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Another vaccinated individual has tested positive for Omicron.
An Israeli doctor who has received three doses of the Pfizer vaccine has tested positive for Omicron.
He also passed it onto another person.
A fully vaccinated Israeli doctor who became infected with the Omicron COVID-19 variant appears to have only passed the bug on to one other person — despite coming into close contact with dozens of people.
Dr. Elad Maor, a cardiologist at Sheba Medical Center near Tel Aviv, told the UK’s Guardian he came down with symptoms and tested positive on Nov. 27 after attending a three-day conference in London over the weekend.
“I got the Omicron in London, for sure,” Maor, who has received three doses of the Pfizer vaccine, told the outlet.
“That is interesting because that was 10 days ago in London — really, really early.
Although the media continues to smear the unvaccinated, many of the Omicron cases up to this point have been fully vaccinated.
The first four detected cases were found in fully vaccinated individuals.
All Four Botswana “Omicron” Variant Patients Were Fully Vaccinated
Two that traveled back to Australia with Omicron were fully vaccinated.
Here We Go… Two Omicron-Infected Individuals Arrive in Australia – Both Victims are FULLY VACCINATED
The United State’s first case of Omicron was found in a fully vaccinated.
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Nevada became the first state in the union to impose a mandatory fine on unvaccinated workers and their unvaccinated family members.
The rule will affect some 5,000 state employees not vaccinated against COVID-19 starting in July 2022.
Zero Hedge reported:
Nevada on Thursday became the first U.S. state to impose a surcharge on workers who have not gotten a COVID-19 vaccine, though the penalty doesn’t take effect until the middle of next year.
All but two members of the state’s Public Employees’ Benefit Program Board (PEBP) voted during a meeting to approve a surcharge of $55 a month on unvaccinated workers.
The approved proposal also stipulates a surcharge of $175 a month for workers’ spouses, partners, and dependents 18 and older. That could be adjusted down the road.
The surcharges will go into effect on July 1, 2022.
They’ll help offset the costs of COVID-19 testing, Laura Rich, executive officer of the board, said.
Testing costs through September were estimated at $3.3 million.
The board did not analyze the cost of COVID-19 hospitalizations for the proposal because that would have made the surcharge for spouses and dependents “significantly higher,” Rich said. State rules bar making the surcharge on workers any higher.
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Vice President Kamala Harris waves at panelists during a virtual townhall event to address different care policies in the Build Back Better Agenda at the White House in Washington, D.C., October 14, 2021.
Julie Kelly has done a masterful job of reporting on the January 6th protests at the Capitol and the arrests of American political prisoners since that day.
The Gateway Pundit put together a site that lists the many Americans arrested for their actions on that day. Here is our site that shares details about the American prisoners being held in captivity since that day.
Many of these individuals did nothing wrong. Some didn’t even go into the Capitol. We’re unaware of any information on a conspiracy contrived before that day to stop the proceedings of Congress. We’re also unaware of any intent to cause harm going into that day from Trump protesters.
Now Julie Kellly has uncovered text from Biden/Obama’s DOJ that blows up the ‘Trump incited a riot’ narrative.
In the document from the DOJ, they claim:
It is objectively unreasonable to conclude that President Trump could authorize citizens to interfere with the Electoral College proceedings…”
“It is objectively unreasonable to conclude that President Trump could authorize citizens to interfere with the Electoral College proceedings…”
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— Julie Kelly
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This special end-of-semester episode features me and Lucretia reflecting on the latest academic hoax that I highlighted earlier in the week (here and here), and which may have contributed to Higher Education Quarterly having to retract the fake article on how “right wing money” is supposedly pushing colleges and universities to the right and intimidating faculty and administrators. (The Chronicle of Higher Education wants to interview me about the whole matter some time next week.) The study was so ludicrous that only a liberal (and apparently the academic “peer reviewers” who signed off on the article) could have believed it.
This opens up a wider window into the question of why leftists—especially on campus—are such miserable, unhappy, and intolerant people, and why they behave tyrannically, increasingly turning our campuses into Stasi-like institutions worthy of East Germany. (Just this week, Columbia University put out a video, posted below, calling on students and staff to “report” people who use incorrect pronouns because of the “harm” and threat to safety such unpure speech acts represent. Suggestion: Why don’t we simply just call everyone “comrade” and solve everything at once.)
The answer requires taking seriously the nihilism of the modern left which cannot tolerate any disagreement or challenge to their position because it threatens their very being, while conventional or moderate liberals have been swept too far by the premises of supposedly progressivism to offer effective resistance to the extreme left. Warning: Expect cameo appearances from Harry Neumann and Harry Jaffa along the way!
You know what to do now: listen here, or wander happily over to the nihilism-free zone at Ricochet.
Note especially the passage in the middle about how “Intentionally misgendering someone by refusing to use the correct pronouns or name is a violation of the Columbia university non-discrimination policy,” and encouraging students to visit Columbia’s website if they need to “report an incident.” Campus Stasi operators are standing by!
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Cavuto confronted Fauci about how 18 percent of the migrant families coming in are testing positive for the virus.
“We have about 18 percent of the migrant families here, 20 percent of the unaccompanied minors, testing positive for covid,” Cavuto noted. “If you use the figure [of] 20,000, and that’s a loose figure … who have been apprehended, that could be up to 4,000 individuals who have covid. What do we do about that?”
Fauci asserted that he doesn’t have an “easy answer” and danced around the question.
“You know, Neil, I — I don’t have an easy answer for that,” Fauci replied. “I mean, obviously, Title 42 is still operable at the border trying to keep people who should not come in into the country. There is testing that is done. I’m certain it’s not as extensive as we would like to see, but I have to admit, Neil, I don’t have an easy answer. That — that’s a very difficult problem.”
Cavuto asked, “I’m just wondering, though, if those numbers are indeed the case, it would dwarf whatever good we’re trying to do at airports, right? Just looking at the sheer numbers.”
Fauci, bizarelly, went on to claim that omicron is going to spread no matter what measures are taken.
“You know what I think is going to happen that is possibly going to make this a moot point?” he said. “I think, give what we know about the transmissibility and likely transmissibility of Omicron … once it gets in there, it will likely, under the radar, be spreading no matter what you do to keep people out or not.”
His reaction implies that the whole mask and vaccine mandate charade would also be useless.
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Democrats are killing New York City.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon issued a warning to New York City about their high taxes and unfriendly business environment.
It was no sooner than we reported Goldman was doing what it needed to do to retain its talent that Chief Executive Officer David Solomon is now urging the city of New York to do the same.
At a Financial Times conference this week, Solomon commented that the city’s leadership needed to keep an eye on how companies are fleeing the city in favor of less regulated, lower taxed, venues like Florida.
“New York has to be aware that there are good choices, and it’s got to keep itself attractive. Incentives matter, taxes matter, cost of living matters,” Solomon said this week.
Meanwhile, Solomon’s Goldman Sachs has been expanding in other geographical locations.
New York “can’t take its standing for granted,” Bloomberg reported that Solomon warned.
He also warned saying that there is no guarantee New York City will “have a permanent place in the world” as the premier global business destination.
The Washington Examiner reported:
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said New York City’s status as a premiere global business destination could diminish if it keeps increasing taxes on businesses.
In an interview during the Financial Times’s Global Banking Summit , Solomon said New York City “is not going away” but argued that there is no guarantee that the city will “have a permanent place in the world.”
Back in June, reports surfaced claiming that over 100 Goldman Sachs employees were planning on moving to Florida.
Working from home is no longer an option at Goldman Sachs — but working from Florida might be another story.
More than 100 key Goldman Sachs employees are reportedly poised to migrate from the firm’s New York headquarters to a new office in Palm Beach, Florida.
The snub to the Big Apple — which comes as Goldman bankers reported back to the office on Monday after more than a year of working remotely — would mark a shift in Goldman’s more than 150-year-old, New York-centric strategy at the hands of Chief Executive David Solomon.
