People fighting back!
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They won't stand down willingly. The people will need to act beyond just memes and threats. These words will ultimately need to be backed up by lethal action.
That's not what anyone wants, that just the way it is
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Hilarious… Rancher confronts Beto… We don’t want you here, get the hell out!
Awesome moment from this Texas rancher. Apparently, there is a challenge called ‘Come and take it, Beto’ ‘Hell yes, we̵…
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Kid Rock Drops New Single Guaranteed to Trigger Liberals and the Media Destroying EVERYTHING They Believe In
Let's roll!
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Years ago, we all thought it was a joke, see?
That every kid got a motherf*cking trophy
But yo homie, here's a situation
A nation of pu**ies is our next generation
And these minions and their agendas
Every opinion has a millennial offended
But this amendment one, it rings true
And if it don't descend b*tch, then see number two
Ain't nothing new, right church, wrong pew
Get a clue or prove your fake news and views
Can all kick the bottom of my motherf*cking shoe
I'm the last of a few still screaming f*ck you
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Covid protests
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Covid protests
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Covid protests
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Delivery workers walk off job
The delivery of parcels could be significantly delayed today as up to 15,000 FedEx staff from NSW and WA stop work over job security.
Passengers on buses in parts of Sydney will enjoy a free ride today, as drivers take industrial action
“Bus drivers are turning off the ticket machines to send a message loud and clear to Transit Systems — it's time for the company to get serious and come to the negotiating table,” Mr Olsen said.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-22/sydney-morning-briefing-free-bus-rides-as-opal-card-machines-off/100637708
The delivery of parcels could be significantly delayed today as up to 15,000 FedEx staff from NSW and WA stop work over job security.
Passengers on buses in parts of Sydney will enjoy a free ride today, as drivers take industrial action
“Bus drivers are turning off the ticket machines to send a message loud and clear to Transit Systems — it's time for the company to get serious and come to the negotiating table,” Mr Olsen said.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-22/sydney-morning-briefing-free-bus-rides-as-opal-card-machines-off/100637708
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A lot of Satanist signs from Kid Rock in that video - and othersKid Rock Drops New Single Guaranteed to Trigger Liberals and the Media Destroying EVERYTHING They Believe In
Let's roll!
Years ago, we all thought it was a joke, see?
That every kid got a motherf*cking trophy
But yo homie, here's a situation
A nation of pu**ies is our next generation
And these minions and their agendas
Every opinion has a millennial offended
But this amendment one, it rings true
And if it don't descend b*tch, then see number two
Ain't nothing new, right church, wrong pew
Get a clue or prove your fake news and views
Can all kick the bottom of my motherf*cking shoe
I'm the last of a few still screaming f*ck you
RebelYell
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Australia seems to be fighting back:
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The gallows are out in Australia…
Situation is spiraling in Victoria State of Australia Death threats for Dan Andrews Andrews attacks Freedom Fighters Great interviews in here…
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And Rotterdam too
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The situation in Rotterdam escalates! Heavy rioting between lockdown opponents and police officers!
Video taken from Faruk Firat Offiziell. - Heavy riots now in Rotterdam between lockdown opponents and police officers. On several videos shots and explosions can be heard! Situation now escalating! Telegram: https://t.me/farukfirat
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Until people show up armed and drag the politicians out of their homes and hold them accountable, walking down the street will accomplish nothing.
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Everything proceeds in steps. First you have a handful of brave men. Then you have small crowds. Then you have big crowds. Then you drag them out and hold them accountable.
Did you watch the fourth of my videos?
The Australians have got to the stage that they set up a gallows and hanged an effigy of Dan Andrews on the steps of Parliament. I would suggest that that is a step in the right direction, wouldn't you?
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I just said about the same thing in one of the Aussie threads. Protests do nothing! Petitions do nothing! Internet videos from YT celebrities do nothing. It's all just feel good shit! No action (the kind of action you speak of) will always result in no change
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Step lively soldier! More urgency is required...don't you think?
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Armed insurrection is NOT always necessary. All that needs to happen is for the army to change sides. Think Ceausescu. It started with a protest, and two days later the army arrested him, tried him and shot him.
