Person dies after being given COVID vaccine in Placer County

Harris Slut

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A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus
vaccine, according to officials in Placer County, California.

https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html

Andrew

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Sep 22, 2021, 11:03:02 AM9/22/21

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"Harris Slut" wrote in message news:c7a1c6eb2898934c...@dizum.com...

>A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus
> vaccine, according to officials in Placer County, California.
> https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html

Doctors have discovered that after one is given one of
the mRNA injections, the clotting factors in their blood
are greatly increased.

Blood clots can be, and are lethal.

Note: the "booster" shots will increase these clotting
factors in the blood even MORE. Thus many will die
when they get a "booster". As Fauci wants you to.

No COVID Lies

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Harris Slut wrote

> A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus
> vaccine, according to officials in Placer County, California.
>
> https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html
>
>

There is no covid in Russia because there are no vaccines.

Trump Vaccines have killed more Republicans in the red states than COVID.

Wellness experts say Colloidal silver products are the answer, take them
until your skin is blue and then take extra to be sure.

No COVID Lies

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Sep 22, 2021, 11:49:20 AM9/22/21

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Harris Slut wrote

> A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus
> vaccine, according to officials in Placer County, California.
>
> https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html
>
>

Matt Singer

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Sep 22, 2021, 1:01:03 PM9/22/21

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On 9/22/2021 8:11 AM, Andrew wrote:
> "Harris Slut" wrote in message news:c7a1c6eb2898934c...@dizum.com...
>
>> A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus vaccine,
>> according to officials in Placer County, California.
>> https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html
>
> Doctors have discovered that after one is given one of the mRNA injections, the
> clotting factors in their blood are greatly increased.

That's bullshit.

Rudy Canoza

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Sep 22, 2021, 1:04:42 PM9/22/21

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You stupid fucking shit-4-braincell cocksucker:

"COVID-19 vaccine ‘ruled out as a contributing factor’ in Placer County man’s death"

PLACER COUNTY, Calif. —

The COVID-19 vaccine was “ruled out as a contributing factor” in the death of a
Placer County man on Jan. 21, the sheriff’s office said Saturday.

The 64-year-old man died several hours after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, the
sheriff’s office reported last week.

Officials said the man was a health care worker in the county and began to
complain about side effects with ten minutes of being vaccinated.

Through an investigation, deputies found that the man had been recently
diagnosed with COVID-19, had underlying health issues and was showing symptoms
of the virus when he received the vaccine.

“Clinical examination and lab results have determined the COVID-19 vaccine has
been ruled out as a contributing factor in the individual’s death,” the Placer
County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post.

https://www.kcra.com/article/covid-19-vaccine-ruled-out-as-contributing-factor-placer-county-mans-death/35372807#

The vaccine did not cause the man's death.

Mitchell Holman

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Sep 22, 2021, 2:03:12 PM9/22/21

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"Andrew" <andrew.3...@usa.net> wrote in
news:EAH2J.380935$tT5b....@fx11.ams4:

> "Harris Slut" wrote in message
> news:c7a1c6eb2898934c...@dizum.com...
>
>>A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus
>> vaccine, according to officials in Placer County, California.
>> https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html
>
> Doctors have discovered that after one is given one of
> the mRNA injections, the clotting factors in their blood
> are greatly increased.
>
> Blood clots can be, and are lethal.

So why do these same doctors get
the vaccination themselves?

!Jones

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Sep 22, 2021, 2:25:07 PM9/22/21

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On Wed, 22 Sep 2021 08:11:15 -0700, in talk.politics.guns "Andrew"
<andrew.3...@usa.net> wrote:

>>A person died Thursday shortly after getting the coronavirus
>> vaccine, according to officials in Placer County, California.
>> https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article248731805.html

And, for only $15.99 PER MONTH... you get to read all about it!

Never happened.

BeamMeUpScotty

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On 9/22/21 2:28 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
>
> I'm paying about that for an on-line subscription to the L.A. Times,
> which is a far larger and more comprehensive newspaper.

And it's great FICTION... for entertaining the stupid people.