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In the multilayered saga of Trent Colbert at Yale Law School, we last noted “Dean Gerken regrets.” Dean Gerken is the dean of Yale Law School. Her regret over the false disparagement of second-year law student Trent Colbert was inane, shallow, and phony.
Now David Lat updates the story in “As the YLS world turns.” Lat reports that an investigative report ordered up by Gerken herself and prepared by Professor Ian Ayres indicates that Gerken authorized the message disparaging Colbert.
Lat adds that Gerken is treating the report as a highly classified document: “faculty members are not even allowed to read the Ayres Report themselves; instead, they must go to Professor Ayres’s office and have it read aloud to them.”
The Washington Free Beacon’s Aaron Sibarium has owned this story. Sibarium summarizes Lat’s update in “Report: Yale Law Dean Signed Off on Condemnation of ‘Trap House’ Email—Then Threw Her Colleagues Under the Bus.”
Lat excavates Gerken’s extremely misleading school-wide email of November 17:
I have spent every year of my deanship trying to foster an inclusive community and create an environment where students feel called into the community rather than called out. The email message from administrators to members of the 2L class did not strike the appropriate balance between those two goals. I take responsibility for that failure, and I am sorry for it. Our future communications will better conform to our values.
Read this message in light of the reported finding that Gerken authorized the message in issue and one can infer the low character of the authorities at Yale Law School. Paul Mirengoff commented on Gerken’s message at the time:
The Stalinist-style diversity thugs who harmed him go unpunished. They aren’t even reprimanded. Gerken lets them off-the-hook by purporting to take “full responsibility” for their actions. This is a dodge. If Gerken were fully responsible, the only honorable course would be to resign….
This is precisely where we seem to have arrived. If Lat has it right, Gerken is responsible in the relevant sense. Yet Gerken persists where neither shame nor professional responsibility holds sway in light of the competing imperatives. All honor to Trent Colbert who set off the chain of events that has given us this highly illuminating look inside the asylum of elite higher education.
Listening to President Biden’s monomaniacal remarks on the Omicron variant, I found it hard not to conclude we are stuck inside an Escher lithograph. I commented on Biden’s primary theme of vaccination, but testing is also part of the loop. It isn’t only my friend Kevin Roche who finds the emphasis on PCR testing in particular misguided. Scott Atlas also writes about “the role and pitfalls of PCR testing and concerns about cycle thresholds” in his new book, as John Tierney notes in his City Journal column “Covid’s three blind mice.” Over at Healthy Skeptic this morning Kevin provides “A serious look at the Moronic variant.” He writes in part (very slightly edited):
Here is my assessment based on what we seem to know. In a widespread respiratory virus, variants come, some stay, some go. There are currently four common seasonal coronaviruses, they all manage to stay in circulation in varying proportions. Covidhttps://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/south-africa/-19 may eventually become one more of those, and it may have more than one strain as part of that rotation, as influenza also has. The Moronic variant is just one more of those strains. I see no evidence to suggest it is more transmissible.
Those of you who read the CSPI article (which hopefully is back on line and a reader did post in the comments a link to a twitter thread of the article) linked in a post earlier this week will understand when I say that I am very doubtful that Delta was more transmissible and I think the same logic applies to Moronic. The people most susceptible to a virus or a variant tend to be infected early on and some of those have large contact networks and so it can appear as though a strain is more infectious in its initial deployment phase, but it may not actually be.
If you look at the epidemic curves found on Worldometers or elsewhere, the curve this year at this time for South Africa, which is highly unvaccinated, looks just like the curve last year, at almost the exact same time. (Worldometers South Africa Chart) Looking at the curve you would not in any way conclude that the Moronic variety is more transmissible than its predecessors. In fact, the South Africa curve, because it is in a still largely immune-naive population, is a wonderful example of a typical progression of a seasonal respiratory virus.
I would assume that the peaks of future waves will begin to be lower in height and the ascent and descent not so steep as the proportion of the population infected grows. You may already see that in the active cases curve on Worldometers for the South Africa wave before this one. (And note also the clear seasonality shown in this South Africa chart, with a dual season, very similar to Florida for example.)
The evidence so far is that Moronic also may lead to less severe disease. Again, probably too early to assess that properly, and in heavily vaccinated populations it will be very difficult to track the effect properly. We haven’t been assessing Delta in the best analytic way, so right now I am assuming the same screwed-up approach will be used for Moronic. So aside from my base of skepticism to everything until good data and research are produced, there is nothing in the early data that tells me we should be unduly worried. I know the Covid-19 terrorists will be disappointed.
Which brings up the real issue with how this epidemic has been tracked and responded to–the excessive use and inadequacies of PCR testing. We are using these ridiculously oversensitive tests to call people cases and infected. I have pounded away from the start of the epidemic at the concept of adaptive immunity and what it really means for an encounter with a respiratory pathogen. People need to think about this and even our supposed public health experts rarely explain it properly.
Adaptive immunity does not stop exposure. Nothing short of enveloping yourself in Saran wrap will, as should be apparent from this epidemic. (Look, for example, at the wonderful impact masking has had.) Anyone at any point could have some virus or virus fragments in their upper respiratory tract. If they have been vaccinated or, even better, had a prior infection, they are likely to clear any viable virus very quickly. But if they are tested while that is occurring, they are a “case.”
We will never get out of this terrible cycle of futile and damaging responses to the epidemic as long as we keep this idiotic testing regime going.
Syringes of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine at a pop-up community vaccination center in Valley Stream, N.Y., February 23, 2021.
KKK Democrats marching in Washington DC in the early 1900s.
The Ku Klux Klan was founded as the activist wing of the Democratic Party.
On September 28, 1868, a mob of Democrats massacred nearly 300 African-American Republicans in Opelousas, Louisiana. The savagery began when racist Democrats attacked a newspaper editor, a white Republican and schoolteacher for ex-slaves. Several African-Americans rushed to the assistance of their friend, and in response, Democrats went on a “Negro hunt,” killing every African-American (all of whom were Republicans) in the area they could find. (Via Grand Old Partisan)
Democrats in hoods slaughtered hundreds of Republicans and blacks across the country.
On April 20, 1871 the Republicans passed the anti-Ku Klux Klan Act outlawing Democratic terrorist groups.
But the wickedness of the left never stops.
Today Democrats flip history and accuse Republicans of being the party of the KKK — while their Democrat terrorist groups like antifa continue to terrorize and destroy communities across the United States.
But this is lost on dummy AOC.
On Wednesday Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, a very vocal Democrat not known for her intellect, accused Republicans of being the party of the KKK.
AOC was commenting on recent attacks on Rep. Ilhan Omar, another vocal Democrat who married her brother and committed likely immigration fraud.
Ilhan Omar says she receives numerous death threats something we at The Gateway Pundit denounce.
So in response to this AOC accuses all Republicans of being members of the KKK party.
Of course, these sort of attacks are completely acceptable in Pelosi’s House of Representatives.
Only Republicans who post offensive cartoons are removed from their committee assignments by Democrats. There are no consequences for Democrats promoting violence against Republicans – EVER.
Too bad the Republican Party is so neutered and cannot stand up against these constant lies and dangerous verbal assaults.
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The following video shows you why it is impossible for the 19th Century revolver Baldwin had in hand to fire itself.
Baldwin’s acting job with George Stephanopoulos may have persuaded people who know nothing about a single action revolver.
However, as the expert interviewed on CNN (I am shocked they actually did some real reporting) demonstrates, Baldwin cannot blame the gun.
The fact that is beyond dispute — Baldwin pointed the gun a the cinematographer.
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The Cook Political Report changed their ratings on 9 different Governor’s races.
8 of the races shifted in favor of the GOP while only one shifted in favor of the Democrats.
