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Child porn cases set to overwhelm German police, force warns it's stretched to its "limits"


RT
Mon, 08 Nov 2021 11:53 UTC
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© AFP / John MACDOUGALLGerman police during a demonstration in Berlin. April, 13, 2021.
During the first half of 2021, reports of child pornography in Germany almost reached the country's caseload from last year - as federal police authorities warn that its forces are being stretched to their "limits."

The head of Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) told Bild am Sonntag newspaper that there were as many cases with child sexual abuse imagery reported between January to July this year as recorded across all of 2020.

"The number of reports that we receive about such crimes is up, and the number of investigations is increasing," BKA President Holger Münch told the paper, adding that the "significant increase...will increasingly bring the police to their resource limits."

Comment: Whilst a more than 50% increase in cases is indeed a damning sign of the times, surely if the police force was in a relatively healthy state the recruitment and deployment from other sectors would be manageable? However, it's likely that, as with other critical sectors, such as healthcare, the police force was already struggling due to years of mismanagement, and the disruption caused by the manufactured crisis, the diversion of resources to enforce lockdowns, along with this surge in cases, simply revealed the already present problems.

One also wonders whether this rise in cases is due to more, and more effective, investigations or whether, as has been documented on legal pornography sites, lockdowns, in part, led to these websites being visited more frequently.

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Attention

Massive crowd gathers in LA to protest strict vaccine mandates


RT
Mon, 08 Nov 2021 20:34 UTC
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© Twitter
A huge crowd of Covid-19 vaccine mandate critics, some of them city workers, protested outside City Hall in Los Angeles on Monday to voice objection to an incoming coronavirus inoculation requirement.

The protesters gathered on the same day that a proof of Covid-19 vaccination requirement in Los Angeles goes into effect, which will force patrons to show their inoculation status before entering many indoor establishments.

Comment: See also: Proof of vax required as strict mandate takes effect in LA.

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Woke culture strikes again: soap opera star fired over controversial tweet deemed "transphobic"

Jeremy Dick
Movieweb
Mon, 08 Nov 2021 00:00 UTC
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Ingo Rademacher had appeared on General Hospital since 1996, but he was shown the door after sharing an "offensive" meme.
The long-running ABC daytime drama General Hospital is down one major cast member due to controversial posts on social media. In this day and age, this story is nothing new, as celebrities seem to be regularly finding themselves facing backlash for some of the things they post online. While this has led to some famous folks being more careful with what they post or outright leaving social media altogether, actor Ingo Rademacher may not have gotten the memo.

On Sunday, Ingo Rademacher - who's been appearing as a regular on General Hospital for 25 seasons - generated some controversy with a post shared on his Instagram Stories. It was of a photo including transgender four-star admiral Rachel Levine alongside Winsome Sears, who was recently elected Lieutenant Governor in Virginia, making her the first Black woman to hold the position. The caption read, "Hello, and welcome to ClownTown, where the dude on the left is an empowering woman, and the woman on the right is a white supremacist."

Comment: Yet another example of woke culture in action, where the slightest comment, tweet or post is blown out of proportion to epic scale. It's narcissistic 'prickliness' from people who take themselves way too seriously and who are offended by the slightest remarks. See also:

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Megaphone

Man shot by Rittenhouse tells court he advanced on defendant, pointed his gun first


Just the News
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 21:19 UTC
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The protester wounded by teenage Kyle Rittenhouse during the deadly August 2020 social justice protests in Wisconsin acknowledged in court Monday that he pointed his gun at Rittenhouse and moved toward him before being shot.

Testimony is entering its second week in the trial, in which Rittenhouse is accused of murder.

During cross-examination Gaige Grosskreutz, shot in the bicep, was asked by Rittenhouse's defense team: "It wasn't until you pointed your gun at him, advanced on him ... that he fired, right?"

Grosskreutz replied: "Correct," according to the Associated Press.



Comment: Valid commentary:



Comment: The prosecution is making the defense for Rittenhouse at this point, yet mainstream media is still busy pretending their long held narrative hasn't totally collapsed. That said, while the truth can't be any clearer, the world has entered an interesting period where so many people don't have 'eyes to see' even the most blantent of realities. The prosecution is collapsing, but it will never be framed that way by the media. If and when Rittenhouse's case is dismissed, they will continue to rage at how the same 'white supremacy' that fueled Rittenhouse's 'executions' allowed him to walk free. Fact is this kid should never had been in the courtroom under murder charges in the fist place.

Here's another gem from the prosecution:



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Bullseye

One of Fauci's top medicos, Dr. Matthew Memoli, opposes vaccine mandates

Paul Bois
Breitbart
Mon, 08 Nov 2021 18:05 UTC
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© Associated PressDr. Matthew Memoli
It turns out that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was not as unified on the notion of pushing vaccine mandates as it initially seemed.

Come December 1, the NIH's main bioethics department will host a live-streamed roundtable session over the ethics and practicality of vaccine mandates. Leading the charge will be Dr. Matthew Memoli, who runs a clinical studies unit within Dr. Fauci's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

Memoli, who has served at the NIH for 16 years and recently received an NIH director's award, both opposes vaccine mandates and has declined the coronavirus vaccine, arguing that they should be reserved for vulnerable, elderly, and obese Americans.

"I think the way we are using the vaccines is wrong," he said to Dr. Fauci in an email on July 30.
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NPC

MSNBC claims jump in US inflation is a 'GOOD THING', actually - deletes Tweet after backlash


RT
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 00:04 UTC
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MSNBC is trying to sell Americans on the idea that the inflation crisis is a "good thing." Online reaction suggests that few people are buying it - so much so that the left-wing media outlet deleted its claim without explanation.

