newswars--2020-07-13--Women Who Deliver by C-section Less Likely to Conceive More Children

Women who deliver their first child by cesarean section ( C-section ) are less likely to conceive a second child than those who deliver vaginally , despite being just as likely to plan a subsequent pregnancy , according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers .
The team followed more than 2,000 women for three years after they delivered their first child .
Kristen Kjerulff , professor of public health sciences , said that although previous studies showed that women who delivered by C-section were less likely to bear subsequent children , it was unclear to researchers whether this was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rate of conception .
The researchers followed women from before the birth of their first child and interviewed them every six months until three years after their first delivery .
During each interview , they asked women to report how often they had unprotected intercourse in each of the previous six months .
Kjerulff and colleagues analyzed data from 2,021 women between the ages of 18 and 35 who provided data on unprotected intercourse and resulting conceptions for three years after their first birth .
Nearly 600 of those women delivered their first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more likely to be older , overweight and obese , shorter , and more likely to have sought fertility advice , testing or treatment .
Approximately 69 % of women who delivered by C-section conceived after unprotected intercourse compared to approximately 78 % of women who delivered vaginally .
Women who delivered by C-section also had a reduced likelihood of a live birth .
The association remained after researchers accounted for maternal age , pre-pregnancy body mass index , time to conception of the first child , gestational weight gain , prior induced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during pregnancy and other factors .
Dr. Richard Legro , a coauthor of the manuscript published in JAMA Network Open and chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center , says that controlling for intercourse was a key strength of the study and allowed the researchers to rule out trauma or lingering pain from C-section .
Although the study didn ’ t investigate the reasons for the decreased conception rate , he suspects there may be some physiological reasons .
“ It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tubal scarring as a result of being exposed to open air and contaminants may affect subsequent attempts at getting pregnant , ” Legro said .
“ It is also possible that scar formation from the surgical wound in the uterus , though not in an area where pregnancies implant , may have lingering effects on the process of implantation.
” Based on the findings from this study , Kjerulff and Legro recommend that women under 35 who fail to conceive after a year of unprotected intercourse following a C-section seek medical help .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ may be useful for physicians counseling women who elect to have C-sections .
“ It ’ s important that women who elect to have a C-section know that there is a chance they may have difficulty conceiving in the future , ” Legro said .
Wearing the mask is part of an initiation ritual for the New World Order .

Women who deliver their first child by cesarean section (C-section) are less likely to conceive a second child than those who deliver vaginally, despite being just as likely to plan a subsequent pregnancy, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers.
The team followed more than 2,000 women for three years after they delivered their first child.
Kristen Kjerulff, professor of public health sciences, said that although previous studies showed that women who delivered by C-section were less likely to bear subsequent children, it was unclear to researchers whether this was due to maternal choice or a lower rate of conception.
The researchers followed women from before the birth of their first child and interviewed them every six months until three years after their first delivery. During each interview, they asked women to report how often they had unprotected intercourse in each of the previous six months.
Kjerulff and colleagues analyzed data from 2,021 women between the ages of 18 and 35 who provided data on unprotected intercourse and resulting conceptions for three years after their first birth. Nearly 600 of those women delivered their first child by C-section and those women were more likely to be older, overweight and obese, shorter, and more likely to have sought fertility advice, testing or treatment.
Approximately 69% of women who delivered by C-section conceived after unprotected intercourse compared to approximately 78% of women who delivered vaginally. Women who delivered by C-section also had a reduced likelihood of a live birth. The association remained after researchers accounted for maternal age, pre-pregnancy body mass index, time to conception of the first child, gestational weight gain, prior induced abortions, diabetes, hypertension, hospitalization during pregnancy and other factors.
Dr. Richard Legro, a coauthor of the manuscript published in JAMA Network Open and chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, says that controlling for intercourse was a key strength of the study and allowed the researchers to rule out trauma or lingering pain from C-section. Although the study didn’t investigate the reasons for the decreased conception rate, he suspects there may be some physiological reasons.
“It’s possible that pelvic or [fallopian] tubal scarring as a result of being exposed to open air and contaminants may affect subsequent attempts at getting pregnant,” Legro said. “It is also possible that scar formation from the surgical wound in the uterus, though not in an area where pregnancies implant, may have lingering effects on the process of implantation.”
Based on the findings from this study, Kjerulff and Legro recommend that women under 35 who fail to conceive after a year of unprotected intercourse following a C-section seek medical help. Legro noted the data from this study may be useful for physicians counseling women who elect to have C-sections.
“It’s important that women who elect to have a C-section know that there is a chance they may have difficulty conceiving in the future,” Legro said.
Wearing the mask is part of an initiation ritual for the New World Order.


newswars--2020-07-13--US Rejects Beijing’s Resource Claims to South China Sea

The US has repeatedly criticised Beijing ’ s efforts to solidify its position in the South China Sea , regularly sending American warships to the region under the guise of freedom of navigation operations .
China has time and again denounced these actions as provocations .
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has slammed Beijing ’ s claims to most of the South China Sea and its resources as completely “ unlawful ” .
Pompeo added that the Asian country is trying to control the disputed waters by pursuing a “ bullying ” campaign .
“ The United States champions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we are strengthening US policy in a vital , contentious part of that region – the South China Sea .
We are making clear : Beijing ’ s claims to offshore resources across most of the South China Sea are completely unlawful ” , he said .
Pompeo elaborated further by saying that the US doesn ’ t accept China ’ s claims to waters and an exclusive economic zone beyond the 12-nautical mile ( 22 kilometres ) range spanning from islands claimed by Beijing in the Spratly Islands group .
The secretary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Asian state couldn ’ t claim ownership over territories such as the James Shoal , which is located in the direct vicinity of Malaysia , but is almost 1,000 nautical miles ( 1,852 kilometres ) away from China ’ s coastline .
“ There are clear cases where ( China ) is claiming sovereignty over areas that no country can lawfully claim ” , the Department of State said in the official message accompanying Pompeo ’ s statement .
The contested areas of the South China Sea are claimed by five states @ @ @ @ @ @ @ controlling most of them .
China has been solidifying its position in the region by building military bases on the islands , which it insists are purely defensive .
The US , however , is trying to dispute the Chinese Navy ’ s dominance in the sea by regularly sending its destroyers and carriers there on freedom of navigation missions .
Beijing has repeatedly denounced them as “ provocations ” , demanding that American vessels leave the waters and that Washington abandon the practice before tensions escalate further , albeit without success .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ is a mockingbird distraction from what ’ s really happening .

The US has repeatedly criticised Beijing’s efforts to solidify its position in the South China Sea, regularly sending American warships to the region under the guise of freedom of navigation operations. China has time and again denounced these actions as provocations.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has slammed Beijing’s claims to most of the South China Sea and its resources as completely “unlawful”. Pompeo added that the Asian country is trying to control the disputed waters by pursuing a “bullying” campaign.
“The United States champions a free and open Indo-Pacific. Today we are strengthening US policy in a vital, contentious part of that region – the South China Sea. We are making clear: Beijing’s claims to offshore resources across most of the South China Sea are completely unlawful”, he said.
Pompeo elaborated further by saying that the US doesn’t accept China’s claims to waters and an exclusive economic zone beyond the 12-nautical mile (22 kilometres) range spanning from islands claimed by Beijing in the Spratly Islands group. The secretary of state went on to argue that the Asian state couldn’t claim ownership over territories such as the James Shoal, which is located in the direct vicinity of Malaysia, but is almost 1,000 nautical miles (1,852 kilometres) away from China’s coastline.
“There are clear cases where (China) is claiming sovereignty over areas that no country can lawfully claim”, the Department of State said in the official message accompanying Pompeo’s statement.
The contested areas of the South China Sea are claimed by five states, including China, with Beijing currently controlling most of them. China has been solidifying its position in the region by building military bases on the islands, which it insists are purely defensive.
The US, however, is trying to dispute the Chinese Navy’s dominance in the sea by regularly sending its destroyers and carriers there on freedom of navigation missions. Beijing has repeatedly denounced them as “provocations”, demanding that American vessels leave the waters and that Washington abandon the practice before tensions escalate further, albeit without success.
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what’s really happening.


newswars--2020-07-13--Five more asteroids inbound this week but NASA is warning of upcoming flyby closer than the MOON

NASA ’ s asteroid hunters have identified yet another five close flybys due this week but , even more worryingly , they have also identified one space rock which will soon pass between Earth and the Moon .
In highly alarming news from NASA ’ s Center for Near Earth Object Studies ( CNEOS ) , asteroid hunters have identified a ‘ potentially hazardous ’ asteroid due to pass Earth in September at a paltry distance of 71,805km – just one-fifth of the distance between us and the Moon ( 384,399km ) .
Asteroid 2011 ES4 , which measures 160ft @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to buzz the Earth at 29,375kph on September 1 at 10:49am EDT ( 3:49pm BST ) .
Mercifully , given its somewhat small diameter , even if it were to stray off course and actually hit us , it would not be the end of life as we know it , though it would certainly pack a punch .
For context , the Chelyabinsk meteor which exploded above Russia on February 15 , 2013 was just 18 meters in diameter , but was still sizeable enough to cause significant localized damage .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ energy released from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima .
Some 1,491 people were injured in the incident , mostly by debris like shattered glass or from burns on their skin owing to the brightness of the explosion , which was 30 times more intense than the Sun .
At least 112 had to be hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the incident , two in serious condition .
So in the unlikely event that 2011 ES4 , almost three times the size of the Chelyabinsk meteor , should take a detour and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ expected , the damage could potentially be substantial .
In the meantime , on Monday , two asteroids measuring at least 30 meters , 2020 KJ7 ( 30m , roughly half the size of the Leaning Tower of Pisa ) and 2009 OS5 ( 42m , or half the size of the Statue of Liberty ) will pass us by at a distance of 4.5 million and 6.75 million kilometers respectively .
On Tuesday , asteroid 2020 MQ2 ( 42m ) , measuring five London buses in diameter , will pass us at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by 2020 NM ( 21m or one-and-a-half times the height of the Hollywood sign ) , which will shoot past us at a safe distance of four million kilometers .
Bringing up the rear on Friday will be the Arc de Triomphe-sized 2020 MX ( 48m ) , which will fly past at 5.6 million kilometers , ending yet another week of relatively close calls for our home planet .

