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Zelensky fires head of security service and prosecutor general
Ukrainian Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova and SBU chief Ivan Bakanov have been fired from their positions effective Sunday, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced by presidential decree, citing a high number of cases of treason among law enforcement and the intelligence service. Some 651 criminal cases relating to high treason and "collaboration activities" had been registered on law enforcement employees, while more than 60 SBU agents were supposedly "working against our state," Zelensky announced on Sunday, explaining this rationale for firing the senior officials. Bakanov was removed under Article 47 of the Disciplinary Statute of the Ukrainian military, which refers to failure in official duties "which caused loss of life or other grave consequences or create a threat of such consequences." His replacement has not yet been named. Venediktova, who had served as Ukraine's prosecutor general since March 2020, has been replaced by Oleksiy Symonenko.
https://www.sott.net/article/470046-Zelensky-fires-head-of-security-service-and-prosecutor-general
Zelensky fires head of security service and prosecutor general
Ukrainian Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova and SBU chief Ivan Bakanov have been fired from their positions effective Sunday, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced by presidential decree, citing a high number of cases of treason among law enforcement and the intelligence service. Some 651 criminal cases relating to high treason and "collaboration activities" had been registered on law enforcement employees, while more than 60 SBU agents were supposedly "working against our state," Zelensky announced on Sunday, explaining this rationale for firing the senior officials. Bakanov was removed under Article 47 of the Disciplinary Statute of the Ukrainian military, which refers to failure in official duties "which caused loss of life or other grave consequences or create a threat of such consequences." His replacement has not yet been named. Venediktova, who had served as Ukraine's prosecutor general since March 2020, has been replaced by Oleksiy Symonenko.
https://www.sott.net/article/470046-Zelensky-fires-head-of-security-service-and-prosecutor-general
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Switzerland turns down NATO request on Ukrainians
Bern has refused to treat Ukrainian civilians, arguing that they are "indistinguishable" from soldiers, local media report The Swiss federal government has turned down a request to treat wounded Ukrainians, arguing that the move would violate the Alpine nation's neutral status, the country's Tages Anzeiger newspaper has learned. The request was made by a NATO department. The Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre - a NATO structure that currently coordinates international medical evacuations and treatment of Ukrainians injured during the ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kiev - reportedly reached out to the Swiss Army's Coordinated Medical Service (KSD) in May. The military bloc sought aid from Swiss medics in caring for not just Ukrainian soldiers but for civilians in need of hospital treatment as well, media reported on Monday. Switzerland's national association of health-service providers - the conference of cantonal health directors (GDK) - then said it was...
https://www.sott.net/article/470047-Switzerland-turns-down-NATO-request-on-Ukrainians
Switzerland turns down NATO request on Ukrainians
Bern has refused to treat Ukrainian civilians, arguing that they are "indistinguishable" from soldiers, local media report The Swiss federal government has turned down a request to treat wounded Ukrainians, arguing that the move would violate the Alpine nation's neutral status, the country's Tages Anzeiger newspaper has learned. The request was made by a NATO department. The Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre - a NATO structure that currently coordinates international medical evacuations and treatment of Ukrainians injured during the ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kiev - reportedly reached out to the Swiss Army's Coordinated Medical Service (KSD) in May. The military bloc sought aid from Swiss medics in caring for not just Ukrainian soldiers but for civilians in need of hospital treatment as well, media reported on Monday. Switzerland's national association of health-service providers - the conference of cantonal health directors (GDK) - then said it was...
https://www.sott.net/article/470047-Switzerland-turns-down-NATO-request-on-Ukrainians
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Ukraine president sacks security chief, top prosecutor over 'treason'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked the head of the country's powerful domestic security service, the SBU, and the prosecutor general, accusing them of collaborating with Russia on security and military issues. The embattled president issued the executive orders late on Sunday, citing more than 650 alleged treason and collaboration cases and alleging that more than 60 officials from the SBU security service and prosecutor's office have been spying for Moscow in Russian-liberated territories. Zelensky stated: "As of today, some 651 criminal cases have been registered on high treason and collaboration activities of employees of the prosecutor's office, pre-trial investigation bodies, and other law enforcement agencies." The sackings of SBU chief Ivan Bakanov, and Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova marks the biggest political development since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine almost five months ago. Comment: Since this announcement there appears to...
