A cancer patient in Belgium opted for euthanasia, but was given an insufficient amount of medication intended to cause death. A doctor and two nurses completed the euthanasia by smothering the patient with a pillow.
In other news, two foreign aid workers were killed by a Russian missile strike in eastern Ukraine.
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Analysts: Germany’s Economic Contraction Surpasses Earlier Projections
The Kiel Institute for Economics (IfW) has revised its economic outlook, projecting a more substantial economic downturn than previously anticipated. While their June forecast predicted a 0.3 percent decline in gross domestic product (GDP) for 2023, the experts now anticipate a 0.5 percent contraction. Furthermore, the IfW has adjusted its 2024 forecast downward. While the research institute still anticipates the end of the recession next year, they have lowered their growth projection by half a percentage point to 1.3 percent.
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“See You in Court”: Gun Owners of America Sues Tyrannical New Mexico Governor
Submitted by Gun Owners of America
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham declared gun violence a “public health emergency” in response to recent deadly shootings in Albuquerque.
While the anti-gun lobby and their allies in the corporate media have long championed the idea that gun violence constitutes a public health emergency, this is the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic that public health has been used as a guise to limit law-abiding citizens Second Amendment rights unconstitutionally.
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Authored by Maryanne Demasi via Substack
Former chief medical advisor to the US President Anthony Fauci was questioned over the weekend by CNN reporter Michael Smerconish, about face masks being able to curb the spread of covid-19.
“There’s no doubt that masks work,” said Fauci.
“Different studies give different percentages of advantage of wearing it, but there’s no doubt that the weight of the studies … indicate the benefit of wearing masks,” he added.
Smerconish brought up the 2023 Cochrane review which found no evidence that physical interventions like face masks could stop viral transmission in the community and cited my interview with lead author of the study Tom Jefferson who confirmed, “There is just no evidence that they [masks] make any difference. Full stop.”
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Biden Declares ‘Energy Emergency’ in Texas Amid Rolling Blackout Fears
Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration has declared an “energy emergency” in Texas due to an “extreme heat event.”
Biden’s Department of Energy (DOE) issued a statement to announce the move.
The department revealed that the action was taken over mounting fears of rolling blackouts in the state.
The emergency declaration granted the Electric Reliability Council of Texas authority to temporarily exceed the state’s “climate emissions” limits.
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Biden’s FDA Refuses to Hand Over COVID Shot Safety Data to Senator Johnson
Democrat President Joe Biden’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is refusing a request from Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) to hand over safety data regarding Covid mRNA shots.
Johnson has asked the FDA to provide the results of analyses conducted in January on data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
The Republican senator requested the data after the CDC said none of the safety signals it identified for the Covid vaccines were “unexpected.”
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California Voters Issue Strong Rebuke to Dem Plan to Offer Cash Reparations: Poll
The majority of California voters oppose offering cash reparations to the descendants of African American slaves, a new poll has found.
Fifty-nine percent of California voters oppose cash payments, while 29% of voters support the idea, according to a UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll that was cosponsored by the Los Angeles Times. A total of four-in-ten respondents reported they “strongly” oppose cash reparations.
The poll comes after Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill in 2020 that established the California Reparations Task Force, which was launched to explore how the state could lead the nation on a potential reparations program.
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CNN Poll: Majority of Americans Think Biden Directly Involved in Hunter’s Dealings While VP
A majority of Americans, 61%, think that President Joe Biden was involved in his son Hunter’s business dealings with Ukraine and China while he served as Vice President under Barack Obama, according to a CNN poll conducted by SSRS.
What’s more, 42% say they think he acted illegally, while 18% say Biden was ‘unethical’ but not illegal. Another 38% said they don’t think Biden was involved in Hunter’s dealings, while 1% think he was involved, but didn’t do anything wrong.
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A group of communist revolutionaries burned multiple American flags outside a Jason Aldean concert in Chicago on Saturday night, according to videos of the incident.
The protesters were raising awareness of RevCom (Revolutionary Communist Party), which believes in creating a Marxist revolution in America, calling the USA “the belly of the beast.” The RevCom activists burned American flags before police “declared an unlawful assembly and said their activism ‘alarmed and disturbed others,’“ according to News2Share, who captured the videos.
“The Revolutionary Communist Party… has taken on the responsibility to lead a revolution in the U.S., the belly of the imperialist beast, as its principal share of the world revolution and the ultimate aim of communism,” RevCom’s website said.
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COVID mRNA Shots Have Triggered VAIDS Epidemic, Study Warns
Scientists are raising the alarm after a new study shows that Covid mRNA vaccines are responsible for a global epidemic of vaccine-acquired immune deficiencies (VAIDS).
Like, AIDS, VAIDS, attacks the body’s immune system making people vulnerable to other infections, not just Covid.
The new study specifically raises concerns about the immune effects of Pfizer’s COVID-19 mRNA vaccine.
VAIDS is a new colloquial term coined by researchers and health practitioners amid soaring cases of compromised immune systems since the Covid shots rollout.
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In a recent Newsmax appearance with Eric Bolling, Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis scrutinized the “stiff sentences” given to some involved in the Capitol riot of January 6, 2021.
“We will look at all those cases,” DeSantis stated. “There’s some examples of people that should not have been prosecuted. They just walked into the Capitol. If they were [Black Lives Matter protesters], they would not have been prosecuted.”
While admitting some might have acted wrongly, even violently, DeSantis questioned the labeling of their actions as terrorism and the discrepancy in their sentences.
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Explosion Destroys Oneida Home After Stolen Vehicle Crashes Into It
ONEIDA — A house in Madison County was destroyed by a gas explosion early Saturday after a vehicle crashed into it, breaking off the gas meter at the house.
There is almost nothing left standing of the home on West Elm Street in Oneida. No one was injured.