--
That's Karma

*The first rule of SURVIVAL CLUB is we talk about it*
We hate censorship. Never trust what Democrats or Marxists tell you.
Make them prove it with actual verifiable facts and science. And if you
didn't find the duplicitous lies in what the Marxist-Democrats told you
then you didn't dig deep enough. The *Gruber Doctrine* is the
Marxist-Democrat plan that says it's "to the Democrats advantage to have
a lack of transparency and then lie about everything".
https://rumble.com/vkt8ld-call-it-the-stupidity-of-the-american-voter-or-whatever.-how-libs-exploit-t.html

*The next rule of SURVIVAL CLUB is*
192 - Liberals are devoid of any conscience and pretending to do good
without a conscience is as bad as actually doing evil without a
conscience. -BMUS-

DoD

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Sep 22, 2021, 3:03:23 PM9/22/21

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On 9/22/2021 11:33 AM, #ReamMeUpTheAssSnotty, brain-damaged fucktard who rode
his scooter into a tree while not wearing a helmet, stupidly bawled and lied:

> On 9/22/21 2:28 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
>>
>> I'm paying about that for an on-line subscription to the L.A. Times,
>> which is a far larger and more comprehensive newspaper.
>
>
>
> And it's great FICTION

No, it's an excellent newspaper and news source. Your sources are all lie sites.

All right-wingnut knuckle-draggers prefer lies to facts, and none more so than
southern crackers whose ancestors were all racist white supremacist Democrats
who refuse to acknowledge now that the parties switched 180 degrees on race, and
now all the racists are Republiscums/QAnon.

Scout

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https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02291-2

Matt Singer

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Sep 23, 2021, 11:00:56 AM9/23/21

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No mention of anyone dying in that popular press page, of course. I knew there
wouldn't be.

You are no farther along than before in showing that anyone has died *due to*
receiving the vaccine.

Scout

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No COVID Lies

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No COVID Lies

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On 22 Sep 2021, Rudy Canoza <j...@phendrie.con> posted some

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> You don't seriously expect zoo animals to have the intelligence to
> understand what they are doing is wrong, do you? You're the ones who
> let these uncivilized creatures into your country.

Rioters rammed a car into the home of a mayor in southern Paris before
setting it on fire while his wife and children were sleeping.

Protesters chased Melanie Nowak and her two children behind the house
and into the garden as the family tried to escape, in the latest example
of fierce violence gripping France.

The mother suffered a serious leg fracture after trying to push her
children over the wall that separates her garden from her neighbour’s
backyard and was recovering in hospital on Sunday morning. One of the
children was also injured.

Vincent Jeanbrun, the mayor of L’Haÿ-les-Roses, a suburb south of Paris,
said the attack on his family was an “assassination attempt”.

“Last night, a milestone was reached in horror and ignominy,” said Mr
Jeanbrun, who is also the spokesman for the conservative Republican
party.

The incident took place on the fifth night of nationwide unrest, as
France witnessed more vandalism, pillaging, fires and clashes with
police.

The country has been rocked by riots after the police killing of Nahel
Merbouz, 17, a French teenager of North African descent last week, who
was shot at point blank range during a traffic stop.

Gérald Darmanin, the interior minister, on Sunday praised authorities
for their “resolute action” which had led to a “calmer night”.

On Saturday evening, police made 719 arrests throughout France, compared
to 1,311 arrests made the night before.

Mr Darmanin promised justice for Mr Jeanbrun and his family, “victims of
a cowardly and terrible attack”.

“An investigation for attempted murder has been opened and significant
resources of the judicial police are mobilised. The perpetrators of
these facts will answer for their heinous acts,” he tweeted.

The attack happened at 1.30am on Sunday morning. Mr Jeanbrun said that
rioters launched a car through the front of his home and set it alight
while his wife and two young daughters aged five and seven were
sleeping. They attackers also set the family car aflame, and fired
mortar fireworks against the mother and children as they tried to flee.
The mayor was working at the town hall at the time.

The local prosecutor said a plastic bottle was also uncovered at the
scene filled with a fire accelerant. Police have launched an
investigation into attempted murder.

“Given the gravity of the situation, the prosecutor’s office has chosen
to qualify this act as an assassination attempt and everything will be
done to find the perpetrators and bring them to justice,” said Stephane
Hardoin in L’Haÿ-les-Roses.

Élisabeth Borne, the French prime minister, spoke out against the
attack, condemning the “intolerable incident” and promising that “the
culprits will be prosecuted with the greatest firmness”.