https://www.sott.net/article/470048-Ukraine-president-sacks-security-chief-top-prosecutor-over-treason
Ukraine president sacks security chief, top prosecutor over 'treason'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked the head of the country's powerful domestic security service, the SBU, and the prosecutor general, accusing them of collaborating with Russia on security and military issues. The embattled president issued the executive orders late on Sunday, citing more than 650 alleged treason and collaboration cases and alleging that more than 60 officials from the SBU security service and prosecutor's office have been spying for Moscow in Russian-liberated territories. Zelensky stated: "As of today, some 651 criminal cases have been registered on high treason and collaboration activities of employees of the prosecutor's office, pre-trial investigation bodies, and other law enforcement agencies." The sackings of SBU chief Ivan Bakanov, and Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova marks the biggest political development since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine almost five months ago. Comment: Since this announcement there appears to...
https://www.sott.net/article/470048-Ukraine-president-sacks-security-chief-top-prosecutor-over-treason
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Ukraine threatens to destroy Russian fleet
Ukraine will crush Russia's Black Sea fleet and regain control of Crimea with Western weapons, the country's Deputy Defense Minister, Vladimir Gavrilov has vowed during a visit to the UK. Russia's Black Sea Fleet, which is based in the Crimean port city of Sevastopol, is "a permanent threat" to Ukraine, and Kiev has to address this issue, Gavrilov said in an interview with the Times on Tuesday. Kiev was waiting to get longer-range weapons from foreign nations before launching an assault, he added. "We are receiving anti-ship capabilities and sooner or later we will target the fleet. It is inevitable because we have to guarantee the security of our people." Gavrilov claimed that Ukraine is also planning to take back Crimea - which overwhelmingly voted to reunite with Russia in a 2014 referendum after a coup in Kiev. According to the official, the Ukrainian government was holding discussions with their Western backers on whether it could use foreign-supplied arms to target Russian...
https://www.sott.net/article/470049-Ukraine-threatens-to-destroy-Russian-fleet
Ukraine threatens to destroy Russian fleet
Ukraine will crush Russia's Black Sea fleet and regain control of Crimea with Western weapons, the country's Deputy Defense Minister, Vladimir Gavrilov has vowed during a visit to the UK. Russia's Black Sea Fleet, which is based in the Crimean port city of Sevastopol, is "a permanent threat" to Ukraine, and Kiev has to address this issue, Gavrilov said in an interview with the Times on Tuesday. Kiev was waiting to get longer-range weapons from foreign nations before launching an assault, he added. "We are receiving anti-ship capabilities and sooner or later we will target the fleet. It is inevitable because we have to guarantee the security of our people." Gavrilov claimed that Ukraine is also planning to take back Crimea - which overwhelmingly voted to reunite with Russia in a 2014 referendum after a coup in Kiev. According to the official, the Ukrainian government was holding discussions with their Western backers on whether it could use foreign-supplied arms to target Russian...
https://www.sott.net/article/470049-Ukraine-threatens-to-destroy-Russian-fleet
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1.2 billion-year-old groundwater discovered in South Africa is some of the oldest on Earth
The abundance of hydrogen and helium make it a possible energy source. Groundwater that was recently discovered deep underground in a mine in South Africa is estimated to be 1.2 billion years old. Researchers suspect that the groundwater is some of the oldest on the planet, and its chemical interactions with the surrounding rock could offer new insights about energy production and storage in Earth's crust. In fact, Oliver Warr, a research associate in the department of Earth sciences at the University of Toronto in Canada and lead author of a new study about the groundwater discovery, described the location in a statement as a "Pandora's box of helium-and-hydrogen-producing power."
https://www.sott.net/article/470050-1-2-billion-year-old-groundwater-discovered-in-South-Africa-is-some-of-the-oldest-on-Earth
1.2 billion-year-old groundwater discovered in South Africa is some of the oldest on Earth
The abundance of hydrogen and helium make it a possible energy source. Groundwater that was recently discovered deep underground in a mine in South Africa is estimated to be 1.2 billion years old. Researchers suspect that the groundwater is some of the oldest on the planet, and its chemical interactions with the surrounding rock could offer new insights about energy production and storage in Earth's crust. In fact, Oliver Warr, a research associate in the department of Earth sciences at the University of Toronto in Canada and lead author of a new study about the groundwater discovery, described the location in a statement as a "Pandora's box of helium-and-hydrogen-producing power."