Pieces of the house were blown into yards on either side of the home and across the street. Some debris landed on the roof of a house across the street.
Around 3 a.m. Saturday, a stolen small SUV crashed into the home between North Willow and Fitch streets, fire and police officials said.
Oneida Fire Chief Scott Jones said the broken gas line could not be turned off due to where the break happened so National Grid crews were called. The first crew that arrived couldn’t turn off the gas so a second crew was dispatched.
At about 6 a.m., something sparked the gas that had gathered in the home setting off the massive explosion, Jones said.
No one was injured because the home and six others had been evacuated shortly after 3 a.m. when fire officials determined they couldn’t immediately turn off the gas.
Seven households have been displaced, Jones said.
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Fans Outraged Over NFL Anthem Decision, Kickoff Starts With Boos
A number of fans were outraged over the National Football League’s (NFL) “woke” decision about a pre-game national anthem performance.
When the season kicked off Thursday, some fans weren’t happy when a local choir performed a song considered by some to be the “black national anthem,” causing the game to open to the sound of boos.
The backlash occurred as the Kansas City Chiefs hosted the Detroit Lions in the league’s season opener at Arrowhead Stadium.
The choir’s performance of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” took place before “The Star-Spangled Banner” was sung.
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Gov Kristi Noem Endorses Trump: ‘The Fighter That Our Country Needs’
South Dakota’s Republican Governor Kristi Noem endorsed President Donald Trump’s re-election bid in the 2024 race.
“He is the leader, the fighter that our country needs,” Gov. Noem told a crowd of thousands at a GOP rally in Rapid City.
“He has my full and complete endorsement for president of the United States.
“I will do everything I can to help him win and save this country.”
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Jan 6 Prisoner Says He Was Jailed for 22 Years After Refusing Biden DOJ’s Demand to Lie About Trump
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio says he received a staggering 22-year prison sentence in his Jan. 6 case because he refused to agree to demands from the Department of Justice (DOJ) to lie about President Donald Trump.
According to Tarrio, Democrat President Joe Biden’s DOJ demanded that he give a false statement linking Trump to Jan. 6 in exchange for a reduced sentence.
However, when Tarrio refused to take the deal, the court threw the book at him.
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Loudoun Leftist Activist Arrested for Threatening to Burn Down Historic Site
Derek Summers, a member of the “Loudoun Love Warriors,” a group known for their strong affiliations with Democrat politicians in Virginia’s Loudoun County, was arrested last Friday. He is accused of making violent threats against Oatlands, a historic property in Leesburg, Virginia.
Summers, also recognized as a rapper, has often displayed firearms in his social media posts.
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Megyn Kelly Reveals Possible Vaccine Injury, Regrets Getting COVID Shot
Authored by Tom Ozimek via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours)
Megyn Kelly, a veteran journalist and podcaster, said Wednesday that she deeply regrets getting the COVID-19 vaccine because she believes she may have suffered a vaccine injury.
Ms. Kelly said that she regrets getting vaccinated and then boosted, saying she doesn’t think it was necessary—and that a doctor told her that an autoimmune condition she developed after getting the shot may be related to the vaccine.
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Nike Permanently Closes Iconic Portland Store Amid ‘Theft and Safety Issues’
Nike has officially closed an iconic Portland store due to the city’s rampant crime and retail theft. This after the athletic shoe giant had hoped to reopen its location on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd after making the decision to temporarily close the store earlier this year.
In February, Nike went to great lengths to try to salvage its MLK Community Store and sent a letter to Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and city officials asking for more police presence to combat ongoing retail theft. The company was open to creating an “intergovernmental agreement” with the city of Portland to directly fund full-time police officers who would be selected to police the store or would pay off-duty Portland Police Bureau officers as contracted security.
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Poll: Americans Divided in Opinion of Pope Francis
ROME — Americans are split in their opinion of Pope Francis, with equal numbers “very favorable” and “very unfavorable” toward the Argentine pontiff, a poll reveals.
According to the September survey conducted by The Economist/YouGov, 12 percent of U.S. adults have a very favorable view of the pope while another 12 percent have a very negative view of him.
A larger share, 31 percent, have a “somewhat favorable” opinion of Francis and 14 percent have a “somewhat unfavorable” assessment of him.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has caught the Democrats rigging the 2024 presidential primary and issued a veiled threat of a third-party run.
Kennedy warns that the DNC has made it “impossible to challenge Biden.”
He said the situation may force him to “look at other alternatives” to running as a Democrat.
If RFK Jr. launches a third-party run, it would likely sink Democrat President Joe Biden’s chances of winning a fair election.
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Soros-Aligned Texas DA Sidesteps Removal Trial by Resigning, Announces Senate Run Against Ted Cruz
Authored by Darlene McCormick Sanchez via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours)
A George Soros-aligned Texas district attorney who faced removal from office for failing to prosecute cases, including high-profile cases of murder and rape, has resigned.
Nueces County District Attorney Mark Gonzalez, a Democrat, announced his resignation in a Sept. 5 letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, who will name his replacement.
At the same time, Mr. Gonzalez announced a run for U.S. Senate to unseat Republican Senator Ted Cruz, according to local media.
Mr. Gonzalez sidestepped a civil lawsuit scheduled in December to remove him from office for “incompetence and official misconduct under the guise of prosecutorial discretion” and failure to give bond.
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Top Climate Scientist Blows Whistle: Wildfires Are Caused by Humans, Not ‘Global Warming’
A leading climate scientist has spoken out to reveal that “certain narratives” claiming “global warming” is causing an increase in wildfires around the world are false.
Patrick T. Brown, a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University and doctor of Earth and climate sciences, has blown the whistle to warn the public that the majority of devastating wildfires are caused by arson, accidental human ignition, and poor forestry management.
