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Judge rejects Ghislaine Maxwell's $28.5M bail package

Rebecca Rosenberg
New York Post
Mon, 28 Dec 2020 17:54 UTC
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© MediaPunch / BACKGRIDGhislaine Maxwell
A federal judge on Monday shot down Ghislaine Maxwell's proposed $28.5 million bail package, saying she still believes the accused Jeffrey Epstein madam is a flight risk.

While US District Judge Alison Nathan's full order was filed under seal, she released a two-page summary describing her reasons for rejecting the British socialite's second bid for home confinement.

"The Court concludes that none of the new information that the Defendant presented in support of her application has a material bearing on the Court's determination that she poses a flight risk," wrote Nathan, who said that in reaching her decision, she considered the nature of the crime, the weight of the evidence and Maxwell's background.

Comment: Once you've been thrown under the bus, you can't climb back out again...

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Bad Guys

As South Africa's virus spikes, president bans liquor sales

Andrew Meldrum and Mogomotsi Magome
The Associated Press
Mon, 28 Dec 2020 08:02 UTC
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© AP Photo/Denis Farrell/FileIn this Thursday, Dec. 24, 2020 file photo people wear face masks to protect against COVID-19 before boarding a minibus taxi in Johannesburg. In a television address to the nation Monday, Dec. 28, 2020, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the country would revert to level 3 of a strict lockdown in a bid to control a surge in the virus and it would be compulsory to wear face masks in public.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa reimposed a ban on alcohol sales and ordered the closure of all bars Monday as part of new restrictions to help the country battle a resurgence of the coronavirus, including a new variant.

Ramaphosa also announced the closure of all beaches and public swimming pools in the country's infection hotspots, which include Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, and several coastal areas. In addition, South Africa is extending its nighttime curfew by four hours, requiring all residents must be at home from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m., the president said.

Comment: It is obvious that many countries in the world are just following the instructions that they receive from the top. This 'new strain" is just an attempt to sustain and prolong the massive hysteria and fear among people, so they could offer a "miraculous vaccine" that will save them from this "deadly virus".

People in Africa have been used as guinea pigs by Big-Pharma for decades and nobody counts the deaths and suffering they caused.

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Controversial Bill Gates-funded plan to dim the sun's rays moves forward quietly

Sarah Taylor
The Blaze
Mon, 28 Dec 2020 08:04 UTC
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A bizarre-sounding plan to save Earth funded by tech guru Bill Gates is "quietly" moving forward.

The plan — to dim the sun's rays and their impact on the earth — is reportedly all in the name of helping to revitalize the environment and thus save the human race.

What are the details?

The billionaire philanthropist is set on saving the Earth no matter the cost.

"While you may have been paying attention to [Gates'] efforts on vaccination and lockdowns, you may not have noticed that one of Gates' most controversial causes just got a go-ahead: A project that would help block out the sun," the Western Journal's Douglas Golden wrote.

Reuters reported that the geo-engineering plan — a Harvard University project funded largely by Gates — "plans to test out a controversial theory that global warming can be stopped by spraying particles into the atmosphere that would reflect the sun's rays."

Comment: See also: US geoengineers funded by Bill Gates to spray sun-reflecting chemicals into atmosphere to artificially cool the planet

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The smartest man in the world says election 'obviously' stolen

Ulysses S. Tennyson
100PercentFedUp.com
Sun, 27 Dec 2020 00:00 UTC
Chris Langan
Chris Langan
The Smartest Man In The World - IQ 200 - Is Convinced The U.S. Election Was Stolen.

Chris Langan is, arguably, the smartest man in the world. His IQ is remarkably somewhere between 195-210, according to testing. This is much higher than other popular intellectuals, like Stephen Hawking . Yet, Chris is also quite shunned or ignored by the establishment.