Protesters, mostly minors, have torched cars, damaged infrastructure and
clashed with police in an outpouring of rage since an officer shot
Nahel. A Holocaust memorial in Nanterre, The Memorial to the Martyrs of
the Deportation and the Resistance, was also defaced with anti-police
slogans during widespread riots last week.

Around 7,000 officers will be deployed again across Ile-de-France Sunday
night, and trams and buses will again stop running as of 9pm.

The killing was captured on video, which spread on social media and
fuelled anger over police violence against minorities, exposing severe
racial tensions in France.

‘We want things to calm down’
On Sunday, the victim’s grandmother spoke out against the escalation of
violence and appealed for calm.

“The people who are rioting, I’m telling them, ‘stop,’” she said in an
interview with French TV.

“They’re using Nahel as a pretext. Stop smashing the windows, the buses,
the schools. We want to calm things down. We don’t want them to destroy
things, we want them to stay calm, these people.”

The grandmother also expressed her indignation at the fundraising
campaign in support of the police officer’s family, which has so far
raised nearly £429,000.

“My heart hurts. But he will be punished like everyone else. I trust in
justice.”

Laurent Nuñez, the Paris police chief, warned it would be premature to
say that the riots are on the decline.

“For the moment, we can’t talk about a decline, I don’t think it would
be reasonable,” he told BFMTV.

“We have to be extremely careful. We will continue to be very present.”

Emmanuel Macron, the French president, postponed a state visit to
Germany that was set to begin on Sunday, holding a special security
meeting with members of his government on Sunday night.

After the meeting, an official who was present said Mr Macron had asked
authorities to “continue to do everything to restore order and guarantee
a return to calm”, French media reported.

Olaf Scholz, Germany’s chancellor, said that Germany was watching the
unrest in France “with concern”.

“I don’t expect that France will become unstable, even if the images of
course are very distressing,” Mr Scholz said.

Patrick
9 hours ago

The predictable result of tolerating and encouraging violence from the
“aggrieved minorities”. Not arresting and prosecuting people that commit
violent crimes leads to more violent crimes. We are well down that path
here.

https://news.yahoo.com/rioters-france-ram-car-mayors-113405472.html

Harris Slut

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> I think we should paint Hunt Biden pink, put him in a dress, give him
> drugs and drop him off in a gay club.

Hunter Biden’s lawyer has accused Republicans of faking documents in an
attempt to smear the president’s son.

Abbe Lowell sent a scathing letter to Jason Smith, chairman of the house
ways and means committee, which is investigating Mr Biden, accusing him of
a campaign of misinformation.

Republican attacks against Mr Biden have intensified since he reached an
agreement with prosecutors to plead guilty to minor tax offences but avoid
jail time.

In June the committee released what it said was damning evidence of Mr
Biden leveraging his father Joe’s name to pressurise a Chinese businessman
over a proposed energy deal.

It released images of a WhatsApp message which Mr Biden allegedly sent to
Henry Zhao in 2017, in which he said he was sitting “with my father”, then
a former vice-president.

But they were bogus, Mr Lowell alleged.

“The screengrab images you posted are not real and contain a myriad of
issues. In short, the images you circulated online are complete fakes.”

The profile picture of Mr Biden was taken in 2022, five years after the
WhatsApp message was sent.

Mr Lowell was dismissive of testimony from whistleblowers which was
released by the committee.

It included allegations from Gary Shapley, the Internal Revenue Service
agent who oversaw part of the probe into Mr Biden’s tax affairs, that the
investigation had been hamstrung by the department of justice.

Mr Lowell dismissed the interviews as “orchestrated recitations of
mischaracterised and incomplete ‘facts’ by disgruntled agents who believed
they knew better than the federal prosecutors who had all the evidence as
they conducted their five-year investigation of Mr Biden”.

The lawyer accused Mr Smith of feeding “the misinformation campaign to
harm our client, Hunter Biden, as a vehicle to attack his father”.

Mr Smith, however, dismissed Mr Lowell’s allegations.

“It’s little surprise that Hunter Biden’s attorneys are attempting to
chill our investigation and discredit the whistleblowers who say they have
already faced retaliation from the IRS and the department of justice
despite statutory protections established by law.”

https://news.yahoo.com/republicans-accused-faking-whatsapps-smear-
174934558.html

Brought it on yourselves

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On 22 Sep 2021, DoD <danski...@gmail.com> posted some
news:Z5L2J.42366$2B4....@fx04.iad:

> I have zero sympathy for the French. They bent over and invited, nay
> welcomed, the black animals now destroying their country like termites.