The states that shifted towards the GOP were Michigan, Nevada, Maine, New Mexico, Oregon, Iowa, and South Carolina.
The only one that changed in favor of the Democrats was in New York.
Republicans are seeing improved prospects in eight states’ gubernatorial contests next year, according to the Cook Political Report.
The nonpartisan outlet, which analyzes elections and is often used as a resource among campaigns, updated its ratings for 11 gubernatorial races this week and moved eight in a favorable direction for Republicans, while shifting three toward Democrats.
This change comes as the Republicans have once again expanded their target list for 2022.
The National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC) has expanded its list 3 times a sign that more and more Democrats are being vulnerable.
The National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC), the campaign arm for House Republicans, expanded its list of targeted Democrats the committee hopes to flip in the upcoming midterm elections and released new campaign ads to emphasize the rising prices Americans face during Thanksgiving due to the Democrats’ reckless spending.
The NRCC’s expansion comes the day after the 17th Democrat — a close confidant to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), longtime Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT) — announced he would be abandoning the House of Representatives to bid for the U.S. Senate in order to replace retiring Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT).
The list of 13 newly announced vulnerable Democrat representatives includes Reps. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY), Ed Perlmutter (CO), Sanford Bishop (GA), Richard Neal (MA), Dan Kildee (MI), Dina Titus (NV), Annie Kuster (NH), Tom Suozzi (NY), Jerry Nadler (NY), Marcy Kaptur (OH), Jim Clyburn (SC), Jim Cooper (TN), and Steven Cohen (TN).
This is the third time the NRCC has expanded its original list, which it announced on March 25. The campaign arm has kept growing its list as many Democrats have already announced — and more are rumored to announce — their retirement or candidacy for another position, whether it be the Senate or even a local or state position.
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Pilot Vaccination Program Begins In Nevada's Populous Clark County
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JANUARY 14: Spc. Katherine Deskins (L) of the Nevada Army National Guard administers a Moderna COVID-19 vaccination to Clark County Fire Department Capt. Jasmine Ghazinour on the first day of Clark County's pilot vaccination program at Cashman Center on January 14, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The county hopes to start by giving about 1,000 doses of the vaccine a day to public safety and critical infrastructure workers during the trial run and eventually open it up to the public, providing 2,000-2,5000 vaccinations daily. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
A Delta passenger was caught breastfeeding her hairless cat on a flight from Syracuse to Atlanta, Georgia.
The woman refused to put her screaming hairless cat back into its cage when flight attendants approached her.
The cat was swaddled in a blanket to look like a baby.
Metro.co reported:
A woman was caught reportedly trying to breastfeed her hairless cat while aboard a Delta Airlines flight – and refused to stop when told by a flight attendant.
The stunning incident on Delta flight 1360 from Syracuse, New York, to Atlanta, Georgia, was relayed to the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) by an airline worker. The message stated that a passenger in seat 13A was ‘breastfeeding a cat and will not put cat back in its carrier when (flight attendant) requested’, Newsweek reported.
Flight attendant Ainsley Elizabeth shared more details on TikTok.
‘This woman had one of those, like, hairless cats swaddled up in a blanket so it looked like a baby,’ Ainsley said in the November 13 video.
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The unnamed 50-year-old man is now facing charges of fraud after rolling up his sleeve to get the shot into a prosthetic silicon arm.
The fake arm scandal took place in Biella, a town close to Turin in the northern Piedmont region of Italy, after the nation announced massive restrictions on those who refuse the vaccine.
“After completing the bureaucratic formalities, including signing a consent form in front of a doctor, the man, aged 50, sat down and lifted up the sleeve of his shirt as he prepared for a health worker to administer the jab,” the Guardian reports. “Initially, the health worker did not notice anything odd, as the silicone looked similar to skin. But after taking a closer look and touching the arm, the medic asked the man to take off his shirt. His plan foiled, the man, who has not been named, then tried to persuade the health worker to turn a blind eye.”
Unfortunately, the nurse treating him, Filippa Bua, went to the media and the authorities about the incident.
“I felt offended as a professional,” Filippa Bua told La Repubblica. “The colour of the arm made me suspicious and so I asked the man to uncover the rest of his left arm. It was well made but it wasn’t the same colour.”
The man reportedly replied, “would you have imagined that I’d have such a physique?”
Bua added that “at first I thought I made a mistake, that it was a patient with an artificial arm.”
The man clearly made a good effort, but it was not enough.
“The promptness and skill of the health worker ruined the plans of this person, who will now have to respond to the judiciary,” Alberto Cirio, the president of Piedmont, said in a joint statement with Luigi Icardi, the regional health councilor.
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U.S. President Joe Biden and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin shake hands as they arrive for the U.S.-Russia summit at Villa La Grange in Geneva, Switzerland, June 16, 2021.
Former Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri (left) Supervisor Bill Gates (right)
In September, The Gateway Pundit broke segments of undercover audio recordings featuring former Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri revealing his true feelings about the 2020 Presidential Election, Dominion, and a full forensic audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election.
Chucri was busted on record, saying exactly what we have been reporting for a year now and he revealed the real reason that his colleagues were opposed to an audit: They were scared!
Just one day after TGP began to break this news, Steve Chucri resigned from office in shame and embarrassment, and he completely flopped on his prior statements.
On Friday the Board of Supervisors interviewed seven applicants to fill Chucri’s vacancy on the board.
The Arizona Senate and CyberNinjas’ audit concluded over 700,000 ballot discrepancies, extremely high adjudication rates, loose signature verification, and videographic evidence of individuals deleting elections records before the 22-month statutory deadline. In other words, the election never should have been certified.
Joe Biden was declared the winner of Arizona by less than 10,500 votes.
It has now been 70 days since these results were presented to the Nation and Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
Since receiving the “gift of an audit”, a formal criminal investigation has been opened but we have seen no action.
The audio recording from January gives more background on Chucri’s understanding of voters’ election integrity concerns, Chucri’s concerns with Dominion, and his fight with his colleagues and lawyers, which cost him a leadership position on the board.
In January, Steve Chucri was pro-audit, pro-transparency, and pro-accountability. He knew that Dominion Voting Machines were questionable and he knew that his constituents wanted answers.
Chucri voted against defying the Arizona Senate’s subpoenas and as a result, he lost his opportunity to chair the board as Vice Chairman. He told Steve Robinson and Shelby Busch that he was extremely “disappointed” in his colleagues for their staunch opposition to a joint audit of the 2020 election.
He then told Steve and Sheby in January, “I am persona non grata right now with my colleagues. I was passed over… because of my opposition to this.”
They chose Bill Gates, who Chucri later asserted “has the backbone of a plastic fork”, to lead the board as Vice Chairman.
It appears that Bill Gates was chosen for this position either because he was involved in the election debacle, or he was scared that he lost, as Steve Chucri said in March.
It is evident Chucri held beliefs that the Board of Supervisors was scared to do a real audit since January, which he later confirms in March when he stated that his colleagues “got scared” because they won by very slim margins.
In January, Chucri states, “I don’t know how tough my colleagues will be on making sure we have certain things looked into… this can’t be window dressing. It’s got to be a real audit.”
As Chucri then said, in reference to his colleagues, “They just want to follow the gospel truth of whatever legal counsel is telling them.” This would make sense if you were committing a crime but they owe constituents accountability and transparency.
January 22nd Phone Call
1:49 Chucri: As it relates to acquiring the Dominion software, at the time we did we weren’t aware of what happened in Texas. Or else I would have given serious pause to that. I don’t even think we can use this… in 2022. Too much damage has been done by way of perception of it.
2:45 Chucri: I’m incredibly frustrated, I’m the most disappointed I’ve ever been with my colleagues in the eight years I’ve been in office that they wanted to fight this and now they’re finally coming around after two months.