This is because Chris did not grow up privileged or complete rigid academic schooling required by elites to become part of the leftist intellectual elite. Instead, he chose a life of blue-collar jobs. He has actually been a bouncer for many years. He also believes in some form of God, which he calls the CTMU. This is a great sin for the left — especially the academic left, who insists that you cover such beliefs in public, like a puritan veil for your mind. Or-better yet, just not have them at all so the arrogance and government can fill that void for you.

The National Pulse reports that Chris Langan, 68, is also certain that this election was stolen. Here are just a few of his tweets on the matter:

Comment: While pure raw intelligence is no guarantee of an individual's orientation towards Truth and morality, it is nice to see that this particular genius has got it right on all counts.

But by the same token, it shouldn't take a genius to see for one's self how all of this is correct; one only need have access to good information and an open yet critical mind.

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It's time to dramatically increase the penalty for election fraud

PF Whalen
The Western Journal
Wed, 11 Nov 2020 02:34 UTC
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For almost four full years, Americans were fed a steady diet of outrage from our mainstream media and political elites regarding the Russia hoax. "A foreign power interfering in our electoral process is a threat to our very democracy," they told us.

Russia's actual crimes during the 2016 election amounted to little more than spending a few hundred thousand dollars on Facebook ads (spreading disinformation about both Democrats and Republicans, by the way) and meeting with various representatives of the Trump campaign to discuss aspects of future U.S.-Russia relations.

Joe Biden has not yet been officially declared the winner of the election, yet he has already bragged about being in contact with various foreign leaders to discuss the would-be future of his presidency. Yet when Gen. Michael Flynn engaged in similar discussions on behalf of the Trump campaign in 2016, such behavior was tantamount to treason and resulted in an all-out assault by the Obama Justice Department on the general. Where is the outrage from the media and the political establishment?

Even after the Mueller Report was released exposing the hoax, the feigned indignation carried on for months before finally petering out in favor of the media's newfound fury over an imaginary scandal involving Ukraine.

Yet here we are and virtually every day that passes yields evidence of potential new incidents of voter fraud; not by sinister actors from a foreign power, but by fellow Americans.
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Threat to Israel? As Ultra-Orthodox community increases, secular population fears country's collapse

Elizabeth Blade
Sputnik
Sun, 27 Dec 2020 08:00 UTC
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© Reuters/Ronen ZvulunUltra-Orthodox Jews take part in a rally supporting United Torah Judaism Party.
Israel's Haredi population is projected to make up some 40 percent of the country by 2065. And if that happens, the nation's economy might be at risk, simply because its secular individuals, who make up the main work force, will struggle to find the means to sustain it.

Israel's Ultra-Orthodox community, which currently makes up 12 percent of the country's nine million people has gotten used to being blamed for the Jewish state's multiple problems.

Israel's Scapegoats?

With the eruption of COVID-19 in mid-March, Israeli media blamed them for not adhering to the regulations enacted to curb the spread of the virus, and multiple reports have been devoted to registering the instances in which they broke the rules set by the government.

Such was the case in November, when despite the ban, Ultra-Orthodox cities and neighbourhoods opened their educational institutions. And such was the case in December, when reports suggested the Haredi community was still holding mass weddings and gatherings despite the raging pandemic that has already claimed the lives of more than 3,000 Israelis.

In fact, the campaign against them was so strong and loud that several high-profile members of the Ultra-Orthodox community published op-eds, claiming the Israeli media was "allowing their blood to be spilt".

Comment: Israel's economy is at risk? The US bends over backwards to prioritize and subsidize this leach of a nation over the needs of American citizens. Perhaps between now and 2065, Israel could save a billion bucks per year by eliminating bombing raids on its neighbors.

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Georgia runoffs report: Officials brace for weeks of litigation as they expect a tight race

Oleg Burunov
Sputnik
Sun, 27 Dec 2020 11:20 UTC
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More than two million people have already voted early in the US Senate runoff elections in Georgia pitting Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler against Democrats Jon Ossoff and Reverend Raphael Warnock.

