Seattle runs SEGREGATED anti-racism seminars for city employees that teach that ‘whites are oppressors’

The city of Seattle invited non-white civic employees to a three-hour city-funded ‘racial inferiority’ seminar that excluded white people, new documents reveal.

In contrast, white staffers were taught that they are responsible for racism and should view themselves as ‘oppressors.’

The revelation of the segregated seminars endorsed by the city comes after a Seattle radio host uncovered the seminars’ contents after filing a public disclosure request to Seattle’s city hall for the lesson materials.

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Facebook Whistleblower Is Leftist Activist Repped By Lawyer For ‘Whistleblower’ Behind Trump Impeachment

The Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen, has a record of donations to far-left Democrats and a history of raising issues about purported bias while at previous employers, a Daily Wire review found. She is working with Democrat operatives to roll out her complaint and has the same lawyers as the anonymous Ukraine “whistleblower” whose allegations led to Donald Trump’s impeachment, but who reportedly turned out to be then-Vice President Joe Biden’s top advisor on the country.

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CNBC anchor to Fauci: Are you sure breakthrough infections are as rare as you guys keep claiming?

A notable example from Friday of a mainstream non-Fox news anchor expressing some polite skepticism about vaccine efficacy. I understand that the vaccines work to prevent hospitalization and death and that’s amazing, says Sara Eisen, but the impression given by public-health experts is that they largely prevent infections too, and, well, do they?

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Undercover Video: Pfizer Scientists Say Natural Immunity Is Superior and Big Pharma is Suppressing Info for Money

James O’Keefe and Project Veritas has struck again and this time, it looks like undercover honey pots took some Pfizer nerds out for dinner and got them talking about stuff The Man doesn’t want you to know—specifically, that natural immunity is better than the COVID vaccine. Duh. We all know this. But the Ministry of Truth is trying to bury knowledge we’ve all had since birth and pretend that none of our grandparents knew how to treat a respiratory virus.

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Who Are the Advisors Who Circle a Confused President?

Henry the VIII had Thomas Cromwell as his Privy Counselor with Cromwell playing a vital role in the King’s personal, domestic, and international relationships.

Napoleon depended on Talleyrand as his Grand Chamberlain, a master diplomat who managed to serve King Louis XVI, the leaders of the French Revolution, and then Napoleon.

The last Tsar of Russia depended on Grigori Rasputin, a self-declared mystic and holy man who ministered to the ailing son of Nicolas II while providing the “Supreme Ruler of the Russians” with advice and counsel.

And just who counsels President Joseph Biden?

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Canada has ‘turned a blind eye’ to cracking down on offshore tax schemes

When the 2016 Panama Papers investigation revealed how the powerful and wealthy hid fortunes through shadowy offshore companies, public uproar spurred a global crackdown.

It was the leak that launched a hundred investigations, recouping more than $1 billion for public coffers, while removing prime ministers from office and sending tax evaders to jail.

But not here.

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French Catholic church expresses ‘shame’ after report finds 330,000 children were abused

The French Catholic church has expressed “shame” and pleaded for forgiveness, after a devastating report found that at least 330,000 children were victims of sexual abuse by clergy and lay members of church institutions over the past 70 years.

The publication of the landmark report on Thursday, France’s first major reckoning with what the Catholic church accepted was “appalling” abuse, has shaken the country with its horrific findings of a “massive phenomenon” of sexual abusers of children operating for decades within the church and its associated institutions.

The two-and-a-half-year independent inquiry found that staggering numbers of children were subjected to sexual violence by priests and clergy while the crimes were covered up in a “systemic way” by a deliberate “veil of silence” in the church.

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Hollywood On the Brink of Shutdown After Union Members Vote for Strike to Halt Film and TV Productions

Hollywood could undergo yet another shutdown following the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) recent vote to authorize a nationwide strike if negotiations fail with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).

With an 89 percent turnout, the IATSE union overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike with 98 percent in favor, putting the AMPTP in a difficult position as the deadline to renew a contract looms.

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Ontario reports 429 new Covid cases … and Mixy Vaxxy Travel Blues

Ontario reports 429 new Covid cases … and Mixy Vaxxy Travel Blues

Ontario reports just over 400 new COVID-19 cases, 3 more deaths

Ontario is reporting just over 400 new COVID-19 infections today as daily case counts continue to decline in the province.

Officials logged 429 new COVID-19 cases today, down from the 511 cases confirmed on Monday and the 466 infections confirmed one week ago.


Canada must convince countries who reject mixed-dose travellers: travel association

OTTAWA – Convincing dubious countries to allow Canadians with mixed vaccines to travel across their borders may be tricky, but Canada has a responsibility to try, according to a director with the Association of Canadian Travel Agencies (ACTA).

The federal government is expected to release more details about a standardized vaccine passport for Canadians in the coming weeks, but even with that in hand some Canadians will find themselves turned away at certain borders or mandated to quarantine.

Several countries, including the United States, only recognize people with two identical doses of an approved vaccine as being fully vaccinated. As well, Oxford-AstraZeneca is not on the list of approved vaccines in many places.

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Are the Russia hoax’s ‘big fish’ finally in John Durham’s crosshairs?

Of the many positions Kash Patel held during Trump’s presidency, his most important was as an aide to Devin Nunes when the latter worked doggedly to reveal that the Democrats’ Russiagate charges were a hoax coming from the Democrat party—specifically, from Hillary Clinton’s campaign. Given Patel’s insider’s knowledge of events, it means something when he appears on Maria Bartiromo’s Fox show on Sunday mornings and says that he believes that Special Prosecutor John Durham is on the verge of issuing some serious indictments against big players in the Russia hoax.

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The New Secession Movement – States increasingly look to ban travel and business with other American locales.

A new poll from the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics finds that large portions of the American public now favor blue and red states going their own ways to form separate countries. The survey results, writes political scientist Larry Sabato, highlight the “deep, wide and dangerous divides” between Trump and Biden voters, presaging a new secession movement. But the schism was already evident in the increasing number of state and local officials enacting laws and policies that ban travel and restrict commerce with other American places with governments they object to—a trend that the Covid-19 emergency has only deepened. In everything from tax policy to travel to contracting rules, a secession movement within the states has been building for years.

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St Andrews reverts to 16th Century Calvinism

Instead of original sin, students now have to acknowledge ‘personal guilt’

You would be forgiven for thinking that universities are secular institutions. But it turns out that the University of St Andrews is reverting to something akin to 16th Century Calvinism: except that this time it is preaching the doctrine of ‘personal guilt’ rather than ‘original sin.’

The university has introduced new induction modules for students (or should I say converts?) for students on sustainability, diversity and consent, and will not allow students to matriculate if they do not pass. How do students pass? By agreeing with certain statements, such as “acknowledging your personal guilt is a useful start point in overcoming unconscious bias.”

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