data gathered by The Financial Times shows that for the first time sales of EVs outstripped diesel cars this past December in Europe.

According to The FT, more than a fifth of new cars sold across 18 European markets were powered exclusively by batteries. Meanwhile, the share of new diesel cars, including diesel hybrids, dropped below the 20 per cent mark.

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Evil Rays

US airlines warn 5G rollout could ground planes and cause travel & shipping 'chaos'

James Purtill
Yahoo
Tue, 18 Jan 2022 05:24 UTC
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The chief executives of several major American passenger and cargo airlines have warned of an impending "catastrophic" crisis that could come in less than two days when telecommunications companies deploy a new 5G service.

The new C-Band 5G service set to be rolled out by AT&T and Verizon on Wednesday could leave a significant number of widebody aircraft unusable, the airlines warned.

It could also "potentially strand tens of thousands of Americans overseas" and cause "chaos" for US flights, they said.

Comment: For a simplified and information overview of the technicalities involved, and why this issue primarily seems to be affecting the US, but not country's like France, that appear to have designed their 5G systems with these issues in mind, check out the following video:



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Michigan Democrats criticized after dismissing parents' role in public education

Houston Keene
Fox News
Tue, 18 Jan 2022 15:16 UTC
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The Democratic Party blasted the idea that parents should have a voice in what public schools teach, saying in a Facebook post over the weekend that public education teaches kids what society "needs them to know."

A Saturday post made by the Michigan Democrats on their official Facebook page criticized the parents who want to play a role in what public education teaches their children. The post was deleted Monday morning after intense criticism.

"Not sure where this 'parents-should-control-what-is-taught-in-schools-because-they-are-our-kids' is originating, but parents do have the option to send their kids to a hand-selected private school at their own expense if this is what they desire," the post read.

"The purpose of public education in public schools is not to teach kids only what parents want them to be taught," the Michigan Democratic Party's post continued. "It is to teach them what society needs them to know. The client of the public school is not the parent, but the entire community, the public."
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Israeli citizens targeted by police using Pegasus spyware, report claims

Peter Beaumont
The Guardian
Tue, 18 Jan 2022 15:08 UTC
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© Joel Saget/AFP/Getty ImagesA smartphone shows the website of Israel's NSO Group, which features the controversial Pegasus spyware
The Israeli police allegedly conducted warrantless phone intercepts of Israeli citizens, including politicians and activists, using the NSO group's controversial Pegasus spyware, according to an investigation by the Israeli business media site Calcalist.

Among those described as having been targets in the report were local mayors, leaders of political protests against the former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and former government employees.

According to the report, the surveillance was done without the court supervision required for Israeli citizens and without monitoring of how the data was used, a claim denied explicitly by the Israeli police service and a government minister.

A separate report in the Israeli daily Haaretz, based on an invoice seen by the paper, suggested the Israeli police was invoiced by NSO group for 2.7m shekels (£635,000) in 2013, apparently for a basic version of the program.
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Teacher alleges she was fired for not 'meowing' back at student who identifies as a cat

James Anthony
The Post Millennial
Sun, 16 Jan 2022 12:34 UTC
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"We no longer need your services if you can't identify with all the children in the classroom," the substitute teacher alleges the school's office said.

A woman who was working as a substitute teacher posted a video to social media alleging she was fired by school officials for not "identifying with" a student who "identifies as a cat" after she refused to meow back at the child in class.

"Okay, okay. I've got to rant for a minute," the teacher says in a short TikTok video. "Just when I thought school couldn't get any weirder, it did today."

Comment: It used to be that a child acting out like this would immediately be put back in line and the shenanigans would stop. By indulging him, he's being taught that all his whims are to be taken seriously (by threat of punishment, apparently). The incoming generation is going to have a raging narcissist problem.