NASA’s asteroid hunters have identified yet another five close flybys due this week but, even more worryingly, they have also identified one space rock which will soon pass between Earth and the Moon.
In highly alarming news from NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS), asteroid hunters have identified a ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid due to pass Earth in September at a paltry distance of 71,805km – just one-fifth of the distance between us and the Moon (384,399km).
Asteroid 2011 ES4, which measures 160ft (49 meters), is expected to buzz the Earth at 29,375kph on September 1 at 10:49am EDT (3:49pm BST).
Mercifully, given its somewhat small diameter, even if it were to stray off course and actually hit us, it would not be the end of life as we know it, though it would certainly pack a punch.
For context, the Chelyabinsk meteor which exploded above Russia on February 15, 2013 was just 18 meters in diameter, but was still sizeable enough to cause significant localized damage.
It exploded with up to 33 times the energy released from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Some 1,491 people were injured in the incident, mostly by debris like shattered glass or from burns on their skin owing to the brightness of the explosion, which was 30 times more intense than the Sun.
At least 112 had to be hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the incident, two in serious condition.
So in the unlikely event that 2011 ES4, almost three times the size of the Chelyabinsk meteor, should take a detour and pay us an even closer visit than expected, the damage could potentially be substantial.
In the meantime, on Monday, two asteroids measuring at least 30 meters, 2020 KJ7 (30m, roughly half the size of the Leaning Tower of Pisa) and 2009 OS5 (42m, or half the size of the Statue of Liberty) will pass us by at a distance of 4.5 million and 6.75 million kilometers respectively.
On Tuesday, asteroid 2020 MQ2 (42m), measuring five London buses in diameter, will pass us at 6.4 million kilometers, followed on Thursday by 2020 NM (21m or one-and-a-half times the height of the Hollywood sign), which will shoot past us at a safe distance of four million kilometers.
Bringing up the rear on Friday will be the Arc de Triomphe-sized 2020 MX (48m), which will fly past at 5.6 million kilometers, ending yet another week of relatively close calls for our home planet.


newswars--2020-07-13--Scientists Evaluate Zinc Intake For COVID-19 Prevention

Researchers from Sechenov University in collaboration with colleagues from Germany , Greece and Russia reviewed scientific articles on the role of zinc in the prevention and treatment of viral infections and pneumonia , with projections on those caused by SARS-CoV-2 .
The results were published in the International Journal of Molecular Medicine .
Zinc is necessary for normal metabolism and functioning of the reproductive , cardiovascular and nervous systems , but it is also important for the immune system , in particular for the proliferation and maturation of white blood cells ( some of them are able to capture and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ produce antibodies ) .
In addition , zinc is involved in the regulation of inflammation .
Thus , normal levels of zinc support human resistance to inflammatory and infectious diseases .
‘ According to the current estimates , the risk of zinc deficiency is observed in more than 1.5 billion people in the world .
In Russia , deficiency of this element occurs in 20-40 % of the population ; in some regions it reaches 60 % .
Given the crucial role of zinc in regulation of immunity , one can propose that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risk factor for infectious diseases , ’ said the research leader , head of the Laboratory of Molecular Dietetics at Sechenov University , Professor Anatoly Skalny .
The scientists reviewed the results of studies on the use of zinc-containing drugs for increasing immunity and preventing viral infections , including SARS-CoV-2 that caused COVID-19 outbreak this year .
Previous studies showed that zinc and its binding substances can slow down the work of RNA polymerase ( an enzyme that synthesises viral RNA molecules ) of coronaviruses and suppress their spread in the body .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ cellular zinc uptake , chloroquine , has already been tested on patients with SARS-CoV-2 , but its strong side effects make it necessary to look for other compounds with a similar effect or use zinc separately .
However , both options have not been sufficiently studied or tested yet .
Observations of the development of other viruses , such as rhinoviruses ( this family includes pathogens of acute respiratory diseases ) , show that an increase in the level of zinc in cells suppresses replication ( reproduction ) of the virus and stimulates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an antiviral activity .
In addition , zinc deficiency is considered as one of the risk factors for the development of pneumonia : it increases the susceptibility to infectious agents and the disease duration .
Several studies show the effectiveness of zinc-containing drugs in decreasing severity and duration of symptoms and reducing the prevalence of pneumonia .
However , in general , data on the use of zinc as a therapy , rather than prevention , are contradictory .
Another possible application of zinc is modulation of inflammation .
Existing data show that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reducing damage to lung tissue in pneumonia .
Zinc also helps the body resist bacteria , and bacterial pneumonia frequently occurs in patients with secondary viral infections .
‘ A recent study conducted by scientists from the USA confirmed our assumptions , demonstrating the effect of zinc intake on the risk of a severe course and the need for artificial ventilation in patients with COVID-19 , ’ said Alexey Tinkov , coauthor of the article , a leading researcher at the Laboratory of Molecular Dietetics at Sechenov University .
Therefore , according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bring down the likelihood of infectious respiratory diseases , pneumonia and its complications .
There are also indirect indications that zinc intake may be effective in the fight against coronavirus disease ( COVID-19 ) , but there is still insufficient data for recommendations .
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what ’ s really happening .

Researchers from Sechenov University in collaboration with colleagues from Germany, Greece and Russia reviewed scientific articles on the role of zinc in the prevention and treatment of viral infections and pneumonia, with projections on those caused by SARS-CoV-2.
The results were published in the International Journal of Molecular Medicine.
Zinc is necessary for normal metabolism and functioning of the reproductive, cardiovascular and nervous systems, but it is also important for the immune system, in particular for the proliferation and maturation of white blood cells (some of them are able to capture and digest microorganisms, and others – to produce antibodies). In addition, zinc is involved in the regulation of inflammation. Thus, normal levels of zinc support human resistance to inflammatory and infectious diseases.
‘According to the current estimates, the risk of zinc deficiency is observed in more than 1.5 billion people in the world. In Russia, deficiency of this element occurs in 20-40% of the population; in some regions it reaches 60%. Given the crucial role of zinc in regulation of immunity, one can propose that its insufficiency may be considered as a risk factor for infectious diseases,’ said the research leader, head of the Laboratory of Molecular Dietetics at Sechenov University, Professor Anatoly Skalny.
The scientists reviewed the results of studies on the use of zinc-containing drugs for increasing immunity and preventing viral infections, including SARS-CoV-2 that caused COVID-19 outbreak this year. Previous studies showed that zinc and its binding substances can slow down the work of RNA polymerase (an enzyme that synthesises viral RNA molecules) of coronaviruses and suppress their spread in the body. One of the substances that stimulate the cellular zinc uptake, chloroquine, has already been tested on patients with SARS-CoV-2, but its strong side effects make it necessary to look for other compounds with a similar effect or use zinc separately. However, both options have not been sufficiently studied or tested yet.
Observations of the development of other viruses, such as rhinoviruses (this family includes pathogens of acute respiratory diseases), show that an increase in the level of zinc in cells suppresses replication (reproduction) of the virus and stimulates production of interferon alpha, which has an antiviral activity.
In addition, zinc deficiency is considered as one of the risk factors for the development of pneumonia: it increases the susceptibility to infectious agents and the disease duration. Several studies show the effectiveness of zinc-containing drugs in decreasing severity and duration of symptoms and reducing the prevalence of pneumonia. However, in general, data on the use of zinc as a therapy, rather than prevention, are contradictory.
Another possible application of zinc is modulation of inflammation. Existing data show that zinc ions have an anti-inflammatory effect, reducing damage to lung tissue in pneumonia. Zinc also helps the body resist bacteria, and bacterial pneumonia frequently occurs in patients with secondary viral infections.
‘A recent study conducted by scientists from the USA confirmed our assumptions, demonstrating the effect of zinc intake on the risk of a severe course and the need for artificial ventilation in patients with COVID-19,’ said Alexey Tinkov, coauthor of the article, a leading researcher at the Laboratory of Molecular Dietetics at Sechenov University.
Therefore, according to current research, adequate zinc status can bring down the likelihood of infectious respiratory diseases, pneumonia and its complications. There are also indirect indications that zinc intake may be effective in the fight against coronavirus disease (COVID-19), but there is still insufficient data for recommendations.
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what’s really happening.


