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On Friday the veteran songstress shared that she had tested positive for Coronavirus in her left nostril but negative in her right.
Taking her bewilderment to social media, she explained the situation to her fans - to the best of her knowledge, that is - before firing off a series of tweets as rapid as the test results.
As the alleged "second wave" of the Coronavirus "pandemic" is reported to be sweeping across Europe in recent weeks, many governments have enthusiastically embraced their totalitarian side and granted themselves sweeping new "emergency powers" alongside new lockdown measures.
The public has been markedly less co-operative this time around. Rebelling against the seemingly arbitrary limitations which are not supported by either science or common sense. Protests have taken place all across the continent.
Comment: In the UK:
Bristol:
Liverpool:
London:
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"Twitter is actively preparing to support the transition of White House institutional Twitter accounts on January 20th, 2021," Twitter spokesperson Nick Pacilio said in a statement emailed to reporters on Friday, adding that the tech giant would pass off the @POTUS, @whitehouse, @VP, @FLOTUS and other government-related handles to the Biden team.
As we did for the presidential transition in 2017, this process is being done in close consultation with the National Archives and Records Administration.
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Two Georgian women filmed the shredding company trucks picking up the "trash" from the Jim R. Miller Park election office in Cobb County.
One woman said she saw the employees shredding evidence.
© donaldjtrump.comJoe Biden
Joe Biden spoke with America's governors about the coronavirus and then commented on the meeting with jumbled sentences that made zero sense.
The videos below show the lack of cognitive connection in Joe's brain:
The evidence continues to accrue that the dominant policies sold to mitigate the COVID-19 outbreak were catastrophically wrong, yet those who pointed this out early on continue to be reputationally crucified by media and Democrat elites. A premiere case in point is White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Scott Atlas, who has been making science-based arguments against locking down healthy people since the earliest months of the pandemic.
Because he has courageously presented evidence that gums up the media's goal of ending Trump's presidency by using coronavirus to punish Americans, the knives have been out for the views Atlas represents since the beginning.
Atlas is not at all alone in professional skepticism about the value of extended lockdowns, cloth masks, and obsessing about case counts as opposed to hospitalizations and deaths. So far, more than 12,000 medical and public health scientists and more than 35,000 medical professionals from around the world have signed the Great Barrington Declaration that summarizes this advocacy of "focused protection."
© Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton tweeted on Nov. 18 that "Massive Danish study further confirms masks don't work and may be dangerous. #ConstitutionOverCoronavirus." In a screenshot shared to his Parler account, Fitton said, "I've been locked out of Twitter for 12 hours for posting this accurate tweet." He then said that Twitter required him to delete his tweet in order to regain access to his account.
The Annals of Internal Medicine published the study, "Effectiveness of Adding a Mask Recommendation to Other Public Health Measures to Prevent SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Danish Mask Wearers." It was about an experiment to measure the effect of wearing a mask. The study stated, "The recommendation to wear surgical masks to supplement other public health measures did not reduce the SARS-CoV-2 infection rate among wearers by more than 50% in a community with modest infection rates, some degree of social distancing, and uncommon general mask use."
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Clinton took to Twitter to grandstand on Friday, declaring "Protecting one man's ego is not worth damaging the legitimacy of our democracy."
The comment was presumably a reference to Trump, who has challenged the results of the presidential election earlier this month, refusing to concede to Democratic challenger Joe Biden. However, social media users did a double-take, pointing out that Clinton's tweet was an uncannily accurate description of her own behavior following her 2016 loss to Trump.
© Fox News
These totalitarians are monitoring our every move without our knowledge. They know everything about us, the websites we've gone to, our interests, the other social media platforms we used, and they use that knowledge to silence us.
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Hawley heard about an internal tool Facebook employees use to share information with other Big Tech social media platforms.
He said the tool, known as "Tasks," allows Facebook's "censorship teams" to debate and review certain content such as users, links, and hashtags.
Comment: It seems these tests are about as accurate as a coin toss. If one is asymptomatic, is there really any reason to be testing?
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