https://www.sott.net/article/470050-1-2-billion-year-old-groundwater-discovered-in-South-Africa-is-some-of-the-oldest-on-Earth
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At least five persons killed by elephants in Northern Mozambique
At least five people have been killed by elephants in in the Macomia region of northern Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique in what was an unexpected attack on farmers harvesting their crop. Two children and a lady are among the victims. According to local sources, the victims are recent residents of the village who had previously been displaced. Others who survived the elephant attacks eventually came back to see their relatives' crumpled bodies. Police spokesman Mário Adolfo described the attack as a situation of conflict between humans and wildlife adding that the victims were not in a protected area.
https://www.sott.net/article/470051-At-least-five-persons-killed-by-elephants-in-Northern-Mozambique
At least five persons killed by elephants in Northern Mozambique
At least five people have been killed by elephants in in the Macomia region of northern Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique in what was an unexpected attack on farmers harvesting their crop. Two children and a lady are among the victims. According to local sources, the victims are recent residents of the village who had previously been displaced. Others who survived the elephant attacks eventually came back to see their relatives' crumpled bodies. Police spokesman Mário Adolfo described the attack as a situation of conflict between humans and wildlife adding that the victims were not in a protected area.
https://www.sott.net/article/470051-At-least-five-persons-killed-by-elephants-in-Northern-Mozambique
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Protest theater: AOC fakes being handcuffed outside Supreme Court
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faked being handcuffed as she was escorted away by police at Tuesday's pro-abortion Supreme Court protest, video shows. Cori Bush, as well as other Congresswomen were seen being escorted away from the Supreme Court on Tuesday as pro-abortion activists protested outside the nation's highest court. Ocasio-Cortez was seen being walked away by an officer alongside another protestor with her hands crossed behind her back, both of which had green bandanas, with the color being associated with the pro-abortion group Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights and pro-abortion protests across the country.
https://www.sott.net/article/470052-Protest-theater-AOC-fakes-being-handcuffed-outside-Supreme-Court
Protest theater: AOC fakes being handcuffed outside Supreme Court
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faked being handcuffed as she was escorted away by police at Tuesday's pro-abortion Supreme Court protest, video shows. Cori Bush, as well as other Congresswomen were seen being escorted away from the Supreme Court on Tuesday as pro-abortion activists protested outside the nation's highest court. Ocasio-Cortez was seen being walked away by an officer alongside another protestor with her hands crossed behind her back, both of which had green bandanas, with the color being associated with the pro-abortion group Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights and pro-abortion protests across the country.
https://www.sott.net/article/470052-Protest-theater-AOC-fakes-being-handcuffed-outside-Supreme-Court
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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: It can't be stopped, you have 60 days
Wheat planting after final numbers is at a low not seen since 1919, corn is under 90 million acres and fertilizer herbicide Insecticide shortages mean that the CME in Sept will not have the physical commodities to deliver and this will crash the market. Alternative food and protein sources will be needed.
https://www.sott.net/article/470053-Adapt-2030-Ice-Age-Report-It-cant-be-stopped-you-have-60-days
Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: It can't be stopped, you have 60 days
Wheat planting after final numbers is at a low not seen since 1919, corn is under 90 million acres and fertilizer herbicide Insecticide shortages mean that the CME in Sept will not have the physical commodities to deliver and this will crash the market. Alternative food and protein sources will be needed.
https://www.sott.net/article/470053-Adapt-2030-Ice-Age-Report-It-cant-be-stopped-you-have-60-days
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Video shows explosion and fire at Hoover Dam in US
A fire broke out after an explosion at Hoover Dam, a major hydroelectric power plant on the border of US states of Arizona and Nevada, on Tuesday morning. The fire was put out by the time firefighters from nearby Boulder City arrived on the scene, but the moment of the explosion was captured by a tour group. "My goodness, something just blew up," someone can be heard saying in a short video posted on Twitter by Kristy Hairston, a writer based in Nashville, Tennessee who was visiting the dam with a group of other tourists. A pillar of thick black smoke can be seen rising from the power plant at the bottom of the dam. Hairston's video was posted at 10:11 local time. BY 10:51, Boulder City officials said the fire had been extinguished before their fire brigade arrived on the scene.