newswars--2020-07-13--How the State Destroys Families

How the State Destroys Families

The peculiar consequences that result from government intervention are similar in all areas of economic and social life .
Problems such as indifference , evaporating solidarity , irresponsibility , and short-term thinking are more than often caused or exacerbated by—sometimes well-intentioned—government interventions .
This holds true for interventions in the financial world and in business , and it is no different with family policy .
To make this clear , we first want to make a few comments about the economics of the family and then explain how state intervention tends to destroy families from within .
According to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ community between a man and a woman , before God , with God , and for God .
It is a kind of worship .
Of course , this is not the only motivation to start a family at all , but worship is what defines the Christian family .
From this covenant of life before God , with God , and for God , a whole series of further consequences follow with logical necessity , e.g.
, the formal and public alliance of the spouses , lifelong loyalty , openness to many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Christian commitment outside of one ’ s own family .
Conversely , where there is no reference to God , there is no logical connection between these elements .
They then appear as more or less arbitrary conventions .
They become optional in the free design of individual lifestyles .
Sometimes they become superfluous and even a hindrance .
In a society that loses the love for God , the family also loses its solid form .
The Christian family is then gradually replaced by a patchwork of other forms of being together @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one ’ s taste .
This is inevitable and can not be prevented by any human intervention—not even by the state .
But the traditional dominance of the Christian family is not only threatened by widespread apostasy .
It is also , and massively , under siege by state intervention .
In order to understand these , however , we first have to consider the economic reasons from which families arise and grow .
The very first of these reasons is the division of labor .
The theory of division of labor teaches @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exchange their surpluses is more profitable than nonspecialized work .
The shoemaker naturally produces more shoes , the baker more bread than he himself and his family would need .
But the point is that their specialization makes more shoes and breads overall than if everyone had devoted part of their time to shoemaking and another part to baking .
The most important precondition of this little miracle is that the specialists have different talents .
The productivity of the division of labor is based on the inequality of the exchange partners .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ family is so efficient .
Men and women are different , and they happily complement each other .
They complement each other in their intellectual and physical abilities , in their social skills , in their spiritual and aesthetic sensibilities , and in their mental lives .
It is therefore possible for them to grow together in all these dimensions of being human beyond what would be possible for them alone and on their own .
The cross-generational division of labor within the family is equally important .
The generations are also different @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Young people typically have a large work capacity and creativity , but less experience and money .
The cooperation between the generations of a family is also favored by trust and affection that has grown over many years , which still has to be built up in relation to people who are not family members .
From a purely economic perspective , families are probably the most efficient form of human organization .
Unfortunately , this is hardly ever properly appreciated , not even by the economists .
This is probably due to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ performance has many dimensions , most of which are difficult or impossible to measure , in distinct contrast to the performance of a company or of a sports club .
Families are exceptionally efficient , but not infallible .
They usually fail in one of the major areas of conflict : finance , raising children , sexuality .
If no common denominator is found here , if there is a lack of hope or openness to the gifts of God , then failure is likely .
But how is this failure promoted by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Family To answer this question , we first have to consider the nature of the state .
According to Max Weber ’ s well-known definition , the state is a monopoly of legitimate violence .
This concept of the state is rooted in the legal concept of the modern state—the state that determines the law at its own discretion .
It emerged in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries from the debates on the natural law conception of objective law , which is beyond human arbitrariness .
In the modern conception , the state @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that correspond to its special obligations .
Rather , it is above the law in a strict sense .
The state is completely free to decide what is right and wrong .
Once this concept of the law and of the state has gained a foothold , there is a natural tendency toward unlimited state growth .
There is no logical brake on this movement , because the powers and tasks of the state are no longer fundamentally limited , but fundamentally open and unlimited .
And there is hardly any economic brake @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it grows , so does the income and power of state servants and all other interested parties .
Family policy has become an important area of state growth in recent years .
In the past , various state interventions served to protect the family ( tax privileges , child benefits , etc . )
, but today ’ s politics are almost exclusively harmful to the family .
It should be noted that explicit political harm to families is rather rare .
Communists like Friedrich Engels correctly recognized the family as a source @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Such fanatics still exist today , but they do not determine what happens .
Tacit damage to the family is a much more important variant .
In fact , the family-damaging effects of government intervention are sometimes not even considered .
Monetary policy is an important example .
Our current monetary system is designed to create constant ( moderate ) price inflation , which in turn creates irresistible incentives for debt management .
The risks are obvious .
How many families have been broken because they proved to be unable to handle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no intention of accepting such consequences or even accepting them knowingly .
They simply do not take them into account when making political decisions .
And yet these are consequences that result from their decisions .
In other cases , the damage to the family is not pursued as an independent goal , but is accepted as a side effect of a policy .
To a lesser extent , this affects the classic welfare state , in particular the supposedly liberal social policy à la John Stuart Mill , which became the dominant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ countries after the Second World War and has also been prevalent in Germany for around twenty years .
According to Mill , the state should promote freedom of choice for individuals by removing the stones of life from their path .
In particular , the state should liberate them from the constraints and oppressive forces of their social environment .
Mill ’ s followers today have taken this approach to extremes .
Ultimately , they understand “ constraints ” and “ oppression ” to mean anything that restricts human arbitrariness—anything that could prevent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do , or from being what they would like to be .
Oppression arises not only from laws , taxes , and personal economic circumstances .
It also originates in authorities such as the church , fathers , mothers , and company heads .
It shows up in border fences and walls .
In extreme form , it shows itself in the circumstances of one ’ s own identity .
Your own gender and your own body should also be freely selectable , and the state should also help the individual with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intervenes to bring about such “ liberation ” it damages family life .
Indeed , on the one hand , such interventions burden families financially , and , on the other hand , they make families superfluous .
The most important example is emancipation policy in the name of feminism .
The state-funded all-day schools and all-day kindergartens , which Ursula von der Leyen and our current chancellor introduced in Germany with great determination , expressly aim to alleviate the life constraints of the female existence .
Their purpose was to take a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so that they could develop freely .
All of this fits seamlessly into feminist politics since the 1970s : abortion rights , state-funded reimbursement of contraception and abortion costs , divorce laws , custody laws , etc .
It is clear that this policy does not support the Christian family .
In fact , it damages the family by worsening the relationship between the costs and benefits of family life .
It reduces the incentives to start a family and keep it alive even under resistance .
All-day schools and all-day kindergartens are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ returns to family life decrease while the need for additional monetary income increases .
The greater economic independence of women then reduces the costs of exiting the family community .
There are increased divorces and increased numbers of single mothers .
This connection is further reinforced by the fact that the incentives for men to start a family also decrease .
For one thing , you have to expect a higher probability of failure from the start .
On the other hand , German divorce law very often means economic ruin for men @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , this creates a destructive “ rationality trap.
” From a woman ’ s economic perspective , the family becomes unnecessary and superfluous as a result of government intervention .
But as the family withers , the performance of the economy as a whole is weakened , and ultimately taxes are reduced , without which feminist politics is impossible .
In light of these crazy implications , one may yearn for the classic welfare state .
The good old welfare state—let us primarily think of the pay-as-you-go pension and healthcare systems—was in no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the expense of the taxpayer .
Its goal was not to liberate the individual from all life constraints , but only to provide some protection against major economic emergencies .
However , a return to such a system would be deceptive , at least with regard to families .
The welfare state has also had a lasting impact on the relationship between the costs and benefits of family life .
It , too , has weakened the community of solidarity between the spouses—and between parents and children—if not quite as quickly , brutally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ feminist politics .
It didn ’ t slaughter the family , but it slowly decomposed them .
This tendency is particularly evident in the relationship between the generations .
The state pension system turns this relationship upside down in economic terms .
Families must continue to bear the costs of bringing up children but must share their children ’ s future tax payments with all other citizens , including the childless .
The benefits of children are socialized , while the cost of raising children remains private .
If you wanted to reduce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of anything better .

