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Massive anti-vaccine passport billboard in British Columbia turns heads before swiftly removed

Kyle Balzer
Tricity News
Fri, 24 Sep 2021 15:57 UTC
British Columbia anti-vaccine passport
A sign in Port Coquitlam shows an anti-vaccine passport campaign by an organization consisting of "active duty and retired police officers."
"Steps have been taken to mitigate this happening again."

The company that owns a series of digital billboards in Canada is apologizing for an ad that ran for one day that supported a movement against the use of COVID-19 vaccine passports.

One reader shared a photo of the ad with the Tri-City News as it appeared on Allvision's sign in Port Coquitlam located on Lougheed Highway west of Coast Meridian Road.

The ad showed the logo and website for Police on Guard for Thee, an independent national movement made up of retired and active-duty officers, and a campaign that claims vaccine passports "violate your rights."
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Pegasus spyware linked to Israel branding Palestinian rights NGOs as terrorists


RT
Mon, 08 Nov 2021 13:31 UTC
NSO facility
© Reuters/Amir CohenNSO facility in the Arava Desert
Phones of six members of Palestinian human rights organizations were hacked with the notorious spyware Pegasus, a new report said. The Israeli government designated the organizations as terrorists.

The designation was likely meant to give a post-factum justification for the use of the spyware, which the producer says is restricted to law enforcement operations against terrorism and crime, the Ireland-based NGO that identified the intrusions said.

The accusations against the Israeli government came on Monday from Front Line Defenders, a Dublin-based human rights group. It said a Palestinian group turned to them on October 16, after suspecting that an activist's phone may have been hacked. The Irish group confirmed his suspicion and swiped a total of 75 iPhones used by various pro-Palestinian activists for signs of similar attacks, discovering five additional phones had been compromised.

The earliest detected intrusion happened in July 2020. The most recent hacks happened in April 2021 and targeted three phones. The forensic analysis indicated that the phones were broken into with Pegasus, a military-grade spyware toolkit developed by the Israeli firm NSO.

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Iraqi Shia group's spokesperson calls 'assassination attempt' on PM 'fabricated' incident


RT
Sun, 07 Nov 2021 05:55 UTC
Protest Bagdad
© APProtest denounces election results outside the Green Zone in Bagdad, Iraq
A spokesperson for the political wing of an Iraqi Shia militia says the alleged assassination attempt on Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi could have been staged to distract from the reported deaths of election protesters.

In a series of posts on Sunday, Mahmoud Al-Rubaie, the spokesperson for Iraq's Sadiqoun political bloc, claimed that the incident could be a false flag operation to cover up the government's crackdown on people protesting the results of the recent parliamentary election.

"My expectation is [that] it is a fabricated explosion... with the aim of covering up yesterday's crimes and preoccupying public opinion," Al-Rubaie said in a statement, as translated by Al Arabiya English.

Al-Rubaie said the US air defense systems failed to thwart the attack, which took place within Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, where the prime minister's residence and foreign diplomatic compounds are located. The authorities were "not able to present a convincing scenario" of Sunday's events, he tweeted.

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Drone attack targets residence of Iraqi premier in Baghdad

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New Zealand anti-vaccine mandate protests: police and photographer attacked

Tess McClure
The Guardian
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 02:01 UTC
Wellington Protest
© CNBC/Getty ImagesProtest in Wellington, NZ against COVID-19 vaccine mandate
New Zealand's parliament is on high alert after thousands of anti-vaccination mandate protesters, some threatening violence, gathered in Wellington and across the country.

As of early Tuesday, about 2,000 people had gathered in central Wellington, and almost all the gates and entrance ways to parliament had been shut off. According to Stuff, the Speaker of the house, Trevor Mallard, said it was the biggest increase in parliamentary security he had seen since his election in 1984.

In the initial stages of the protests across the country, there were attacks on both police and reporters. At the border with Auckland, which has been shut for weeks due to the Covid outbreak there, a police officer was bitten by a protester. Police said in a statement that about 50 protesters had arrived at the border, and blocked traffic for an hour:
"The actions of protesters required our staff to physically intervene to move them off the road. In the process one of our officers has been bitten by an as yet unidentified protester. Actions like this are totally avoidable and poses unnecessary risk to our staff who are simply trying do their part in preventing the spread of Covid-19."
According to Stuff, one of the country's largest news organisations, one of their photographers was grabbed and pushed by protesters in Wellington yelling anti-media abuse.
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Someone was caught taking secret video of Rittenhouse jury following threat

Victoria Taft
PJ Media
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 12:24 UTC
Judge Bruce Schroeder
© Mark Hertzberg/Pool Photo via APJudge Bruce Schroeder listens during the pretrial hearing of Kyle Rittenhouse on October 25.
Police caught an unidentified person taking video of the jury in the Kyle Rittenhouse case just days after a friend of George Floyd threatened to do just that on social media.

Before the trial got underway on the sixth day of testimony, a police lieutenant reported to the judge that someone had been caught recording images of the jury as they arrived at the pick-up point where police transport jurors to the Kenosha County Courthouse.

According to the judge, the police officer made the individual erase the video on their cell phone. It's not clear if that person was banned from the courthouse according to the judge.