The comments from Brown directly conflict with the narrative pushed by Democrats and their allies in the corporate media who claim the fires are caused by the so-called “climate crisis.”
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Top Health Official Warns Public Not to Take ‘Boosters’ Due to Safety Concerns
Florida’s top health official, Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, has issued a warning to the public over “red flags” about the safety of Covid “booster” shots.
Governor Ron DeSantis’s hand-picked surgeon general warned against getting the new booster that is expected to receive approval for public use from Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration in the coming days.
Ladapo issued an alert during a press conference, saying there is no evidence to support getting the shot.
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Alberta Leads Canada in Private-Sector Job Growth Since the COVID Pandemic: Report
From the onset of the COVID pandemic, Alberta has led all Canadian provinces in private-sector job growth while the size of government exploded nationwide.
From February 2020 to June 2023, total employment in Alberta increased by 154,900 jobs (6.7%). Of this, only 37,200 jobs (24.0%) occurred in the public sector.
According to a recent Fraser Institute report, Alberta’s private and public sector job losses and recovery is “unique” among the four largest provinces. It has the slowest rate of job growth in the government sector and the fastest increase in private-sector employment.
Net public sector jobs grew by 8.9%, compared with 6.2% in the private sector (including self-employment).
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Alberta Man Charged With Arson, Mischief Over Burning of Church in Coronation
Another Alberta church has burned down, with law enforcement attributing its destruction to foul play.
At 12:57 p.m. on September 5, Coronation and Consort RCMP received a call about a fire consuming the Evangelical Free Church.
Witnesses filmed a man coming to the church earlier with a jerry can and saw him return just before noon.
After a brief RCMP investigation, Coronation RCMP arrested Nickolas Guy Fortier, 23, a hamlet resident. They have since charged him with arson and mischief over $5,000.
Fortier is due in Coronation court on October 13 and has been conditionally released.
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Government-Ordered COVID School Closures Will Haunt Canadian Youth Forever
It was dubbed the “shadow pandemic,” yet the voices of parents and concerned citizens expressing worries about the mental health impact of COVID-justified school closures were often dismissed as selfish, and even labeled as “grandma killers.”
There was no sound evidence to support school closures, and it turns out that young people will bear lifelong impacts of nonsensical shuttering, according to a cost-analysis report published today by the Fraser Institute.
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Live Updates: Freedom Convoy Organizer Tamara Lich’s Trial Continues
The trial of Tamara Lich and Chris Barber — two of the most well-known faces of the Freedom Convoy — enters day four today in Ottawa. The Freedom Convoy demonstrations drew thousands of Canadians to Ottawa in early 2022 in opposition to strict COVID-19 restrictions.
An Ottawa Police Service (OPS) officer who responded to the Freedom Convoy protests in an intelligence capacity is expected to testify today.
[Comment: Article dated September 8, 2023.]
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Ottawa Removing Graphic Jaywalking Ad Due to ‘Jaywalking Terminology’, Staff Say
The city of Ottawa has pulled jaywalking advertisements from its test ads for an upcoming road safety campaign this fall, after councillors and the public criticized the graphic nature of the ad and its messaging.
One of the ads featured an image of a bloodied pedestrian lying on the ground, with the caption, “You jaywalked to save time. But you lost it. Forever. Cross only where it is safe.”
Several councillors called on the city of Ottawa to remove the ad immediately, with Coun. Sean Devine expressing concern with “the ad and the messaging it conveys.”
Coun. Ariel Troster also asked staff to pull “this terrible ad” immediately.
“Road violence is caused by driver negligence or bad street design. Blaming pedestrians for crossing the street wrong is offensive,” Troster said on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.”
On Sunday, the head of Ottawa’s Public Works Department said the test ads focusing on pedestrians have been pulled, “given the concerns with the use of the ‘jaywalking terminology.”
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Pastor Tim Stephens Taking Calgary Police Chief and Alberta Health Services to Court!
In case you missed it, just a few days ago Pastor Tim Stephens joined me for an exclusive in-depth discussion about the acquittal of him and his church, the growth his faith community has seen, and his plans to seek damages from authorities for the unlawful arrest and imprisonment he faced.
You can view our in-depth analysis of the Ingram ruling — which saw charges against many Albertans, including Pastor Stephens, dropped — including commentary from John Carpay and Eva Chipiuk, by clicking here. The decision struck down the COVID-19 restrictions of then Chief Medical Officer of Health for Alberta Dr. Deena Hinshaw as unlawful.
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Poilievre Condemns ‘Out of Touch’ Liberals for Pushing the ‘Inflationary’ Carbon Tax
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre promises to put the ‘common people’ first in his latest condemnation of the federal carbon tax.
“Work doesn’t pay. Interest rates are rising faster than ever in monetary history,” said Poilievre on Thursday to launch the 2023 Conservative policy convention in Québec City.
Though the central bank held its prime rate on interbank loans at 5% — the highest in 22 years — things could change at the following rate announcement on October 25.
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Rebel News is Being Raided— We Need Your Help!
Well, it’s finally happened— police have raided Rebel News.
Now, they haven’t stormed in the front door with jackboots. What they’ve done instead is go to court secretly. This secret hearing is called an ex-parte hearing, and it’s illegal. The Calgary Police said something to a judge, but we haven’t been able to see it. And the judge issued an order demanding that we hand over footage that we haven’t published to the police.
A couple of weeks ago, a court order arrived in our email box from the Calgary Police, saying if we didn’t give them a whole bunch of photographs, audio recordings, and video recordings and if we didn’t do it quickly, we could be fined, and I could even be imprisoned for it.
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The Direction party of former Prime Minister Robert Fico is among the favorites in the Slovak parliamentary elections scheduled for September 30th. Their candidate from the third position is the party’s vice-chairman and deputy Lubos Blaha.