The peculiar consequences that result from government intervention are similar in all areas of economic and social life.
Problems such as indifference, evaporating solidarity, irresponsibility, and short-term thinking are more than often caused or exacerbated by—sometimes well-intentioned—government interventions. This holds true for interventions in the financial world and in business, and it is no different with family policy. To make this clear, we first want to make a few comments about the economics of the family and then explain how state intervention tends to destroy families from within.
A Power Plant without Equal
According to the Christian definition, the family is a community between a man and a woman, before God, with God, and for God. It is a kind of worship. Of course, this is not the only motivation to start a family at all, but worship is what defines the Christian family.
From this covenant of life before God, with God, and for God, a whole series of further consequences follow with logical necessity, e.g., the formal and public alliance of the spouses, lifelong loyalty, openness to many children, rejection of abortion, and Christian commitment outside of one’s own family. Conversely, where there is no reference to God, there is no logical connection between these elements. They then appear as more or less arbitrary conventions. They become optional in the free design of individual lifestyles. Sometimes they become superfluous and even a hindrance.
In a society that loses the love for God, the family also loses its solid form. The Christian family is then gradually replaced by a patchwork of other forms of being together, which are set up according to one’s taste. This is inevitable and cannot be prevented by any human intervention—not even by the state.
But the traditional dominance of the Christian family is not only threatened by widespread apostasy. It is also, and massively, under siege by state intervention. In order to understand these, however, we first have to consider the economic reasons from which families arise and grow. The very first of these reasons is the division of labor.
The theory of division of labor teaches us that the work of specialists who exchange their surpluses is more profitable than nonspecialized work. The shoemaker naturally produces more shoes, the baker more bread than he himself and his family would need. But the point is that their specialization makes more shoes and breads overall than if everyone had devoted part of their time to shoemaking and another part to baking.
The most important precondition of this little miracle is that the specialists have different talents. The productivity of the division of labor is based on the inequality of the exchange partners. And that is exactly why the Christian family is so efficient. Men and women are different, and they happily complement each other. They complement each other in their intellectual and physical abilities, in their social skills, in their spiritual and aesthetic sensibilities, and in their mental lives. It is therefore possible for them to grow together in all these dimensions of being human beyond what would be possible for them alone and on their own.
The cross-generational division of labor within the family is equally important. The generations are also different; they also complement each other. Young people typically have a large work capacity and creativity, but less experience and money. The cooperation between the generations of a family is also favored by trust and affection that has grown over many years, which still has to be built up in relation to people who are not family members.
From a purely economic perspective, families are probably the most efficient form of human organization. Unfortunately, this is hardly ever properly appreciated, not even by the economists. This is probably due to the fact that the family’s performance has many dimensions, most of which are difficult or impossible to measure, in distinct contrast to the performance of a company or of a sports club.
Families are exceptionally efficient, but not infallible. They usually fail in one of the major areas of conflict: finance, raising children, sexuality. If no common denominator is found here, if there is a lack of hope or openness to the gifts of God, then failure is likely.
But how is this failure promoted by government intervention?
The State and the Family
To answer this question, we first have to consider the nature of the state. According to Max Weber’s well-known definition, the state is a monopoly of legitimate violence. This concept of the state is rooted in the legal concept of the modern state—the state that determines the law at its own discretion. It emerged in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries from the debates on the natural law conception of objective law, which is beyond human arbitrariness. In the modern conception, the state itself does not only have special rights that correspond to its special obligations. Rather, it is above the law in a strict sense. The state is completely free to decide what is right and wrong.
Once this concept of the law and of the state has gained a foothold, there is a natural tendency toward unlimited state growth. There is no logical brake on this movement, because the powers and tasks of the state are no longer fundamentally limited, but fundamentally open and unlimited. And there is hardly any economic brake on state growth either, because as it grows, so does the income and power of state servants and all other interested parties.
Family policy has become an important area of state growth in recent years. In the past, various state interventions served to protect the family (tax privileges, child benefits, etc.), but today’s politics are almost exclusively harmful to the family.
It should be noted that explicit political harm to families is rather rare. Communists like Friedrich Engels correctly recognized the family as a source of bourgeois morality and therefore fought them. Such fanatics still exist today, but they do not determine what happens.
Tacit damage to the family is a much more important variant. In fact, the family-damaging effects of government intervention are sometimes not even considered. Monetary policy is an important example. Our current monetary system is designed to create constant (moderate) price inflation, which in turn creates irresistible incentives for debt management. The risks are obvious. How many families have been broken because they proved to be unable to handle the debt burden? Monetary politicians have no intention of accepting such consequences or even accepting them knowingly. They simply do not take them into account when making political decisions. And yet these are consequences that result from their decisions.
In other cases, the damage to the family is not pursued as an independent goal, but is accepted as a side effect of a policy. To a lesser extent, this affects the classic welfare state, in particular the supposedly liberal social policy à la John Stuart Mill, which became the dominant factor in Great Britain and the Scandinavian countries after the Second World War and has also been prevalent in Germany for around twenty years.
According to Mill, the state should promote freedom of choice for individuals by removing the stones of life from their path. In particular, the state should liberate them from the constraints and oppressive forces of their social environment. Mill’s followers today have taken this approach to extremes. Ultimately, they understand “constraints” and “oppression” to mean anything that restricts human arbitrariness—anything that could prevent individuals from doing what they would like to do, or from being what they would like to be. Oppression arises not only from laws, taxes, and personal economic circumstances. It also originates in authorities such as the church, fathers, mothers, and company heads. It shows up in border fences and walls. In extreme form, it shows itself in the circumstances of one’s own identity. Your own gender and your own body should also be freely selectable, and the state should also help the individual with this free choice.
When the state intervenes to bring about such “liberation” it damages family life. Indeed, on the one hand, such interventions burden families financially, and, on the other hand, they make families superfluous. The most important example is emancipation policy in the name of feminism. The state-funded all-day schools and all-day kindergartens, which Ursula von der Leyen and our current chancellor introduced in Germany with great determination, expressly aim to alleviate the life constraints of the female existence. Their purpose was to take a heavy load off women’s shoulders so that they could develop freely. All of this fits seamlessly into feminist politics since the 1970s: abortion rights, state-funded reimbursement of contraception and abortion costs, divorce laws, custody laws, etc.
It is clear that this policy does not support the Christian family. In fact, it damages the family by worsening the relationship between the costs and benefits of family life. It reduces the incentives to start a family and keep it alive even under resistance. All-day schools and all-day kindergartens are financed through family taxation, so the returns to family life decrease while the need for additional monetary income increases. The greater economic independence of women then reduces the costs of exiting the family community. There are increased divorces and increased numbers of single mothers. This connection is further reinforced by the fact that the incentives for men to start a family also decrease. For one thing, you have to expect a higher probability of failure from the start. On the other hand, German divorce law very often means economic ruin for men.
From the perspective of economic theory, this creates a destructive “rationality trap.” From a woman’s economic perspective, the family becomes unnecessary and superfluous as a result of government intervention. But as the family withers, the performance of the economy as a whole is weakened, and ultimately taxes are reduced, without which feminist politics is impossible.
In light of these crazy implications, one may yearn for the classic welfare state. The good old welfare state—let us primarily think of the pay-as-you-go pension and healthcare systems—was in no way aimed at enabling individual self-fulfillment at the expense of the taxpayer. Its goal was not to liberate the individual from all life constraints, but only to provide some protection against major economic emergencies.
However, a return to such a system would be deceptive, at least with regard to families. The welfare state has also had a lasting impact on the relationship between the costs and benefits of family life. It, too, has weakened the community of solidarity between the spouses—and between parents and children—if not quite as quickly, brutally, and cynically as the more recent feminist politics. It didn’t slaughter the family, but it slowly decomposed them. This tendency is particularly evident in the relationship between the generations. The state pension system turns this relationship upside down in economic terms. Families must continue to bear the costs of bringing up children but must share their children’s future tax payments with all other citizens, including the childless. The benefits of children are socialized, while the cost of raising children remains private. If you wanted to reduce families, you couldn’t think of anything better.


newswars--2020-07-13--Estimated 100,000 Slaves Working Across UK, 10,000 in Coronavirus City of Leicester: Reports

A report by the think tank the Centre for Social Justice and the anti-slavery charity Justice and Care says that nearly 100,000 slaves are working across Britain , around ten times more than 2017 government estimates .
The report , It Still Happens Here published on Sunday , used artificial intelligence to analyse the crime and intelligence reports across six towns and cities in the West Midlands to estimate some 4,197 victims of slavery in one year .
Extrapolated for the entire United Kingdom , the think tank came to the figure of 99,469 , which does not count the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ databases .
The government had estimated in 2017 that around 10,000 to 13,000 slaves were operating in the UK .
The slavery is being coordinated by “ ruthless criminal networks ” and ranges from hard labour , crime , domestic servitude , to prostitution , with children also being trafficked for exploitation .
Gangsters are said to be working in conjunction with people traffickers to bring in and exploit illegal immigrants , including those from the Middle East , who along with Eastern Europeans , are being subjugated to “ debt bondage ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ board are considered a debt to be paid off before release from servitude .

A report by the think tank the Centre for Social Justice and the anti-slavery charity Justice and Care says that nearly 100,000 slaves are working across Britain, around ten times more than 2017 government estimates.
The report, It Still Happens Here published on Sunday, used artificial intelligence to analyse the crime and intelligence reports across six towns and cities in the West Midlands to estimate some 4,197 victims of slavery in one year. Extrapolated for the entire United Kingdom, the think tank came to the figure of 99,469, which does not count the victims who have not appeared in police databases. The government had estimated in 2017 that around 10,000 to 13,000 slaves were operating in the UK.
The slavery is being coordinated by “ruthless criminal networks” and ranges from hard labour, crime, domestic servitude, to prostitution, with children also being trafficked for exploitation. Gangsters are said to be working in conjunction with people traffickers to bring in and exploit illegal immigrants, including those from the Middle East, who along with Eastern Europeans, are being subjugated to “debt bondage”, where their expenses for passage and board are considered a debt to be paid off before release from servitude.
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newswars--2020-07-13--Nolte: Oliver Stone Rips Hollywood as “Too Fragile, Too Sensitive”

Three-time Oscar-winner Oliver Stone told the far-left New York Times he ’ s no longer “ anxious ” to make movies in a Hollywood that ’ s “ too fragile , too sensitive , ” and “ like an Alice in Wonderland tea party.
” The Times interviewed Stone to promote the release of the 73-year-old director ’ s upcoming memoir , Chasing the Light .
The outspoken Stone admits that after a near-15 year run of films that captured the zeitgeist and drove the national conversation , those days are over .
But he also admitted , in so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ real place for him in mainstream Hollywood anymore , that the industry ’ s “ politically correct [ expletive ] ” means he is no longer welcome .
How can a true artist fully express himself with a “ sensitivity counselor ” on the set ?
OLIVER STONE : The problem is in Hollywood .
It ’ s just so expensive — the marketing .
Everything has become too fragile , too sensitive .
Hollywood now — you can ’ t make a film without a Covid adviser .
You can ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It ’ s ridiculous .