4:08 Chucri: Claims Merissa Hamilton’s Dominion RFP (vetting process) analysis was “flat out wrong”
4:40 Chucri: “The biggest regret is, we found out after the fact that we had already agreed to go with them, that’s when we found out about Texas it was too late. “
6:05 Chucri: Elections Director Scott Jarrett, Adrian Fontes (later referred to as a scumbag, Stephen Richer ran a campaign on Fontes’ criminal actions), and Jesse Moore chose Dominion Voting Machines
8:35: Chucri: “I’m all about transparency. This was a screw up. We should have known about what happened in Texas. I knew about Soros owning some other kind of software. Do you remember some other kind of tabulation? people were warning me about that.” (Smartmatic) So two years ago when I told my constituents, I’m going to do everything in my power to take back elections and our authority from Adrian Fontes when he screwed up in 2018, never in a million years would I have thought I’d see this. And that’s when the Soros issue came up but I never connected Smartmatic to Dominion. But I can tell you right now that I just think so much damage has been done with Dominion in voter confidence. And I’m taking about, you know people are trying to say this is the far right, these are just the Trumpers… No it’s not. This is middle of the road Republicans too like my mother, who’s 82 years old. She’s like, “honey I don’t trust voting anymore.” My mom said that, 82-year-old mother, my contractor building the house for me same thing. I’ve had Democrats write me and say they don’t have confidence, they don’t like this Dominion. I think we have to do this audit to see what happened or didn’t happen but I gotta tell you something, I don’t know if I have confidence to be able to use this software in 2022. I told that to my colleagues.
11:22 Chucri: “What I like about this is the fact that we are going to work with Senator Fann and others, so it’s not just going to be us. This is going to be a joint effort and I’m embarrassed to say that my colleagues were challenging the legislature on the subpoenas. If we could do this in a joint venture and talk to warren Peterson and Karen Fann and say we’re demanding this, because I don’t know how tough my colleagues will be on making sure we have certain things looked into and I want to make sure we have a lot of things looked into. this can’t be window dressing. It’s got to be a real audit.”
12:09 Shelby Busch: Who is making the final decision on who does the audit? Is it a joint decision between the BOS and the Senate or does one hold the authority over the other?
12:25 Chucri: Shelby, what I understand right now, and you have to remember something. I am persona non grata right now with my colleagues. I was passed over; I was supposed to be vice chairman. They chose Mr. Gates because of my opposition to this. Now, they’re not saying that’s why. They’re just saying they thought I was really busy, and I couldn’t do both which is horse sh*t. But they passed over me because of my position on this. So, you got to remember there’s a lot of politics at play, so I didn’t get all the information… What I’m going to be pushing is that we do a joint audit and we work together on this, and we compile a laundry list of things we’re going to check… My effort would be to have us do it jointly because that way I think we can have more done vs. just, because remember I want a laundry list of stuff done. My colleagues might say were only doing A through B when I want A through F or longer. I think that doing it in a joint intentional effort with the legislature, we’ll have a better audit. I’ll know more on Monday and that’s what I’m going to push for, that we do it together and we both agree on the scope of the work.
14:30 Chucri: I have never been this disappointed in my colleagues, I’ve never been this disappointed. Like I told you earlier, it shouldn’t be this hard. But, do you agree with me that there is no way we can use Dominion? Even if this audit comes back clear, in two years, that we have to start anew?
16:20 Shelby Busch: notifies Chucri that Micharl Fonteras signed the contract with Dominion Voting Machines. “He has been implicated in multiple states for accessing tabulation systems inside of the Recorder’s office and having miraculous shifts in votes. Used to be on the election integrity committee for Denver Colorado. He brought in Soros’ Smartmatic, and Denver had the most disastrous election in U.S. history. And then he went on to work for Dominion. And he’s the man that signed the contract with you guys. These are the things that we as investigative citizens, we see these things and then we look at our Board of Supervisors, our Senate and these various people. And we say, how can we as citizens, spending such little time out of our lives know these things when the people we elect to represent us don’t? And that’s where things get a little messy right?”
17:30 Chucri: 100%
17:50 Chucri: What legal counsel said, is that we can’t push this while were in litigation, which I think is BS. I told them I think it’s BS. And that’s why I voted against it and between the 4 of us, I challenged our legal counsel to where we were yelling at each other. You know who’s really understanding this? Stephen richer you should have a conversation with Steven richer. He’ll verify everything I’m telling you. He’s already frustrated and he’s only been in office 5 days. They’re gloving on. Some folks always want to be right or they make it about themselves and that’s what my colleagues are doing unfortunately. Instead of making the decision for themselves, they just want to follow the gospel truth of what legal counsel is telling them. And I just don’t understand it. I’m telling you the honest to God truth, that’s it. And they want to fight. They’re mad that they were subpoenaed. I’m embarrassed that we had to be subpoenaed. I’m embarrassed, shame on us!
19:48 Chucri: “They want to fight and they want to be proven right, when I want to say, hey guys, yeah we might have pulled off an election by way of logistics but there’s some questions and concerns about the software and we should look into it. Don’t just try to defend something because we don’t know if it’s good or bad we’re not techno geeks we don’t know anything about this. So let’s turn it over to professionals who did it, who have seen something. And it’s not just Arizona, it’s Georgia, it was Michigan, it was all these other states, so it’s not just like it was an isolated incident with no proof. I think that’s the answer because I’ll tell you what I question this. If you remember about a month ago, actually Clint Hickman had 2 auditors come out here and I don’t know if you guys heard this story. And I said, good let’s get them going and our legal counsel said no we still don’t think we should. And I said, why in the hell did we spend money to get 2 auditors out here and then send them back? That was a stupid ass decision. Clint Hickman and I have not had a personal conversation since then.”
21:02 Busch: “You guys have already turned over quite a bit of evidence for review. And there’s a lot of evidence already in the hands of the senate and others for review. I’m unaware of that. Is that true and if so what was turned over?”
21:37 Chucri: “We handed over some things… that they’ve asked for… but it’s not an audit of the machines. You know? it’s not an audit of the machines. It would be like you asking me for some help. You need $10,000 and I give you 200 bucks. That’s not helping you, that’s not helping you.
22:17 Chucri: (Col. Phil Waldron) “I like him a lot. He’s a great guy. I really like him… He’s a decent guy, 100%.”
26:17 Busch: “People are frustrated and they want real answers, and a softball audit is not going to satisfy the appetite of the frustrated, disenfranchised voters right now.”
22:17 Chucri: “No, I think we need a real audit to see what happened in this past election and then I think we need to find a different tabulation company for 2022. I think that’s the best thing we can do for voter confidence.”
27:55 Chucri: “I think it was done through dead people voting I think it was multifaceted. I think there is a lot of clean-up we have to do… Ballot harvesting, ballot harvesting!”
30:45 Chucri: “You’ll hear me on Wednesday if it’s not on the agenda, you wait until the end of the meeting and I’ll say it, you’ll hear me loud and clear.”
30:55 Chucri: “You know what I find really interesting? Is Hickman, who I asked for two freakin months to bring it up for a vote. And now he’s doing this apology tour bullshit. It pisses me off. He had every chance to do it. And then they got mad at me for voting against going against the legislature on these subpoenas and going to court? I just think that’s hypocrisy it really ticks me off”
31:50 Chucri: “I do agree that I think this has to be looked at to make sure this election was not what some believe it is. We have to get to the bottom of whether or not this system is compromised, plain and simple. I think equally important and more important is for future elections for people to have the confidence in their vote. They will not have confidence in dominion software, even if we find nothing and it was perfect, the damage is already done to their reputation. The damage is already done so I just don’t think we can use it in 2022. And I don’t see how I can support it… When it comes to ones right to vote, I don’t care what it costs but I’m going to always spend what we need to spend to ensure that somebody’s vote is counted.”
Why was legal counsel so opposed to an audit? Were they worried it might prove law violations?