Election officials in Georgia are "gearing up" for a scenario that the 5 January runoff vote may see a neck-and-neck race that will be followed by weeks of litigation, Fox News reports.

Both Republicans and Democrats reportedly expect "razor-thin" results in the hotly contested US state, which has been at the center of the Trump campaign's fraud claims following the 3 November US presidential election.

The Fox News report comes a week after the pro-Trump political group True the Vote announced that it is challenging the eligibility of more than 364,000 voters in Georgia ahead of the runoff elections.

The group said it is cooperating with state officials to make challenges in line with Georgia law envisaging that any registered voter can challenge the eligibility of any other voter within the same county if the person being challenged does not meet the requirements for voting legally.The law obliges local election boards to determine whether the challenges have merit.

At least 2.1 million people have, meanwhile, cast ballots early for the Georgia runoffs, voting at in-person polling places or sending ballots by mail.
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Coronavirus vaccine passport may be required for traveling in 2021

CJ Robles
Tech Times
Sun, 27 Dec 2020 21:14 UTC
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Comment: Though the following article gives us a good idea of digital id apps are going, like many articles these days it says little to nothing about the massive impingement of human freedom implied in the enforcement of said id's...


As different countries like the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia now begin administering COVID vaccines from various companies, the hope of opening the world by 2021 is getting stronger days before 2020 ends. However, going back to normal before pandemic struck the world may require people to apply for a coronavirus vaccine passport.

Numerous technology companies and groups have begun developing systems where individuals can create digital credentials and upload details about their Covid-19 vaccinations and tests. These data in forms of smartphone apps will be shown before entering different offices, public facilities like movie theaters, stadiums, concert venues, or even traveling abroad.

What is COVID vaccine passport?

Basically, people who already received a coronavirus vaccine will be issued a COVID vaccine passport to allow them move more freely by giving them access to more indoor restaurants, movie theaters, other public facilities, and even travel abroad.

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Chinese citizen journalist jailed for four years over Wuhan coronavirus reports

Louise Watt
Yahoo
Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:36 UTC
Zhang Zhan
Zhang Zhan
A Chinese court sentenced a citizen journalist to four years in prison on Monday for her uncensored reports from Wuhan during the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak.

Zhang Zhan, 37, appeared in court in Shanghai in a wheelchair because of her deteriorating health. She began a hunger strike in late June to protest her detention, and has been subjected to force-feeding through a nasal tube, according to her lawyers.

Ms Zhang was found guilty of picking quarrels and provoking trouble after a brief hearing, according to one of her defence lawyers, Ren Quanniu. She had faced up to five years on the charge, which authorities regularly use to detain activists and other dissidents.

"She said when I visited her (last week): 'If they give me a heavy sentence then I will refuse food until the very end.' ... She thinks she will die in prison," Mr Ren told the AFP news agency.

"It's an extreme method of protesting against this society and this environment," he added.
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Snakes in Suits

Harassed by guards and extorted by inmates, Jeffrey Epstein shared suicidal thoughts at NYC federal jail

Elizabeth Keogh and Steven Rex Brown
NY Daily News
Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:24 UTC
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Jeffrey Epstein’s federal jail cell and the torn sheet of prison linen he used to kill himself
Before he died by suicide, Jeffrey Epstein got an early taste of hell.

The multimillionaire sex offender was extorted by inmates and ignored by staff as he became increasingly suicidal, Metropolitan Correctional Center inmates told the Daily News in exclusive interviews.

"He was saying he's going to kill himself because the government is trying to kill him anyway," one inmate recalled.

Shocking details about Epstein's one-month stay behind bars in lower Manhattan were corroborated by the niece of Efrain "Stone" Reyes, who was the last inmate to share a cell with the multimillionaire sex offender.

"Epstein was very depressed and he mentioned to my uncle that he didn't want to live anymore and my uncle was telling him, 'Don't do any of this while I'm in the room,' " Angelique Lopez told The News. "My uncle just wanted to do his time and get out."
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