Ontario reports 2,357 new Covid cases… get ready for new Lockdown restraints

Ontario reports 2,357 new Covid cases… get ready for new Lockdown restraints

Ontario is reporting more than 2,300 new cases of the novel coronavirus and 27 more deaths as lockdown measures are set to be extended in some COVID-19 hot spots on Monday.

Provincial health officials recorded 2,357 new infections on Saturday, up from 2,290 reported the previous day.

Saturday marks the fifth day in a row that the province has recorded more than 2,000 new daily cases of the virus.


LILLEY: Prepare for dark news regarding lockdown on Monday

The two weeks to flatten the curve became months that have not ended, so is it any surprise that the four-week lockdown for Toronto and Peel has been extended?

Of course not.

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Minister Of Giving Dump Trucks Full Of Tax Payer Dollars To Justin’s Foreign Friends Makes Shit Up To Justify More Dump Trucks

Minister Of Giving Dump Trucks Full Of Tax Payer Dollars To Justin’s Foreign Friends Makes Shit Up To Justify More Dump Trucks

Coronavirus reversed a decade of progress helping world’s poor, minister says

International Development Minister Karina Gould isn’t running any victory laps despite ending 2020 by doing what so few of her political predecessors could — wrestling a sizable increase in Canadian foreign-aid spending.

Gould announced a $485-million increase in Canada’s $5.9-billion overseas development assistance budget this week, money earmarked for new international efforts to ensure the equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to poor countries.

Gould says the pandemic, in less than one year, wiped out a decade’s worth of progress in improving the plight of the world’s poorest people, especially children.

Prove it liar.

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Police put the boots to Antifa in Seattle

Police Finally Swarm Filthy Reincarnated Autonomous Zone in Seattle, It Doesn’t End Well for Antifa

As we previously reported, Antifa had been resurrecting a new “CHAZ” in Seattle, building barricades around Cal Anderson Park. They were trying to prevent the police and the city from clearing out the park that they and the homeless had been occupying.

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B.C. churches issued tickets totalling $18,400 for breaking pandemic rules

The RCMP say they have served tickets totalling $18,400 to representatives from three places of worship in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley for violating public health orders.

The Mounties said in a news release that the churches were hosting in-person gatherings contrary to provincial orders intended to protect people from COVID-19. On the Sunday mornings of Dec. 6 and Dec. 13, officers in Chilliwack, B.C., responded to reports of people gathering at three separate churches contrary to the health orders.

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Peter Navarro’s report is must-reading to understand the election

Peter Navarro’s report is must-reading to understand the election

Peter Navarro is the Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy. He’s also someone with a clear, logical mind, and a gift for distilling the narrative essence of complicated, disparate facts emerging from the six contested states in this election. The 30-page report, plus six pages of supporting footnotes, sets out the six different kinds of frauds and explains how they appeared in each state. It then concludes that, especially given Biden’s narrow margin of victory in the contested states, removing the fraudulent votes gives Trump an overwhelming victory and a clear Electoral College win.

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Swedish Professor: we are headed for disaster

Swedish Professor: we are headed for disaster

Professor Elgh has been one of the most outspoken critics of the Swedish response to Covid-19, calling for more dramatic action as early as March 2nd in an op-ed in the main Swedish broadsheet. Since then, he has been shocked by what he sees as inaction by the Swedish government. “In the early days, the information was ‘this was nothing to worry about,’ week after week after week,” he says.

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High-Tech American Military Equipment Lost in Afghanistan

The Defense Department lost advanced military gear sent to bolster coalition forces in Afghanistan, raising the risk that this proprietary equipment falls into the hands of terrorist forces still operating in the war-torn country, according to a new government oversight report.

Around 60 percent of the military items transferred to Afghan forces were not properly inventoried, according to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, which oversees the Defense Department’s spending on the war. In one case, 19 of nearly 50 night-vision goggles given to the Afghan National Defense and Security Services in the past year were captured by enemy forces. U.S. officials admitted to the inspector that they have never been able to inventory 100 percent of the military equipment sent to Afghanistan due to the volatile security situation.

Boy am I shocked.

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The Wichita Horror: 20th Anniversary Remembering the victims of the most heinous of racial crimes.

In the era of Black Lives Matter when, as the indefatigable Colin Flaherty terms it, “the greatest lie of our generation”—the Big Lie that black people “are relentless victims of relentless white racism, everywhere, always, that explains everything”—has reached a fever-pitch, we would be well-served to revisit an event that BLM and its apologists would undoubtedly prefer we not talk about.

The event is actually not just a crime, but a series of crimes so grisly, so literally monstrous, that it has come to be called, “the Wichita Massacre,” or “the Wichita Horror.”

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Scientists looking for aliens investigate radio beam ‘from nearby star’

Astronomers behind the most extensive search yet for alien life are investigating an intriguing radio wave emission that appears to have come from the direction of Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to the sun.

The narrow beam of radio waves was picked up during 30 hours of observations by the Parkes telescope in Australia in April and May last year, the Guardian understands. Analysis of the beam has been under way for some time and scientists have yet to identify a terrestrial culprit such as ground-based equipment or a passing satellite.

It is usual for astronomers on the $100m (£70m) Breakthrough Listen project to spot strange blasts of radio waves with the Parkes telescope or the Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia, but all so far have been attributed to human-made interference or natural sources.


The WOW signal.

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The credulous cult of lockdown

The credulous cult of lockdown

THE former Supreme Court judge, Lord Sumption, summed the case up with searing clarity: lockdown is a religious cult.

On Julia Hartley-Brewer’s Talk Radio show, he said the government ‘have been preaching the gospel of lockdown for eight months. The fact is they (lockdowns) do not work. If we were all to be sedated, locked in wooden boxes permanently and fed by robots, that might work.’

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ISIS terrorists Fought With Benefits From Sweden, Media Investigation Reveals

Swedish Social Insurance Agency Director General Nils Öberg has admitted that the abuse of welfare systems has become so extensive that it can now be considered “systemic”.

At least 45 Daesh* terrorists have been supported by Swedish grants after they left the Nordic country to join the terrorist organisation, an investigation by the newspaper Expressen has revealed.

According to the newspaper, they received their benefits while they were fighting in Syria, in some cases over a period of several years. Twenty-four of the terrorists received money directly, whereas the rest were treated as “part of the same family community”.

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Hackers Breach U.S. Government Agency That Maintains Nuclear Weapons Stockpile

Hackers Breach U.S. Government Agency That Maintains Nuclear Weapons Stockpile

Hackers have reportedly breached the U.S. government agency responsible for maintaining the nation’s stockpile of nuclear weapons, according to news reports and government officials.

“They found suspicious activity in networks belonging to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories in New Mexico and Washington, the Office of Secure Transportation at NNSA, and the Richland Field Office of the DOE,” Politico reported. “The hackers have been able to do more damage at FERC than the other agencies, and officials there have evidence of highly malicious activity, the officials said, but did not elaborate.”

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