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University Study Reveals The Productivity Loss Of Youth As A Result Of The COVID-19 Plandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in increased screen time, alcohol use, and poor sleep among teens, according to a report published in June by researchers from the University of Sydney. According to studies, the increase has long-term ramifications for teen health. Dr. Lauren Gardner, Research Fellow at the University’s Matilda Centre for Research Excellence in Mental Health and Substance Use, said, “We know these lifestyle risk behaviors are common among young people, but we also know they are key predictors of chronic diseases later in life, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, and mental disorders.” The study’s authors were particularly concerned about a rise in alcohol intake, recreational screen time, and insufficient sleep, especially among females. The research looked at survey responses from over 1,000 Australian teenagers from New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia, with an average age of 12.6…

Muslim Community Outraged Over Movie Premiere. Claiming It “Negatively Represents” Islamic Holy Leaders.

Following concerns from some members of the Muslim community, a British theater chain has halted the worldwide screening of a film based on an Arabian holy legend. Following an uproar from local Muslims, Bolton Cineworld was the first to announce that it would no longer be taking bookings for “The Lady of Heaven.” On Saturday, a group of Muslim men gathered outside the theater to protest the film’s screening, claiming that it “negatively represents” Islamic holy leaders. Outside Vue cinemas in Croydon and Birmingham, smaller protests have also been captured on film. However, free-speech defenders have criticized the cinema’s concession as a surrender to “mob rule.” The $15 million film, scripted by Muslim Sheikh Yasser al-Habib, tells the story of Lady Fatima, Prophet Muhammad’s daughter, and her “heart-wrenching journey.” According to the film’s website, “an Iraqi boy, separated by 1400…

Boy Dies With Evidence Of Heart Inflammation 13 Days After A COVID Vaccine Was Administered To Him.

On May 19, experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that a young child died after receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccination, and evidence of the youngster suffering from cardiac inflammation was discovered. Twelve days after receiving his first dosage, the male kid developed a fever. He had gastrointestinal ache and vomiting the next day. That was the day he died. “This patient’s clinical course was quick. “It was on the order of a couple of hours from the time they started suffering stomach discomfort day 13 following dosage one until they were taken into the [emergency room] and then died,” Dr. Tom Shimabukuro, a CDC vaccine analyst, said during a virtual discussion. “On autopsy, there was histopathological evidence of myocarditis, and it was determined to be the cause of death,” he continued. It was previously found that…

Gun Rights Organizations File Suits Contesting Washington State Ban Of The Sale Of High Capacity Magazines.

Several gun rights organizations have filed a lawsuit contesting Washington state’s new restriction on the sale of so-called high-capacity ammunition magazines for rifles and pistols, which are defined as magazines that carry more than 10 rounds under the legislation forbidding their distribution. The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and others filed a lawsuit on June 3, alleging that the restriction is illegal and naming many Washington state officials as defendants, including Attorney General Bob Ferguson. The groups claimed in their lawsuit that “the State of Washington has criminalized one of the most frequent and vital mechanisms by which its residents might exercise their basic right to self-defense.” SB 5078 was signed into law by Washington state Governor Jay Inslee earlier this year, and it will take effect on July 1. The legislation prohibits the manufacture, importation, distribution, sale, or offer for…

Pfizers Vaccine Doses For Youth Are Practically Useless. They “Work” For 5 Months.

According to a new study, the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination became ineffective after five months. The vaccination was 60% effective two to four weeks after 12- to 15-year-olds received the second of the two-dose main regimen, according to researchers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). However, when tested against symptomatic sickness, the efficacy soon declined, reaching 20% around month two and zero around month five. Following that, recipients in the age group were more likely to contract COVID-19, The researchers noted in the Journal of the American Medical Association that vaccine efficacy “was no longer substantially different from 0 during month 3 following the second dosage.” Requests for response from Pfizer, BioNTech, and the CDC were not returned. The tests were conducted between December 26, 2021, and February 21, 2022. There were 47,700 tests among 12- to…

CCP Places Death Penalty For Crossing Border Into China With COVID-19.

