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UK police keep painting cars with rainbows to stamp out anti-LGBTQ bigotry... but critics would prefer 'anti-knife crime' vans

RT
Sun, 22 Aug 2021 23:33 UTC

Facing an epidemic of stabbings and other violence, UK police have been criticised for prioritising mean social media comments instead by painting Pride-themed colors on their cars to encourage more reporting of "hate crimes."

The aim of the so-called "hate crime cars" is to inspire more confidence among gay and transgender victims of mean comments that police will have a sympathetic ear. UK police promoted the Pride-themed makeovers in an Instagram post earlier this month, asking followers whether they had seen such cars or knew why they existed.

"Cars are there in the communities on normal policing patrol just to show the community that we want you to come forward," Chief Constable Julie Cooke said. "It is there to try and give confidence to our LGBT+ community, but also to other underrepresented groups."

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'Extremism': Dutch banks banning accounts linked with lockdown protests & vaccine information

Dutch News
Wed, 18 Aug 2021 12:00 UTC

Berlin protests lockdown COVID 2021 AUGUST

© Fabian Sommer/dpa via AP
Demonstrators walk along Bismarckstrasse in Berlin, Sunday Aug. 1, 2021, during a protest against coronavirus restrictions.

Banks have been taking action on accounts linked with groups deemed to be spreading misinformation about the coronavirus and vaccinations, according to an investigation by the NRC.

It claims that at least eight organisations have been put on a watchlist or have had their accounts stopped, including the protest group Viruswaarheid and evangelist Jaap Dieleman.

The measure is seen as part of the banks' duties to combat extremism and 'dangerous' messaging, claims the NRC. The organisations taking action on the subject reportedly include the ING, Triodos Bank, Rabobank and payment platform Mollie.

Comment: The situation is such that, with every piece of data the 'facts' are changing all the time, even politicians and the experimental injection manufacturers give conflicting statistics and advice, and so how can anyone confidently claim to be the arbiter of what is or is not misinformation with regards to the coronavirus and lockdowns?

Although, really, that's giving the situation the benefit of the doubt, because it's clear that what's actually happening is that banks and other institutions, in league with governments, are doing everything they can to tighten the screws on dissenters in order to silence them. This agenda has become blatantly clear by the gradual enforcement of injection IDs which block those who do not suffer the injections from the necessities of life in an attempt to coerce as many as possible into compliance:

Also check out SOTT radio's: MindMatters: Interview with Rod Dreher: How to Survive the Coming Soft Totalitarianism

First cross-river railway bridge between China and Russia completed

Saudi Gazette
Mon, 23 Aug 2021 12:17 UTC

The new railway bridge connects Nizhneleninskoye in Russia with the border city of Tongjiang in Heilongjiang.

A new bridge that will link Russia and China's railway systems was completed on Aug. 17, 2021, seven years after its much-heralded groundbreaking.

The structure's full name is the China-Russia Tongjiang-Nizhneleninskoye Bridge. It connects Tongjiang, a city in China's far northeastern Heilongjiang province, with Nizhneleninskoye, a town across the border with Russia along the banks of the Amur River.

Heilongjiang province's capital is Harbin, known for its annual snow and ice festival. This means that China's northeast railway network can now be connected with the Russian Siberian Railway.

The bridge is 2,215 meters (7,300 feet) long and has been seven years in the making. Both countries held groundbreaking ceremonies in February 2014. The bridge structure was finished in 2019, and the final piece of track laid on Aug. 17.

The majority of the bridge — 1,886 meters (6,200 feet) — is on the Chinese side.

'They can't arrest us all': Horse-mounted protesters steal the show at Australian anti-lockdown rally (VIDEO)

RT
Sun, 22 Aug 2021 07:44 UTC

Mounted police officers are commonly used at rallies around the globe, but mounted protesters seem to be an Australian innovation as a man was filmed encouraging people to break Covid-19 rules from the back of a white horse.

