Comment: The point is that all these protocols are not designed to stop the infection from spreading because such a thing is almost impossible to do. The attempts to "flatten the curve" are not only unnecessary but detrimental to the vast majority of people who could be developing natural immunity to the virus with greater exposure to it.

In fact, all these protocols and lockdowns have just worsened everything; locking people up and spreading fear and hysteria will only degrade the state of one's immune system and cause deleterious effects - much more than the virus itself.

The hotel quarantine program is just a nice name for government camps - designed to teach people to be obedient to authority. Individuals who refuse to follow this tyrannical rule are fined or even forced to be locked inside them in some cases. The sad irony here is that people have to pay for their imprisonment out of their own pocket.

See also:

• Canada: Trudeau announces mandatory testing, 3-day hotel quarantine for travellers
• Revolver exclusive study: COVID-19 lockdowns over 10 times more deadly than pandemic itself
• Flattening the curve or flattening freedom?
• Objective:Health: Ivermectin: The Suppressed Miracle Drug for Covid-19
• NY Doctor says his hospital already using Chloroquine for coronavirus patients and have had ZERO deaths
• Chloroquine vs. Big Pharma: Why France is Hiding a Cheap and Tested Virus Cure
• Australian sentenced to month in jail for violating quarantine to see girlfriend
• Israel's draconian quarantine measures

Comment: The Johnson & Johnson vaccine uses double-stranded DNA. In their small-scale tests, the double-stranded DNA "vaccine" showed to be very dangerous, much more than the virus itself. With Pfizer's "vaccine" the mRNA (DNA) technology is being used for the first time, and all data so far are showing that all of them are very dangerous with so many severe side effects and death cases.

See also:

• Johnson & Johnson pauses COVID-19 vaccine trials over participant's 'unexplained illness'
• US pauses J&J COVID-19 vaccine over rare blood clots
• Volunteers suffer serious reactions to Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine
• The US just signed a $450 million coronavirus vaccine contract with Johnson & Johnson
• Brooklyn woman gets COVID 3 weeks after Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Here's why you should skip the COVID vaccine
• How COVID-19 vaccine can destroy your immune system

Comment: See also:

• At least 30 shot over weekend in Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Chicago
• Chicago mayor Lightfoot tries to suppress video of brutal police raid on WRONG HOME
• Swedish capital sees 79% spike in shootings last year
• NYPD: NYC has freed thousands of gun suspects this year as shootings soar
• Defund the police? New crime stats reveal murders and shootings in NYC up by 127% compared to 2019
• 'Worst is yet to come': NYC shootings skyrocket after anti-crime unit disbanded

Comment: Daunte Wright's mother claimed that he did no wrong and was being wrongfully arrested over air freshners hanging down from his rear-view mirror (technically against the law in Minnesota). But that ignores the fact the he had an outstanding warrant out for his arrest and that he attempted to flee his arrest. Her comments ignore the likely fact that if Daunte Wright had not attempted to escape his arrest, he would still be alive.

The idea that there is a "war" going on between police and citizens continues. The people looting and rioting as a result of the shooting are accomplishing nothing. This all seems to be going according to someone's plan. Seems like we're being set up for another summer of riots and protests across the US.

UPDATE: Police say fatal shooting of Daunte Wright appears to be accidental. From Yahoo!:

Police in Brooklyn Center, Minn., say the female officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, during a traffic stop Sunday accidentally drew a handgun instead of a Taser when she killed him.

"There is nothing I can say to lessen the pain of Daunte Wright's family," Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon said during a press conference Monday afternoon.

At the briefing, Gannon played bodycam footage of the incident, which shows an officer attempting to handcuff Wright outside his vehicle when Wright suddenly jumps back inside. A female officer can be heard yelling, "Taser! Taser! Taser!," before discharging her weapon as Wright drives away.

The officer can then be heard saying, "Oh, shit, I just shot him," in apparent disbelief.

But Daunte Wright's father says he 'can't accept' police claim that officer meant to use taser. From The Hill:

The father of Daunte Wright, the 20-year-old Black man who was fatally shot on Sunday by a police officer at a traffic stop in Brooklyn Center, Minn., says he "can't accept" authorities claiming that the officer meant to use a Taser instead of firing her gun.

"I cannot accept that," Aubrey Wright told ABC's Robin Roberts on "Good Morning America." "I lost my son. He's never coming back. I can't accept that a mistake — that doesn't even sound right. This officer has been on the force for 26-plus years. I can't accept that."