https://www.sott.net/article/470054-Video-shows-explosion-and-fire-at-Hoover-Dam-in-US
Video shows explosion and fire at Hoover Dam in US
A fire broke out after an explosion at Hoover Dam, a major hydroelectric power plant on the border of US states of Arizona and Nevada, on Tuesday morning. The fire was put out by the time firefighters from nearby Boulder City arrived on the scene, but the moment of the explosion was captured by a tour group. "My goodness, something just blew up," someone can be heard saying in a short video posted on Twitter by Kristy Hairston, a writer based in Nashville, Tennessee who was visiting the dam with a group of other tourists. A pillar of thick black smoke can be seen rising from the power plant at the bottom of the dam. Hairston's video was posted at 10:11 local time. BY 10:51, Boulder City officials said the fire had been extinguished before their fire brigade arrived on the scene.
https://www.sott.net/article/470054-Video-shows-explosion-and-fire-at-Hoover-Dam-in-US
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Ireland's gov't takes aim at its farmers threatening '30% carbon cut' that will force farmers to reduce herds
A young Irish farmer has taken aim at Climate Minister Eamon Ryan's strict carbon emission targets which will require a reduction in the national herd - after the Minister said he hopes to see the legally binding targets for cuts in emissions signed off this month. The Green Party leader is demanding a 30% carbon cut to be imposed on the agriculture sector, and claimed that the targets, although being met with opposition, are needed for climate reasons, as well as for the restoration of 'water quality and biodiversity', as he warned that we "cannot lose our environment" despite building opposition to the proposed cuts from farmers. Comment: Those are all admirable goals, but how does the Green Party leader suppose people will eat? The leader of the Greens has previously claimed that farmers will be provided with alternative sources of income and will be financially rewarded for taking on practices aimed at reducing greenhouse gases. Comment: Perhaps they will sell out, but once...
https://www.sott.net/article/470055-Irelands-govt-takes-aim-at-its-farmers-threatening-30-carbon-cut-that-will-force-farmers-to-reduce-herds
Ireland's gov't takes aim at its farmers threatening '30% carbon cut' that will force farmers to reduce herds
A young Irish farmer has taken aim at Climate Minister Eamon Ryan's strict carbon emission targets which will require a reduction in the national herd - after the Minister said he hopes to see the legally binding targets for cuts in emissions signed off this month. The Green Party leader is demanding a 30% carbon cut to be imposed on the agriculture sector, and claimed that the targets, although being met with opposition, are needed for climate reasons, as well as for the restoration of 'water quality and biodiversity', as he warned that we "cannot lose our environment" despite building opposition to the proposed cuts from farmers. Comment: Those are all admirable goals, but how does the Green Party leader suppose people will eat? The leader of the Greens has previously claimed that farmers will be provided with alternative sources of income and will be financially rewarded for taking on practices aimed at reducing greenhouse gases. Comment: Perhaps they will sell out, but once...
https://www.sott.net/article/470055-Irelands-govt-takes-aim-at-its-farmers-threatening-30-carbon-cut-that-will-force-farmers-to-reduce-herds
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EU will unfreeze Russia's assets to boost food trade amidst looming shortages
The European Union (EU) will amend some of its tough sanctions on Russia by allowing the unfreezing of some of the country's funds to boost food trade, amid an unfolding global food crisis, according to a draft document. Only hours after it proposed additional sanctions on Russia's top lender, Sberbank, the EU revealed a new regulation under which it will unblock assets at Russian banks linked to trade in food and fertilizer. EU nations will be able to unfreeze previously blocked economic resources owned by top Russian lenders VTB, Sovcombank, Novikombank, Otkritie FC Bank, VEB, Promsvyazbank and Bank Rossiya, said the document.
https://www.sott.net/article/470056-EU-will-unfreeze-Russias-assets-to-boost-food-trade-amidst-looming-shortages
EU will unfreeze Russia's assets to boost food trade amidst looming shortages
The European Union (EU) will amend some of its tough sanctions on Russia by allowing the unfreezing of some of the country's funds to boost food trade, amid an unfolding global food crisis, according to a draft document. Only hours after it proposed additional sanctions on Russia's top lender, Sberbank, the EU revealed a new regulation under which it will unblock assets at Russian banks linked to trade in food and fertilizer. EU nations will be able to unfreeze previously blocked economic resources owned by top Russian lenders VTB, Sovcombank, Novikombank, Otkritie FC Bank, VEB, Promsvyazbank and Bank Rossiya, said the document.
