Reason- Big Mother is watching
What does it mean to grow up under constant parental surveillance?
Devices like Verizon’s GizmoWatch are used to track young kids at an age long before they’d carry a phone. The parents get an alarm if the child ventures beyond the “geofence” they have set, at which point they can call and say, “I see where you are!”
Looks like there’s a workaround.
In the business world, anyone with this track record for prediction would be out on their ear. But in Sovietized medicine, the powers that be overlook these failures as though selective memory was the fast track to promotion.
the revisionist history around vaccines is getting pretty extreme. let’s be VERY clear:
- yes, they were promised to stop spread, contagion, and provide herd immunity.
- yes, those promises were made by the same “experts” currently claiming “vaccines were never supposed to stop spread, just reduce severity.”
- yes, they were so committed to this that they literally changed the definition of “herd immunity” to EXCLUDE natural immunity.
To be fair though, the message is also being embraced by a population that finds sleepwalking disturbingly comforting.
I am literally gobsmacked by the lack of memory and discernment.
This level of credulity leaves me wondering how the entire country has not already lost its savings in some internet scam.
eugyppius- PSA: Be Careful on Telegram
Assume that most large chat groups are infiltrated by security services and that everything you say there is being surveilled by the police.
For a few weeks, regime-friendly press outlets in Germany, like the Süddeutsche Zeitung, have been ringing the alarm about Telegram as a “lawless space” that poses a “danger to society.” Apparently it is a den of hate speech and incitement. This coordinated hyperventilation comes with demands that the new German government regulate Telegram as a social media application, which would require its administrators to report illegal content to authorities.
Good advice in general.
As we have all been reminded ad nauseum, Vaxx passports were said to be critical to ending the pandemic. For some reason, these Spanish health care workers did not get that memo.
All of the professionals had been fully vaccinated—including with booster shots.
Sur reported on Monday that the health workers who attended the Christmas meal had all taken an antigen test before the meal.
Having been assured for months that Vaccine Apartheid would allow people (at least those outside the ranks of the unclean) to resume a normal life, maybe the clincher is for people to figure out a way to eat and drink without removing their mask:
“Although I know that those attending the celebration took measures, the virus is still there and you should not lower your guard,” Bueno said. “It is necessary to keep a distance, it is essential to use the mask indoors and it should be used in outdoor spaces where there is an agglomeration of people.”
Back to your basements, you ungrateful hedonists! Don’t make me come down there!
“What you have to do is take measures so that it does not happen again,” he said.
Masks, vaccines, passport system to keep the dirty unvaxxed out and…
CTV- 42 people test positive for COVID-19 following birthday party at Kingsville restaurant
According to the article the problem is that there’s still too many vaccine virgins causing problems in places they’re not allowed to go.
Related– h/t Mecheng
We will tell you how to live, and we will tell you how to die.
The Spectator- German euthanasia clinics refusing unvaccinated customers
Montreal Gazette- Canada’s national emergency alert system will be tested Wednesday
CBC- Air Canada suspends more than 800 unvaccinated workers under new federal rules
Sun- Nearly 300 WestJet workers suspended over COVID vaccine rules
BBC- A bakery has had to stop producing its bestselling biscuit after officials found the treats were topped with illegal sprinkles.
Owner Rich Myers branded the decision “ridiculous” and said alternative sprinkles on the market were “rubbish”. He said he sourced the US-made cake toppers from a UK-based wholesaler, adding that other products on the market were not as good. “British sprinkles are rubbish,” he said. “They run and aren’t bake-stable. The colours aren’t vibrant and they just don’t look very good.”
H/T Cameron
Stop it, you’re masking too hard.
CBC- Toronto-area teacher says he faced suspension without pay for wearing N95 mask in class
Essex Windsor EMS has down-staffed ambulances today (out of service due to lack of staff), after 18 paramedics were placed on unpaid leave yesterday.
It really is insidious.
The announcement was made by Sport Manitoba and the Niverville Host Society Friday afternoon. The games were scheduled to run from February 27th to March 5th and would have had upwards of 1,500 participants and required over 1,000 local volunteers.
Along with continued uncertainty about the pandemic, and public health restrictions, it became clear it would not be possible to host an event of this magnitude and execute a safe and successful multi-sport Games experience.
Everyone feels much safer already.
A reminder that we live in a country in which driving with a phone to your ear is so dangerous as to be illegal.
And the Hospitals will staff themselves.
172 Windsor, Ont., hospital staff suspended without pay for not getting COVID-19 shots
Canada opened the land border to fully vaccinated Americans on August 9th, hoping to spur recovery in their destroyed tourism industry.
Border crossings did increase somewhat at first but have steadily declined since: currently down 90% versus 2019:
Click on chart to enlarge.
We don’t need no stinkin’ tourist dollars.
In 2019, tourism was Canada’s number one service export, totaling 3% of total exports, generating $105 billion in revenue, and accounting for 1.8 million direct and indirect jobs in Canada.
What did everyone see out there the last couple of days in our new segregated economy? Are things bouncing back?
The Manitoba marathon was a bit thin this year.
The event usually hosts roughly 12,000 participants, but Munday said this year was closer to 3,000. Runners were required to wear masks while waiting in their corral and once they crossed the finish line. Orange pylons separated athletes into five lanes at the starting line. Once a buzzer would sound, five people would start to run, followed by a five-second pause before the next group of five could begin. Munday said the delay between runners helped ensure social distancing during what is normally the most crowded portion of the event. “We usually send them out in five waves over a period of 20 minutes,” the executive director said. “Today, we did groups of 500 over four-and-a-half hours.”