An obsession with comparing Britain unfavourably to France has long been
one of the most counter-productive pathologies of our bien pensant
establishment. Such people believe in a naive, one-dimensional
caricature of the country – a place that only exists in their
imaginations, or on their summer holidays.

They consider France to be the apex of European civilisation, cultured
and “progressive”, while the UK is all too often condemned as racist,
ignorant and consumeristic. They lament the inability of British
politicians to mimic their continental counterparts in using the state’s
power to advance the country’s interests. High-speed rail, nuclear
energy and a supposedly better quality of life are held up as conclusive
proof of the glories of the French system.

The appalling violence and disorder that has erupted in several French
cities in recent days should be the end of the delusion. What started as
anger over the killing by police of a young Muslim man has turned into
something approaching anarchy, with rioting, looting, arson and the
destruction of buildings spreading across the country. Hundreds have
been arrested. Emmanuel Macron, the French president, has called for
parents to keep their children at home and has cancelled a scheduled
visit to Germany. Opposition leaders have warned that the country now
stands on the “edge of the precipice”.

The great danger for France is that this is not a one-off explosion of
fury at an isolated incident, but a consequence of the abject failure of
the French model. For decades, while tourists have wondered at the
architectural and culinary marvels of the country’s cities, many
high-rise suburbs have been abandoned to poverty, criminality and gang
warfare. France’s integration and immigration systems are broken. Crime
and violence are horrendously high, even in normal times. Islamist
terrorist attacks have been shockingly common. The education system,
once world class, has deteriorated dramatically and fails vast numbers
of young people. Discrimination, racism and anti-Semitism are far more
rife than they are in Britain. The country’s anti-capitalist, dirigiste
model, its high taxes and its social “protections”, have locked huge
numbers out of meaningful employment and delivered even less growth than
in the UK.

France has sought to coast on past successes, pretending to itself that
this situation was somehow sustainable. Mr Macron has, to be fair, taken
steps towards freeing up the economy. But his arrogance and
high-handedness have also alienated swathes of the country. His pension
reforms, while sensible, provoked mass unrest, and the gilets jaunes
protests resulted from imposing oppressive measures on motorists.

Some have suggested that the days of the Fifth Republic – created for
General de Gaulle in the 1950s as a form of “republican monarchy” – may
be numbered. It gives great power to the French president, but leaves
the political system dangerously unresponsive to public sentiment. The
evidence suggests that this sentiment is shifting to the extremes. It is
possible, perhaps even likely, that the next presidential vote will see
a run-off between Marine Le Pen and a far-Left candidate. Establishment
parties have been hollowed out.

Where does France go from here? Its multiple crises are so intractable
and so extreme that it would be ridiculous to be optimistic. Order might
be restored in the next few days, but there appears to be little
political will to do anything about the festering resentments, the lack
of opportunity, the low economic growth, or the severe problems in its
immigration-integration system that lie behind much of the current
unrest. Indeed, in the long term, the situation is only likely to get
worse. The country’s admirers in Britain might like to pretend
otherwise, but the French model is broken.

Alexandre
1 day ago

This situation ensues from the traditional tolerance of France to
illegal immigration and low-level street crime, creating a culture of
impunity in general and among minorities in particular. That has nothing
to do with impressive achievements in infrastructure (such as high-speed
rail and nuclear energy) and healthcare enabled by the power of French
state. Now the state needs to unleash the same awesome power on the
relevant "communities".

https://news.yahoo.com/french-model-now-tragically-broken-210000802.html

You bought it

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> Joe Biden says, "Tough shit, I drive a Corvette with a truck full of
> secret papers.

Dennis Hegstad said his Model 3 was stuck in his driveway after its
12-volt battery died.

The Tesla owner attributes the issue to the impact of the Texas summer
heat on the battery.

He had to get his EV towed and called the issue "annoying as hell."

A Tesla owner said he was locked out of his Model 3 in his driveway
after the 12-volt battery, which powers the car's smaller functions
including windows and doors, died last week amid the Texas summer heat.

The low-voltage battery is not only crucial for powering smaller
electronics in the car, but also for charging the EVs main battery pack
— and the Tesla can't charge without it, requiring a jump much like a
traditional gas-powered car.