This evidence will be delivered to the Arizona Attorney General so that he may take action and the Arizona legislature can decertify the stolen election.
Stay tuned for the March conversation.
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One of the bills would have imposed criminal penalties on abortionists who do not provide medical care to babies who are born alive after a failed abortion.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again today: as long as I’m governor, I will veto any legislation that turns back the clock on reproductive rights in this state—and that’s a promise.
— Governor Tony Evers (@GovEvers) December 3, 2021
Failing to help the baby survive would have become a felony that was punishable by up to six years in prison. If the abortionist killed the baby after it was born alive, it would have been a crime punishable by life in prison.
NBC News reports, “a second bill Evers vetoed would require doctors to provide the parents of fetuses and embryos that test positive for a congenital condition information about the condition. A third proposal he vetoed would prohibit abortions based on a fetus’ sex, race or national origin. Evers also vetoed that measure in 2019.”
“Killing an unborn baby because of their sex, race or disability is not health care,” said Republican Sen. Julian Bradley in a statement. “This is a radical, pro-discrimination veto from Governor Evers. Wisconsinites deserve to know life is valued whether they are a man or woman, white or black, or have a disability.”
Another of the bills would have made abortion providers ineligible to be certified as a health care provider under Medicaid.
The final bill he vetoed would require doctors to inform women that they can still change their mind after taking the first dose of a medication-induced abortion.
The governor boasted about his vetoes in a post on social media.
“I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again today: as long as I’m governor, I will veto any legislation that turns back the clock on reproductive rights in this state—and that’s a promise,” Evers wrote.
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Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald has filed four charges of involuntary manslaughter against Jennifer and James Crumbley, the parents of the 15-year-old shooting suspect, Ethan Crumbley.
The US Marshal’s office posted the wanted posters on social media, noting that there is a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the couple’s arrest.
US Marshals announce reward, release wanted posters for James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of the accused Oxford HS (Michigan) shooter pic.twitter.com/CbtWwdTHuj
— U.S. Marshals (@USMarshalsHQ) December 4, 2021
The Oakland County Fugitive Team, along with several agencies, were searching for the couple as of Friday night, according to a report from the Detroit Free Press.
“The action of fleeing and ignoring their attorney certainly adds weight to the charges,” Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said in a release. “They cannot run from their part in this tragedy.”
The couple was scheduled to be arraigned at 4 p.m. on Friday evening and had claimed through their lawyer that they were on their way back to the area — but never showed up. The lawyer claims that they had fled for fear of their safety and are still on their way.
“On Thursday night we contacted the Oakland County prosecutor to discuss this matter and to advise her that James and Jennifer Crumbley would be turning themselves in to be arraigned. Instead of communicating with us, the prosecutor held a press conference to announce charges,” the lawyer told the Free Press. “The Crumbleys left town on the night of the tragic shooting for their own safety. They are returning to the area to be arraigned. They are not fleeing from law enforcement despite recent comments in media reports.”
The parents had been called in to the school just hours before the shooting to discuss an alarming drawing that Ethan had done of himself shooting another person.
“The day of the shooting, a teacher found a note on Ethan Crumbley’s desk that alarmed her so much she took a picture of it on her phone, McDonald said. The note included a drawing of a semiautomatic handgun pointing at the words, ‘The thoughts won’t stop. Help me,’ she said,” according to a report from CNN. “Another section was a drawing of a bullet with the words ‘Blood Everywhere’ written above it. Between the drawing of the gun and the bullet is one of a person who seems to have been shot twice and is bleeding, McDonald said.”
“Below that figure is a drawing of a laughing emoji,” McDonald said.
Following the meeting, the parents reportedly refused to remove their child from the school, so he remained in the building. He emerged from the bathroom with a loaded weapon and began shooting other people’s children just two hours later.
McDonald said that the parents “failed to ask their son if he had his gun with him or where his gun was located and failed to inspect his backpack for the presence of the gun, which he had with him.”
On Monday, a teacher also caught him looking at ammunition sales online during class. After the school contacted the parents, the mother texted Ethan saying “lol, I’m not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught.”
The teen’s father had purchased the 9mm Sig Sauer SP 2022 gun that was used four days before the shooting. His mother had posted bragging about the weapon on social media, calling it her son’s “new Christmas present.”
The couple, and their son, are charged for the deaths of Tate Myre, 16, Hana St. Juliana, 14, Madisyn Baldwin, 17, and Justin Shilling, 17.
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Good grief. No sooner to do I label last week’s gallery the “new deviant edition” than Fredo Cuomo is put in limbo at CNN for his covering up his brother’s predations, the Ghislaine Maxwell trial got under way (speaking of deviants), the Jussie Smollett trial got under way, Alec Baldwin borrows a page from the killer Waukesha SUV and claims the gun went off by itself and it isn’t his fault (though how that gun got in his pajamas hasn’t been explained), and still more Kamala Harris staffers have announced their resignation. And the Omicron deviant is still with us. As is Joe Biden. Speaking of deviants!
Headlines of the week:
And finally. . .
Here are some news stories that might be of interest. Most articles will be more or less summarized in the headline. You can skim the headlines and summaries, and click the links if they are of interest. Keep in mind, many of these reports are products of the Fake News, so although they will be what people are hearing and talking about, there is no guarantee any one of them is necessarily correct, and we have had cases of outright lies make it onto these pages, especially about President Trump.
Don Jr’s twitter feed embed:
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Taxpayer funds went to Democrat-led attempt to overturn the Iowa election. They had a legislative committee investigate and challenge the election, and then used taxpayer funds from the committee to hire a law firm to handle the challenge. $800,000.
Special Counsel Durham found the e-mails Fusion GPS tried to hide.
Ghislaine Maxwell trial transcripts archived here.
Inside the 59-page ‘Household Manual’’ that Jeffrey Epstein employees were told to follow. Basically it explains how to grovel, tells them to never reveal anything they see, and to look for anyone loitering around the property or paying too much attention.
Biden’s suddenly has a deeper voice. He is telling everyone he just had a cold. Could be, but I immediately see Tom Cruise in a Phillip Seymour Hoffman mask talking in Tom Cruise’s voice.
The DOJ may soon release an “alternative” version of the Mueller report, apparently designed to make President Trump look bad. Weismann apparently liked this version, but Mueller refused to release it, instead releasing the report which exonerated Trump and revealed the Russia Hoax. The way the article is written, it sounds almost like this report is not actually in exitance now, but they are cooking it up now just to release a competing narrative.
Ambassador Cindy McCain resigns from Arizona Human Trafficking Council.
Democrats’ Jan. 6 committee seeks phone records of private citizens.
Parents of suspected Michigan school shooter are each charged with 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter. A reminder that everything you text and write goes in your permanent record. The son was looking through ammo ads on his phone in school, the school freaked out and left a voice mail for his mom, and she never responded. But she did text her son to be careful next time and “don’t get caught, LOL.” Doesn’t look so good now that it is being submitted as evidence.
Project Monarch was supposedly the operationalization of MK-Ultra – where the techniques were applied to take control of children’s minds to tur them into a kind of programmed robot. I’ve been noticing the word Monarch a lot the past few days in all news media, so out of curiosity I did a quick Google news search on the word, and the first six pages were filled with the below, plus copies of these articles by other outlets, plus two four week old articles I didn’t include. I have no idea if this is anything significant, but it is always possible putting a code word in the news everywhere, where Cabal members could put it into a Google news search and see if it pops like this, might be a great way to give orders. Makes you wonder if there will be more school shooters coming as Ghislaine’s trial wears on.
Yesterday – California is seeing 50 times more Monarch butterflies this year.
The oldest, from November 17th – Autonomous tractor maker Monarch raises $61 million.
Two days ago – OTO Development and Monarch Alternative Capital have each acquired hotels in Florida.