The network posted a Twitter message on Monday to promote an article on rising prices by saying, "Why the inflation we're now seeing is a good thing." The article was an opinion piece asserting that inflation fears are being overblown by other media outlets, including CNN, and that rising prices reflect a strong economy.


Comment: Clearly the average person can see that the issue of soaring inflation isn't 'overblown'.


"American consumers are, relatively speaking, flush [with cash], and it's strong demand for goods and services that is sending prices higher," MSNBC columnist James Surowiecki said.


Comment: Not quite: Lockdowns cause largest cargo delivery backlog EVER - inflation, unemployment and food shortages expected to worsen


Comment: Amongst a number of issues, rapidly soaring inflation is a global problem, and there are no signs it's going away:

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Passport

Best of the Web: Capitol 'rioter' Evan Neumann applies for asylum in Belarus, local media says

Melissa Koenig
Daily Mail
Mon, 08 Nov 2021 20:11 UTC
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© TV Belarus-1A videograb from Evan Neumann's interview with Belarusian state TV, which was broadcast on November 7.
An alleged Capitol rioter on the FBI's Most Wanted List has fled to the ex-Soviet republic of Belarus - known as Europe's last dictatorship - where he is being portrayed on state-run media as a 'simple American' fleeing 'political persecution.'

Evan Neumann, 48, was charged in July on six separate criminal charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, as well as for assaulting, resisting and obstructing law enforcement at the Capitol insurrection on January 6.

Shortly after the charges were filed, Neumann sold his house in California's Bay Area for $1.3 million and fled. He is listed by the FBI as a 'defendant at large'.

Comment: Previously "attended" the Ukie Orange Revolution??!

Hmmm...

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Bizarro Earth

Best of the Web: England's govt estimates it may lose 123,000 health and social care staff over Covid vaccine mandate

Jane Kirby
Evening Standard
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 22:03 UTC
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© (PA) / PA ArchiveA nurse administers a coronavirus vaccine to a health and social care worker
More than 120,000 frontline health and social care staff in England could lose their jobs next spring after refusing to have Covid-19 vaccinations, according to Government estimates.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid announced that frontline NHS workers and social care staff in England will need to be jabbed to continue in their jobs from April 1 next year, unless they are exempt.


Comment: The government was going to sack workers this winter but it appears that on realising the coercion hasn't worked and losing up to 10% of staff would likely cause so much preventable harm and death that they've had to reconsider postponing it till April. Considering how pathological those pushing these mandates are, it's a surprise that, at least in this instance, the establishment have been so realistic. That said, in some hospitals they'd lose - or, more correctly, fire - as much as 20% of the staff; interestingly, lower uptake is seen more often in communities with more minorities.

Taking the above into account, the delay reveals just how unnecessary the vaccine is.


But the Government has conceded that the policy could have a "significant impact" on the health and care workforce, with estimates suggesting that as many as 123,000 could leave their jobs as a result.

Comment: Since we know the experimental jabs don't prevent transmission, nor do they prevent infection - and tens of thousands of doctors and nurses seem to agree - these mandates clearly aren't about health, and whatever is motivating the establishment to enforce them clearly takes precedence over human life: RNA Vaccines, Obedience and Eugenics

And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Vaccination of Children and Young Adults Correlates With Increase in Deaths



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Chinese city offers 'cash for clues in people's war' on recent Covid outbreak


Yahoo
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 05:05 UTC
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© AFP/NOEL CELISBeijing's rigorous anti-virus stance has been used as political capital to extol the virtues of China's leaders
A Covid-hit Chinese city is offering thousands of dollars for anyone giving clues in tracing the source of its latest outbreak, as part of a "people's war" to stamp out one of the country's largest resurgences in months.

China reported 43 local cases on Tuesday in a Delta-driven surge that has fanned out to 20 provinces and regions, keeping new case numbers in the double-digits over the past three weeks.

As more countries lift Covid measures, Beijing officials have stuck stubbornly to a zero-Covid strategy that has maintained low infection numbers due to strict border closures, targeted lockdowns and long quarantines.


Comment: And yet, unlike other countries such as Australia and New Zealand that have pursued unattainable 'zero-Covid' measures through incredibly draconian, nationwide restrictions, China has been open for business for longer than much of the Western world, there are no vaccine passports nor mandates, and, as noted above, their declared infection and death rate is one of the lowest on the planet. That's not to say China should be emulated, and nor should any Western nation, but it should give one pause for thought.


Comment: See also: And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Why You Should Question Media Reports About China 'Causing Covid' And 'Invading Taiwan'



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Bad Guys

US troops have been secretly stationed on Taiwan as far back as 2008, Pentagon data shows

Ilya Tsukanov
Sputnik
Tue, 09 Nov 2021 20:27 UTC
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© AP Photo / Chiang Ying-ying
Last month, US media reported that small numbers of US Marines and special operations soldiers have been secretly training troops in Taiwan for at least a year, potentially in violation of agreements between Washington and Beijing. Taiwan's president later confirmed the deployment, prompting Chinese media to warn that the issue could spark a war.

The US has kept small numbers of troops deployed on Taiwan since at least 2008, internal Pentagon data has revealed.

According to the military's personnel, workforce and publications files, which includes information on active duty service member strength, and military and civilian personnel operating in the United States and abroad, the US troop deployment on Taiwan goes back to the twilight of the George W. Bush administration.

A downloadable Excel file for September 30, 2008 lists three Navy and four Air Force personnel to have been stationed on Taiwan at the time.

Comment: That this information was first published by Foreign Policy points to the slightly concealed fact that the Pentagon wanted it to be known. In all likelihood, China already knew about the US troops being stationed in Taiwan as well as much more interference going on behind the scenes. When such details are brought into the open, it is usually and mostly information warfare. We'll have to 'wait and see' how it develops.

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