Blaha has long positioned himself as a critic of the United States and an opponent of migration. The third man on the Direction party’s candidate list recently escalated his statements during a speech at the celebrations of the Slovak National Uprising in Zvolen.
During his speech, Blaha summarized his message for the elections. He criticized President Zuzana Caputova for her stance on Ukrainian and the use of the “Glory to Ukraine.”
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Cancer Cases in Young People Soar by 79%
A new peer-reviewed study has revealed a disturbing spike in cancer cases among young people.
The study was published in the renowned BMJ Oncology and analyzed data from 1990 and 2019.
It was conducted by a team of researchers from Zhejiang University School of Medicine and the University of Edinburgh’s Usher Institute.
The researchers found a staggering 79% surge in new cancer cases in people under 50 over the course of three decades.
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Czechia Plans to “Thaw” Diplomatic Relations With Russia
The question of returning the ambassador to Moscow is being discussed in Czechia, despite the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war.
Vitezslav Pivonek, who has been in Prague since the beginning of the year will no longer be considered for this position. Instead, the government is considering the appointment of analyst Daniel Kostoval, supported by the opposition and President Petr Pavel. This was reported by Novinky.cz.
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Dutch Police Detain 500 Activists on Second Day of Climate Protests
AMSTERDAM, Sept 10 (Reuters) — Dutch police on Sunday said more than 500 climate activists had been detained on a second consecutive day of protests against government subsidies for the fossil fuel industry.
Hundreds of protesters marched on the A12 highway into The Hague around midday, ignoring warnings from authorities not to block the major traffic artery into the Dutch seat of government.
On Saturday around 2,400 protesters were detained as an estimated 10,000 activists blocked the same highway for several hours.
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Escaped UK Terrorism Suspect Busted on Bicycle
After a four-day manhunt, escaped British terror suspect Daniel Abed Khalife has finally been apprehended, British media report.
After being spotted several times by people overnight, on Saturday morning, he was finally apprehended in the Chiswick area of west London when a plain-clothes police officer, having recognized him, pulled Khalife off a bike on a canal towpath.
At the moment of his arrest, he was pictured on the pavement in handcuffs, next to a bike, a sleeping bag and a Waitrose cool bag.
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With an ominous call for increased global collaboration and centralization, European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen at a G20 Summit session, dubbed “One Future,” today appealed for an international regulatory body for Artificial Intelligence and digital ID systems similar to coronavirus vaccine passports.
Von der Leyen audaciously proclaimed our collective future to be digital, hence the implied necessity for global entities to draw boundaries and enforce regulations.
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EU Financial Report on Romanian Insurance Scandal Withheld From MEPs
The secrecy surrounding an EU report into alleged dodgy dealings in the Romanian motor insurance market is raising eyebrows in Brussels, as multiple MEPs brought the matter to the attention of financial services commissioner Mairead McGuinness earlier this week.
Questions have been raised recently about the strange goings-on in Bucharest’s notoriously corrupt motor insurance industry when the Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) pulled the operating licence of the insurance company Euroins Romania after what is described as a campaign of harassment against the firm.
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On Friday night, a fire broke out on three Deutsche Bahn power lines within the Hamburg city area, disrupting rail services. A railway spokesperson stated that a return to normal traffic between Hamburg and Berlin would likely only be feasible by Saturday morning.
It appears that unidentified individuals intentionally accessed the cable ducts on the railway tracks and ignited a fire. Police discovered a bottle cap near one of the fire sites, which was located in a restricted area inaccessible to the public.
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The Finnish government has decided to no longer grant temporary protection status and residence permits to citizens of third countries who have left Ukraine. The decision has been published on the Finnish government’s website.
It is reported that Finland will not provide temporary protection to citizens of third countries if they did not receive international protection or residence permits during their stay in Ukraine.
After the start of the war, Finland made the decision to provide protection to citizens of third countries who left Ukraine due to the conflict but did not have international protection or permanent residence permits in Ukraine prior to that. This resolution will not affect previously granted temporary protection status or residence permits, and the residence permits approved earlier will remain valid until March 4th of the following year.
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Jiri Paroubek, the ex-chief of the Czech Social Democratic Party (CSSD) and former prime minister of the nation, has expressed strong disapproval of the present ruling coalition in the Czech Republic, led by Prime Minister Petr Fiala from the ODS party.
In an exclusive interview with the Voice of Europe, Paroubek did not mince words when critiquing Fiala’s government, describing it as a dedicated follower of the American political establishment.
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Jiri Paroubek, the former leader of the Czech Social Democratic Party (CSSD) and one-time prime minister of the country, has called for Central European governments like Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia to take a more balanced approach when it comes to their relationship with the West and the East.
Additionally, the former prime minister slammed the current Czech government led by Petr Fiala, arguing that they have no clue what’s going on in the world today.
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France: Algerian Who Escaped Deportation Centre Arrested for Eleven Robberies Targeting the Elderly
A man from Algeria who had escaped from a deportation center was apprehended in connection with a series of eleven robberies targeting elderly individuals, specifically necklace thefts.
The arrest took place in the Alexandre-1er garden, located across from the Toulon courthouse, according to information provided by the Department of Public Security (DDSP).
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German Foreign Minister Baerbock Has Mentioned Difficulties With Supplying Taurus Missiles to Kyiv
Germany is considering the possibility of transferring cruise missiles “Taurus” to Ukraine, but even if the decision is positive, it won’t be possible to deliver the missiles quickly. This statement was made by the German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, as reported by Top War.
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German Health Minister Admits Pfizer-BioNTech COVID Shot Made No Difference in Mortality
COVID-19 vaccine confusion continues to abound.
The AfD has called out the German government for pushing vaccines when it had no scientific evidence that the principal vaccine administered in the country actually saved lives.
