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Bullseye

'Destroyed our city': San Francisco mayor London Breed calls 'bullsh*t' on left-wing policies like defunding police in fight against rampant crime

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© CBS San FranciscoLondon Breed, mayor of San Francisco
Democratic Mayor London Breed launched an emergency police intervention on Tuesday targeting San Francisco's rising crime and drug problem, particularly in the city's Tenderloin district, and called "bullshit" on left-wing policies such as defunding the police.

"It is time that the reign of criminals who are destroying our city ... to come to an end. It comes to an end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement, more aggressive with the changes in our policies and less tolerant of all the bullshit that has destroyed our city. We are going to turn this around," Breed said at a press conference.

Comment: It's likely that the "defund the police" movement will be looked back upon as the single stupidest initiative ever to come out of the twisted minds of progressives. The proof is in the pudding.

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Attention

Veteran actor fired for refusing Covid-19 vaccine sues ABC

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© Global Look Press/ ZUMAPRESS.com/ Michael GermaIngo Rademacher at the Arclight Cinerama Dome, on October 15, 2012, in Los Angeles
A veteran actor is suing ABC for religious discrimination after he was fired from America's longest-running soap opera for refusing to get vaccinated against Covid-19.

Ingo Rademacher, 50, who starred as Jasper Jacks on General Hospital for 25 years before his dismissal last month, has accused the Disney-owned American Broadcasting Company (ABC) of refusing to accept his exemption request for "sincerely held religious objections to the Covid-19 shots."

Rademacher is represented by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - the son of assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of former US president John F. Kennedy - along with attorneys John W. Howard and Scott J. Street. The actor's lawsuit claims ABC "subjected him to half an hour of cross-examination about his religious beliefs and then denied his exemption request, without explanation."

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Football Club reduces stadium capacity to 9,999 to avoid COVID passports

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Carlisle United Football Club has announced it will be reducing its stadium capacity to 9,999 in order to avoid forcing fans to show COVID passports before entry.

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The club made the decision following yesterday's vote in the House of Commons on vaccine passports, which passed despite a massive Tory rebellion thanks to the "opposition" Labour Party supporting the government.

Comment: While it's a pretty genius work-around, it probably won't take the government long to work around the work-around. But every little bit of resistance does something (if nothing more than exposing the ludicrous antics of the PTB).

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Arrow Down

Apple memory-holes pedo-busting iPhone photo-scanning plan

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Tech giant Apple has quietly erased references to its plan to scan user files for images of child sexual abuse on all US iPhones, but didn't shelve the idea itself. Critics call the proposed technology a major invasion of privacy.

The latest update of Apple's Child Safety page has erased all mentions of the Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) scheme, which triggered backlash after it was first announced in August.

Under CSAM, Apple devices would collect hash sums of private images and compare them to a database of images of sexual abuse of minors. It would allow the company to refer identified possessors of child pornography to the authorities, it said.

Comment: Sounds pretty invasive, no matter what the reason. See also: Terrifying or nothing to fear? Apple admits to scanning user photos, presumably only to hunt child abuse


Handcuffs

Group of unvaccinated people refuse to leave NYC Cheesecake Factory, four arrested

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On Tuesday, a large group of people that said they were unvaccinated participated in a "sit in" at a New York City Cheesecake Factory restaurant, where they were confronted by police after refusing to leave the premise.

Around 30 people went to the Cheesecake Factory restaurant in Queens, reportedly skipping the line and refusing to check in at the host stand, where they would have been required to show their vaccination cards under New York City's vaccine requirements.

After refusing to leave at the manager's request, who reportedly said they would not be served, according to video of the incident obtained by Patriot Takes, the police were called.

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Bizarro Earth

Man arrested at Houses of Parliament after 'trying to drive through main gate'

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© Joshua Bratt/LNPA man has been detained after allegedly trying to drive into the main gate at the Houses of Parliament
A MAN was detained under the Mental Health Act after he attempted to drive into the Houses of Parliament.

The man was seen in a blue Jaguar close to the Westminster building's main gate.

Pictures from the scene show the man, dressed in grey tracksuit bottoms and a grey top, surrounded by cops as he stands next to the blue vehicle.

Comment: Over in Las Vegas just a week ago, a driver with a clown mask and a fake bomb rammed a Las Vegas airport fence, calling himself the chosen one and requesting an Area 51 flight:
A driver with a clown mask claimed he had "a (expletive) bomb" and threatened to "blow this place up" after ramming his vehicle through a Las Vegas airport's fence earlier this week, according to police.

The suspect, identified as Matthew Hancock, 36, also claimed to be "the chosen one" and requested a flight to Area 51, the highly classified U.S. Air Force facility in Nevada, FOX 5 of Las Vegas reported.

Later, authorities said Hancock was the same suspect accused of reckless driving Nov. 11 along the famous Strip in Las Vegas, the station reported.

On Wednesday, Las Vegas police stationed at McCarran International Airport were alerted to possible trouble along a perimeter fence near the Mandalay Bay hotel, FOX 5 reported.