https://www.sott.net/article/470056-EU-will-unfreeze-Russias-assets-to-boost-food-trade-amidst-looming-shortages
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Worksheet at Boston high school suggests assassinations as legitimate form of resisting 'oppression'
At Charlestown High School in the city of Boston, certain teachers instructing students learning English who recently arrived in the United States may be indoctrinating these children to incite violence as a form of resistance to their alleged oppressors, according to experts. The "classroom files" of three of the school's teachers in the Sheltered English Immersion program are currently available for download on the Boston Teachers Union (BTU) website. These teachers teach Humanities to ninth- and tenth-grade students who have recently arrived in the country from El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and China, the website states. One part of the curriculum profiled on the website involves "notes and assignments around oppression, resistance, and narrative structure." "It includes detailed note-taking sheets and powerpoints on institutional, interpersonal, and internalized oppression," the BTU website states. "Students are invited to critically examine...
https://www.sott.net/article/470057-Worksheet-at-Boston-high-school-suggests-assassinations-as-legitimate-form-of-resisting-oppression
Worksheet at Boston high school suggests assassinations as legitimate form of resisting 'oppression'
At Charlestown High School in the city of Boston, certain teachers instructing students learning English who recently arrived in the United States may be indoctrinating these children to incite violence as a form of resistance to their alleged oppressors, according to experts. The "classroom files" of three of the school's teachers in the Sheltered English Immersion program are currently available for download on the Boston Teachers Union (BTU) website. These teachers teach Humanities to ninth- and tenth-grade students who have recently arrived in the country from El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and China, the website states. One part of the curriculum profiled on the website involves "notes and assignments around oppression, resistance, and narrative structure." "It includes detailed note-taking sheets and powerpoints on institutional, interpersonal, and internalized oppression," the BTU website states. "Students are invited to critically examine...
https://www.sott.net/article/470057-Worksheet-at-Boston-high-school-suggests-assassinations-as-legitimate-form-of-resisting-oppression
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Jordan Peterson speaks to House Republicans on positive messaging
Psychologist and author Jordan Peterson spoke to a group of House Republicans on Wednesday at a lunch for the Republican Study Committee, the largest conservative caucus in the House. "I'm trying to help formulate a positive conservative message," Peterson said after the lunch. "It's dangerous in these times where politics has become increasingly tit for tat. It's easy to recoil into a kind of resentment, especially in relationship to the radicals on the left and to just be tossing increasingly barbed insults back and forth." "I suppose that's the danger of a kind of reflexive populism, that you can appeal to that resentment," Peterson continued. "But I think more traditional types have a real opportunity to put forward a positive vision and to guide themselves through the next election in the fall, the election cycle in the fall and in the presidential election, with a positive message. And hopefully that will also cool down the political temperature to some degree, because that...
https://www.sott.net/article/470058-Jordan-Peterson-speaks-to-House-Republicans-on-positive-messaging
Jordan Peterson speaks to House Republicans on positive messaging
Psychologist and author Jordan Peterson spoke to a group of House Republicans on Wednesday at a lunch for the Republican Study Committee, the largest conservative caucus in the House. "I'm trying to help formulate a positive conservative message," Peterson said after the lunch. "It's dangerous in these times where politics has become increasingly tit for tat. It's easy to recoil into a kind of resentment, especially in relationship to the radicals on the left and to just be tossing increasingly barbed insults back and forth." "I suppose that's the danger of a kind of reflexive populism, that you can appeal to that resentment," Peterson continued. "But I think more traditional types have a real opportunity to put forward a positive vision and to guide themselves through the next election in the fall, the election cycle in the fall and in the presidential election, with a positive message. And hopefully that will also cool down the political temperature to some degree, because that...
https://www.sott.net/article/470058-Jordan-Peterson-speaks-to-House-Republicans-on-positive-messaging
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Coronavirus Germany to re-impose mask mandate in September despite COVID wave already "losing momentum"
Germany is set to re-impose its mask mandate in September despite the summer COVID wave already "losing momentum," indicating such rules are being made permanent. Justice Minister Marco Buschmann announced that Germans would have to mask up this autumn when indoors and that the rules would be in place throughout the winter. Ludicrously, such measures are being finalized months in advance when nobody even knows what the COVID situation will be later in the year. Buschmann also acknowledged that the summer COVID wave in the country is already "losing momentum," but Germans will be forced to wear face coverings anyway. The measures will be sent to parliament in September, where they are likely to be voted into law.