The German Ministry of Health under Karl Lauterbach (SPD) admitted to his country’s parliament on September 5th that, with regard to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine Comirnaty, no “significant difference in overall mortality” had been found between those vaccinated against COVID-19 and the unvaccinated. The statement came in response to a parliamentary question submitted by AfD MP Roger Beckamp, Junge Freiheit reports.
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Germany: Right-Wing Populist Free Voters Party in Second Place in Bavaria, Poll Reveals
The Free Voters currently hold a position in the ruling coalition within the German state of Bavaria, alongside the Christian Socialist Union (CSU). Although the CSU experienced a slight dip in the latest poll, it still remains the most favored party, commanding a 37 percent approval rating.
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Insurance Experts Rank Italy as the Leading European Hotspot for Pickpocket Incidents
Quotezone.co.uk, specialists in comparing travel insurance, have published a report that ranks European nations based on the risk of encountering pickpocketing incidents.
The methodology employed by the company involved analyzing traveler feedback to determine the frequency of pickpocketing incidents reported at the top five tourist destinations in each country.
According to Quotezone’s European Pickpocketing Index, Italy tops the list as the destination where travelers are most vulnerable to pickpocketing.
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Rising Popularity of Polish Products in Lithuania: A Shopping Trend on the Upswing
Over the past six months, the popularity of Polish food products and other goods has been on the rise in Lithuania. Lithuanians have spent approximately 150 million euros in Polish stores, and Polish products have become a common choice on the shelves of Lithuanian shops, reports Rzeczpospolita.
According to Petras Cepkauskas, who monitors prices on the Lithuanian market through the Pricer.lt portal, Polish products, especially those labeled as “Made in Poland,” are increasingly popular in Lithuania. Some Lithuanians, especially those from border regions, travel to Poland in search of cheaper products, while others opt for Polish goods in Lithuania, even though they are slightly more expensive than domestic counterparts.
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Christian Peterson, a right-wing activist and student enrolled in the course titled “Intercultural: Race and Whiteness in Sweden” at Karlstad University, has allegedly prompted half of the course participants to withdraw, as reported by Dagens Nyheter.
Currently engaged in a right-wing radical project under the moniker “Defamation Ombudsman,” Peterson’s activities involve assisting radical nationalists in pursuing defamation cases against those with differing views.
According to Dagens Nyheter, Peterson’s actions during the ongoing course have included making derogatory remarks about fellow students and teacher Tobias Hübinette on social media. He has also reportedly filmed incidents related to the course. These actions have generated discomfort and led to a 50% drop in course enrollment, as well as causing Tobias Hübinette to take sick leave.
Dagens Nyheter states that Christian Peterson has chosen not to comment on these allegations, but he has alluded to an upcoming podcast where he will address the matter.
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UK Parliament Staffer Arrested for Allegedly Spying for Communist China
LONDON (AP) — Prime Minister Rishi Sunak chastised China’s premier on Sunday for “unacceptable” interference in British democracy, after a newspaper reported that a researcher in Parliament was arrested earlier this year on suspicion of spying for Beijing.
Sunak said he raised the issue with Premier LI Qiang when the two met at a Group of 20 summit in India. He told British broadcasters in New Delhi that he’d expressed “my very strong concerns about any interference in our parliamentary democracy, which is obviously unacceptable.”
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UK: BBC ‘Disinformation’ Reporter Caught Lying on Her Resume
The BBC’s so-called “Disinformation Correspondent” Marianna Spring has added yet more controversy to the corrupt “fact-checking” industry as she was caught lying on her resume.
Spring is facing claims that she filled her resume with “disinformation” about her experience in order to advance her career.
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Unsuccessful Euthanasia in Belgium: A Woman Was Smothered With a Pillow
A doctor and two nurses who euthanized 36-year-old Alexine in Upey, Belgium, smothered her with a pillow. The woman was given too little medication to commit suicide.
This was reported by the portals 7sur7 and RTL Info.
According to media reports, a woman living with cancer in the town of Upey in northern Belgium decided to take her own life. The euthanasia was to be carried out at the end of March 2022 in the woman’s apartment by a doctor and two nurses.
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Varied Perspectives and Aspirations of Ukrainians in Poland: Insights From an Experimental Study
Experimental research conducted by the University of Warsaw reveals that Ukrainians who arrived in Poland following the outbreak of war in their country have diverse views and plans regarding their lives in Poland, as reported by Rzeczpospolita.
Approximately half of the Ukrainian refugees express a desire to integrate into Polish society, while one-fifth are not interested in doing so. The study also demonstrates that refugees are divided in their opinions on their living conditions in Poland, with nearly three-fifths believing that conditions have worsened and almost two-fifths claiming that conditions have improved.
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Police in Northern Ireland have seized weapons from New IRA terrorists that reportedly came to the country from the frontlines of the war in Ukraine.
The New Irish Republican Army (NIRA) is believed to have acquired Russian military grenades that “may have been stolen from Ukraine front line,” police sources told the Belfast Telegraph.
The Terrorism Investigation Unit of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) on Thursday conducted raids against suspected terrorist cells in the city of Derry and the town of Strabane that uncovered two military hand grenades, a handgun, over 50 rounds of ammunition, and over a kilogram of plastic explosives.
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Russia Claims Vladimir Putin’s Party Wins Votes in Annexed Ukraine Regions
Russia claimed that the United Russia party, which staunchly backs President Vladimir Putin, had won local ballots in four Ukrainian regions occupied by Russia.
The Kremlin claimed to have annexed the eastern and southern territories last year despite not having full military control over them. The elections have been dismissed by Ukraine and its allies as a sham.
Data published by Moscow and proxy officials showed voters in the war-battered territories, where Ukraine is clawing back ground, had backed United Russia with more than 70 per cent of the ballot in each territory, state-run news agencies reported on Sunday.
