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NEW YORK UNIONS FIGHTING VAX JAB DEMANDS

The one thing that the COVID-19 outbreak has taught us is that the best way to get people willing to take an unproven vaccine is to threaten to take away their livelihood and freedom if they do not. It’s job or jab, and we’ve been reporting on how we ended up here for months now:...

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CHICAGO’S COVID CRIME WAVE FOLLOWS SAN FRAN’S MODEL

Everybody already knows it’s a rare day that Chicago doesn’t experience multiple deadly shootings. But there’s still the perception that most of those are gang-related, and that most of the city’s neighborhoods are still safe for those not involved with gangs or criminal activities.  But that perception is now coming face-to-face with a crime wave...

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NURSING HOME EMPLOYEES STILL JAB-WARY

The New York Times, on 21 October, reported that after the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths among U.S. nursing home residents declined markedly earlier this year, August and September saw the numbers rise again, with some 4,000 deaths reported nationwide.  And this is in spite of nearly 90 percent of residents being fully vaccinated....

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ANTI-VAX SWISS PROTESTS ESCALATE: VOTE FOR VAX FREEDOM COMING

For some three months, tens of thousands in Switzerland have been protesting against the COVID Laws that have robbed those who refuse to get injected with the Operation Warp Speed gene therapy jab of freedom… but the demonstrations have been banned or barely covered by the mainstream media. Ringing bells and chanting “Freedom,” this past...

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AUSTRALIA: NO JAB, NO JOB

Marching to the COVID War orders of nations, states and cities around the world, down under, top Australian supermarkets are preparing to enforce COVID-19 vaccine mandates that could result in workers losing their jobs if they cannot produce a proof-of-vaccination card. Two supermarket giants in the country have announced that they will follow the country’s...

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CHINA PRESSURES RETAILERS TO EXPAND DIGITAL PAYMENT SYSTEM

The Chinese government is pressuring McDonald’s to expand its ability to accept payments in e-renminbi, China’s new state-backed digital currency, in more stores before next year’s Winter Olympics begin in February, according to the Financial Times. Currently, McDonald’s plans to accept the e-renminbi at 270 restaurants in Shanghai but the government wants the burger chain...

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FOLLOW THE MONEY: FTX CRYPTO EXCHANGE VALUATION REACHES $25 BILLION

The cryptocurrency exchange FTX rose in value to $25 billion through a new $420-million funding round that drew investors including the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan and funds managed by Blackrock, according to The Wall Street Journal. Other funders included IVP, Iconiq Growth, Sequoia Capital, Tiger Capital Management, and Temasek, Singapore’s national wealth fund. FTX had...

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WALMART SIGNS UP FOR CRYPTO

Walmart, the U.S.’s biggest retailer, has installed Bitcoin ATMs at 200 stores and plans to add another 8,000 across the U.S. in the months ahead, allowing customers to buy the world’s premiere cryptocurrency while they buy socks and Pampers. Walmart’s Bitcoin ATMs are operated by CoinMe, which has partnered with Coinstar.  Coinstar fields vending machines...

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INVESTORS DUMP GOLD FOR CRYPTO

Gold prices dipped below $1,800 on 25 October as investors continued to sell gold and invest in cryptocurrencies, the Financial Times reported. Investors have yanked $10 billion from the world’s largest gold-focused exchange-traded fund so far this year, and gold reserves also have lost owners, Bloomberg data shows. The price of gold has slipped about...

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