Three days ago – Scientists need your help spotting monarch butterflies in Georgia.
Yesterday – Merrie Monarch Festival 2022 will go on, but no public tickets will be sold.
Two days ago – Girls basketball: Monarch looking forward to junior leadership.
Yesterday – Victor Davis Hanson: Fauci is acting like a ‘monarch’ with ‘legislative, judicial and executive power.’
Six days back – Rep. Jimmy Panetta’s monarch butterfly legislation signed into law.
Yesterday – The Medieval Monarch Who Ate So Many Lampreys He Died.
Eleven days back – ‘Monarch’: Jon Feldman Named Showrunner, Replacing Michael Rauch On Fox Family Drama Series.
Yesterday – John Marshall continues holiday tradition with Monarch Tidings Concert.
Yesterday – Monarch boys handle MV/A-O/CO-U with no problem.
Yesterday – Hearts of Iron 4 Anastasia Romanov – Poland’s secret monarch.
Five days back – Rockslide, multiple crashes shut down US 50 near Monarch Pass.
Three days back, soccer team – Monarchs Named to All-South Region Teams.
Yesterday – 2A Girls Bowling: Monarchs roll to win.
Yesterday – PNP intends to replace British monarch when re-elected.
Yesterday – Should Value Investors Pick Monarch Casino & Resort Stock?
Four Days back – Monarch Grapplers Put Their Best Foot Forward.
Yesterday – Queen’s stark assessment of pandemic as monarch ‘wasn’t hopeful of change.’
Five Days back – Queen Elizabeth II Is the Monarch of Fifteen Countries. What Does That Mean?
Yesterday – Queen aides adopt new strategy to stop royal fans ‘panicking’ over monarch’s health.
Three Days back – Monarch seeks volunteers.
Roy Blunt (R-MO)
Richard Burr (R-NC)
Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)
Bill Cassidy (R-LA)
Susan Collins (R-ME)
John Cornyn (R-TX)
Lindsey Graham (R-SC)
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS)
John Kennedy (R-LA) (C’mon man!)
Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
Jerry Moran (R-KS)
Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
Rob Portman (R-OH)
Mike Rounds (R-SD)
Marco Rubio (R-FL)
Richard Shelby (R-AL)
Thom Tillis (R-NC)
Roger Wicker (R-MS)
Todd Young (R-IN)
CIA covered up child sex crimes for at least 10 employees over the past 14 years.
Justin Trudeau and Ben Mulroney had a threesome years before they each married, and it was not the cool kind. The other participant was CBC News reporter Amy MacPherson. I would bet all three of them grew up in the conspiracy, watching other people, gathering intelligence on friends they were told to make, and they all knew the rules. Wherever it happened, I would assume it was some place put up with cameras from every angle, and the videos remain to this day. And I would assume they knew that was going to happen going in, because for them, this type of thing is like a promotional exam. The picture at the link of them is strange, as both have a weird, almost afraid expression, even as they smile. There is a weird, rabbit like, non-predator quality to their faces, like a critical quality of real men, that anger that motivates insatiable resistance to evil, is wholly absent in them. They look like two guys who would do anything for fear. And I am not sure that wasn’t a part of the reason they got to where they are.
Vox Day highlights Scott Adams on Twitter, saying, “Scott Adams: Note to people who are bad at critical thinking: If we someday learn that getting the vax was a huge mistake, please don’t tell me you knew all along. You are guessing just like the rest of us. Someone will guess right… I’m the best predictor in the country and I don’t see any way to be certain about the vaccinations.” You don’t need to guess if you understand the mechanisms governing the system. The fundamental problem with thinking like Scott is it presupposes you have to come up with a definitive answer and be right or wrong. I am trained in this field, and I could not tell you what the vaccine would do definitively. You could only view this probabilistically. Go back through my posts, and I said, it could work, but let other people take it, and avoid the virus until you see what the vaccine does. If there was a right or wrong, that was the only right answer. What I did know was, several things. One, the vaccines were not undergoing the type of rigorous testing which would have revealed if there were problems with them. Two, using the immensely powerful mRNA tech, to produce a massively immunogenic peptide, with pseudo-hormonal qualities, in large quantities concentrated in single randomly chosen cells, that would be presented to the immune system on the surface of those cells, right next to other cell surface receptors that could be seen by the immune system as secondary antigens, was rife with dangerous possibilities. Three, we have seen in history the tendency of big pharma to move products without a primary concern of how they would affect patients. And finally, the virus is highly avoidable, with a nearly 100% possibility of avoiding it through the use of appropriate masking, eye protection, and hand sanitation. Given the ease of avoiding the virus, I viewed the vaccine as a potential luxury if it even worked, I recognized the massive risks inherent to it due to understanding the science, and thus there was no harm in waiting to see how things turned out with it.
I kind of looks like Scott is trying to persuade people he wasn’t wrong or shouldn’t be blamed, by framing this as you had to know the vaccine was good or bad, rather than recognize the real question was, do you take the vax immediately without knowing anything about it, or avoid the virus and wait, while you see how the vax works out in the ignorant who took it blindly. This was a bit like being handed one of one hundred revolvers, one of which had a single bullet in it, and being told, you have to wear a mask and glasses, and wash your hands for the next year, or you can put one of these revolvers’ to your head and pull the trigger, and then you can ditch the mask and glasses. Then after you pulled the trigger, they said you had to do it again every few months. And then they told you, you still had to wear the mask and glasses and wash your hands as well. Now it is like Scott is saying, “Well, nobody could have known whether the revolver you picked was loaded or not.” No, you couldn’t but if you were schooled in the art, you could have seen that putting the revolver to your head had enormous potential downside, for very little upside. I’d be surprised if Scott was not plugged in to the network somehow. If he is, I take this to mean he believes that for some reason the reality of the vax is going to come out and predominate soon, and he is trying to get ahead of it now before it affects his reputation as a seer.
RFK Jr. says Fauci should be ‘criminally prosecuted,’ investigated alongside Bill Gates.
Arizona Republican governor Doug Ducey quietly issued an executive order that gives the government access to the personal information of Coronavirus patients, people who take Coronavirus tests, and people who get the Coronavirus vaccine, and has the data sent to the CDC. Maybe what they are doing is creating the big database they always wanted. But to put people in it, they need them tied to the Chinavirus, like by taking a test, or getting a vaccine. If they just said they were creating the database for no reason at all and we were all getting files, everyone would see it as a hostile move. But by saying it is just for a “public health emergency,” nobody thinks they are moving in on us. But the problem is to open your file, they need you to get tested or take the vax. It might be why they say if you don’t get the vax, you have to get tested. Either one is good for getting your official file opened, and bringing the surveillance state into the light so they can claim people acquiesced to it. Eventually they will probably dump everything else in the file, for “contact tracing” purposes.
They are claiming Omicron is putting children in the hospital in South Africa. So presumably now all children will have to get the vaccine. Safe bet it is bullshit, but it will telegraph their strategy.
Italian man tries to dodge Covid jab using fake arm. There was a movie with Johnny Depp like that, where he kept bringing up a third arm with a gun, when he would get in trouble.
South Africa had stopped vaccine deliveries because nobody was using them, and suddenly a variant which was portrayed as death incarnate is discovered there, and all the western Cabal nations have banned travel to and from the nation. It turns out Africa has slapped quotas on nations, forcing them to buy so many vaccines per month.
Federal judge expands ban on mandate 100% of states; 10.3 million health workers affected.
Now Mumps cases are circulating in the U.S., largely among vaccinated people, including children.
Lawyer Lin Wood has declared war on Tucker Carlson and Dan Bongino.
Democrat Tom Wolf vetoes Constitutional Carry for Pennsylvania.
The U.S. economy only added 210,000 jobs in November, missing the expected 573,000 new jobs.
Wild video shows stolen school bus plowing through cars in Brooklyn.
Nitrogen fertilizer shortage expected to drive down yields worldwide.