The polls also being held across Russia came ahead of presidential elections next year expected to prolong Putin’s rule until at least 2030.
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Russia General Says Ukraine Just ‘Stepping Stone’ to Invade Europe: ‘Won’t Stop’
A key Russian general who Russian president Vladimir Putin promoted this week said that Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine is a mere “stepping stone” to further conflict with Europe. Vladimir Putin promoted lieutenant general Andrey Mordvichev to the rank of colonel-general after he had already been serving in the role of commanding the central military district and Russian central grouping of forces in Ukraine.
In an interview with Moscow’s state-run Russia-1, Andrey Mordvichev said that he believes Vladimir Putin’s war will last quite a long time and expand in the future.
“I think there’s still plenty of time to spend. It is pointless to talk about a specified period. If we are talking about Eastern Europe, which we will have to, of course then it will be longer,” the general said.
“Ukraine is only a stepping stone?” the interviewer then asked.
“Yes, absolutely. It is only the beginning,” he responded adding that the war “will not stop here.”
Earlier, some of Vladimir Putin’s allies have floated the possibility of expanding the Kremlin’s invasion into NATO countries, including Poland and several other Eastern European nations.
This comes as Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky again rejected a suggestion that Ukraine would need to cede territory to Russia to end the war. “Did you see any compromises from Putin in other issues?” the Ukrainian leader told CNN as Russia wrapped up elections in the four Ukrainian regions — Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Luhansk and Kherson — that Moscow annexed a year ago.
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Stoltenberg Didn’t Refute the Information About the Difficult Course of the War in Ukraine
A discussion arose between representatives of the European Parliament and the NATO Secretary-General regarding the progress of the war in Ukraine.
The Eurodeputy expressed deep concern about the situation in eastern Ukraine, disagreeing with statements about the gradual acquisition of territory in the country.
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Two Foreign Aid Workers Killed in Moscow’s Latest Missile Strikes on Ukraine
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Two foreign aid workers were reportedly killed in eastern Ukraine on Sunday as Russian shelling hit a van carrying a team of four working with a Ukrainian nongovernmental organization, while dozens of Russian drones targeted Kyiv and wounded at least one civilian.
The four volunteers from the Road to Relief group, which helps evacuate wounded people from front-line areas, were trapped inside the van as it flipped over and caught fire after being struck by shells near the town of Chasiv Yar, the organization said on its Instagram page.
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Zelensky Demands More Weapons, Saying Russia’s Air Force ‘Stopping’ Ukrainian Counteroffensive
Ukraine needs “powerful and long-range weapons” — fighter jets, in other words — because Russia’s air superiority over the battlefield has allowed them to “stop our counteroffensive”, President Zelensky said.
Russia is denying air superiority to Ukraine and using that to “stop” the counteroffensive, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday, the latest in a line of remarks addressing the difficulty the Western-armed Ukrainian army has had this year turning back the tide of the Russian occupation.
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President Joe Biden whispered, he walked about the stage and he used that now-famous phrase ‘lying dog faced pony soldier’ while taking questions Sunday night in Hanoi, Vietnam from a set list of reporters.
After spending two days in India for the G20 Leaders’ Summit, Biden jetted to Vietnam Sunday to upgrade the countries’ diplomatic ties and ended the day with a press conference.
In what was supposed to be a show of stamina — Biden is circumnavigating the globe in five days — the 80-year-old commander-in-chief joked about not knowing if it was morning or night and ended the 26-minute event by saying, ‘I’m going to go to bed.’
He regaled reporters with a story he says is from a John Wayne movie and features the ‘Indians’ — not the ones he just met with — who don’t buy it when a Union soldier says ‘everything will be good’ if they go back to the reservation.
‘And the Indian looks at John Wayne and points to the Union soldier and says, ‘He’s a lying dog faced pony soldier.’ Well, there’s a lot of lying dog faced pony soldiers out there about global warming. But not anymore,’ Biden said. ‘All of the sudden, they’re all realizing it’s a problem,’ the president said, whispering into the mic.
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President Joe Biden held a press conference in Hanoi, Vietnam, Sunday night. His speech came to an abrupt end as the voice of his press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre suddenly interrupted him.
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Klaus Schwab Calls for Governments to ‘Merge’ With Unelected Corporate Elite
World Economic Forum (WEF) Chairman Klaus Schwab has called on governments around the world to begin merging with the unelected corporate elite to usher in his agenda to end “the era of capitalism.”
Schwab made the comments during an address at this week’s Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit.
The event is a meeting of Southeast Asian governments and their “partner” nations.
The WEF founder argues that governments must embrace his globalist organization’s allies and allow corporate power elites to begin forging public policy.
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Bourke Street Crash, Zain Khan: Accused Driver’s Bizarre Facebook Posts Emerge
A series of bizarre social media posts made by the accused Bourke Street killer have come to light, including one where he claims: ‘i am not mad’.
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Fourteen Siblings Rescued From ‘House of Horrors’ in Sydney
Fourteen siblings, including a baby, have been rescued from a home in Sydney as their grim living conditions are exposed.
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With support for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament plummeting and the Yes campaign bleeding money for no benefit, Anthony Albanese spent a week abroad.
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Four people under the age 20, including a girl, 16, were arrested over an alleged abduction and stabbing in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
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A council is grappling with Australia’s first major native title claim on a large urban area, which is clouding the future of popular tourist areas, parks, playgrounds and even cemeteries.
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Voice Referendum Vote Polling: New Poll Shows Support for the Referendum Has Slumped to New Lows
Voters have continued to turn against an Indigenous voice to parliament , with overall support sliding to new lows and every state except Tasmania poised to vote ‘No’.
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Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours)
Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson pressured South Africa into implementing provisions that shielded the companies from claims over COVID-19 vaccine injuries, newly disclosed documents show.