Witnesses told arriving officers that a driver in a Lincoln Continental with California plates was seen doing "doughnut" turns in the area before ramming the vehicle through the airport fence, according to the report.
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© Las Vegas Metropolitan PoliceMatthew Hancock, 36, faces several charges in connection with Wednesday's airport incident in Las Vegas, authorities say.
The first person to reach the driver was an employee with Atlantic Aviation, a contractor that supplies airport ground-support staff, FOX 5 reported.

"I have a (expletive) bomb," Hancock told the airport worker, according to a police report. "I'm going to blow this place up."

Matthew Hancock, 36, faces several charges in connection with Wednesday's airport incident in Las Vegas, authorities say. (Las Vegas Metropolitan Police)

When police arrived, the suspect immediately complied with their orders and was arrested, the Las Vegas Sun reported.

The suspect later told police to address him as "the chosen one" and requested the flight to Area 51, FOX 5 reported.

A plane takes off at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, March 19, 2020.

After obtaining a search warrant, police later found inside the suspect's car a phony bomb-looking device with wiring and an empty gas can, the station reported. Hancock claimed his actions at the airport came in response to instructions from another man, the report said.

On Nov. 11, Hancock allegedly was seen on security-camera footage driving in circles in the Strip area, FOX 5 reported. He was not immediately arrested but was later evaluated by medical personnel and then cited for reckless driving, according to the report.

In connection with Wednesday's incident, Hancock faces two felony charges of making a false threat of terrorism and dispersing a "hoax substance," and one count of misdemeanor trespassing, according to FOX 5.

Hancock was booked into the Clark County Detention Center pending further legal action, the Las Vegas Sun reported. He was scheduled to appear in court at 9 a.m. Friday, the report said.
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Airplane

Major US airlines' CEOs dispute need for masks on planes

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The CEOs of two of America's largest airlines have come out and contested the notion that wearing masks is an effective way to halt the spread of COVID-19 on planes.

On Wednesday, the CEOs of two of America's largest airlines questioned the need for masks on planes. American Airlines CEO Doug Parker and Southwest's Gary Kelly made the comments after the topic of masks was brought up during a senate hearing regarding financial support given to airlines by the government during the pandemic.

As CNN reports, both CEOs noted that the HEPA filters used on most airplanes capture nearly all the "airborne contamination" and, along with the almost constant exchange of cabin air with fresh air, help provide an environment that is as clean, if not cleaner, than any other indoor space.

Comment: Considering the fact that masks don't protect anyone from catching viruses, it's all a bit of a silly discussion to be having. Makes one realize that the mask mandates are not about protection.

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Airplane

France bans UK tourists

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Paris has said it will ban UK tourists from entering France in an attempt to slow the spread of the more contagious Omicron variant on Covid-19, which is already rampant in Britain.

Speaking on Thursday, French government spokesman Gabriel Attal said applying tougher rules on people traveling from the UK would give France more time to prepare for the forthcoming wave of infections.

France will prohibit all travel from the UK unless there is a compelling reason for it. Travel for the purpose of tourism and business will be banned, Paris said in a statement.

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Book

Publisher of 'The Real Anthony Fauci' challenges critics to find factual errors in book, calls for open debate

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© Howard Schatz/Healthline/Children's Health Defence/KJNDr. Anthony Fauci • Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Complex scientific and moral problems are not resolved through censorship of dissenting opinions, deleting content from the internet or defaming scientists and authors who present information challenging to those in power. Censorship leads instead to greater distrust of government institutions and large corporations.

There is no ideology or politics in pointing out the obvious: Scientific errors and public policy errors do occur — and can have devastating consequences. Errors might result from flawed analysis, haste, arrogance, and sometimes, corruption. Whatever the cause, the solutions come from open-minded exploration, introspection and constant review.

Ideally, science and public policy are never static. They are a process, a collaboration, a debate and a partnership.

If powerful people challenged by this book claim it contains misinformation, our response is simply this: Tell us where you believe something is incorrect, make your best arguments and offer the best available support for those arguments. We encourage and invite dialogue, criticism, engagement — and every suggestion will be heard and considered.

Since The Real Anthony Fauci is being published in the middle of rapidly unfolding events, and since censorship and suppression of information is underway, it's best to approach this book as a living document.

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Whilst you were distracted by a Christmas Party, UK Gov report confirmed the fully vaccinated account for 4 in 5 COVID deaths in England since August

Serious questions need to be answered as to why Boris Johnson's Government has decided to restrict the freedoms of the unvaccinated population through the introduction of Vaccine Passports, when the latest official data shows that the vaccinated population has accounted for 3 in every 5 Covid-19 cases, 3 in every 5 Covid-19 hospitalisations, and 4 in every 5 Covid-19 deaths, in England since August 16th 2021.
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During a national Covid-19 briefing that took place on Tuesday December 8th, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom announced that 'Plan B' would be implemented in England from Wednesday December 15th, which would entail 'working from home' (if you can) orders, and the introduction of Vaccine Passports.

The reason given for the commencement of 'Plan B' is that it has to be done to protect the public from the alleged new Omicron variant of the Covid-19 virus. A variant which as of December 11th, has failed to cause a single fatality in the UK, with just several hundred cases allegedly being confirmed.