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Also think the Velvet revolution. I should have posted this in this thread, but I started another one. I am posting it here too:
And therein we find, neglected by us, the simplest, the most accessible key to our liberation: a personal nonparticipation in lies! Even if all is covered in lies, even if all is under their rule, let us resist in the smallest way: Let their rule hold not through me
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He's not wrong you know.
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Anti-vaccine campaigns have reached unheard-of levels in the Netherlands, where the government recently closed an internet page, and its social networks, where the sale of COVID-19 self-contamination kits so that people, once they have gone through the disease, can receive the QR code that allows them to enter public places, without having to be vaccinated
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Kid Rock doesn't inspire the patriot in me. Never was a bug fan of his act.
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What border state is next?
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WOW!
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Ari HoffmanSeattle, WA
November 22, 2021 9:57 AM3 Mins Reading
Washington state’s public schools are facing what one official called a "systemic" enrollment crash.
It was revealed last week in a presentation to a state Senate committee that the "November 2021 forecast is, on average, 50,334 students or 4.5 percent lower than the February forecast, and 42,036 students or 3.8 percent lower than the June forecast for the 2021-23 Biennium."
Many parents opted for private school, learning pods and home schooling. Parents told The Post Millennial that they chose other educational options. Parents cited multiple factors including that schools did not offer in-person instruction during the Covid pandemic, lack of safety on campus, teaching practices and curriculum based in critical race theory and radical, hyper-sexualized curriculum, as well as a substandard education.
Even worse, the special education program was short "12,048 students or 8.1 percent lower than the February forecast, and 9,622 students or 6.3 percent lower than the June forecast."
Parents told The Post Millennial that they pulled their children after the schools failed to re-open in 2020 which harmed students' progress and development. Additionally, many school districts saw cuts to special needs programs.
For bilingual education students, the November 2021 "…forecast is, on average, 9,415 students or 6.9 percent lower than the February forecast, and 8,790 students or 6.5 percent lower than the June forecast for the 2021-23 Biennium."
Elaine Deschamps, executive director for the Caseload Forecast Council, originally believed the falloff to be due to COVID, but is now admitting the drop is "systemic."
Those numbers are expected to decline further if Democrat Governor Jay Inslee mandates COVID vaccines for public school students.
Earlier this month, three school districts, Seattle, Bellevue and Kent cancelled school days due to a lack of staffing. Public schools in the state were short staffed before Inslee’s vaccine mandate for all K-12 teachers, which led to the firing of many staff members including substitutes.
Despite the lack of staff and declining enrollment, the board of directors of Seattle Public Schools on Wednesday approved a resolution asking the Washington State Board of Health to review the COVID-19 vaccine to be included on the list of required immunizations for students "...as a condition to accessing in-person instruction."
In a national survey, only 27 percent of parents of children ages 5 to 11, said they will vaccinate their children against COVID when the vaccine becomes available. That number has stayed consistent since July. 76 percent of those surveyed said that they were "very" or "somewhat" concerned about long-term side effects, while 71 percent worried about serious side effects.
Less than 20 of Washington’s 9,056 deaths from COVID have been children under 19.
Before the school year began, enrollment projections were so low for the district that they begged parents to re-enroll their children, citing a loss of funding if numbers continued to decline. Declining enrollment and reduced staff has also led to teachers being shifted between schools.
The same school board that claims to need vaccine mandates to prioritize student safety has still not dealt with a massive and dangerous homeless encampment on the campus of Broadview-Thompson K-8.
Washington public schools lose over 55,000 students
Washington state’s public schools are facing what one official called a "systemic" enrollment crash as parents pull students out of school for multiple reasons.
Washington public schools lose over 55,000 students
Washington state’s public schools are facing what one official called a "systemic" enrollment crash as parents pull students out of school for multiple reasons.Ari HoffmanSeattle, WA
November 22, 2021 9:57 AM3 Mins Reading
Washington state’s public schools are facing what one official called a "systemic" enrollment crash.
It was revealed last week in a presentation to a state Senate committee that the "November 2021 forecast is, on average, 50,334 students or 4.5 percent lower than the February forecast, and 42,036 students or 3.8 percent lower than the June forecast for the 2021-23 Biennium."
