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Syringe

Fourteen young Canadian docs die after getting the shot. Normally would be ~0 over 30 years

Steve Kirsch
stevekirsch.substack.com
Sun, 07 Aug 2022 00:00 UTC
Vaccines
© Lulama Zenzile/Die Burger/Gallo Images/Gettv Images/KJNCOVID-19 coronavirus vaccine
This is a list of just the docs my doctor friend in Canada heard about passively. In the past 30 years, he's never heard of a single death like this. Not one. Now there are 14.

Executive summary

A doctor friend in Canada heard about 14 deaths of Canadian doctors over the last 9 months. He's been in practice for 30 years. He's never heard of any such deaths before. Zero. Why is he now all of a sudden hearing of so many deaths, and these deaths are all happening very soon after vaccination.

The fact checkers assure us all that this is simply coincidence. The Canadian doctors continue to believe what they are told to believe. I predict the next shots will be even worse.

Sadly, I don't think the Canadian doctors are ever going to figure this out.
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Light Saber

Chris Pratt smashes the 'woke critics' of his new show 'The Terminal List' with Instagram troll

Caroline Thayer
Fox News
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 19:18 UTC
Chris Pratt
Liberal critics are desperate for an excuse to cancel Chris Pratt. First it was his supposedly 'homophobic church', now it's cultural appropriation
Chris Pratt took to Instagram to remind his critics that The Terminal List boasted '1.6 billion minutes of streams'

Chris Pratt had the last laugh after "woke critics" on "Rotten Tomatoes" certified his new Amazon Prime show, The Terminal List, as "rotten."

The show follows Pratt's character, Navy SEAL commander James Reece, who is determined to find out who killed his platoon and get revenge.

While critics were not pleased with the production, many fans immediately came to Pratt's rescue, with the audience score on the review site coming in as 94% "fresh."

In a brazen move, the Wanted star took to his Instagram story, sharing a report that suggested the actor defied "woke critics."
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Rocket

Sorry for telling the truth: Amnesty 'regrets' distress caused by report about Ukraine deliberately endangering civilians, using human shields


RFE/RL
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 19:23 UTC
Ukrainian soldiers
Ukrainian soldiers ride through a street in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, on July 8.
Amnesty International said on August 7 it "deeply regrets the distress and anger" caused by a report accusing Ukraine of exposing civilians to Russian fire.

The August 4 report said the Ukrainian military is endangering civilians by basing themselves in residential buildings, schools, and hospitals and launching counterattacks from heavily populated areas.

The head of Amnesty's Ukraine office resigned in protest, accusing the rights organization of parroting Kremlin propaganda.


Comment: "Kremlin propaganda" is newspeak for "telling the truth."


President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the rights group had tried to "amnesty the terrorist state and shift the responsibility from the aggressor to the victim."

"We fully stand by our findings," the rights group said, but it stressed that "nothing we documented Ukrainian forces doing in any way justifies Russian violations."

"This does not mean that Amnesty International holds Ukrainian forces responsible for violations committed by Russian forces, nor that the Ukrainian military is not taking adequate precautions elsewhere in the country," it said.

Comment: At least they didn't recant. "Sorry the truth hurts."

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Sheriff

NYPD officers leaving in record-breaking exodus even before full pensions set in

Taylor Penley
Fox News
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 18:47 UTC
nypd
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Over 1,000 New York City police officers have filed to leave the department in 2022, raising doubts about the city's ability to maintain a substantive police force and maintain safety and security.

Former NYPD detective Jason Caputo and Blue Lives Matter NYC founder Joe Imperatrice weighed in on the law enforcement exodus on Fox & Friends First Monday, arguing that incentives for working with The Big Apple's police force no longer exist.

"You're losing qualified [people], you're losing experience, you're losing so much when it comes to that kind of stuff," Caputo told guest host Ashley Strohmier.

The former detective's comments come a month after he left his 18-year service and as others partaking in the exodus leave before receiving full pensions.

Comment: The progressives who have dismantled one of the pillars of civil society will now be reaping what they have sown.

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Microscope 1

Head of the Lancet's COVID-19 investigation is 'convinced' it came out of a lab

Steve Watson
Summit News
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 12:02 UTC
jeffrey sachs of the lancet
© Carlos Lujan/Europa Press via Getty Images
Charges that a real investigation is being blocked.

The head of the preeminent scientific journal The Lancet's COVID-19 origins Commission is 'convinced' that the virus came out of a lab and says that a real investigation is being blocked.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs told Current Affairs that he is "pretty convinced [COVID-19] came out of US lab biotechnology" and has warned that ongoing research could lead to another pandemic outbreak.

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Alarm Clock

Sgt. Pilfer's Broken Hearts Club Band


The Good Citizen
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 16:43 UTC
pfizer pilfer vaccinations
© The Good Citizen
We hope you have enjoyed the show. We're sorry but it's time to go.