Psychology has an intel science and tech guy doing a whole piece on UFOs and why maybe they are real. The article is a waste of time, but the fact it is produced might be probative.
Insiders are dumping stocks at a pace never seen before in all of U.S. history. I always thought Elon Musk’s poll asking if he should sell stock to pay taxes on it was a cover story to allow him to liquidate a large amount of Tesla without people thinking it was his idea and panicking. I would not be surprised if he paid some firm to rig the poll. It makes you wonder what he knows.
Five $100,000 grand-prize winners have been announced Friday in the Ohio scholarship lottery meant to incentivize young people to get vaccinated against coronavirus. Nobody would ever rig that.
Blizzard warning out for Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park.
The beginning of this Woodrow Wilson quote for the archives:
Donations to the Clinton Foundation plunge by 75% since 2016.
China has an aging crisis. Too many elderly, not enough kids.
Another Chinese major real estate developer is about to collapse.
Wisconsin and Michigan are among eight Governor races shifting toward Republicans.
President Donald Trump has already sold more than 100,000 copies of his book Our Journey Together, his publisher told Breitbart News exclusively. Chris Christie BTFO.
Invite other people to anonymousconservative.com because everything Woke turns to shit.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is moving to create a civilian corps in his state to help when natural disasters like hurricanes hit.
Twenty-two other states already have the exact same thing, but the media is portraying it as a private militia to do DeSantis’ personal bidding.
This is the same media that is constantly accusing others of spreading conspiracy theories.
Here’s how CNN framed it:
DeSantis proposes a new civilian military force in Florida that he would control
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to reestablish a World War II-era civilian military force that he, not the Pentagon, would control.
DeSantis pitched the idea Thursday as a way to further support the Florida National Guard during emergencies, like hurricanes. The Florida National Guard has also played a vital role during the pandemic in administering Covid-19 tests and distributing vaccines.
But in a nod to the growing tension between Republican states and the Biden administration over the National Guard, DeSantis also said this unit, called the Florida State Guard, would be “not encumbered by the federal government.” He said this force would give him “the flexibility and the ability needed to respond to events in our state in the most effective way possible.” DeSantis is proposing bringing it back with a volunteer force of 200 civilians, and he is seeking $3.5 million from the state legislature in startup costs to train and equip them.
Buried at the bottom of the article is this:
If Florida moves ahead with DeSantis’ plan to reestablish the civilian force, it would become the 23rd active state guard in the country, DeSantis’ office said in a press release, joining California, Texas and New York.
This guy writes for CNN:
WOW: GOP Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis wants to form a personal militia like the "political" leaders in Iraq have. It would be a militia that only answers to him. This is the beginning of a "Red Army" as the GOP prepares for war. Literally. https://t.co/cNsdymLtNz
— (((DeanObeidallah))) (@DeanObeidallah) December 3, 2021
And here’s Joy Reid of MSNBC:
So… y’all know this is fascisty bananas, right…? https://t.co/Q6a7eotAws
— Joy-Ann (Pro-Democracy) Reid
They’re spreading lies and disinformation and none of them will pay a price for it.
Cross posted from American Lookout.
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The bad news about the Omicron variant is that it’s spreading quite rapidly in South Africa and has already appeared in other countries, including the U.S. In South Africa, new reported cases of the coronavirus have spiked from about 250 per day a month ago, to about 2,500 per day a week ago, to 11,500 yesterday. In three days, new coronavirus cases have nearly tripled, due to the emergence of the new variant.
The tentative good news about this variant is that so far it doesn’t seem to be causing highly serious illness. According to Shabir Madhi, a professor of vaccinology at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, “the majority of cases are currently presenting as a mild illness.” Most patients have had a dry cough, fever, and night sweats, he adds.
It’s true, that hospitalizations are rising. However, Madhi says they are not yet rising at the same pace as new cases.
Dr. Angelique Coetzee, who chairs the South African Medical Association, says the nation’s hospitals haven’t been overwhelmed by patients infected with the new variant, and that most of those hospitalized were not fully immunized. Moreover, most patients she has seen did not lose their sense of taste and smell, and had only a slight cough.
Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy, sees things the same way. He says the new variant appears to cause mild infections. He predicts that “the damage in terms of hospitalization and stress on the health system will be less than what we have seen in the second wave.”
What about the number of deaths attributed to the virus? A month ago, they were averaging between 30 and 40 a day. The number is still at about that level, with the exception of November 25 when, for some reason, it rocketed to 114. This outlier probably was not due to the new variant, which didn’t take a foothold in time to cause a big increase in deaths by Nov. 25.
By the same token, it might also be true that the new variant didn’t gain a foothold early enough to cause a spike in significant increase in deaths even now. It’s true, too, that most of the early cases seem to have arisen among the relatively young, which is not a highly vulnerable population.
Thus, we can’t be confident that the omicron variant won’t end up killing a large number of people in South Africa and, eventually, elsewhere. We can’t even be confident that it will be less lethal than the original form of the virus and the delta variant.
However, initial indications — anecdotal and statistical — provide reason to hope that it won’t be.
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Éric Zemmour announced his candidacy for the presidency of France in a video Tuesday. His announcement speech is grand in its scope, grave in its assessments, and martial in its resolve. Yet it is full of hope.
Americans, too, can find some hope in candidate Zemmour. Like Donald Trump descending that golden escalator half a decade ago, he represents a frank (non, je ne regrette rien) recognition of the facts: that the few no longer take responsibility for the good of the many, that things are bad, have been bad, and will continue to get worse if what must be done is not done—and that this means it cannot be left to the professionals.
Readers of The American Conservative will not find this development a total surprise. My colleague Rod Dreher has highlighted Zemmour in a number of posts, and the Polish writer and analyst Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski wrote a long profile of the writer-turned-politico’s thought for TAC, arguing that he resembles no one in the American political legendarium quite so much as Pat Buchanan. I think there’s something to that, though I remain partial to the Donald comparison: France is still the land of philosophes, of punditry and historical revision as reality television. We had The Apprentice; they have Le grand débat and incitement lawsuits.
Rod tends to compare Zemmour to Tucker Carlson, considering their similar careers. This is an analogy also employed by the theorist Nathan Pinkoski in his First Things essay on the Frenchman, but in order to bring forth a contrast. As Pinkoski points out, Carlson—populist class traitor—catalogues coastal elite decadence and incompetence for the better sharpening of midwestern pitchforks; meanwhile, Zemmour—very Frenchly, even if Hegel is German—focuses on historical forces, on the people, the nation, and great men. One smells whiffs of cannon smoke and sees blurry outlines of barricades and a Corsican on horseback. Here in the corner of the painting a crown lies on the ground.
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With its striking visuals, Zemmour’s announcement speech is worth watching even if you don’t speak French, and it is certainly worth reading in its entirety. But allow me to highlight a couple passages that I find to be particularly evocative in light of the nationalist moment globalist media figures keep breathlessly saying was kicked off by Brexit and the election of Trump. There is nothing new under the sun, and perhaps we should add Richard Nixon to the list of American comparisons to Zemmour, who seeks to speak for a till-now silent majority. The core of the speech:
You feel like foreigners in your own country. You are internal exiles. For a long time, you believed you were the only one to see, to hear, to think, to doubt. You were afraid to say it. You were ashamed of your feelings. For a long time, you dared not say what you are seeing, and above all you dared not see what you were seeing.
And then you said it to your wife. To your husband. To your children. To your father. To your mother. To your friends. To your coworkers. To your neighbors. And then to strangers. And you understood that your feeling of dispossession was shared by everyone.
France is no longer France, and everyone sees it.
You are not alone. Others see it, too. Make America great again. Make France, France. Mass immigration may look slightly different here than there, but less and less. Now that I’ve crossed that line, brought up the border, before all the usual tired responses, more Zemmour: “In front of us, a cold and determined monster rises up, who seeks to dishonor us. They will say that you are racist. They will say that you are motivated by contemptible passions, when in fact it is the most lovely passion that animates you—passion for France.”