"What do you do when it's so hot your @tesla won't respond to the mobile
app or physical key?" Dennis Hegstad, the founder of a startup, wrote on
Twitter. "I can't open the car or move the car to reach a charging
point."

In a video that showed him unsuccessfully trying to get into the EV with
his Tesla key card, Hegstad said his 2018 Model 3 had about 130 miles of
range left when he woke up that morning. He also posted a photo from the
Tesla app showing that it "could not find vehicle" to unlock it.

"Confusing situation when you need to leave to be somewhere @elonmusk,"
Hegstad tweeted.

Tesla's don't have traditional keys so the key card uses short range
radio signals to communicate with the car and unlock the door.

Hegstad told Insider he later found out that the Tesla's 12-volt battery
had died. It works alongside the much larger lithium-ion battery pack
and powers smaller functions inside the vehicle, including the interior
lights, door locks, and windshield wipers. As of last year, Tesla has
begun sending push notifications to owners when it's time for the
battery to be replaced — Hegstad said he doesn't remember receiving the
notification. Newer Model 3 cars also have a 16-volt lithium-ion battery
instead of a 12-volt.

While Hegstad said Tesla didn't confirm how the battery died, Hegstad
thinks it could be due to the high Texas heat, which ranged from 80 to
96 degrees Fahrenheit in Austin on June 21. Hot weather conditions are
known to decrease a batteries life span, reduce the range of an EV, and
increase the amount of time it takes the vehicle to recharge.

Ultimately, Hegstad said on Twitter that the issue was "annoying as
hell" and added that he felt he'd overpaid for the car by about $15,000
amid recent Tesla price cuts.

"Some buyer remorse," he said on Twitter.

The Tesla owner said he had to spend about $200 to have the electric car
towed to Tesla and was essentially stuck until the tow truck arrive
because the dead Model 3 was blocking in his gas-powered car. But,
before he called a tow truck, Hegstad said on Twitter that he tried all
manner of things to get the car back up and running — from hosing it
down to cool it off to attempting to jump the 12-volt battery and wasn't
even able to get the access point to the charging port open. He also
noted that he had kept the vehicle in the shade and had used Tesla's
cabin overheat protection system, a function that prevents a Tesla's
interior temperature from exceeding 105 degrees.

Hegstad told Insider he got his Model 3 back under 24 hours after
reporting the issue and spent about $117 to replace the 12-volt battery.
Luckily, the Tesla's much more expensive main battery pack was still
intact. Insider viewed Hegstad's invoice from Tesla, confirming the
battery issue and its resolution.

A spokesperson for Tesla did not respond to a request for comment from
Insider ahead of publication.

Hegstad is not the first Tesla owner to report issues with getting into
his EV. Last year, a Tesla owner went viral on TikTok after he said he
was locked out of his Model S after the lithium-ion battery died.
"BlackBerry" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" actor Glenn
Howerton was also locked out of his Tesla last year after his key fob
was unable to connect to WiFi on the lowest level of a Los Angeles
parking garage.

https://news.yahoo.com/tesla-owner-says-locked-ev-100500127.html

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Peter Jason

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On Mon, 3 Jul 2023 01:40:35 +0200 (CEST), "We welcome our black bros
and sistas..." <ignorant.bl...@splcenter.org> wrote:

>On 22 Sep 2021, Rudy Canoza <j...@phendrie.con> posted some
>news:gzK2J.69268$VZ1....@fx08.iad:
>
>> You don't seriously expect zoo animals to have the intelligence to
>> understand what they are doing is wrong, do you? You're the ones who
>> let these uncivilized creatures into your country.
>
>Rioters rammed a car into the home of a mayor in southern Paris before
>setting it on fire while his wife and children were sleeping.
>

Yes, in France one's abode should be kept secret. In the early 1800s
brass plates and address numbers were designed to be unscrewed and
hidden at the hint of trouble.