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Arrow Up

Support for Republican party rises to highest level since 1995

Paul Joseph Watson
Summit News
Tue, 18 Jan 2022 21:30 UTC
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© Drew Angerer via Getty Images
A new poll finds that support for the Republican Party has risen to its highest since 1995, enjoying a 9 per cent boost since the start of 2021.

According to the Gallup survey, 47 per cent of Americans identified as Republican or Republican-leading at the end of last year, compared to just 38 per cent at the start of the year.

"Meanwhile, 42 percent of survey participants identified as Democrat or Democrat-leaning between October 1 and December 31, a seven percent decrease from the first quarter of the year," reports the Daily Mail.

Comment: While Republicans have their own set of issues, it's clear that the Democrat's bat-sh*t crazy behavior in the past few years is making voters turn to alternatives. One hopes the trend will continue - it's the only way they'll learn.

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Biohazard

Pfizer extends Covid vaccine shelf life amidst UK's low booster uptake & concern of MILLIONS of jabs going to waste

Emily Craig
Daily Mail
Mon, 17 Jan 2022 17:03 UTC
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Pfizer's jab can be stored for up to nine months in an ultra-cold freezer, between -80 and -60°C. Once it has been moved to a fridge, it must be used within 31 days and cannot be refrozen. Pictured: Covid vaccine freezers, where vaccines are kept before being distributed
Health chiefs have extended the shelf life of Pfizer's Covid jabs over fears millions of injections would have to be binned.


Comment: The pharmaceutical companies will still be making a healthy billion dollar profit whether these are used or not; they're also immune to prosecution when victims suffer injection injury.


A slowdown in the booster drive prompted concerns that life-saving doses would end up being wasted.

But NHS bosses have now been given permission to push back the expiry date of 20 batches of Pfizer's vaccines by two weeks, it was revealed today.


Comment: Since this product is still in the trial phase, they are still collecting data on how well the 'good' batches perform, they know even less about how the expired batches perform, but anecdotal evidence is showing that they are even more dangerous: 3 children DEAD & 120 hospitalized in just 1 week due to Pfizer jab, Vietnam province suspends batch but 'may use it later on adults'


The batches — which are transported and stored in ultra-cold freezers — can now be kept in fridges for 45 days after they are thawed. Previously, they were no longer usable after 31 days.

Comment: Apparently the establishment is so determined to get people to suffer more jabs that it's willing to take even greater risks by extending the shelf life on an already highly risky experimental injection.

Notably there's no 'kind offer' - yet any way - to send the leftovers over to the developing world, and that may be, in part, because they don't want them, having managed much better without them: Also check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Collapsing Narratives: Medical Misinformation Now Indistinguishable From The Science!



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Supreme Court rejects bid to block mask mandate on airplanes

John Kruzel
The Hill
Tue, 18 Jan 2022 09:55 UTC
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a request to block a federal mask mandate for air travel.

The emergency application was filed by a father on behalf of himself and his 4-year-old autistic son, both of whom claim to be medically incapable of wearing masks for extended periods.

Their request was filed to Justice Neil Gorsuch, who handles emergency applications arising in several Western states, and he referred the matter to the full court. The justices denied the request without comment or noted dissent.

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Tim Pool gets swatted AGAIN during Timcast IRL livestream

Angelo Isidorou
The Post Millennial
Wed, 19 Jan 2022 04:31 UTC
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Podcaster Tim Pool has been swatted for the second time this month. This news comes after a series of concerning events around Pool's studio.

Pool disclosed that the incident was "worse" than the previous time. Pool did not give many full details because of an ongoing security risk. He said that he intends to update security to "an extreme degree."

"People are going to get nuts in 2022 ... What the f*ck were we talking about that warranted trying to get us killed on more than one occasion?" Pool asked.

Comment: While the first incident could have been played off as a poorly thought out prank (although a highly dangerous one), it appears now that Pool is the victim of targeted harassment. Some people out there clearly don't like what Tim and his crew have to say.

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