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New York Post cover asks the questions we should all be asking

Harris Rigby
Not the Bee
Sat, 31 Jul 2021 17:43 UTC
The July 30th edition of the New York Post finally took it to the CDC, the Biden administration, and all of the Democrats and weak-kneed Republicans panicking about Covid spreading, even among the vaccinated.

Check out the cover image:
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© The New York Post
The graph made by the New York Post is EXTREMELY effective imaging and exactly what we should be seeing from anyone who is pro-vaccine at this point in time. The argument is that the vaccine is effective and that the panic is EXTREMELY overblown.

161 million Americans vaxxed, 5,601 of those sent to the hospital, and 1,141 of those have died of Covid. When put into the context of the squares on the cover, it's obvious what a tiny number that is.
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Israeli soldiers killed an 11-year-old Palestinian boy, then attacked his funeral and killed someone else

Yumna Patel
Mondoweiss
Sat, 31 Jul 2021 17:23 UTC
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© Akram al-WaaraMourners in Beit Ummar carry the body of 11-year-old Mohammed al-Alami who was killed by Israeli soldiers while on his way home from grocery shopping with his family . July 29th, 2021
On Wednesday afternoon, Israeli forces shot and killed 11-year-old Mohammed al-Alami in his father's car, as the family were on their way home from grocery shopping. The next day at Mohammed's funeral, Israeli soldiers attacked the procession, killing 20-year-old Shawkat Awad.

Moayyad al-Alami loved bringing his three children along with him when he would run errands in his hometown of Beit Ummar in the Hebron district of the southern occupied West Bank.

It was something he enjoyed doing, as it was a chance for him to spend time with his kids when he wasn't working. So on Wednesday afternoon when his wife asked him to pick up some groceries before lunch, Moayyad took his three children, Mohammed, 11, Anan, 9, and Ahmed, 5, along with him.

"We arrived at the entrance of our street, and Mohammed asked me to turn around and go back to the store, because he forgot to buy a snack that he really wanted," al-Alami told Mondoweiss, adding that there were Israeli soldiers in the area — not an uncommon site for the family, who live right next to a permanent Israeli military base at the entrance of the town.
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MyPillow pulls ads from Fox News after disagreement over commercial linked to election-fraud claim

Lauren Thomas
CNBC
Sat, 31 Jul 2021 09:50 UTC
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© Joshua Roberts | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesMike Lindell, chief executive officer of My Pillow Inc., speaks to members of the media while arriving to federal court in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, June 24, 2021.
MyPillow Chief Executive Mike Lindell told CNBC on Friday he is pulling ads from Fox News after the network said it wouldn't take one of his commercials promoting a symposium that will press election-fraud claims.

MyPillow is one of Fox News' and Tucker Carlson's biggest advertisers. Lindell said he spent almost $50 million on the network last year and about $19 million this year to run his ads.

"It's unfortunate Mr. Lindell has chosen to pause his commercial time on FOX News given the level of success he's experienced in building his brand through advertising on the number one cable news network," a Fox News spokesperson told CNBC in an emailed statement.

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'No indication of racial bias' found in April mass shooting at FedEx facility, officials say

Joseph Choi
The Hill
Wed, 28 Jul 2021 15:06 UTC
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© Getty
Law enforcement officials on Wednesday said they had found "no indication of racial bias" in the Indianapolis FedEx shooting that left eight dead, the Indianapolis Star reported.

Authorities said during a press conference that they had determined the shooting in April carried out by 19-year-old Brandon Scott Hole was "an act of suicidal murder." According to police, Hole had been planning the attack for at least nine months.

Four of the victims in the attack were Sikhs, leading to speculation that the attack may have been racially motivated.

Comment: Any organization whose 'raison d'être' depends on identity politics is going to be 'disappointed' when a rampaging murderer is not motivated by identity politics. These sorts of incidents justify their existence.

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Et tu, Jacob Rees-Mogg? RIP 'The Moggfather'

James Delingpole
Breitbart
Fri, 30 Jul 2021 00:01 UTC
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I'm old enough to remember when Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg — aka The Moggfather — was the great white hope of British conservatism. He had the ideological backbone, the charisma and, perhaps most importantly, the financial security to be able to push through an honest-to-God Conservative agenda.

But just look at him now!


Comment: As the Great Reset continues to move forward, be prepared for a lot more of its detractors to switch teams. Seen as an unstoppable force, leaders are faced with the option of bowing to the agenda or being bowled over and pulverized into redundancy. How many will be left standing in opposition to the 'Luciferian agenda' at the end of the day?

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Attention

Actor in monkey costume with fake penis and bare bum was invited to library to encourage children to read

Kate Plummer
indy100
Thu, 15 Jul 2021 11:45 UTC
obscene monkey costume
© Twitter/ @HasAhmedThe offending monkey.
Where to begin. Where. To. Begin.

Right.

Reading is good. It's entertaining, it's education, it's relaxing. But unfortunately, some children aren't so keen on it. There are competitors out there like TV, the outside world, friends, phones, computers. TikTok, all threatening to cause their educational performance to dip upon return to school after the summer.