Peter Jason

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On Mon, 3 Jul 2023 09:53:51 +0200 (CEST), Yes liberals are stupid
<fo...@msnbc.com> wrote:

>On 03 Nov 2021, No COVID Lies <bob7d...@gmail.com> posted some
>news:slv0fk$f8f$3...@news.dns-netz.com:
>
>> The fools actually expected China to honor the deal?
>
>Twenty-six years ago today, Hong Kong was handed over to China on a
>promise.
>
>Beijing made the commitment, under an international treaty, to protect
>Hong Kong’s freedoms, the rule of law, human rights, way of life and
>autonomy for at least fifty years. Over the past decade, and especially in
>the past few years, Beijing has completely broken its promises, torn up
>the treaty and dismantled Hong Kong’s freedoms. It has turned Hong Kong
>from one of Asia’s most open cities into one of its most repressive police
>states.
>

Softly softly catchee Monkey.
Only people born yesterday would believe the word of a Communist.

Given Zionland's invasion of the West Bank, they all live in the USA.

xdmod2

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On 26 Jan 2022, No COVID Lies <bob7d...@gmail.com> posted some
news:sssk70$mtes$1...@news.freedyn.de:

>

A Riverside woman has been charged with first-degree murder after a
toddler she was babysitting suffered a fatal head injury, according to
authorities.

The investigation began April 26, when the Riverside County coroner’s
office notified the Beaumont Police Department of a 15-month-old who had
suffered a head injury while under the care of a babysitter in the 14200
block of Barolo Way. The babysitter said the child fell while running,
police said.

The child was taken to a hospital for head swelling and brain bleeding,
but later died.

During their investigation, Beaumont police identified a second child — a
2-year-old — who had allegedly suffered “several serious injuries” while
under the same babysitter's care, authorities said in a statement. None of
the injuries were reported at the time, and that child was not
hospitalized.

The suspect, identified as Heather Greenman, 37, was arrested Thursday on
suspicion of child abuse and abuse resulting in death, authorities said.
After reviewing the case, the Riverside County's district attorney's
office added an additional charge of first-degree murder.

Greenman pleaded not guilty to all charges Wednesday. She remains in
custody at the Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility in Banning with her
bail set at $1 million.

Authorities believe there may be additional victims. Parents who
previously hired Greenman and noticed “unusual injuries they couldn’t
explain” are asked to contact the Beaumont Police Department, said
department spokeswoman Marcedes Cashmer.

“We encourage anyone if they have additional information about this case,
or if they think their child may have been a victim, too, please give us a
call,” she said.

Anyone with information about the case can contact the department at (951)
769-8500 or report information anonymously to crim...@beaumontpd.org.

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Mike
20 hours ago

Low intelligence. Looks like a Biden supporter type.

https://news.yahoo.com/babysitter-charged-first-degree-murder-
200930905.html

Notin Wong

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On 26 Jan 2022, No COVID Lies <bob7d...@gmail.com> posted some

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> The mother was fucking the guy too! He should get a 50% reduction in
> sentence for that.

The man charged with raping a young girl who traveled to Indiana as a
10-year-old for an abortion pleaded guilty to rape Wednesday and was
immediately sentenced to life in prison.

Gerson Fuentes, 28, was charged with two felony counts of rape in an
indictment filed in Franklin County, Ohio, last year in a case that made
national headlines after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Fuentes, a
Guatemalan national, confessed to raping the child in an interview with
police, according to documents filed in Franklin County Municipal Court.

He was charged with the rape of a minor and was supposed to stand trial
in January, but the case was delayed.

Fuentes was sentenced to life in prison with a possibility of parole
after 25 years and will have to register as a Tier 3 sex offender.

Prosecutors said the victim’s mother did not object to the plea and
agreed to the sentencing recommendation.

Franklin County Judge Julie Lynch said that the court considers Fuentes’
crime among the most serious offenses and that it was “hard pill” for
the court to agree to the joint sentencing recommendation, apparently
referring to the possibility of parole.

"If that family hadn’t begged me to take this joint recommendation, this
would never be happening,” Lynch said.

The child tested positive on a pregnancy test and sought out an
abortion, prosecutors confirmed in court Wednesday.

Fuentes was the live-in boyfriend of the child's mother, and the girl
was under age 10 at the time of the rape, prosecutors said.

The girl had to travel to a neighboring state to terminate the
pregnancy, her physician, Dr. Caitlin Bernard, told The Indianapolis
Star last summer. Ohio’s “fetal heartbeat” law, which outlaws abortion,
was enacted hours after the Supreme Court overturned abortion
protections in a 6-3 ruling in June last year.

The Indiana Medical Licensing Board reprimanded and fined Bernard for
speaking publicly about the girl's case in violation of patient privacy
laws.