Pfizer made the implementation of indemnification and a compensation fund part of its COVID-19 vaccine contract with South Africa, according to documents obtained by the Health Justice Initiative.
One document states that South Africa was agreeing to “indemnify, defend, and hold harmless” Pfizer and its partner BioNTech, as well as their representatives, “from and against any and all suits, claims, actions, demands, losses, damages, liabilities, settlements, penalties, fines, costs and expenses” arising from claims resulting from the vaccine, including injuries.
The only exceptions were for a breach of confidentiality or fraud.
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Eight organizations have urgently appealed to the Council of State, seeking the suspension of the government’s decision to no longer admit single male asylum seekers into reception centers in Belgium. They condemn this move as “cynical and illegal.”
In a countermove, Belgian associations are pushing back against a recent decision by the Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration, Nicole de Moor, to prohibit single male asylum seekers from accessing reception centers. Eight organizations have filed an “emergency suspension request” with the country’s highest court, the Council of State.
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A multi-agency manhunt continues as authorities seek to capture Danelo Cavalcante, a 34-year-old illegal immigrant and convicted murderer, who escaped from the Chester County Prison outside of Philidelphia in Pocopson Township, Pennsylvania more than one week ago.
Cavalcante, an illegal immigrant from Brazil who was convicted of murdering his girlfriend in 2021, was allegedly seen driving a stolen van on Saturday night over 25 miles north of the suburban Philadelphia prison, according to the Pennsylvania State Police, Forbes reports.
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Breaking: Escaped Illegal Alien Murderer’s Sister Arrested by ICE in Pennsylvania, Faces Deportation
The sister of escaped illegal immigrant convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante is facing deportation after being taken into custody by ICE, Chester County police said.
Cavalcante, a 34-year-old illegal immigrant from Brazil who was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, has been a wanted fugitive after escaping from the Chester County Prison outside of Philidelphia in Pocopson Township, Pennsylvania more than one week ago.
Despite being found guilty of murder in 2021, Cavalcante was never deported out of the United States.
Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Col. George Bevins confirmed that the fugitive’s sister has been taken into custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a Sunday press briefing, according to The Messenger, although he did not specify if she was helping Cavalcante evade police.
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The police arrested a 34-year-old illegal migrant this Wednesday evening, suspected of having caused a fire near the Calanques national park. Fourteen fire engines were deployed. The suspect was taken into custody.
A 34-year-old man in an irregular situation on French territory was arrested in Marseille this Wednesday evening, Actu17 learned . He is suspected of having caused a fire near the Calanques National Park (8th).
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Germany’s Ruling Social Democrats Are Advocating for Stricter Asylum Policies
For Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU), migration is “one of the most urgent issues”. Therefore, the federal and state governments must develop a “Germany pact” against “uncontrolled immigration”. And two prominent SPD politicians are also campaigning for a tougher German asylum policy.
Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) is calling for a “Germany Pact” proposed by Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) as the very first in migration policy — specifically against “uncontrolled immigration”.
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Hungarian Police Officers Deployed to Halt Illegal Migration at Serbian Border
State Secretary of Hungary Bence Rétvari paid a visit to Presevo on Wednesday, where he met with a group of 35 Hungarian police officers engaged in a collaborative mission alongside their Serbian and Austrian counterparts, reports About Hungary.
During his visit, State Secretary Bence Rétvari disclosed that Hungarian police officers have been dispatched on a mission to aid in the prevention of illegal migration and human smuggling activities along the Serbian side of the North Macedonian-Serbian border.
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Migrant Rescues, Landings Resume on Lampedusa
(ANSA) — ROME, SEP 10 — Migrant rescues and landings resumed Sunday on the stepping stone island of Lampedusa, closer to Africa than to Europe. amid a fresh wave of arrivals after a few days of respite.
There were two fresh rescues and more sightings of boatloads of migrants made off the coast of Lampedusa by NGO ships and a Guardia di Finanza (tax police) helicopter, amid flows that have more than doubled this year despite government action against traffickers.
After five days of a total stop to rescues and landings, due to bad weather to the south of Italy, the phenomenon of immigration is once again becoming evident off the Pelagie Islands, local sources said.
The NGO ship Ocean Viking has already boarded 69 migrants and spotted a wooden boat with other people.
Another charity-run ship, Sea Punk1, spotted a boat, with about 150 migrants on board, sailing towards the largest of the Pelagie islands.
The same NGO ship is rescuing a small boat with about 40 people.
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Police Pursue and Apprehend Suspected Migrant Smugglers in Germany
In the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, alleged migrant smugglers engaged in a perilous pursuit across multiple highways as they attempted to elude a police checkpoint. Ultimately, two suspects were apprehended.
The Kiel police identified the two individuals as Iraqi nationals, who were allegedly under the influence of drugs during the police chase. To the officers’ surprise, they discovered four frightened Iraqi nationals in the back of the car.
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Slovakia Strengthens Border Security Amid Influx of Illegal Arrivals in Hungary
Slovakia’s Prime Minister, Ludovit Odor, has declared the deployment of up to 500 soldiers to bolster border police efforts along the Hungarian border. Recent times have witnessed a growing influx of migrants crossing from Hungary into Slovakia.
Prime Minister Odor acknowledged the impracticality of completely sealing the border with Hungary. Instead, the deployed troops will primarily support the registration of migrants and assist in patrolling nearby towns.
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Temporary Visa Holders Puts Squeeze on Housing Market in Australia
A flood of temporary visa holders into Australia is putting an intense strain on the nation’s chronic shortage of housing with an extra 730,000 bolstering the number to around 2.4 million.
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Aussie Newspaper Mocked Over ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Front Page
The West Australian newspaper’s fight against domestic violence was slammed for going too far when it plastered the image of a white boy on its front page with the headline “How we stop this kid from becoming a monster”.