And so to the summer reading challenge we turn - an educational competition that began in 1999 to encourage children to read six books over the course of their six week summer holiday and, in the process, win stickers and medals based on whatever the theme is in a given year. It's supported by umbrella groups and takes place in local libraries across the country. It's all very wholesome stuff.

Comment: Some twisted minds in the general population actually get off on corrupting children and destroying innocence. As the Overton window slides further and further into depravity, we see more of these kinds of incidents showing up in the mainstream. Parents these days have a harder job than any previous generation protecting their children from this malicious corrupting influence. 'What a world', indeed.

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Universities are now more interested in indoctrinating students to accept diversity than in teaching them about their history

Frank Furedi
RT
Fri, 30 Jul 2021 15:53 UTC
Students in class
© Getty Images / Tom Werner
A new study has found that diversity staff now outnumber history academics at many American universities. This is the inevitable consequence when erasing cultural heritage to promote inclusivity becomes non-negotiable.

In higher education, diversity first emerged as a desirable value. It then became a dogma. On campuses, it has finally turned into a veritable industry.

A new report on the promotion of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), titled 'Diversity University: DEI Bloat in the Academy' provides compelling evidence that the advocacy of diversity has become a central concern of higher education.

The authors of the report found that DEI operatives make up 3.4 positions for every 100 tenured academics. That may not sound like a big deal. However, when you drill down the stats, it becomes evident that these numbers are startling. In the 65 universities across the US surveyed by the report, DEI staff levels were 1.4 times larger than the "number of professors in these universities' corresponding history departments."

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Attention

CDC releases study showing 3/4 Delta cases are among the vaccinated, says masks are the answer


RT
Fri, 30 Jul 2021 20:18 UTC
People wearing masks
© Reuters / Mario AnzuoniPeople wearing face masks walk on Hollywood Blvd in Los Angeles, California, March 29, 2021
The CDC has released a study backing up its decision to recommend indoor masking for both vaccinated and unvaccinated Americans. The study examined one outbreak and found three-quarters of people testing positive were vaccinated.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revised its masking guidelines on Tuesday, urging all Americans in areas with high Covid-19 transmission to mask up when indoors, regardless of vaccination status. Mask mandates in companies, government departments, and certain local jurisdictions followed, as CDC Director Rochelle Walensky insisted the decision was made on the back of fresh scientific evidence.

The CDC released that evidence on Friday. In a study of 469 cases of Covid-19 that broke out in the resort town of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, earlier this month, 74% occurred in "fully vaccinated persons." Four out of five patients hospitalized were fully vaccinated, and on average the inoculated had completed their two rounds of doses only 86 days before infection.

The cases studied occurred in people vaccinated primarily with Pfizer and Moderna shots, with a smaller number having received Johnson & Johnson's one-dose jab. No one vaccine was singled out as providing better or worse protection, and none appeared to prevent symptoms from developing. Some 79% of vaccinated patients were symptomatic, the study noted.

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Authoritarians drunk on power: It is time to recalibrate the government

John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
Tue, 27 Jul 2021 06:45 UTC
Whitehouse
© Liberty Blitzkrieg
"The executive power in our government is not the only, perhaps not even the principal, object of my solicitude. The tyranny of the legislature is really the danger most to be feared, and will continue to be so for many years to come. The tyranny of the executive power will come in its turn, but at a more distant period."― Thomas Jefferson, Democracy in America
It is time to recalibrate the government.

For years now, we have suffered the injustices, cruelties, corruption and abuse of an entrenched government bureaucracy that has no regard for the Constitution or the rights of the citizenry.

By "government," I'm not referring to the highly partisan, two-party bureaucracy of the Republicans and Democrats. Rather, I'm referring to "government" with a capital "G," the entrenched Deep State that is unaffected by elections, unaltered by populist movements, and has set itself beyond the reach of the law.

We are overdue for a systemic check on the government's overreaches and power grabs.

We have lingered too long in this strange twilight zone where ego trumps justice, propaganda perverts truth, and imperial presidents — empowered to indulge their authoritarian tendencies by legalistic courts, corrupt legislatures and a disinterested, distracted populace — rule by fiat rather than by the rule of law.
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Compulsory workplace vaccination rules cannot apply to vegans in the UK

Louis Ashworth
The Telegraph
Thu, 29 Jul 2021 20:22 UTC
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© Tottenham Hotspur FCA woman receives a jab at a Covid-19 vaccination clinic in London. The vaccines approved for use in the UK do not contain any animal-derived ingredients, although animal-derived materials may have been used in the production process
More than half a million vegans will be exempt if companies introduce compulsory vaccination rules in Britain because their beliefs are protected by employment law, legal experts have said.

So-called ethical veganism was ruled to be a protected characteristic at a tribunal last year, meaning employers would risk legal action if they order staff to be vaccinated.

Other people in protected categories are also likely to be protected by human rights laws, including some religious groups as well as people with certain disabilities or medical conditions.

A spokesman for Lewis Silkin, a law firm, said: "Some ethical vegans may disagree with vaccinations on the basis that they will inevitably have been tested on animals. Ethical veganism has previously been found by an [employment tribunal] to amount to a belief, capable of being protected."
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