‘Preposterous’: Biden admin extends liability protection to COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers

The Biden Department of Health and Human Services has extended liability protection to COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers and administrators through Dec. 31, 2029, precluding vaccine recipients who reportedly end up injured or their surviving family members from holding those responsible to account.

Kim Mack Rosenberg, general counsel for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Children’s Health Defense, called the decision from the outgoing administration “very concerning,” not only because it protects pharmaceutical companies and the government but because it “allows for largely unfettered product development.”

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inBig Pharma, Covid/Coronavirus, vaccine controversy

Mars Next and “All of the Above”

As the next administration takes shape, countless voices are vying for influence over the future of America’s space program. I’d wager one in particular — someone apparently very close to the President-elect — might be suggesting a bold new direction: “Sir. Forget racing China to the moon,” Elon Musk may be saying. “We’re almost ready with Starship. Announce we’ll launch humans to Mars by 2029 — the Apollo anniversary. You’ll go down in history! You’ll be as big as Kennedy!”

If I had that access, it’s exactly what I’d be saying.

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inDonald Trump, Space

Canadian Doctor Fights for Free Speech at Supreme Court Over Covid Censorship

A Canadian doctor who was censored for discussing Covid topics during the pandemic is taking her legal battle to the country’s Supreme Court, in a bid to have free speech restrictions imposed on her finally removed.

Dr. Kulvinder Kaur Gill made the decision after the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled to uphold three “cautions” she received for tweets opposing what she considered to be harmful Covid lockdowns, published in August 2020.

These cautions were issued by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) in February 2021. The state’s medical regulator in 2020 warned medical professionals that the opinions they express should be in line with whatever the government or public health institutions decide is the correct information.

That included lockdowns, which Gill openly criticized early on, and continues to believe were ineffective in dealing with the pandemic. Besides her opinion, Gill also offered what her legal counsel says is “ample evidence” to CPSO to support her stance on the ineffectiveness of lockdowns.

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inCanada, Censorship

Corrupt Media Obsess Over Luigi Mangione After Memory Holing Trump’s Would-Be Assassins

Legacy media has shown a rare burst of old-fashioned reporting chops, digging deep into the life of Luigi Mangione, 26, who grew up in an $800,000 Towson, Maryland, home, had a wealthy real estate mogul grandfather, and suffered from back pain made worse after he went surfing in Hawaii and again when he slipped on a piece of paper, according to an ABC News report. Mangione was the 2016 valedictorian at the Gilman School in Baltimore, a private boys’ school with current tuition of nearly $38,000. The details are plentiful and the digging continues.

Rich kids are fascinating. Murder is fascinating. Manhunts are fascinating. Check, check, check. It’s like catnip to readers. And bonus, Luigi Mangione is, well of course we can’t say it, but folks have noticed: he happens to be good looking. And something about health insurance? His platform is not super clear. But health insurance is important, and way too expensive. The all-knowing media can fill in the gaps on that issue.

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inMedia Bias, Media/MSM

Immigration minister plans reforms to asylum system to stop it being ‘gamed’

Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller says he’s eyeing changes to Canada’s asylum system “that could potentially address” people who take advantage of the Safe Third Country Agreement.

Under the revised deal, Canada and the United States can turn away people who cross from one country into another through unofficial points of entry and try to claim asylum within 14 days. Until early 2023, the agreement only applied to official points of entry and did not include a 14-day rule.

Immigration lawyers and refugee advocates say the change has forced people to make more dangerous choices, like rely on human smugglers to bring them across the border in undetected ways, and to remain hidden until two weeks pass in order to make an asylum claim.

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inCanada's incompetent Liberal Government, Illegal migrants

Playboy smirks in court as he and ‘gang rapist’ twin brother are freed

A disgraced former superstar realtor smirked in court as he and his twin brother were freed after pleading not guilty to a slew of gang rapes.

Oren Alexander, 37, was snapped smiling in court Miami Friday as he and his identical sibling Alon were allowed to go free.

Less than 24 hours earlier, Judge Mindy Glazer ordered the pair held in jail over fears they’d use their access to private jets and yachts to evade justice.

Rich people rapists is a thing it seems.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inWTF?

MI5 investigates Prince Andrew’s cash from China

Chinese money given to the Duke of York is being investigated by the security services, The Telegraph can disclose.

Prince Andrew’s business venture is understood to have received money from Chinese donors with links to an alleged Communist party spy.

The disclosure comes after it emerged on Thursday that the alleged spy, described as a “close confidant” of the Duke in court documents, had been banned from the UK on national security grounds.

They gotta dump this clown.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inWTF?

Three medical bills that show true cost of America’s ‘broken’ healthcare

Talk to anyone who has had to seek medical treatment in the United States and the first question is usually: were you insured? And, if they say yes: how much did you have to pay anyway?

The American healthcare industry, worth $4.5 trillion, is the country’s largest private employer and makes up more than 17 per cent of the economy. It is also the source of a frustration so deep and widespread that when Brian Thompson, the chief executive of the insurer UnitedHealthcare, was gunned down on a busy New York street last week, the public reaction was strikingly divided.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inUSA

Rick Bell: Hands off Alberta oil in Trump tariff crisis or else!, Smith warns Ottawa

She is focused.

“Albertans will go bananas.”

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith does not mince words speaking with Postmedia this day.

There are those suggesting Alberta start sabre-rattling and threatening U.S. President-elect Donald Trump with either completely cutting off Alberta oil to the Americans or taxing the oil heading south.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inAlberta, Canada's Corrupt Liberal Government

Nancy Pelosi Brags of Defying Archbishop’s Communion Ban

VATICAN – 2022/06/29: US House of Representatives Speaker, Nancy Pelosi (R), with her husband Paul Pelosi (C), attend a Holy Mass for the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul lead by Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Basilica. (Photo by Stefano Costantino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

In an interview with the leftwing National Catholic Reporter, Pelosi was asked about a 2022 letter from San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, in which the archbishop said he would no longer allow her to receive the sacrament of the Eucharist in his archdiocese because of her pro-abortion advocacy.

“I received Communion anyway. That’s his problem, not mine,” Pelosi said.

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inKarma

Report reveals that FBI spied on its likely new director, Kash Patel

It’s going to be awkward at FBI headquarters next month when President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the bureau likely takes over.

According to a new government watchdog report, the FBI spied on its prospective new boss, Kash Patel.

Patel has promised to “clean house” at the Hoover Building, and hold all those who “abused their power” during the Russiagate “witch hunt” accountable.

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by Sarcasticat••0•Posted inFBI

Trudeau’s four-day Europe trip cost taxpayers nearly $1 Million, including $71,000 on food

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s four-day trip to Europe in June 2024 came with a hefty price tag for Canadian taxpayers, with records showing $71,000 spent on food alone, including $43,000 on inflight catering.

The total cost of the trip, which included stops in Italy and Switzerland for a G7 Summit and a Summit on Peace in Ukraine, amounted to at least $918,000.

For all the good the entitled  twit did he could have just asked someone to mail him a summary of the talks.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inCanada's Corrupt Liberal Government