In its newest COVID-19 control warning, China’s ruling communist party warned local authorities that anybody infected with COVID-19 who crossed the border into China would face the death sentence. On June 2, nine governmental agencies in Fangchenggang, Guangxi Province, China, published a combined official epidemic control notification on their Chinese social media profiles. The Dongxing Customs Anti-Smuggling Branch, the Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection, and the Public Security Bureau are among them. Anyone infected with COVID-19 or those who assist infected persons in crossing the border without authorization will be prosecuted with threatening public safety, which is punishable by death, penalties, and property confiscation, according to Article 6 of the notification. The policy sparked anger on social media, and on June 3, the message was removed from the local government’s official accounts. Internet users questioned whether the death penalty is…

Right Wing Law Makers Are Sounding The Alarm As Biden Seeks To Ban Magazines With 10 Or More Rounds.

President Joe Biden’s Thursday address promoting a new “assault weapons” ban and a ban on “high-capacity” magazines sparked anxiety among Republican legislators, with some claiming that a slew of recent Democratic measures would infringe on Americans’ Second Amendment rights. Biden mentioned recent mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas, Buffalo, New York, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, during his address. The president went on to say that “assault weapons” and “high-capacity magazines,” which store more than ten bullets, should be prohibited. He didn’t explain what he meant by “assault weapons,” a word that conservatives and GOP legislators have criticized as ambiguous. “If we can’t outlaw assault rifles, we should raise the purchasing age from 18 to 21,” he added. Meanwhile, the US has to “strengthen background checks; adopt safe storage and red flag regulations; eliminate the immunity that protects gun manufacturers from litigation; and…

Biden Is Paving The Way For A Federally Owned Digital Currency Via Executive Order.

President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order on Thursday that would look into the possibility of creating a digital currency issued by the US Central Bank (CBDC). Unlike cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, which are not controlled by a single body, this is a digital currency that would be issued by a central bank like the Federal Reserve. The executive order also calls for more research to be conducted in the coming months, as well as policy suggestions from the Treasury Department and other government agencies on how to manage the rapidly growing digital currency sector. According to a White House statement, “the United States must continue technological leadership in this fast emerging field, promoting innovation while minimizing risks for consumers, businesses, the broader financial system, and the climate.” In November, the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies surpassed $3 trillion.…

NSA Director Confirms U.S Is Engaged In ‘Offensive’ Cyber Operations Against Russia In Ukraine.

After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the director of the US Cyber Command and the National Security Agency (NSA) admitted that the US launched cyber operations. In an interview released on June 1, NSA Director Gen. Paul Nakasone said, “We’ve done a series of operations throughout the whole spectrum; offensive, defensive, [and] information operations.” He stated this includes “offensive hacking activities,” but did not elaborate. The actions, according to Nakasone, a four-star general, were legal and under civilian supervision. His interview with Sky News is the first formal indication that the US is fighting Russia in the digital realm in order to defend Ukraine. “My duty is to offer the secretary of defense and the president with a number of possibilities,” he told Sky News, a British news program. It’s unclear when the operations began or how many have been carried…

California Senate Passes Bill That Removes Requirement For Schools To Notify Authorities About Students Who Are Suspected Threats.

The California State Senate has passed a bill that eliminates the need that law enforcement officers be alerted if students threaten to harm themselves or others. Existing law required any school official who is “attacked, assaulted, or physically threatened by any pupil—the employee and any person under whose direction or supervision the employee is employed who has knowledge of the incident to promptly report the incident to specified law enforcement authorities” before the bill, SB 1273, was passed. A punishment of “not less than $500 and not more than $1,000” might be imposed on anybody who fails to disclose a potential threat. These clauses are repealed by the new measure, which was presented by State Senator Steven Bradford (D-Los Angeles) and passed the state’s upper house on May 26. The bill was enacted barely two days after an 18-year-old gunman…