Three-time Oscar-winner Oliver Stone told the far-left New York Times he’s no longer “anxious” to make movies in a Hollywood that’s “too fragile, too sensitive,” and “like an Alice in Wonderland tea party.”
The Times interviewed Stone to promote the release of the 73-year-old director’s upcoming memoir, Chasing the Light. The outspoken Stone admits that after a near-15 year run of films that captured the zeitgeist and drove the national conversation, those days are over. But he also admitted, in so many words, that there is no real place for him in mainstream Hollywood anymore, that the industry’s “politically correct [expletive]” means he is no longer welcome.
How can a true artist fully express himself with a “sensitivity counselor” on the set?
OLIVER STONE: The problem is in Hollywood. It’s just so expensive — the marketing. Everything has become too fragile, too sensitive. Hollywood now — you can’t make a film without a Covid adviser. You can’t make a film without a sensitivity counselor. It’s ridiculous.
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newswars--2020-07-13--Gov. Cuomo Unveils Bizarre ‘Pandemic Poster’ Touting New York’s COVID-19 Response

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo ( D ) unveiled a strange art poster he personally designed depicting the state ’ s response to the coronavirus pandemic .
Cuomo proudly unveiled his artwork during a press conference Monday , which showed a mountain representing the coronavirus fatality bell-curve with strange symbols conveying certain points of the pandemic , such as the shutdowns , mass testing , social distancing and mask wearing .
“ I did a new one for what we went through with COVID , ” Cuomo told reporters .
“ I think the general shape is familiar to you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we curved the mountain , we came down the other side.
” Cuomo launched into a meandering and long-winded explanation about what the convoluted messaging behind the sophomoric artwork means , such as the “ sea of division , ” “ winds of fear , ” and even President Trump sitting on a crescent moon claiming the virus is “ just the flu.
” The poster is even complete with a communist-sounding slogan “ Love , COMMUNITY , Support.
” Cuomo explained that he enjoys making political campaign cartoons , and has made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He even constructed a paper-mâché mountain meant to physically convey the curve of the coronavirus death rate last month .
What none of his artwork or models mention is a sizable percentage of the total COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. are attributed to the thousands of elderly deaths resulting from several Democrat governors ’ questionable mandates ordering coronavirus patients into nursing homes to supposedly free up hospital space .
In fact , Cuomo even blamed the nursing homes for listening to his directives !
Owen exposes the murderous track record of New York @ @ @ @ @

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) unveiled a strange art poster he personally designed depicting the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Cuomo proudly unveiled his artwork during a press conference Monday, which showed a mountain representing the coronavirus fatality bell-curve with strange symbols conveying certain points of the pandemic, such as the shutdowns, mass testing, social distancing and mask wearing.
“I did a new one for what we went through with COVID,” Cuomo told reporters. “I think the general shape is familiar to you. We went up the mountain, we curved the mountain, we came down the other side.”
Cuomo launched into a meandering and long-winded explanation about what the convoluted messaging behind the sophomoric artwork means, such as the “sea of division,” “winds of fear,” and even President Trump sitting on a crescent moon claiming the virus is “just the flu.”
Here is a high res version of the Cuomo pandemic poster he unveiled today. pic.twitter.com/3LlcewnuOV — Nick Reisman (@NickReisman) July 13, 2020
The poster is even complete with a communist-sounding slogan “Love, COMMUNITY, Support.”
Cuomo explained that he enjoys making political campaign cartoons, and has made several other posters in the past.
He even constructed a paper-mâché mountain meant to physically convey the curve of the coronavirus death rate last month.
Normal time to be alive pic.twitter.com/7NWKYKkxUz — Good Idea Dave (@DaveCoIon) June 29, 2020
What none of his artwork or models mention is a sizable percentage of the total COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. are attributed to the thousands of elderly deaths resulting from several Democrat governors’ questionable mandates ordering coronavirus patients into nursing homes to supposedly free up hospital space.
In fact, Cuomo even blamed the nursing homes for listening to his directives!
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Owen exposes the murderous track record of New York’s current governor.


newswars--2020-07-13--Ron Paul: Will the Federal Reserve Cause the Next Riots?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly both recently denied that the Federal Reserve ’ s policies create economic inequality .
Unfortunately for Powell , Daly , and other Fed promoters , a cursory look at the Fed ’ s operations shows that the central bank is the leading cause of economic inequality .
The Federal Reserve manipulates the money supply by buying and selling government securities .
This means that when the Fed decides to pump money into the economy , it does so by putting it in the pockets of wealthy , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to spend the new money before the Fed ’ s actions result in widespread inflation .
Wealthy individuals also tend to be among the first to invest in the bubbles that form when the Fed distorts interest rates , which are the price of money .
These investors may lose some money when the bubble bursts , but these losses are usually outweighed by their gains , so they end up profiting from the Fed-created boom-bubble-bust cycle .
In contrast , middle-class Americans lose jobs as well as savings , houses , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will also not benefit as much as the rich and well-connected from government bailouts and stimulus schemes .
Middle- and working-class Americans also suffer from a steady erosion of their standard of living because of the Fed ’ s devaluation of the currency .
This is the reason why so many Americans rely on credit cards to cover routine expenses .
The Federal Reserve is thus the reason why total US credit card debt is almost one trillion dollars .
Big-spending politicians are also beneficiaries of the fiat money system .
The Fed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Congress to massively increase welfare and warfare spending without increasing taxes to politically unacceptable levels .
The people pay for the welfare-warfare state via the Fed ’ s hidden and regressive inflation tax .
Low interest rates also benefit politicians by keeping the federal government ’ s interest payments low .
This is an unstated reason why the Fed will keep interest rates near zero or even lower interest rates below zero .
In response to the government-caused economic collapse , the Federal Reserve increased the money supply by about a trillion dollars @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contrast , it took the Fed all of 2019 to grow the money supply by 921 billion dollars .
Even before the lockdown , the Fed was massively intervening in the economy in a futile attempt to prevent economic crisis .
A coming crisis will likely be triggered by a collapse in the dollar ’ s value and a rejection of the dollar ’ s world reserve currency status .
The economic collapse will be worse than the Great Depression .
This will result in widespread violence along with government crackdowns on liberties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The only way to avoid this is for Congress to make drastic cuts in spending — starting with defunding the military-industrial complex — and to audit then end the Fed .
Ron Paul exposes TX Gov Abbott ’ s junk science & local GOP calls for state legislature to open an emergency session to stop his criminal orders

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly both recently denied that the Federal Reserve’s policies create economic inequality. Unfortunately for Powell, Daly, and other Fed promoters, a cursory look at the Fed’s operations shows that the central bank is the leading cause of economic inequality.
The Federal Reserve manipulates the money supply by buying and selling government securities. This means that when the Fed decides to pump money into the economy, it does so by putting it in the pockets of wealthy, and oftentimes politically-connected, investors who are able to spend the new money before the Fed’s actions result in widespread inflation. Wealthy individuals also tend to be among the first to invest in the bubbles that form when the Fed distorts interest rates, which are the price of money. These investors may lose some money when the bubble bursts, but these losses are usually outweighed by their gains, so they end up profiting from the Fed-created boom-bubble-bust cycle.
In contrast, middle-class Americans lose jobs as well as savings, houses, and other assets when bubbles burst. They will also not benefit as much as the rich and well-connected from government bailouts and stimulus schemes. Middle- and working-class Americans also suffer from a steady erosion of their standard of living because of the Fed’s devaluation of the currency. This is the reason why so many Americans rely on credit cards to cover routine expenses. The Federal Reserve is thus the reason why total US credit card debt is almost one trillion dollars.
Big-spending politicians are also beneficiaries of the fiat money system. The Fed’s purchases of US debt enable Congress to massively increase welfare and warfare spending without increasing taxes to politically unacceptable levels. The people pay for the welfare-warfare state via the Fed’s hidden and regressive inflation tax.
Low interest rates also benefit politicians by keeping the federal government’s interest payments low. This is an unstated reason why the Fed will keep interest rates near zero or even lower interest rates below zero.
In response to the government-caused economic collapse, the Federal Reserve increased the money supply by about a trillion dollars from mid-April to early June. In contrast, it took the Fed all of 2019 to grow the money supply by 921 billion dollars. Even before the lockdown, the Fed was massively intervening in the economy in a futile attempt to prevent economic crisis.
A coming crisis will likely be triggered by a collapse in the dollar’s value and a rejection of the dollar’s world reserve currency status. The economic collapse will be worse than the Great Depression. This will result in widespread violence along with government crackdowns on liberties, accelerating the US slide into authoritarianism. The only way to avoid this is for Congress to make drastic cuts in spending — starting with defunding the military-industrial complex — and to audit then end the Fed.
Ron Paul exposes TX Gov Abbott’s junk science & local GOP calls for state legislature to open an emergency session to stop his criminal orders


newswars--2020-07-13--The Coronavirus Shell Game

The Coronavirus Shell Game

The coronavirus numbers are being manipulated to engineer the eventual collapse of the United States .
At every outset , @ @ @ @ @ question the leadership of Dr. Fauci and the United Nations ’ WHO are thwarted .
@ @ @ @ @ until the United States is turned upside down .