And of course it’s not just about migrants or demography.
The disappearance of our civilization is not the only question that harasses us, although it towers over everything. Immigration is not the cause of all our problems, although it aggravates everything. The third-worlding of our country and our people impoverishes as much as it disintegrates, ruins as much as it torments.
It’s why you often have a hard time making ends meet. It’s why we must re-industrialize France. It’s why we must equalize the balance of trade. It’s why we must reduce our growing debt, bring back to France our companies that left, give jobs to our unemployed.
It’s why we must protect our technological marvels and stop selling them to foreigners. It’s why we must allow our small businesses to live, and to grow, and to pass from generation to generation. It’s why we must preserve our architectural, cultural, and natural heritage.
The Zemmour announcement thrills because it combines an unapologetic pugilism with the sophistication of a public intellectual. It may not be a combination that works in American mass democracy, at least anymore; Allan Bloom was bemoaning the loss of a lingua franca (I can’t be stopped) inculcated by the Bible, Shakespeare, and the Founding documents in The Closing of the American Mind back in 1987. Nevertheless, the first thought for most in reading the Frenchman’s speech is something along the lines of “What does this sound like in American?”
Rod has taken his own stab at that, and preempted this column being my attempt. His is a basically direct transliteration, and a good one. I can almost imagine an American candidate saying these words, and maybe even saying them well, with conviction, and that gives me hope.
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This handout photo taken from a video released on Friday, April 23, 2021 by Russian Defense Ministry Press Service shows, Russian military's armored vehicles roll into landing vessels after drills in Crimea. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Thursday ordered troops back to their permanent bases after a massive military buildup that caused Ukrainian and Western concerns. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP)
This handout photo taken from a video released on Friday, April 23, 2021 by Russian Defense Ministry Press Service shows, Russian military's armored vehicles roll into landing vessels after drills in Crimea. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Thursday ordered troops back to their permanent bases after a massive military buildup that caused Ukrainian and Western concerns. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP)
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Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Holds Hearing On 2022 CDC Budget WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 19: Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Dr. Rochelle Walensky testifies during a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing in the Dirksen Senate Office Building May 19, 2021 in Washington, DC. The committee is hearing testimony about proposed budget estimates for the CDC in 2022. (Photo by Jim Lo Scalzo-Pool/Getty Images)
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I used to think that Australians are a freedom-loving people, but that has turned out not to be true. Crocodile Dundee is dead; Pajama Boy now rules.
For many months, Australia has labored under one of the world’s most extreme, and most destructive, shutdown regimes. Its national and state governments have pursued the irrational dream of banning a virus from their shores. Good luck with that: it isn’t going to happen.
So, for the last year and more, Australia has been home to demonstrations, protests, and often extreme state responses to those demonstrations. Vaccine hysteria and masks are bad enough, but Australia actually has camps for people who have been exposed to covid. Not those who have contracted covid, but those who allegedly have been exposed.
The camp system has come into focus after a news story broke within the last few days. Three aborigine teenagers were confined to a camp because they allegedly had been exposed to covid. In fact, they tested negative for covid the day before they escaped. But they considered their confinement to be ridiculous and made a break for freedom. The government set up checkpoints on highways in response:
BREAKING: Police set up checkpoints after several wards escaped from government quarantine facility in Howard Springs, Australia. So far, three fugitives have been caught; all three tested negative for COVID-19.https://t.co/CKjJ5pbadepic.twitter.com/X04pm3Ox3m
— Michael P Senger (@MichaelPSenger) December 1, 2021
It is remarkable, in an allegedly free country, to say that “several wards” have “escaped” from a “government quarantine facility,” even though no one claims that they are sick or have done anything wrong.
More here:
Northern Territory police say they don’t believe three teenagers who allegedly absconded from Darwin’s Howard Springs COVID-19 quarantine facility this morning came into contact with members of the community.
At a COVID update press conference, NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner confirmed the teenagers, aged 15, 16 and 17, tested negative for the virus yesterday.
He said all three were from the Binjari community near Katherine and had been sent into quarantine as close contacts of positive cases.
NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker said officers found the trio on the edge of Palmerston and arrested them after a chase on foot.
He said the young people are still being interviewed but “early indications” were they had not had any contact with members of the public.
God forbid that kids who might have been exposed to covid, but who tested negative, could have “any contact with members of the public.” Don’t take any chances, “chase [them] on foot,” and lock them up!
Since the confirmation of cases in the community of Robinson River and Katherine on November 15, positive cases and hundreds of household and other close contacts have been flown to the facility in Darwin to undertake quarantine.
Mr Gunner said the isolation in quarantine was “pretty hard for some people … used to being close to family and community.”
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He said the escape could mean an extension of the time the teenagers were required to stay in quarantine.
“Absconding from Howard Springs isn’t just dangerous — it is incredibly stupid,” he said.
“Because we will catch you and there will be consequences.”
Consequences including a $5,000 fine. This might be the most depressing aspect of this story:
“I also want to point to the overwhelming compliance that we’ve had, given several hundred people have been placed into the Centre of National Resilience…
Is that an Orwellian name for a camp, or what?
…linked to the clusters from Robinson River, Katherine, Binjari and Rockhole,” [NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker] said.
“That compliance continues to be a testament to the large majority.”
That is what I am afraid of. If Australians will give up their freedom without a whimper, who is next?
UPDATE: This is an interview with a young woman who has just been released from the Howard Springs covid camp. There is much more at the link:
Hayley Hodgson, 26, has just been released from a 14-day detention at the Howard Springs quarantine facility in Australia.
On today's UnHerdTV, she explains how police officers came to her home and took her away. Don't miss
— UnHerd (@unherd) December 2, 2021
I don’t believe we have yet commented on today’s disappointing jobs report. Economists had expected the BLS to report 550,000 net new jobs, but instead there were only 210,000.
The nation is still struggling to recreate the economy that we had under President Trump, before it was devastated by covid shutdowns. The Democrats try to spin people going back to work as strong “job creation,” but in fact we are simply rebounding–partly–from the government-imposed shutdowns that have devastated our economy over the last two years. We are still 3.9 million jobs short of the pre-covid total in February 2020.
And meanwhile, consumers are seeing the steepest increase in the cost of living in 30 years. Joe Biden and his handlers have achieved the seemingly impossible–bringing back the stagflation of the late 1970s, which we thought Ronald Reagan had consigned to the dustbin of history.
I have never been a fan of Barack Obama, but he did say one smart thing: “Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f*** things up.” Believe me, Barry, no one is underestimating it now!
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Several renowned tennis players, including women’s tennis legend Martina Navratilova, sternly criticized the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) men’s tennis league on Thursday for refusing to join the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) in boycotting China over the mistreatment of tennis star Peng Shuai after she accused a top Communist Party official of rape.
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A Hong Kong pro-democracy activist (C) holds a placard that translates as "rights activism is not wrong, free Huang Qi" as he attends a protest in support of China's first "cyber-dissident" and founder of human rights website "64 Tianwang" Huang Qi and jailed Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang (pictured on placards at L and R) outside the Chinese Liaison Office in Hong Kong on January 29, 2019. - Prominent Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang was sentenced on January 28 to four and a half years in prison for state subversion, sealing the fate of another attorney swept up in a 2015 crackdown. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP) (Photo credit should read ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP via Getty Images)
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In this photo provided by Holly McDonald, World War II veteran Major Wooten enjoys his Thanksgiving dinner with family in Madison, Ala., on Thursday, Nov. 25, 2021. Wooten, who served in France during the war, will be presented with the French Legion of Honor during his 105th birthday party on Friday, Dec. 3, 2021. (Holly McDonald via AP)
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