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Although advocates for covid-19 lockdowns continue to insist that they save lives, actual experience keeps suggesting otherwise. On a national level, just eyeballing the data makes this clear. Countries that have implemented harsh lockdowns shouldn’t expect to have comparatively lower numbers of covid-19 deaths per million. In Italy and the United Kingdom, for example, where lockdowns have been repeatedly imposed, death totals per million remain among the worst in the world. Meanwhile, in the...

Lockdown extremism: an obsession for the insane and the fascists January 22nd, 2021 By Jon Rappoport As my readers know, I’ve spent the last year refuting every so-called COVID fact promoted by public health officials---including the false notion that SARS-CoV-2 has been proven to exist. In this article, I’m simply showing that devotees of the Cult of COVID are contradicting their own assumptions. For purposes of argument only, we’ll assume the virus exists, spreads rapidly, and causes il...

The virus is unstoppable. It travels to all corners of the globe at lightning speed. Conclusion? The only way to achieve herd immunity is to have the whole population of the planet live and work out in the open, fight through the pandemic, and eventually win. That’s the inference to draw, once you accept the mainstream view of the virus and the pandemic. But of course, opening up the world is not the conclusion of the experts or the political leaders. They take the opposite view: more lock...

The waterfall in the Segari Melintang Forest as it was before (left) and what it looks like now. - Pix courtesy of Rakan Segari IPOH (Bernama): Environmental destruction at the Segari Melintang Forest Reserve, Manjung is believed to be due to a quarry project at the site. Environment and Water Minister, Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said this was based on initial investigation conducted by the Perak Department of Environment (DOE) at the forest reserve on Monday (Jan 18) and Tuesday (Jan 19)...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: As the trajectory of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, government officials at all levels are reevaluating their health and safety protocols and adjusting workplace guidance based on ever-shifting case metrics. While all states had begun reopening over the summer, rising cases have caused many jurisdictions to either pause their progress, or return to more restrictive measures. Jurisdictions across the country continue to pro...

Governor Gavin Newsom announced a new plan to safely reopen schools in the spring. With some schools possibly opening by next month more schools could be reopening. 23ABC's Alex Bell breaks down the state plan on how students will return to class.

In anticipation of Fiji’s borders re-opening to travelers, Tourism Fiji is pleased to introduce the “Care Fiji Commitment” which is a program including enhanced safety, health and hygiene protocols to ensure the utmost safety of travelers to Fiji in a post COVID-19 world. Although Fiji’s borders are currently still closed to international travelers, the introduction of the program represents a destination-wide assurance that Fiji is ready to welcome travelers safely back to its shores u...

CMS Ahead of President-elect Joe Bidens inauguration next week, the FBI says it has information indicating armed protests are planned at the U.S. Capitol and all 50 state capitols. Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker Monday didnt go into specific security measures going on at the Illinois capitol in Springfield, but says Illinois State Police is getting prepared. "The ISP is quite well aware of the challenges that may crop up. Theyve seen them even leading into the session days here." Pritzker say...

Gov. Gavin Newsom recently released the State Safe Schools for All plan, California’s framework to support schools to continue operating safely in-person and to expand the number of schools safely

A Summary of Published Appellate Opinions Involving the California Environmental Quality Act Despite relatively few published opinions this year, there were significant appellate court rulings on a range of topics, including whether projects are properly classified as discretionary or ministerial, the adequacy of mitigation, agencies’ document retention obligations, the remedy for an inadequate EIR, mootness, and statutes of limitations. The one California Supreme Court CEQA decision addresse...