https://www.sott.net/article/470059-Coronavirus-Germany-to-re-impose-mask-mandate-in-September-despite-COVID-wave-already-losing-momentum
Coronavirus Germany to re-impose mask mandate in September despite COVID wave already "losing momentum"
Germany is set to re-impose its mask mandate in September despite the summer COVID wave already "losing momentum," indicating such rules are being made permanent. Justice Minister Marco Buschmann announced that Germans would have to mask up this autumn when indoors and that the rules would be in place throughout the winter. Ludicrously, such measures are being finalized months in advance when nobody even knows what the COVID situation will be later in the year. Buschmann also acknowledged that the summer COVID wave in the country is already "losing momentum," but Germans will be forced to wear face coverings anyway. The measures will be sent to parliament in September, where they are likely to be voted into law.
https://www.sott.net/article/470059-Coronavirus-Germany-to-re-impose-mask-mandate-in-September-despite-COVID-wave-already-losing-momentum
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BEST OF THE WEB: LGBT 'propaganda' faces complete ban in Russia
The promotion of LGBT relations could be permanently banned in Russia under a bill introduced to the State Duma on Monday, which likens such messaging to war propaganda and incitement of hatred. Currently, LGBT 'propaganda' in Russia is only banned when directed at children, but some politicians have been calling for harsher restrictions and punishments for the "denial of family values" and "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations." In an explanatory note attached to the bill, the authors argue that LGBT 'propaganda' has become widespread in Russia and is being promoted through the media, public events, streaming services and through the depiction of such relationships in films. "In Russia, at the legislative level, it is not allowed to promote suicide, drugs, extremism, criminal behavior, as they are considered negative and socially dangerous phenomena. At the same time, formally, until now, there is no ban on propaganda of the denial of family values and non-traditional...
https://www.sott.net/article/470017-LGBT-propaganda-faces-complete-ban-in-Russia
BEST OF THE WEB: LGBT 'propaganda' faces complete ban in Russia
The promotion of LGBT relations could be permanently banned in Russia under a bill introduced to the State Duma on Monday, which likens such messaging to war propaganda and incitement of hatred. Currently, LGBT 'propaganda' in Russia is only banned when directed at children, but some politicians have been calling for harsher restrictions and punishments for the "denial of family values" and "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations." In an explanatory note attached to the bill, the authors argue that LGBT 'propaganda' has become widespread in Russia and is being promoted through the media, public events, streaming services and through the depiction of such relationships in films. "In Russia, at the legislative level, it is not allowed to promote suicide, drugs, extremism, criminal behavior, as they are considered negative and socially dangerous phenomena. At the same time, formally, until now, there is no ban on propaganda of the denial of family values and non-traditional...
https://www.sott.net/article/470017-LGBT-propaganda-faces-complete-ban-in-Russia
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The astonishing data that may prove masks DON'T work as Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand overtakeAustralia despite super strict mandates: 'They don't matter'
Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia per capita Both still have very strict mandates in place unlike Australia where rules eased Death rates in New Zealand are also higher than in Australia despite masks Data shared by infectious diseases professor in post saying masks 'don't matter' It's the latest damning data to counter calls for a Covid clampdown in Australia New data shows Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia in the latest Omicron wave despite ultra-strict mask mandates. Masks are worn everywhere in the densely-populated Asian city while New Zealanders are forced to wear them in all indoor public places, such as shopping centres and libraries. But both now have higher case numbers per million than Australia, where compulsory mask rules have been abandoned in most indoor settings.
https://www.sott.net/article/470060-The-astonishing-data-that-may-prove-masks-DON-T-work-as-Covid-cases-in-Singapore-and-New-Zealand-overtakeAustralia-despite-super-strict-mandates-They-dont-matter
The astonishing data that may prove masks DON'T work as Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand overtakeAustralia despite super strict mandates: 'They don't matter'
Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia per capita Both still have very strict mandates in place unlike Australia where rules eased Death rates in New Zealand are also higher than in Australia despite masks Data shared by infectious diseases professor in post saying masks 'don't matter' It's the latest damning data to counter calls for a Covid clampdown in Australia New data shows Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia in the latest Omicron wave despite ultra-strict mask mandates. Masks are worn everywhere in the densely-populated Asian city while New Zealanders are forced to wear them in all indoor public places, such as shopping centres and libraries. But both now have higher case numbers per million than Australia, where compulsory mask rules have been abandoned in most indoor settings.