The epic scene was filmed in Tweed Heads on the border between Queensland and New South Wales (NSW), where around a thousand people gathered on Sunday to decry the ban on crossing state lines, introduced to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

A man galloped on a white horse among the demonstrators, while delivering a sort of a passionate pre-battle speech.

"Cross over! Everyone go across the border! Cross over! They can't arrest us all," the rider shouted, prompting applause and cheers from his fellow protesters.

Comment: They locked around 8.2 million people in NWS because there were 830 cases, which means 830 positive PCR tests, and only 3 allegedly deaths from Covid-19 in the last 24 hours.

According to official NSW statistics, there are other conditions and diseases that have a considerably higher mortality rate than Covid.

For example, Cancers and Circulatory diseases are the top 2 reasons for death in NSW, and Covid-19 is not among the top 15 death reasons.

Until now, NSW has recorded 128 Covid-deaths since the Corona circus started. If we do a little math, we can see the death rate is 0.00156%.
If we do the same math for malignant diseases, we have a mortality rate of 0.189%. It has a 120 times higher mortality rate than Covid-19.

Have we seen the government do something about that?
Will they start helping and advising people on how to protect themselves from that?

Most likely, It will never happen.
They don't care about people's health actually. They care about imposing fear, so they can have absolute control over people's lives.

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Citing Covid threat, Australian council SHOT SHELTER DOGS dead instead of allowing volunteers to collect them

RT
Sun, 22 Aug 2021 09:08 UTC

A government probe has been launched after officials in New South Wales, Australia, shot and killed shelter dogs that were due to be rescued by volunteers - allegedly in an effort to prevent the volunteers spreading Covid-19.

The dogs, one of which had just given birth to puppies, were housed in a pound in the northwest of the state, and were due to be picked up by volunteers from a Cobar-based animal shelter. However, the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sunday that workers with the Bourke Shire Council had shot them dead last week.

Comment:

Citizens are starting to kick back at the insane measures being imposed on them.

Pro-mask pediatrics group denies scrubbing resources on importance of faces in child development

Greg Piper
Just The News
Sat, 21 Aug 2021 23:24 UTC

Less than a week after the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) published a lengthy tweet thread defending its pro-mask recommendations for children under 12, Twitter users started warning about an apparent memory-hole effort.

AAP resources on the importance of seeing faces to child development had recently disappeared from its website, now redirecting to the home page. It looked like AAP was trying to cover its tracks to align with its new recommendations.

The 67,000-member medical association has a different explanation: an unannounced website migration.

"The AAP has been in the midst of a large migration of content on our website to a new platform, a bulk of which took place this past weekend," a staffer who asked not to be named told Just the News Thursday. "Some content areas, including Early Brain and Child Development, are still being organized before they go live on the new platform."

Even if the disappearance of contrary content from its website was a coincidence, it's another stumble for the 91-year-old organization.

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'Liberté': Thousands take to the streets in Paris to once again decry Covid-19 health pass restrictions

RT
Sun, 22 Aug 2021 10:35 UTC

© Stéphane de Sakutin, AFP
Protesters march during a national day of protest against the Covid-19 health pass, Paris, August 21, 2021.

Thousands of people have marched in the center of the French capital for the sixth consecutive weekend to denounce the so-called coronavirus health pass that they see as an infringement of the rights of unvaccinated citizens.

The rallies began in mid-July after Emmanuel Macron's government introduced a system that made presenting a vaccination certificate or negative Covid-19 test obligatory for those willing to visit a restaurant, theater, cinema and shopping mall or travel on a long-distance train.

The authorities insist that the QR codes are needed to encourage people to get the jabs and avoid the fourth lockdown in the country, which saw some 6.6 million getting infected and over 113,000 dying due to the coronavirus.

Comment: See also: NewsReal: Echoes of Nazism - Governments' Vaccine Passports Spark Mass Disobedience

Why is the Government hellbent on pushing unnecessary vaccinations on our children?