Comment: More from Breitbart:
The Racine Journal Times reported:
In the opening discussions of the morning in the seventh day of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial — and before the jury is the room — Judge Bruce Schroeder denies defense motion to reconsider their request to dismiss Count 6, possession of a dangerous weapon by a minor.

The judge also informs the attorneys that a deputy observed someone taking video of the jury as they arrived. The deputy made the person delete the video. "I've been assured the officers had the video that was taken deleted. New measures are being taken to make sure that does not reoccur," judge tells jury when they arrive in the courtroom.


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NFL fines Packers, Rodgers over COVID protocol violations

John Solomon
Just the News
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 23:56 UTC
aaron rodgers
Episode highlighted star quarterback's opposition to vaccine mandates.

The NFL on Tuesday fined the Green Bay Packers, including star quarterback Aaron Rodgers, for failing to follow COVID-19 protocols in an episode that highlighted Rodgers' opposition to vaccine mandates.

NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said the team was fined $300,000, while Rodgers and receiver Allan Lazard were each fined $14,650.

Comment: Imagine thinking you can just go to a Halloween party while being unvaccinated...

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Matthew McConaughey comes out against vaccine mandates

Eric Mack
Newsmax
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 19:13 UTC
matthew macconaughey
© Evan Agostini/Invision/AP FileActor Matthew McConaughey, who has expressed interest in running for governor of Texas, has come out against COVID-19 vaccination mandates.
Actor Matthew McConaughey has made no official statement on his political future, much less what party he would consider running out of, but he did make some bold statements against COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

''I couldn't mandate having to vaccinate the younger kids,'' McConaughey said, The Hill reported. ''I still want to find out more information.''

McConaughey denounced the political division of vaccines versus freedom, saying he is not anti-vaccine, but he is pro-choice.

Comment: That he would be so against the idea of "conspiracies" around the virus is probably to be expected from McConaughey, who interviewed Fauci early in the pandemic. The fact that he would still remain against vaccine mandates despite probably buying the narrative about the danger of the virus is actually a testament to the man's principles.

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France's 65 years and older now need THIRD booster of Covid vaccine to be eligible for health pass - Macron


CNBC
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 12:35 UTC
macron
© Stefano Rellandini | ReutersFrench President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech during a collective award ceremony at the Elysee Palace, in Paris, France September 20, 2021.
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that those aged 65 and older will need to present proof of a Covid-19 booster shot from mid-December for health passes that give access to restaurants, trains and planes to remain valid.

Besides, the third shot, so far available only for people older than 65 and the vulnerable, will from early December also be available for the 50-64 age group, Macron said in a televised address.

"Since the end of summer, a campaign has been launched to protect people over 65 as well as the most fragile among us. Today we must accelerate," Macron said.

Comment: Macron said it and the data shows it, these 'health passes' aren't about health, for the establishment they're about coercing people into suffering the experimental injections, and for a significant proportion of people the vaccines are an attempt to return to 'living normally' - needless to say that, for much of the Western world, for the time being, that ship has sailed: Also check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Vaccination of Children and Young Adults Correlates With Increase in Deaths



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People who spread "misinformation" about COVID-19 vaccines are "criminals," says Pfizer CEO

Paul Joseph Watson
Summit News
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 00:01 UTC
Steven Ferdman
© Steven Ferdman via Getty ImagesAlbert Bourla
"They have literally cost millions of lives."

People who spread "misinformation" about COVID-19 vaccines are "criminals," according to the CEO of Pfizer.

During an appearance at the globalist Washington D.C.-based think tank Atlantic Council, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla blamed a "very small" group of people for circulating information that leads to people being vaccine hesitant.

"Those people are criminals," he told Atlantic Council CEO Frederick Kempe. "They're not bad people. They're criminals because they have literally cost millions of lives."

Comment: Misinformation about vaccines would include the false claims that vaccines are safe, effective, necessary and the best defense against Covid-19. In other words, Bourla is calling himself a criminal who has "literally cost millions of lives", with the odd qualifier that he's not a bad person (which is debatable). Also implicated would be the entire mainstream media and political class. A rather stunning and brave admission from Bourla. Bravo.

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Lying media continues pushing debunked Rittenhouse narrative as it crumbles before their eyes

Libby Emmons
The Post Millennial
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 16:30 UTC
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After Kyle Rittenhouse shot three men, killing two, during riots in Kenosha, Wisc. on August 25, 2020, mainstream media, politicians and pundits ran endless stories and made countless comments about Rittenhouse's intentions, claiming that he was a murderous white supremacist who acted not out of self-defense, but from hate.

This was a collective misinformation campaign that was built and carried along by each social media post and article that made unverified claims about the shooter, his actions, and the riots themselves. Rittenhouse was vilified without proof, the riots were called "fiery but mostly peaceful," and those who spread these lies, from the current president, to sitting members of the US Congress, to legacy media outlets, faced no penalty from any fact-checkers or "misinformation specialists."

On Tuesday, Gaige Grosskreutz, one of the men who was shot by Rittenhouse testified in his trial, stating that Rittenhouse only turned to defend himself after he was pursued by armed men, and only fired his weapon after Grosskreutz raised his own handgun against Rittenhouse. The same media outlets that upheld Rittenhouse as a white supremacist and domestic terrorist have now run headlines trying to spin Grosskreutz testimony into something other than a clear defense of Rittenhouse as having acted in self-defense.

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