Once you step into Klaudya’s Kloset, you are immediately transported into an atmosphere of beauty and uniqueness. Indeed, this boutique, located in Bolton, Ont., is jam-packed full of unique merchandise. It is Impulse-Buy Central…
“China eats weird animals disease”
Look to the Media for Greatest Scandal of Our Lifetime
According to a headline in The American Conservative, it was “The Greatest Scandal Of Our Lifetime.”
How could you not want to read on? What could it be, this epic scandal? Russian “collusion”? “Spygate”? The Mueller probe? Hunter Biden’s influence peddling? The stolen election? Chinese spies? Watergate?
Rather disappointingly, it was none of these. R.J. Quinn, the article’s author, had instead picked out as “the greatest scandal of our lifetime” the decision by governments across the world to shut down much of their economies as a prophylactic against the coronavirus. He believes—and I agree with him—that the shutdowns produced catastrophic effects for millions of people that made the cure worse than the disease whose spread it was meant to prevent.
UK: Mutant Covid ‘is spreading 70% faster’ – but is no more lethal
The new mutant strain of Covid is spreading 70% faster than any other form of the virus, Boris Johnson has told the nation.
The prime minister said the strain could increase the UK’s R Rate by 0.4 as he announced brand new ‘tier four’ restrictions for London and the south-east this afternoon.
The festive bubble policy across tiers one, two and three has also been dramatically scaled back, with rules allowing three households to mix now restricted to Christmas Day only.
Covid Police At Work
“Get on the ground before I f@cking taser you!” Calgary’s out-of-control police threaten a young man for… skating outside at a park? @TheRealKeean please find these boys and we will sue the police for them on Monday. pic.twitter.com/YADHEFugTn
— Ezra Levant 🍁 (@ezralevant) December 19, 2020
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?
WARMINGTON: Come on, Eileen! And Mayor Tory and Chief Pegg, too. It’s Christmas
Come on, Eileen.
Come on, Mayor John Tory and Fire Chief Matthew Pegg, too.
This is not a police state.
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.
AMA Lied – How Many Died?
The American Medical Association has been adamantly against hydroxychloroquine as a therapeutic for COVID for the past year. Just a few days before the presidential election they reversed course, reversing their opposition. Did they suddenly realize HCQ might have benefit in certain patient groups or were they lying for the past year? How many individuals died as a result of being denied potential lifesaving treatment?
h/t Mom
Ontario Ministry of Health still has NO ANSWERS to tough COVID questions
With laws and health regulations changing continually, the only constant seems to be deflection by the very sources who are supposed to know and uphold the regulations.
Canadians may face travel restrictions for years if coronavirus vaccine not available for everyone
It’s expected the majority of Canadians could be vaccinated against the novel coronavirus by next September, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
While that’s great news for Canada, experts warn that unless other nations have access to vaccines, Canadians will have to continue to live in a “bubble” — meaning our borders could remain closed.
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.
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.’
Crowded movie sets ALLOWED, small esthetician SHUT in Canmore, Alberta
While Hollywood actors and directors mill around the streets of Alberta’s picturesque Canmore, the very storefronts they use to film their Hallmark movies are closed down.
Provinces should impose tougher COVID-19 restrictions now, says WHO Flunkie
OTTAWA – Canada’s chief public health officer is calling for tougher COVID-19 restrictions to be imposed immediately in many parts of the country as new case numbers continue to rise.
Provinces like Ontario still have hotspots where the epidemic is not under control, Dr. Theresa Tam told reporters in Ottawa on Friday, and the situation threatens to overwhelm critical-care workers.
Tam said provinces need to re-evaluate the measures they have in effect now because case numbers are continuing to grow.