The coronavirus numbers are being manipulated to engineer the eventual collapse of the United States.
At every outset, the attempts by those who question the leadership of Dr. Fauci and the United Nations’ WHO are thwarted.
They will not be satisfied until the United States is turned upside down.


newswars--2020-07-13--First Federal Execution in US in 17 Years Stopped by Judge Hours Before Being Carried Out

A judge in Washington DC has ordered a delay in the execution of convicted murderer Daniel Lewis Lee .
It would have been the first federal execution carried out in the US in more than 17 years , had it gone ahead .
Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled on Monday to postpone the executions of several death row inmates until further notice to allow legal challenges to the lethal injection procedure , which is used for federal executions .
Lee , a self-described white supremacist from Oklahoma , was sentenced to death for the brutal 1996 murder of a family of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ His life was expected to be ended a day after the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Indiana rejected a petition by relatives of the victims , who asked for a delay because they feared they could get infected with Covid-19 while attending the procedure .
Monday ’ s new ruling , however , ordered the US Department of Justice to delay four federal executions , including Lee ’ s , until a review of the government ’ s new one-drug lethal injection protocol is complete .
Two more executions were scheduled for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one in August .
They , too , involve convicted murderers of children .
Individual states such as Missouri or Texas regularly carry out the death penalty , with seven men executed this year alone .
But the federal government maintained a de facto moratorium under the Barack Obama administration and have rarely used this form of punishment since the 1960s .
The last federal execution happened in 2003 .
US President Donald Trump ’ s administration has been seeking to resume federal executions , but the effort has been undermined by legal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of foreign suppliers to provide lethal drugs for this purpose .
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what ’ s really happening .

A judge in Washington DC has ordered a delay in the execution of convicted murderer Daniel Lewis Lee. It would have been the first federal execution carried out in the US in more than 17 years, had it gone ahead.
Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled on Monday to postpone the executions of several death row inmates until further notice to allow legal challenges to the lethal injection procedure, which is used for federal executions.
Lee, a self-described white supremacist from Oklahoma, was sentenced to death for the brutal 1996 murder of a family of three, including an eight-year-old child. His life was expected to be ended a day after the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Indiana rejected a petition by relatives of the victims, who asked for a delay because they feared they could get infected with Covid-19 while attending the procedure.
Monday’s new ruling, however, ordered the US Department of Justice to delay four federal executions, including Lee’s, until a review of the government’s new one-drug lethal injection protocol is complete. Two more executions were scheduled for later in the week and a fourth one in August. They, too, involve convicted murderers of children.
Individual states such as Missouri or Texas regularly carry out the death penalty, with seven men executed this year alone. But the federal government maintained a de facto moratorium under the Barack Obama administration and have rarely used this form of punishment since the 1960s. The last federal execution happened in 2003.
US President Donald Trump’s administration has been seeking to resume federal executions, but the effort has been undermined by legal challenges, as well as the refusal of foreign suppliers to provide lethal drugs for this purpose.
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what’s really happening.


newswars--2020-07-13--NASA Warns of Upcoming Asteroid Flyby Closer Than Moon

NASA ’ s asteroid hunters have identified yet another five close flybys due this week but , even more worryingly , they have also identified one space rock which will soon pass between Earth and the Moon .
In highly alarming news from NASA ’ s Center for Near Earth Object Studies ( CNEOS ) , asteroid hunters have identified a ‘ potentially hazardous ’ asteroid due to pass Earth in September at a paltry distance of 71,805km – just one-fifth of the distance between us and the Moon ( 384,399km ) .
Asteroid 2011 ES4 , which measures 160ft @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to buzz the Earth at 29,375kph on September 1 at 10:49am EDT ( 3:49pm BST ) .
Mercifully , given its somewhat small diameter , even if it were to stray off course and actually hit us , it would not be the end of life as we know it , though it would certainly pack a punch .
For context , the Chelyabinsk meteor which exploded above Russia on February 15 , 2013 was just 18 meters in diameter , but was still sizeable enough to cause significant localized damage .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ energy released from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima .
Some 1,491 people were injured in the incident , mostly by debris like shattered glass or from burns on their skin owing to the brightness of the explosion , which was 30 times more intense than the Sun .
At least 112 had to be hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the incident , two in serious condition .
So in the unlikely event that 2011 ES4 , almost three times the size of the Chelyabinsk meteor , should take a detour and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ expected , the damage could potentially be substantial .
In the meantime , on Monday , two asteroids measuring at least 30 meters , 2020 KJ7 ( 30m , roughly half the size of the Leaning Tower of Pisa ) and 2009 OS5 ( 42m , or half the size of the Statue of Liberty ) will pass us by at a distance of 4.5 million and 6.75 million kilometers respectively .
On Tuesday , asteroid 2020 MQ2 ( 42m ) , measuring five London buses in diameter , will pass us at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by 2020 NM ( 21m or one-and-a-half times the height of the Hollywood sign ) , which will shoot past us at a safe distance of four million kilometers .
Bringing up the rear on Friday will be the Arc de Triomphe-sized 2020 MX ( 48m ) , which will fly past at 5.6 million kilometers , ending yet another week of relatively close calls for our home planet .
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what ’ s really happening .

NASA’s asteroid hunters have identified yet another five close flybys due this week but, even more worryingly, they have also identified one space rock which will soon pass between Earth and the Moon.
In highly alarming news from NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS), asteroid hunters have identified a ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid due to pass Earth in September at a paltry distance of 71,805km – just one-fifth of the distance between us and the Moon (384,399km).
Asteroid 2011 ES4, which measures 160ft (49 meters), is expected to buzz the Earth at 29,375kph on September 1 at 10:49am EDT (3:49pm BST).
Mercifully, given its somewhat small diameter, even if it were to stray off course and actually hit us, it would not be the end of life as we know it, though it would certainly pack a punch.
For context, the Chelyabinsk meteor which exploded above Russia on February 15, 2013 was just 18 meters in diameter, but was still sizeable enough to cause significant localized damage.
It exploded with up to 33 times the energy released from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Some 1,491 people were injured in the incident, mostly by debris like shattered glass or from burns on their skin owing to the brightness of the explosion, which was 30 times more intense than the Sun.
At least 112 had to be hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the incident, two in serious condition.
So in the unlikely event that 2011 ES4, almost three times the size of the Chelyabinsk meteor, should take a detour and pay us an even closer visit than expected, the damage could potentially be substantial.
In the meantime, on Monday, two asteroids measuring at least 30 meters, 2020 KJ7 (30m, roughly half the size of the Leaning Tower of Pisa) and 2009 OS5 (42m, or half the size of the Statue of Liberty) will pass us by at a distance of 4.5 million and 6.75 million kilometers respectively.
On Tuesday, asteroid 2020 MQ2 (42m), measuring five London buses in diameter, will pass us at 6.4 million kilometers, followed on Thursday by 2020 NM (21m or one-and-a-half times the height of the Hollywood sign), which will shoot past us at a safe distance of four million kilometers.
Bringing up the rear on Friday will be the Arc de Triomphe-sized 2020 MX (48m), which will fly past at 5.6 million kilometers, ending yet another week of relatively close calls for our home planet.
Alex Jones explains how the Wayfair scandal is a mockingbird distraction from what’s really happening.


newswars--2020-07-13--UK Scientists: Turn Off Air Conditioning to Stop Coronavirus

A team of British scientists is advising people to turn off air conditioning to stop the spread of coronavirus .
In a recent report by the Telegraph , UK engineers urged people to “ sacrifice ” their comfort and open windows if they use air conditioners which recirculate air – or not use them entirely .
These types of “ split ” A/C units which do not have a “ dedicated source of outside air supply into a room… could be responsible for recirculating and spreading airborne viral particles into the path of socially distanced users , ” reads guidance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Engineers .
UK engineer Dr. Shaun Fitzgerald advised people using split units to open windows to let outside air in , or avoid places that use them altogether .
“ The recommended strategy now , if you have one of these split units , is to throw the window open and sacrifice your desire for a cold or cooler environment .
If there is a modicum of wind it will move the air around , ” Fitzgerald told the Telegraph .
“ If you can ’ t open a window , you probably @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if it is occupied by more than one person , ” Fitzgerald added .
Likewise , “ fan coil unit ” users are advised turn off their A/C ’ s if there is poor outside air ventilation : The recommendation comes as the World Health Organization is being urged to recognize the possibility that coronavirus may be spreading through airborne transmission , rather than just droplets or person-to-person contact as previously assumed .
The unwanted advice , which adds to a litany of coronavirus precautions and restrictions , will no doubt be widely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer months .
On top of reducing air conditioner use , the head of the Texas Division of Emergency Management last week urged Texans to wear face masks inside their homes .
“ We still need people to wear the mask out in public , we still need people to keep social distance and isolation , ” Chief Nim Kidd said .
“ Ryan , the one thing I want to try to get across today is we need to do that when we ’ re in our homes also.
” Maybe if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will go away ?
Tyranny escalates as COVID threat declines .
Draconian fines & jail in Texas & Colorado cities .
Treatments will be ignored along with Constitution until Dec 31 , 2020