The article was about a plan to teach respectful relationships to children in schools in a bid to arrest skyrocketing levels of violence against women in the community.
The article’s subheading read: “Calls for DV lessons at all schools to address menace of toxic masculinity”.
But the front page was criticised for implying that violence was the default setting for white boys.
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Canada: Conservative Members Vote to Ban ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ for Minors
The Conservative grassroots has given party officials a mandate to protect children from gender ideology, as thousands of members voted Saturday to oppose the medical transitioning of minors.
On September 8, party members voted overwhelmingly to advance two resolutions contravening gender ideology on the convention floor, as first reported by True North.
One included Resolution C-7, which would ban irreversible gender transitions for children and teenagers.
A source knowledgeable of the resolution told True North it received 87% support to proceed with a formal policy vote the following day.
On Saturday, 69% of delegates supported the motion, with 31% against.
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Editor Fired Over Tweet Receives Damages From Literary Consultancy
Cornerstones Literary Consultancy, a prominent name in the world of publishing, has issued an apology and agreed to pay “substantial” compensation to Sibyl Ruth, a 63-year-old editor who was let go from her position in the aftermath of a tweet she posted in May.
The tweet in question had Ruth reacting to a photograph of a transgender individual. “I do believe that people should be allowed to wear what they want etc etc… But what blows my mind is the idea that with heavy five o’clock shadow, a perm and lippy and a bag with gold chains = woman,” Ruth tweeted. She went on to add, “While us boring biological women get derided if we have one or two faint chin hairs.”
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Jiri Paroubek, the former leader of the Czech Social Democratic Party (CSSD) and one-time prime minister of the country, has stated that today’s liberal politicians use LBGTQ ideology—and the alleged ‘oppression’ of members of this group—to draw attention away from the real problems in society, which are primarily economic in nature.
Speaking during an exclusive interview with the Voice of Europe, the former prime told our journalist how during his time in office, his government pushed a law that allowed homosexuals to be married, making the Czech Republic the first European country to do so.
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) has pardoned the Loudoun County father who protested his daughter’s rape in a school bathroom by a transgender student, and her public school’s attempted cover up of the incident, Youngkin’s office announced Sunday.
The parent, Scott Smith, was charged with obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct in June of 2021 and convicted in August 2021 after he raged on school officials in a viral video.
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Triggered: Woke Alabama School Suspends 6-Year-Old Over ‘Finger Guns’ During Cops and Robbers Game
A six-year-old Alabama boy was suspended from school and had his “permanent record” threatened for making ‘finger guns’ during a game of cops and robbers.
“They labeled my six-year-old as a potentially violent and dangerous student because he was being a little boy and playing cops and robbers with another student (who was also suspended) and using his fingers like a gun,” said the boy’s father, Jarrod Belcher, in a statement released on Friday, Sept. 8.
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Virginia Mom Sues Pro-Transgender Teachers for Pushing Her Child Into Prostitution
A Virginia mother is suing her local school district for pushing her daughter into transgenderism, prostitution, and sex trafficking.
Michelle Blair, the mother of then-14-year-old Sage Blair, filed a lawsuit against the Appomattox County School Board, district employees, and Baltimore-area public defender Aneesa Khan, according to a report by the Washington Examiner.
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France. Nice. 8-year-olds are ostracized by classmates for eating pork in the cafeteria
https://nicepresse.com/laicite-des-ecoles-de-nice-confrontees-a-des-incidents-avec-des-enfants-de-8-ans-a-la-cantine/
More Islamic supremacism. Observant Jews don’t care what gentiles eat; kosher rules (from which halal may be derived, or perhaps it’s the coincidence of living in a hot climate withno refrigeration) apply only to themselves.
kosher and halal are not the same
Observant Jews stun the animal before they slit their throats.
Muslims slit their throats. Muslims have no conscience at all.
A murderer and two accomplices who killed 36-year-old Alexine in Upey, Belgium, smothered her with a pillow.
Remember when doctors and nurses had to swear by the Hippocratic Oath?
– that you will do everything you can to save a persons life..
Without the oath, the “medic” is nothing but a trained killer.
And a political assassin at that too.
Preying on the weak, elderly and the young.
These are the traits and behaviours of the so called “medical establishment” in 2023.
If they had one gram of self reflection, or dignity, they would see the abomination they have become, and the disservice they have made upon the once noble and honourable industry of the medic.
Until then, may karma catch up with them, sooner than later.
It, thankfully, always does….
To be fair, the patient requested it.
Not that I disagree with any of your other statements.
However I think karma, divine retribution, threats of hell, etc., are too slow, unreliable, and unlikely to occur for me. A length of rope and a lamppost or Smith & Wesson are far speedier, reliable and certain.
I’m a firm believer in setting up the meeting as justice is far too slow and as you said, unreliable.
Smothering a terminal cancer patient with a pillow.
I suppose the pillows can be reused, thus saving money on disposables. No need to wash the pillow case before the next use.
why cant the “hospital” let them simply starve to death in the basement ? wouldnt this more economically viable than using pills or pillows to kill patiences ?
“Belgian lawmakers voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to extend the country’s euthanasia law to children under 18.”
https://www.firstpost.com/world/belgian-lawmakers-extend-euthanasia-to-children-below-18-1389771.html
The Belgian government wants only those pure in health, indoctrinated, and supine to survive.
how Daewinian of them. Let’s see who is standing in 5 years.
“The Belgian government wants only those pure in health, indoctrinated, and supine to survive.”
Based on their birth rates, I reckon “Belgians” will be extinct long before they’re “pure”.
“The number of births in Brussels has fallen by more than 15% in the past 10 years, while in Belgium, it has fallen by 7%.”
https://www.brusselstimes.com/522054/brussels-birth-rate-declining-twice-as-much-as-belgian-average