https://www.sott.net/article/470060-The-astonishing-data-that-may-prove-masks-DON-T-work-as-Covid-cases-in-Singapore-and-New-Zealand-overtakeAustralia-despite-super-strict-mandates-They-dont-matter
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The astonishing data that may prove masks DON'T work as Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand overtake Australia despite super strict mandates: 'They don't matter'
Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia per capita Both still have very strict mandates in place unlike Australia where rules eased Death rates in New Zealand are also higher than in Australia despite masks Data shared by infectious diseases professor in post saying masks 'don't matter' It's the latest damning data to counter calls for a Covid clampdown in Australia New data shows Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia in the latest Omicron wave despite ultra-strict mask mandates. Masks are worn everywhere in the densely-populated Asian city while New Zealanders are forced to wear them in all indoor public places, such as shopping centres and libraries. But both now have higher case numbers per million than Australia, where compulsory mask rules have been abandoned in most indoor settings.
https://www.sott.net/article/470060-The-astonishing-data-that-may-prove-masks-DON-T-work-as-Covid-cases-in-Singapore-and-New-Zealand-overtake-Australia-despite-super-strict-mandates-They-dont-matter
The astonishing data that may prove masks DON'T work as Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand overtake Australia despite super strict mandates: 'They don't matter'
Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia per capita Both still have very strict mandates in place unlike Australia where rules eased Death rates in New Zealand are also higher than in Australia despite masks Data shared by infectious diseases professor in post saying masks 'don't matter' It's the latest damning data to counter calls for a Covid clampdown in Australia New data shows Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia in the latest Omicron wave despite ultra-strict mask mandates. Masks are worn everywhere in the densely-populated Asian city while New Zealanders are forced to wear them in all indoor public places, such as shopping centres and libraries. But both now have higher case numbers per million than Australia, where compulsory mask rules have been abandoned in most indoor settings.
https://www.sott.net/article/470060-The-astonishing-data-that-may-prove-masks-DON-T-work-as-Covid-cases-in-Singapore-and-New-Zealand-overtake-Australia-despite-super-strict-mandates-They-dont-matter
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Tucker explores Pelosi's stock wealth and how she's raking in the cash: 'Limousine liberalism' on steroids
Like any good Democrat, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) purports to be a champion of the underdog, but the optics of her husband's latest financial investment had Fox Business senior correspondent Charlie Gasparino pointing out who's really benefiting from her policies as she practiced "'limousine liberalism' ...on steroids." Gasparino joined "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Monday where he addressed concerns over Paul Pelosi's acquisition of up to $5 million worth of stock in Nvidia ahead of a vote in the House that would benefit the company with Fox News host Tucker Carlson. Before bringing the correspondent in, Carlson drew attention to Pelosi's track record. "Well, you often hear politicians brag about their public service that's such a sacrifice. And yet Nancy Pelosi's career suggests maybe you missed your calling," the host expressed before adding, "She spent three decades in Congress and yet somehow Nancy Pelosi is worth tens of millions of dollars. How'd you get so rich?"
https://www.sott.net/article/470061-Tucker-explores-Pelosis-stock-wealth-and-how-shes-raking-in-the-cash-Limousine-liberalism-on-steroids
Tucker explores Pelosi's stock wealth and how she's raking in the cash: 'Limousine liberalism' on steroids
Like any good Democrat, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) purports to be a champion of the underdog, but the optics of her husband's latest financial investment had Fox Business senior correspondent Charlie Gasparino pointing out who's really benefiting from her policies as she practiced "'limousine liberalism' ...on steroids." Gasparino joined "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Monday where he addressed concerns over Paul Pelosi's acquisition of up to $5 million worth of stock in Nvidia ahead of a vote in the House that would benefit the company with Fox News host Tucker Carlson. Before bringing the correspondent in, Carlson drew attention to Pelosi's track record. "Well, you often hear politicians brag about their public service that's such a sacrifice. And yet Nancy Pelosi's career suggests maybe you missed your calling," the host expressed before adding, "She spent three decades in Congress and yet somehow Nancy Pelosi is worth tens of millions of dollars. How'd you get so rich?"
https://www.sott.net/article/470061-Tucker-explores-Pelosis-stock-wealth-and-how-shes-raking-in-the-cash-Limousine-liberalism-on-steroids
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Washington mayor torched as hypocrite for complaining about border migrants bused to DC
Florida and Pennsylvania officials have floated busing migrants to Delaware. District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser is being criticized as a "Not-in-my-backyard" hypocrite for complaining about the influx of asylum seekers utilizing homeless shelters and other city services, months after Texas began busing migrants to the place they say caused the overall crisis. Bowser called the migrant issue "significant" and said she is urging a coordinated federal response, further claiming migrants are being "tricked" into boarding buses to Washington. Earlier this year, video circulated of buses arriving from Texas and debarking passengers off Massachusetts Avenue near Capitol Hill.