Daunte Wright's mother, Katie Wright, told "Good Morning America" that she would like to see "justice served" and the officer "held accountable for everything that she's taken from us."

Meanwhile, as well as the National Guard being brought in, Minnesota has had curfew imposed in response to the riots.




More from RT:

CNN's live coverage of nighttime clashes between BLM protesters and police in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota took an unusual turn when an angry man confronted the reporter about the media supposedly making things worse.

The on-air exchange between CNN's Sara Sidner and the man, who refused to identify himself, happened on Monday evening. Sidner was reporting from the scene of intense clashes involving people protesting the death of 20-year-old black man Daunte Wright, who was killed by a police officer on Sunday.

The protest has spread to other cities as a vigil for Daunte Wright in Portland (of course) turned into riot with clashes outside police station. From RT:

A riot was declared in Portland, Oregon on Monday night after protesters threw rocks and other objects at police officers. They demanded justice for Daunte Wright, a black man who was fatally shot by police over the weekend.

After attending a vigil for Daunte Wright, who died in a botched arrest attempt in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, protesters staged a march, chanting, "Every city, every town - burn the precincts to the ground!"

The crowd headed towards the Penumbra Kelly building, where the city's police precinct and a local sheriff's office are located. According to local TV channel KWG, there were around 250 protesters.

Police said people were throwing bottles, rocks, and fireworks at the officers, as well as breaking windows and starting fires as they attempted to break into the building.

Cue the Twitter war! From RT:

Amid a second night of rioting and clashes between police and protesters in Minnesota, Twitter found its own battleground - reacting in a morally superior and politically convenient way to the ransacking of a Dollar Tree store.

...

One of the targets was a local branch of Dollar Tree, a discount retailer. The chain sells food and household items as cheaply as possible, serving as a major supplier for poorest communities. So it's no wonder that the outlet's demise was soon picked up by conservative commentators as the latest example of how BLM protesters don't really care about black communities and only want looting and chaos.

Their ideological opponents appeared en masse to explain why a bit of property damage was OK when done for the right cause. Dollar Tree is a rich corporation exploiting black people, they suggested, so you can't possibly value some store more than the life of Daunte Wright, and, most of all, what about the Capitol Hill riot? Or so the arguments went.

Also on Twitter, some users are asking why the name of the police officer who shot Daunte Wright is released, but not Capitol riot killer responsible for the death of Ashli Babbit. From RT:

Amidst the protests following the shooting of Daunte Wright at the hands of police, conservatives got Ashli Babbitt's name trending again, asking why the officer who shot her during the Capitol Riot was never publicly identified.

The officer who shot and killed 20-year-old Daunte Wright on Sunday has been revealed as Kim Potter, whom Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon said accidentally discharged her weapon during a traffic stop, resulting in Wright's death.

On Tuesday, as Potter's name came to be known, some conservatives pushed another name to trend on social media: Ashli Babbitt, who was infamously killed on camera during the US Capitol riot by an officer whose name was never released. Critics quickly theorized as to why one name was released so quickly while another has been kept hidden since January 6.

"Ashli Babbitt was white and conservative and therefore her life had no value, in the eyes of BLM and the media," Daily Wire's Matt Walsh wrote in response to a question about Potter's name being released.

"Why do they only protect some officers?" Gateway Pundit's Cassandra Fairbanks originally asked, kicking off the comparisons.

Comment: It's hard to see what all the fuss is about. Apu is a beloved character on the Simpsons who isn't the butt of the jokes any more than any other character. It seems one can't have any depiction of a race other than white represented in a show without it being called problematic (and yet, at the same time, on all white cast is called out for a lack of diversity).

See also:

• Fox capitulates to the mob as The Simpsons will no longer have white actors voice non-white characters
• Cancel culture strikes again and kills Apu from 'The Simpsons' - where does this nonsense end?
• 'Cowardice': The Simpsons creators criticized after Apu is axed over PC complaints of stereotyping
• 'Simpsons' creator Groening won't apologize for 'Apu' character - exposes danger of 'pretending to be offended'
• The all-seeing Simpsons predicted Donald Trump presidency
• The Simpsons' crystal ball: Bombing Syrian 'rebels' and 6 other 'predictions'

Comment: See also: New Mexico police release dashcam showing drug dealer killing officer

Comment: Seasonality probably has a lot to do with this. And a daily reminder: lockdowns won't/don't work.