A team of British scientists is advising people to turn off air conditioning to stop the spread of coronavirus.
In a recent report by the Telegraph, UK engineers urged people to “sacrifice” their comfort and open windows if they use air conditioners which recirculate air – or not use them entirely.
These types of “split” A/C units which do not have a “dedicated source of outside air supply into a room… could be responsible for recirculating and spreading airborne viral particles into the path of socially distanced users,” reads guidance from the Chartered Institution of Building Service Engineers.
UK engineer Dr. Shaun Fitzgerald advised people using split units to open windows to let outside air in, or avoid places that use them altogether.
“The recommended strategy now, if you have one of these split units, is to throw the window open and sacrifice your desire for a cold or cooler environment. If there is a modicum of wind it will move the air around,” Fitzgerald told the Telegraph.
“If you can’t open a window, you probably shouldn’t be using the space if it is occupied by more than one person,” Fitzgerald added.
Likewise, “fan coil unit” users are advised turn off their A/C’s if there is poor outside air ventilation:
The recommendation comes as the World Health Organization is being urged to recognize the possibility that coronavirus may be spreading through airborne transmission, rather than just droplets or person-to-person contact as previously assumed.
The unwanted advice, which adds to a litany of coronavirus precautions and restrictions, will no doubt be widely ignored especially going into the scorching hot summer months.
On top of reducing air conditioner use, the head of the Texas Division of Emergency Management last week urged Texans to wear face masks inside their homes.
“We still need people to wear the mask out in public, we still need people to keep social distance and isolation,” Chief Nim Kidd said. “Ryan, the one thing I want to try to get across today is we need to do that when we’re in our homes also.”
Maybe if we all just stop breathing the coronavirus will go away?
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newswars--2020-07-13--Watch Live: Press Sec McEnany Says Trump Administration Stands With Police, Condemns BLM Violence

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany held a press briefing Monday , announcing that President Trump would hold a pro-police @ @ @ @ @ , adding that the Trump administration condemns violence against law enforcement and the far-left groups @ @ @ @ @ nationwide race riots .

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany held a press briefing Monday, announcing that President Trump would hold a pro-police summit later in the day, adding that the Trump administration condemns violence against law enforcement and the far-left groups perpetuating violence against them amid nationwide race riots.


newswars--2020-07-13--Dems Want to Replace Monuments With Nicki Minaj Statues

The left would rather see statues of Nicki Minaj in this country than our current monuments celebrating American icons throughout @ @

The left would rather see statues of Nicki Minaj in this country than our current monuments celebrating American icons throughout history.


newswars--2020-07-14--WHO Will Not Visit Wuhan Lab Where Coronavirus Was Kept During Its Investigation

The World Health Organisation announced Monday that it will not be visiting the Wuhan Institute of Virology during its investigation into the origins of the coronavirus , despite the fact that the lab held samples of coronavirus that were almost exactly the same as that which caused a global pandemic .
The WHO stated that its mission will only seek to “ advance the understanding of animal hosts for Covid-19 and ascertain how the disease jumped between animals and humans ” .
As The Independent notes , the announcement suggests that the theory of the virus being modified or leaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been completely discounted by the WHO .
In addition , the body has refused to provide any details of the locations it will be visiting during its investigation in China .
As The Independent report notes , “ It had previously emerged the lab had held a coronavirus sample that was 96.2 per cent the same as Covid-19 for almost a decade .
This prompted speculation about the origin of the virus… ” Several prominent researchers and scientists have also noted that the lab must be investigated given this fact .
It also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Virology took a shipment of some of the world ’ s deadliest pathogens just weeks before the outbreak of the coronavirus .
It is also known that the lab was tampering with natural pathogens and mutating them to become more infectious .
Intelligence figures across the globe have also called for the Wuhan lab to be investigated .
The latest development comes amid reports that Chinese virologists have fled Hong Kong and effectively defected to the West with evidence against the Chinese Communist Party concerning its role in the COVID-19 pandemic .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not been invited ’ by China to investigate the outbreak , and has continually been criticised for propping up Communist Party talking points .

The World Health Organisation announced Monday that it will not be visiting the Wuhan Institute of Virology during its investigation into the origins of the coronavirus, despite the fact that the lab held samples of coronavirus that were almost exactly the same as that which caused a global pandemic.
The WHO stated that its mission will only seek to “advance the understanding of animal hosts for Covid-19 and ascertain how the disease jumped between animals and humans”.
As The Independent notes, the announcement suggests that the theory of the virus being modified or leaking from the lab in Wuhan has already been completely discounted by the WHO.
In addition, the body has refused to provide any details of the locations it will be visiting during its investigation in China.
As The Independent report notes, “It had previously emerged the lab had held a coronavirus sample that was 96.2 per cent the same as Covid-19 for almost a decade. This prompted speculation about the origin of the virus…”
Several prominent researchers and scientists have also noted that the lab must be investigated given this fact.
It also previously emerged that the Wuhan Institute of Virology took a shipment of some of the world’s deadliest pathogens just weeks before the outbreak of the coronavirus. It is also known that the lab was tampering with natural pathogens and mutating them to become more infectious.
Intelligence figures across the globe have also called for the Wuhan lab to be investigated.
The latest development comes amid reports that Chinese virologists have fled Hong Kong and effectively defected to the West with evidence against the Chinese Communist Party concerning its role in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The WHO previously complained that it had ‘not been invited’ by China to investigate the outbreak, and has continually been criticised for propping up Communist Party talking points.


newswars--2020-07-14--Soros Foundation Announces It Is ‘Doubling Down’ On Funding “Black-led Justice Organizations”

In an interview with the The New York Times , Open Society Foundations President Patrick Gaspard announced that the organisation , headed by billionaire George Soros is to “ double down ” on funding “ black-led justice organizations ” .
The interview was accompanied by a press release from the Open Society declaring that “ The largest share of this support— $ 150 million—will be through a set of five-year grants to Black-led justice organizations that helped to create and now sustain the momentum towards racial equality.
” “ Open Society ’ s response reflects our conviction that real progress @ @ @ @ @ @ @ letting leaders accountable to impacted communities shape the path forward.
” the release adds .
It also notes that another $ 70 million will be allocated to “ more immediate efforts to advance racial justice , ” which include efforts to “ reimagine ” policing .
Gaspard noted that the recent uprising in the US and across the world is “ the moment we ’ ve been investing in for the last 25 years.
” “ There is this call for justice in Black and brown communities , an explosion of not just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” he claimed , adding that “ it ’ s time to double down.
” “ And we understood we can place a bet on these activists — Black and white — who see this as a moment of not just incrementalism , but whole-scale reform , ” Gaspard asserted .
Gaspard directly referenced the Black Lives Matter movement , staying that “ we need these moments to be sustained .
If we ’ re going to say ‘ Black lives matter , ’ we need to say ‘ Black organizations and structures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s bold admission will raise eyebrows given that just weeks ago anyone suggesting Soros ’ foundations were providing financial assistance to BLM agitators was labelled a ‘ conspiracy theorist ’ : Indeed , Soros himself denied that his organisation was providing any funding to protests where violence occurred .

In an interview with the The New York Times, Open Society Foundations President Patrick Gaspard announced that the organisation, headed by billionaire George Soros is to “double down” on funding “black-led justice organizations”.
The interview was accompanied by a press release from the Open Society declaring that “The largest share of this support—$150 million—will be through a set of five-year grants to Black-led justice organizations that helped to create and now sustain the momentum towards racial equality.”
“Open Society’s response reflects our conviction that real progress requires sustained support over many years and letting leaders accountable to impacted communities shape the path forward.” the release adds.
It also notes that another $70 million will be allocated to “more immediate efforts to advance racial justice,” which include efforts to “reimagine” policing.
Gaspard noted that the recent uprising in the US and across the world is “the moment we’ve been investing in for the last 25 years.”
“There is this call for justice in Black and brown communities, an explosion of not just sympathy but solidarity across the board,” he claimed, adding that “it’s time to double down.”
“And we understood we can place a bet on these activists — Black and white — who see this as a moment of not just incrementalism, but whole-scale reform,” Gaspard asserted.
Gaspard directly referenced the Black Lives Matter movement, staying that “we need these moments to be sustained. If we’re going to say ‘Black lives matter,’ we need to say ‘Black organizations and structures matter.’”
The Open Society’s bold admission will raise eyebrows given that just weeks ago anyone suggesting Soros’ foundations were providing financial assistance to BLM agitators was labelled a ‘conspiracy theorist’:
Wait, isn’t this the same media that said it was a “conspiracy theory” Soros was funding BLM? https://t.co/UXQRplhaOK — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 13, 2020
Indeed, Soros himself denied that his organisation was providing any funding to protests where violence occurred.


newswars--2020-07-14--Video: Marxist BLM Protest Leader Calls For Black Militia, Revolution