Allison Pearson
Telegraph
Tue, 17 Aug 2021 19:00 UTC

My son and his mates were off to the footie on Saturday, the first match of the season. To get in, the boys needed either to be double-jabbed or to have proof of a negative test. Like millions of students, they have all had Covid - but there was no third option available, as there is in France, the US and other countries, to say that you enjoy immunity from having acquired the virus naturally in the last six months.

Here's a puzzle for you. Why do ministers and scientists barely mention the huge amount of natural immunity that apparently already exists among young British people? According to official data, a stonking 71 per cent of 16- to 24-year-olds have antibodies. Why do they constantly try to bribe and cajole my son's age group - and kids who are even younger - to have a jab they don't need?

Comment: See also: Compelling Evidence That SARS-CoV-2 Was Man-Made

And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Echoes of Nazism - Governments' Vaccine Passports Spark Mass Disobedience

Israel's airstrikes in Syria are not newsworthy for Western media, as a result status quo continues and civilians suffer

Eva Bartlett
RT
Sun, 22 Aug 2021 09:20 UTC

Israel again illegally bombed Syria last week, violating Lebanese airspace to do so and putting at risk the lives of untold numbers of civilians. And following this, crickets in the media, again.

On Thursday, just after 11pm, Israeli missiles targeted the vicinities of Damascus and Homs, according to a statement from the Syrian army. Russia's Reconciliation Center for Syria said Israel did so via six planes which fired 24 guided missiles at Syria.

In its attack on Syria, Israeli missiles put two passenger airplanes in Syrian and in Lebanese airspace at risk, particularly the 130 civilians and flight crew on a Middle East Airlines flight coming from Abu Dhabi to Beirut. Flight trackers show the plane abruptly changed course to avoid being targeted.

Comment: A psychopathic thirst is never quenched as Israeli leadership relentlessly proves.

Kelli Ward: Arizona audit preliminary results due next week

Carmine Sabia
Conservative Brief
Sat, 21 Aug 2021 00:00 UTC

Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman Dr. Kelli Ward has given a major update on the state of the Arizona audit of the 2020 presidential election and Democrats in the state have begun to get in front of it with statements of their own.

In a video message from the Arizona GOP Ward explained that the preliminary results of the audit could be delivered to the state Senate next week.

"Hello everyone Welcome to America's audit update from the Republican Party of Arizona. I am your Chairwoman, Dr Kelli Ward. Now, we are being told by the audit team that their report is going to be delivered to the Arizona State Senate, early next week. The State Senate is going to review the results for clarity, and for accuracy, and then they're going to release the final report to the public. Now, like all of you, I am anxiously awaiting that final report.

Comment: The pushback on this audit shows how much it is required.

'' '' So if the NBA is going to do those things, I would honor it, but at the same time I would ask like, it doesn't seem logically consistent,"...

Demore

I bet there's Twatter comments saying, "Well, if she had just worn her mask......"

DeliciousTears

"No" should be sufficient reason.

DeliciousTears

..... However, Tsitsipas changed his views as a couple of days ago he revealed he's planning to take the vaccine before the season ends...... So I...

DeliciousTears

That cop deserves the harshest sentence and the other cops should be clamoring for it.

Demore

Society's Child

UK police keep painting cars with rainbows to stamp out anti-LGBTQ bigotry... but critics would prefer 'anti-knife crime' vans

'Extremism': Dutch banks banning accounts linked with lockdown protests & vaccine information

First cross-river railway bridge between China and Russia completed

'They can't arrest us all': Horse-mounted protesters steal the show at Australian anti-lockdown rally (VIDEO)

Citing Covid threat, Australian council SHOT SHELTER DOGS dead instead of allowing volunteers to collect them

Pro-mask pediatrics group denies scrubbing resources on importance of faces in child development

'Liberté': Thousands take to the streets in Paris to once again decry Covid-19 health pass restrictions

Why is the Government hellbent on pushing unnecessary vaccinations on our children?

Israel's airstrikes in Syria are not newsworthy for Western media, as a result status quo continues and civilians suffer

Kelli Ward: Arizona audit preliminary results due next week

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