Is humanity waking up yet?

The alarm clocks are firing off unpleasant noises everywhere and they're being summarily dismissed as "disinformation" by those triggering them. That loud digital beeping noise doesn't stop, that blaring throbbing obnoxious one that nobody ever selects on their phones because they'd prefer a wake-up experience that didn't sound like the warning of an imminent nuclear holocaust to start their day.

But these civilizational alarms can't be selected or shut off. Only the snooze button gets pressed by a snoozing population, awaiting the next alarms. The mechanistic droning sounds grind into the frequencies of the natural order, screaming that all is not well. The already wakened vigorously shake the comatose, still trapped in the matrix.
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Laptop

NCMEC Report: Grooming and child sexual exploitation online have exploded in last 2 years

Christina Buttons
The Post Millennial
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 00:33 UTC
ncmec tweet
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) released new data about the growing dangers for children from predators on the internet.

"The scary reality of online exploitation is that rates of crime are continually growing," said NCMEC on Sunday. "In 2020, NCMEC saw a 97.5 percent increase of online enticement reports & in Dec. 2021, our CyberTipline surpassed 100 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation."


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Water

UK water restrictions go into effect as heatwave persists

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Sat, 06 Aug 2022 14:45 UTC
thames river
© Unsplash
Britain has recorded one of its hottest and driest summers on record. Rivers and reservoirs are drying up as towns in the southern part of the country imposed the first hosepipe ban on Friday.

The country's record heat in July -- above 104 Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) -- melted airport runways, buckled train tracks, and shuttered transportation networks, as London's fire brigade said it had one of the busiest days since World War II. The heat dome resulted in dozens of building structure fires and wildfires.

As of 1700 local time Friday, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight residents will be placed under emergency water restrictions called "temporary use ban." If residents water their gardens, yards, and/or clean their vehicles, they could face a stiff penalty of up to $1,200 (£1,000). A similar ban will go into effect for residents in Kent and Sussex from Aug. 12.

Comment: Meanwhile in Germany:
Germans should cut energy consumption by at least 20% to avoid gas shortages this coming winter, Klaus Mueller, the head of Germany's federal regulator for gas and power networks, has told Welt am Sonntag newspaper.

"Consumers have to save at least 20% - so much more than before... there is already a risk of a gas shortage in December or we will have low storage levels at the end of the coming heating period," the Federal Network Agency chief stated in an interview published on Saturday.

Mueller said Germany should also cut its gas exports to neighboring countries by 20%, and import 10 to 15 gigawatt-hours of gas to avoid shortages.

"If we don't save a lot and don't get any additional gas, we'll have a problem," Mueller said.

His statements come as Russia's Gazprom has cut gas flows to Germany through the Nord Stream pipeline to 20%, citing technical issues and a turbine that in recent weeks the company has been unable to receive back from Canada after repairs due to Ukraine-related sanctions. Mueller earlier stated that Russia could use the issue with the turbine as an opportunity to cut the gas supply to Germany completely, which makes it crucial for the country to save as much gas as possible.


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Eye 1

Israel strikes Gaza 'in response to rocket fire' AFTER a truce came into effect following three-day bombardment which killed at least 31 Palestinians and 'took out' Islamic Jihadist commander

David Averre
Daily Mail
Mon, 08 Aug 2022 02:06 UTC
khan yunis strike
Flame and smoke rise from the site of an Israeli airstrike in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip it says is in response to strikes fired towards its own territory.
Israel has struck 'a wide range' of targets in Gaza after a truce came into effect 'in response to rocket fire' it received moments before a ceasefire introduced after a three-day bombardment which killed at least 31 Palestinians and 'took out' Islamic Jihadist commander.

Israel agreed to an Egyptian-proposed truce with Palestine after three days of intense conflict in Gaza, an Egyptian source said.

But Israel's military said this evening that it was firing rockets at targets in Gaza after the 8.30pm truce in response to strikes fired towards its own territory, having had to issue multiple air raid warnings up to 8.29pm.

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Megaphone

Record 52% fuel hike in Bangladesh triggers rolling blackouts, huge queues, protests


Reuters
Sat, 06 Aug 2022 17:52 UTC
Bangladesh fuel price
© AFP/Munir uz zamanBangladeshis queue at a gas station in Dhaka after government has increased fuel oil price in Bangladesh on Aug 5, 2022.
Thousands of Bangladeshis besieged fuel stations across the country after the government raised prices by as much as 52 per cent, the largest jump on record, on the back of higher oil prices.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has seen global energy prices soar, though oil has fallen back in recent weeks as recession fears mount.

Dhaka announced Friday (Aug 5) that the price of petrol was going up by 51.7 per cent and diesel by 42.5 per cent from midnight.

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