Many parents opted for private school, learning pods and home schooling. Parents told The Post Millennial that they chose other educational options. Parents cited multiple factors including that schools did not offer in-person instruction during the Covid pandemic, lack of safety on campus, teaching practices and curriculum based in critical race theory and radical, hyper-sexualized curriculum, as well as a substandard education.
Even worse, the special education program was short "12,048 students or 8.1 percent lower than the February forecast, and 9,622 students or 6.3 percent lower than the June forecast."
Parents told The Post Millennial that they pulled their children after the schools failed to re-open in 2020 which harmed students' progress and development. Additionally, many school districts saw cuts to special needs programs.
For bilingual education students, the November 2021 "…forecast is, on average, 9,415 students or 6.9 percent lower than the February forecast, and 8,790 students or 6.5 percent lower than the June forecast for the 2021-23 Biennium."
Elaine Deschamps, executive director for the Caseload Forecast Council, originally believed the falloff to be due to COVID, but is now admitting the drop is "systemic."
Those numbers are expected to decline further if Democrat Governor Jay Inslee mandates COVID vaccines for public school students.
Earlier this month, three school districts, Seattle, Bellevue and Kent cancelled school days due to a lack of staffing. Public schools in the state were short staffed before Inslee’s vaccine mandate for all K-12 teachers, which led to the firing of many staff members including substitutes.
Despite the lack of staff and declining enrollment, the board of directors of Seattle Public Schools on Wednesday approved a resolution asking the Washington State Board of Health to review the COVID-19 vaccine to be included on the list of required immunizations for students "...as a condition to accessing in-person instruction."
In a national survey, only 27 percent of parents of children ages 5 to 11, said they will vaccinate their children against COVID when the vaccine becomes available. That number has stayed consistent since July. 76 percent of those surveyed said that they were "very" or "somewhat" concerned about long-term side effects, while 71 percent worried about serious side effects.
Less than 20 of Washington’s 9,056 deaths from COVID have been children under 19.
Before the school year began, enrollment projections were so low for the district that they begged parents to re-enroll their children, citing a loss of funding if numbers continued to decline. Declining enrollment and reduced staff has also led to teachers being shifted between schools.
The same school board that claims to need vaccine mandates to prioritize student safety has still not dealt with a massive and dangerous homeless encampment on the campus of Broadview-Thompson K-8.
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New York hospital emergency room ceases operation after employees refuse to get vaccinated
Staff at the the Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital in New York were given two options, get vaccinated, or be barred from working. Some chose the latter, causing a freestanding emergency room to cease operations.
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New York hospital emergency room ceases operation after employees refuse to get vaccinated
Staff at the the Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital in New York were given two options, get vaccinated, or be barred from working. Some chose the latter, causing a freestanding emergency room to cease operations.Jarryd JaegerVancouver, BC
November 25, 2021 7:25 PM1 Mins Reading
Staff at the the Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital in New York were given two options, get vaccinated, or be barred from working. Some chose the latter, causing a freestanding emergency room to cease operations.
The Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital's freestanding emergency room in Long Beach has temporarily ceased operation after a New York state requirement that medical workers had to be vaccinated was not followed by all employees.
The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)’s vaccine mandate was announced in August by then-governor Andrew Cuomo, and as The Daily Wire reports, exemptions were few and far between.
"The Emergency Department in Long Beach operated by Mount Sinai South Nassau," the hospital said in a November 22 statement, "will be closed temporarily as of 3 PM today due to nursing staff shortages."
"The staffing shortage and closure of the LBED is a result of the Hospital’s compliance with the NYSDOH’s mandate ... requiring the suspension of all staff working under temporary religious exemptions who could not show proof today of receiving a first dose of COVID-19 vaccination or a valid medical exemption from receiving it."
"We regret having to take this step but the safety of our patients is always our No. 1 priority," the statement continues. "This closure should not be interpreted as anything beyond what it is – a temporary measure designed to relieve current staffing challenges in our Emergency Department. Our nurses, physicians and support staff have been on the frontlines of the pandemic for more than 21 months. We will continue to be there for our patients."
In the mean time, patients seeking emergency care are being instructed to visit the hospital's main campus in Oceanside, NY.
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