https://www.sott.net/article/470062-Washington-mayor-torched-as-hypocrite-for-complaining-about-border-migrants-bused-to-DC
Washington mayor torched as hypocrite for complaining about border migrants bused to DC
Florida and Pennsylvania officials have floated busing migrants to Delaware. District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser is being criticized as a "Not-in-my-backyard" hypocrite for complaining about the influx of asylum seekers utilizing homeless shelters and other city services, months after Texas began busing migrants to the place they say caused the overall crisis. Bowser called the migrant issue "significant" and said she is urging a coordinated federal response, further claiming migrants are being "tricked" into boarding buses to Washington. Earlier this year, video circulated of buses arriving from Texas and debarking passengers off Massachusetts Avenue near Capitol Hill.
https://www.sott.net/article/470062-Washington-mayor-torched-as-hypocrite-for-complaining-about-border-migrants-bused-to-DC
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Charges dropped against Stephen Colbert staffers who were arrested for unlawful entry in House office building
The 'Colbert 9' were arrested in an unauthorized area of a U.S. Capitol building in June. The "Colbert 9" were cleared of "unlawful entry" charges Monday after staffers for "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" were caught recording comedy skits inside a House Office Building after hours without permission in June. A statement from the U.S. Attorney's office read: After a comprehensive review of all of the evidence and the relevant legal authority, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia has determined that it cannot move forward with misdemeanor charges of unlawful entry against the nine individuals who were arrested on June 16, 2022 at the Longworth Office Building. The individuals, who entered the building on two separate occasions, were invited by Congressional staffers to enter the building in each instance and were never asked to leave by the staffers who invited them, though, members of the group had been told at various points by the U.S. Capitol Police that...
https://www.sott.net/article/470063-Charges-dropped-against-Stephen-Colbert-staffers-who-were-arrested-for-unlawful-entry-in-House-office-building
Charges dropped against Stephen Colbert staffers who were arrested for unlawful entry in House office building
The 'Colbert 9' were arrested in an unauthorized area of a U.S. Capitol building in June. The "Colbert 9" were cleared of "unlawful entry" charges Monday after staffers for "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" were caught recording comedy skits inside a House Office Building after hours without permission in June. A statement from the U.S. Attorney's office read: After a comprehensive review of all of the evidence and the relevant legal authority, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia has determined that it cannot move forward with misdemeanor charges of unlawful entry against the nine individuals who were arrested on June 16, 2022 at the Longworth Office Building. The individuals, who entered the building on two separate occasions, were invited by Congressional staffers to enter the building in each instance and were never asked to leave by the staffers who invited them, though, members of the group had been told at various points by the U.S. Capitol Police that...
https://www.sott.net/article/470063-Charges-dropped-against-Stephen-Colbert-staffers-who-were-arrested-for-unlawful-entry-in-House-office-building
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NYC bodega worker has his murder charges FINALLY dropped after he stabbed gangster in self-defense during attack over price of a bag of chips
New York City prosecutors are seeking to drop murder charges against a bodega worker for fatally stabbing a man who physically attacked him over a bag of chips. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office on Tuesday asked a judge to drop the charges against 61-year-old Jose Alba, who said he was acting in self-defense in the stabbing, court filings show. Bragg had faced intense backlash after charging Alba, including criticism from the city's mayor, who said the bodega worker was clearly justified in defending himself.
https://www.sott.net/article/470064-NYC-bodega-worker-has-his-murder-charges-FINALLY-dropped-after-he-stabbed-gangster-in-self-defense-during-attack-over-price-of-a-bag-of-chips
NYC bodega worker has his murder charges FINALLY dropped after he stabbed gangster in self-defense during attack over price of a bag of chips
New York City prosecutors are seeking to drop murder charges against a bodega worker for fatally stabbing a man who physically attacked him over a bag of chips. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office on Tuesday asked a judge to drop the charges against 61-year-old Jose Alba, who said he was acting in self-defense in the stabbing, court filings show. Bragg had faced intense backlash after charging Alba, including criticism from the city's mayor, who said the bodega worker was clearly justified in defending himself.
https://www.sott.net/article/470064-NYC-bodega-worker-has-his-murder-charges-FINALLY-dropped-after-he-stabbed-gangster-in-self-defense-during-attack-over-price-of-a-bag-of-chips