The true face of the organised Black Lives Matter movement reared its head during a protest in London this past weekend , as a protest leader called for an end to capitalism , and the creation of a “ black militia ” to foment a revolution .
In video obtained by Breitbart News , protesters are seen in marxist paramilitary garb , complete with berets , with the ringleader barking proclamations about how racism “ thrives on capitalism ” .
Amid chants of “ take it to the streets… fuck the police ” and “ no justice , no peace @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The police is no different from the KKK .
They stand around and protect statues and buildings instead of people.
” In a further bizarre declaration the woman also decreed that “ They need to join the local council and litter pick too.
” After calling for the formation of a “ Black Militia ” , the woman claimed that “ I ’ m not saying it because I want people to fear and think we ’ re coming violent.
” “ What we ’ re saying is : you push we push @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is not peace until you recognise our life , and we ’ re not gon na lay down anymore , ” she added , further proclaiming that there is “ one solution : revolution !
” The activist also denied that the BLM movement is anti-semitic for supporting a free Palestine , but commanded “ Don ’ t let no Jewish man create a way to be unheard , to make you unheard .
Silence is violence , if we keep silent we are also a part of that oppression.
” As has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ full on racist anti-semite so , accordingly , BLM ’ s openly marxist stance has come under scrutiny :

The true face of the organised Black Lives Matter movement reared its head during a protest in London this past weekend, as a protest leader called for an end to capitalism, and the creation of a “black militia” to foment a revolution.
In video obtained by Breitbart News, protesters are seen in marxist paramilitary garb, complete with berets, with the ringleader barking proclamations about how racism “thrives on capitalism”.
Amid chants of “take it to the streets… fuck the police” and “no justice, no peace”, the activist claimed that “The police is no different from the KKK. They stand around and protect statues and buildings instead of people.”
In a further bizarre declaration the woman also decreed that “They need to join the local council and litter pick too.”
After calling for the formation of a “Black Militia”, the woman claimed that “I’m not saying it because I want people to fear and think we’re coming violent.”
“What we’re saying is: you push we push, you fight we fight. Peace is not peace until you recognise our life, and we’re not gonna lay down anymore,” she added, further proclaiming that there is “one solution: revolution!”
The activist also denied that the BLM movement is anti-semitic for supporting a free Palestine, but commanded “Don’t let no Jewish man create a way to be unheard, to make you unheard. Silence is violence, if we keep silent we are also a part of that oppression.”
As has been routinely noted, Marx was a full on racist anti-semite so, accordingly, BLM’s openly marxist stance has come under scrutiny:
Karl Marx was a virulent racist and an anti-Semite. pic.twitter.com/VWD1ll3xRQ — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) December 8, 2017


newswars--2020-07-14--Mask or £100 fine: Boris Johnson’s government ORDERS Britons to cover up for Covid-19 after saying i

Mask or £100 fine: Boris Johnson’s government ORDERS Britons to cover up for Covid-19 after saying it wouldn’t

After cabinet minister Michael Gove said wearing masks in shops is ‘ good manners ’ and won ’ t be mandatory , Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that it will be , with those in England and Wales who refuse facing a £100 fine .
“ The prime minister has been clear that people should be wearing face coverings in shops and we will make this mandatory from July 24 , ” a spokesperson for 10 Downing Street said on Monday .
The measure applies to England and Wales ; Scotland has already made face coverings mandatory .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ follow their diktats ?
” wondered commentator and RT columnist Neil Clark , pointing out that on Sunday , Cabinet Office Minister Gove was saying the exact opposite .
President Trump has finally given into aids that have been attempting to get him to wear a mask for months .
“ I don ’ t think mandatory , no , ” Gove told the BBC ’ s Andrew Marr , adding he would “ encourage ” people to mask up inside , as that was “ basic good manners , courtesy and consideration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Clark also highlighted the irony of a German supermarket chain Lidl offering the “ first proper resistance to the tyrannical ‘ New Normal ’ ” by saying it won ’ t enforce the face mask mandate in Scotland – and presumably in England and Wales once it goes into effect .
The opposition Labour Party was also displeased but for different reasons , criticizing Johnson for not mandating masks when it advised in favor of wearing them back in May , and “ why it ’ ll take another 11 days before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” according to the party ’ s health spokesman Jonathan Ashworth .
Labour leader Keir Starmer has criticized Johnson ’ s coronavirus response as “ slow , ” saying that the PM is “ good on the rhetoric but he is not good on governing.
” Starmer said there will inevitably be an inquiry into Downing Street ’ s handling of the pandemic .
The mask mandate is not the first time the Johnson cabinet has indulged in mixed messaging .
Their initial strategy was reportedly to let the virus spread to generate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reversing course and imposing a lockdown on March 23 .
Johnson himself was sidelined for several weeks after contracting the virus in April .
The PM then urged Britons to go out and enjoy themselves in nature , only to threaten to close the beaches at the end of June amid a new spike in cases .
This caused an uproar among the general public , with many noting that the police wasn ’ t nowhere near that zealous in cracking down on illegal parties , or mass protests in London and several @ @ @ @ @ @ @ almost 300,000 cases of Covid-19 and nearly 45,000 deaths attributed to the virus , the third-highest in the world after the US and Brazil .
Face coverings are already mandatory on public transport in England and Wales , with the same £100 ( $ 126 ) fine , which gets cut in half if paid within 14 days .

After cabinet minister Michael Gove said wearing masks in shops is ‘good manners’ and won’t be mandatory, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that it will be, with those in England and Wales who refuse facing a £100 fine.
“The prime minister has been clear that people should be wearing face coverings in shops and we will make this mandatory from July 24,” a spokesperson for 10 Downing Street said on Monday. The measure applies to England and Wales; Scotland has already made face coverings mandatory.
“How can anyone respect this government or follow their diktats?”wondered commentator and RT columnist Neil Clark, pointing out that on Sunday, Cabinet Office Minister Gove was saying the exact opposite.
President Trump has finally given into aids that have been attempting to get him to wear a mask for months.
“I don’t think mandatory, no,” Gove told the BBC’s Andrew Marr, adding he would “encourage” people to mask up inside, as that was “basic good manners, courtesy and consideration” in protecting others from the coronavirus.
Clark also highlighted the irony of a German supermarket chain Lidl offering the “first proper resistance to the tyrannical ‘New Normal’” by saying it won’t enforce the face mask mandate in Scotland – and presumably in England and Wales once it goes into effect.
The opposition Labour Party was also displeased but for different reasons, criticizing Johnson for not mandating masks when it advised in favor of wearing them back in May, and “why it’ll take another 11 days before these new guidelines come into force,” according to the party’s health spokesman Jonathan Ashworth.
Labour leader Keir Starmer has criticized Johnson’s coronavirus response as “slow,” saying that the PM is “good on the rhetoric but he is not good on governing.” Starmer said there will inevitably be an inquiry into Downing Street’s handling of the pandemic.
The mask mandate is not the first time the Johnson cabinet has indulged in mixed messaging. Their initial strategy was reportedly to let the virus spread to generate “herd immunity,” before suddenly reversing course and imposing a lockdown on March 23. Johnson himself was sidelined for several weeks after contracting the virus in April.
The PM then urged Britons to go out and enjoy themselves in nature, only to threaten to close the beaches at the end of June amid a new spike in cases. This caused an uproar among the general public, with many noting that the police wasn’t nowhere near that zealous in cracking down on illegal parties, or mass protests in London and several other cities.
The UK has recorded almost 300,000 cases of Covid-19 and nearly 45,000 deaths attributed to the virus, the third-highest in the world after the US and Brazil. Face coverings are already mandatory on public transport in England and Wales, with the same £100 ($126) fine, which gets cut in half if paid within 14 days.


newswars--2020-07-14--Ohio County Implements Hotline to Report People Not Wearing Masks

Cuyahoga County — which houses Cleveland , Ohio — has created a hotline so that people can tattle on their neighbors for not wearing masks .
Ironically , the county executive claims that they “ want people to [ wear masks ] voluntarily.
” Cuyahoga County has taken Ohio governor Mike DeWine ’ s mask order to the next level by establishing a hotline that allows people to report others for not wearing what is now considered proper attire in the new era of the Chinese coronavirus , according to a report by Cleveland.com .
The report added that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rely upon complaints filed by the public , rather than proactive policing .
“ This is not intended to be going out and finding people not wearing masks , ” insisted Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish in an announcement on Friday .
“ We want people to wear their masks — we want people to do it voluntarily.
” “ There ’ s not enough people in law enforcement throughout the county to track down people , chase them around and figure out who we can go after for not wearing a mask @ @ @ @ @

Cuyahoga County — which houses Cleveland, Ohio — has created a hotline so that people can tattle on their neighbors for not wearing masks. Ironically, the county executive claims that they “want people to [wear masks] voluntarily.”
Cuyahoga County has taken Ohio governor Mike DeWine’s mask order to the next level by establishing a hotline that allows people to report others for not wearing what is now considered proper attire in the new era of the Chinese coronavirus, according to a report by Cleveland.com.
The report added that the governor’s mask order will largely rely upon complaints filed by the public, rather than proactive policing.
“This is not intended to be going out and finding people not wearing masks,” insisted Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish in an announcement on Friday. “We want people to wear their masks — we want people to do it voluntarily.”
“There’s not enough people in law enforcement throughout the county to track down people, chase them around and figure out who we can go after for not wearing a mask,” added Budish.
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