Ontario reports 511 new Covid cases … and your charter right to pandemic pole dancing

Ontario reports 511 new Covid cases … and your charter right to pandemic pole dancing

Ont. reports just over 500 new COVID-19 cases today, 2 more deaths

Ontario is reporting just over 500 new COVID-19 cases today, about 100 fewer cases than were confirmed last Monday.

Provincial health officials logged 511 new COVID-19 infections today, down from 580 on Sunday and 613 one week ago.


Strippers challenge Ontario’s pandemic measures in court

TORONTO — An advocacy group representing strippers will argue in Ontario court this week that provincial pandemic measures affecting strip clubs have targeted the workers and violated their charter rights.

The application for judicial review was filed last fall after the province ordered the closure of all strip clubs following COVID-19 exposures and investigations at some Toronto facilities.

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Merck’s New Drug – A Wonder Or Incipient Slaughter?

Molnupiravir, a drug Merck thinks “may be the answer to Covid-19”, is now all the rage. The company will be asking for authorization to use it, presumably in an EUA since there are “no other treatments for ambulatory (non-hospital) persons.”

That’s bull****, of course, but bull**** is the norm; just ignore the elephants in the room — all of them — for which we have a crap-ton of safety data spanning decades.

This is a “new molecule.” I looked at it. Those who are calling it Merckmectin or Phizermectin (that is, an “on-patent” reformulation of an extremely safe and widely-distributed drug) are making a serious error, and that error may kill you.

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Ongoing border closure with Canada is costing US businesses $1.5 billion a month

The current travel-related restrictions between Canada and Mexico are costing U.S. businesses close to $1.5 billion a day in “travel exports,” according to the U.S. Travel Association. Travel exports are defined as spending by foreign residents while visiting the U.S.

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How Seinfeld (Hilariously) Exposed the Creepy Authoritarianism of Aggressive Do-Gooders

If you asked me what my favorite Seinfeld episode is, I’d have a hard time answering. There are just too many winners.

Many would say the best ever is “The Contest,” the Emmy Award-winning episode where Jerry and company compete to see who is “master of their domain.” And who can forget “The Soup Nazi” or “The Merv Griffin Show” or Kenny Rogers chicken (“The Chicken Roaster”)?

Personally, I’ve always been a fan of “The Race,” the one where Elaine is dating a communist—Ned Isakoff—who feeds Kramer a bunch of socialist propaganda that ends up getting Kramer and his side-kick Mickey fired from their Santa/Elf gig at Coleman’s department store.

All of these are worthy of discussion for belonging in the Seinfeld pantheon; I bust a gut laughing at each one. But one of the most instructive scenes—one fitting for our times—comes in “The Sponge,” when Kramer decides to participate in an AIDS walk to support charity.

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Heroes of the Pandemic

Many highly accomplished and credentialed medical professionals have put their careers and reputations on the line with their public opposition to the failed COVID strategies of the global biomedical complex. For this, the corporate media has done everything it can to discredit them, and suppress their alternative message.

Over 9,100 medical doctors and scientists have signed a document charging policy-makers with potential “crimes against humanity,” accusing them of preventing physicians from providing life-saving treatments for their patients and suppressing open scientific discussion.

h/t Marvin

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245 days and counting: Melbourne surpasses Buenos Aires and sets world record for most time spent in lockdown

Australia’s Melbourne has displaced the capital of Argentina as the record holder for the city with the most days spent under Covid-19 lockdowns, the country’s media reported amid a surge in cases.

Melbourne residents endured their 245th day under restrictions on Sunday evening, the country’s national broadcaster ABC reported, adding that it is now the longest cumulative lockdown for any city in the world.

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Ontario reports 580 new Covid cases … and Sno-luck at the Border

Ontario reports 580 new Covid cases … and Sno-luck at the Border

Ontario reports 580 new COVID-19 cases; two additional deaths

Ontario reported 580 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday and two new deaths, as the province’s seven-day rolling average continued a slow decline first seen during the month September.

Ontario reported 704 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday and 668 on Friday.


Canadian snowbirds question why land border is still closed as they prepare to fly to U.S., ship their RVs

As the United States land border closure to non-essential travel drags on, patience is wearing thin for some fully vaccinated Canadian snowbirds who live in their RVs year-round.

That’s because if the U.S. side of the border remains closed next month, the snowbirds will be shelling out big bucks to fly to the U.S. and transport their RVs by land.

“It’s ridiculous,” said Laura Fordham who lives in an RV full-time with her husband, Fred. “It just does not make sense why they would let people fly, but not let people drive.”

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10 Legitimate Reasons So Many People Are Refusing The Covid Shots

As the pressure to take the experimental COVID vaccine intensifies, many people are being forced to make extremely difficult decisions that may greatly impact their livelihoods and even their lives. Unfortunately, there are too many people who still rely on the corporate-owned and controlled media to give them the truth about this issue. That is a big mistake.

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Ontario university will not allow unvaccinated students who normally learn in-person to take online courses

When asked for a statement, a spokesperson said the university is following the directive of Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health in creating a vaccination policy for the institution.

No further explanation was provided for why students learning remotely would have to be fully vaccinated.

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How to Achieve Herd Immunity — Virology & Vaccine Expert Geert Vanden Bossche Explains

In a recent post on his Website, Geert Vanden Bossche, PhD, summarized his views about how to achieve herd immunity. While governmental narratives typically suggest that herd immunity can be achieved through mass vaccination, Geert Vanden Bossche has a very different view, which he already expressed in early March 2021 in an Open Letter to the WHO. Also last March, he explained in a Covexit.com webinar not only that vaccine-induced herd immunity was an illusion but that widespread vaccine-resistance was shortly to be expected.

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Ontario reports 704 new Covid cases … and Pfizer looks to expand revenue stream … with your kids

Ontario reports 704 new Covid cases … and Pfizer looks to expand revenue stream … with your kids

Ontario reports 704 new COVID-19 cases, 7 more deaths

Ontario reported more than 700 new COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths, marking the highest single-day case count in over a week.

Provincial health officials logged 704 new coronavirus infections today, up from 668 yesterday and from 640 a week ago.


Pfizer says it has submitted initial COVID-19 vaccine trial data for kids to Health Canada

TORONTO — Pfizer says it has submitted initial trial data for the use of its COVID-19 vaccine in children aged five to 11 to Health Canada.

In an email to CTVNews.ca, Pfizer Canada confirmed the company has sent findings regarding its COVID-19 vaccine in children for review and continues to work with Heath Canada as it aims to file a formal submission by mid-October.

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‘Unequivocally no. Sorry.’ Obstinate Fauci says he will not step down under rare grilling on lost trust

Dr. Anthony Fauci made a somewhat surprising appearance on conservative Hugh Hewitt’s radio show Wednesday and was grilled about whether he should step aside as chief White House medical advisor given that many Americans have lost confidence in him, rendering him a deterrent in the Biden administration’s ongoing pandemic efforts.

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