But the board cleared her of more serious allegations she was accused of
by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita, among them that she failed to
report child abuse and that she was unfit to practice medicine. Bernard
sent a cease-and-desist letter last year asking Rokita to stop making
“false or misleading statements” about her.

Bernard's attorney, Alice Morical, said in a statement in May that
Bernard was grateful to be exonerated of such allegations by the board.

"Dr. Bernard bravely stood up for access to compassionate medical care
and she is a consummate professional who deserves to care for her
patients without reproach," Morical said.

Indiana University Health, where Bernard works as an OB-GYN,
investigated the issue last year and determined that she had complied
with patient privacy laws.

Indiana has also passed a near-total abortion ban, with exceptions for
rape, incest and potentially fatal medical complications, but a judge
temporarily blocked it last year.

This article was originally published on NBCNews.com

https://news.yahoo.com/man-sentenced-life-prison-rape-203234669.html

More Obama Black Crimes

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> You just know it's a nigger.

https://www.ajc.com/resizer/ttPfGFlCfhEq1UnnAVLZezJor0w=/arc-anglerfish-
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ATLANTA — A former manager at Amazon in Atlanta has been sentenced for
stealing more than $9.4 million, according to the U.S. Department of
Justice.

Kayricka Wortham, plus six others, were all charged in connection to what
the DOJ calls a “scheme” and accused of fraud to steal millions of dollars
from the online retail giant.

Wortham pled guilty in December, according to officials, along with
another Atlanta area resident.

In December, U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan said Wortham and Demetrius
Hines of Smyrna used their positions at the company to submit fake
invoices for fake vendors, causing Amazon to pay about $9.4 million to the
pair and multiple co-conspirators.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia said that,
from 2020 to 2022, Wortham used her position as an operations manager at
an Amazon warehouse to submit fictitious invoices for fake vendors, as
well as used her supervisory position to approve both new vendors and
payments.

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As “leader of the scheme,” the Justice Department said Wortham gave the
fake vendor information to unknowing subordinates, then had them put the
information into the Amazon vendor system.

Then, Wortham would approve the fake vendors, letting them submit invoices
and receive payments from Amazon.

“Wortham and co-conspirators then submitted fictitious invoices to Amazon,
falsely representing that the vendors had provided goods and services to
Amazon. Wortham approved the invoices, causing Amazon to transfer millions
in fraudulent proceeds to bank accounts controlled by her and her co-
conspirators,” USDOJ said in a statement.

Wortham and co-conspirator Brittany Hudson used money collected from the
fake invoices to pay for real estate and luxury cars, including buying a
$1 million home in Smyrna.

USDOJ said the two bought a 2019 Lamborghini Urus, a 2021 Dodge Durango, a
2022 Tesla Model X, a 2018 Porsche Panamera, and a Kawasaki ZX636
motorcycle with the funds as well.

Wortham also recruited fellow co-conspirators who worked at Amazon.

Together, they stole personal information and used it to commit fraud and
submit fake vendor accounts. Then, they were paid in fraudulent proceeds
as part of the scheme.

After being arrested, and while out of jail on bond, Wortham and Hudson
continued to take part in criminal conduct, according to USDOJ, including
as recently as January.

“In January 2023, they were working with CRU Franchising Company to open a
hookah lounge in Midtown Atlanta. During the due diligence to close the
deal, CRU discovered and asked about the Amazon fraud charges against
them. In response, Wortham and Hudson allegedly lied to CRU, claiming that
their Amazon-related criminal charges were dismissed,” USDOJ said. “The
two then emailed fraudulent court documents to CRU that purported to show
dismissal of the charges and contained forged signatures of Chief U.S.
District Judge Timothy C. Batten, Sr. and forged seals and signatures of
the Clerk of the Court. Hudson also allegedly emailed CRU doctored bank
statements and personal financial statements that fraudulently inflated
the balances in her accounts to support the franchise deal.”

Other members of the conspiracy were indicted on June 20.

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“A federal grand jury indicted Brittany Hudson, 37, of Atlanta, Georgia,
and Jamar L. James, Sr., 47, of Calera, Alabama, for conspiracy, wire
fraud, and money laundering, and Hudson for forging the signature of a
federal judge and seal of the Court,” USDOJ said. “Darrel J. Burgo, 32, of
Lawrenceville, Georgia, was charged in the same indictment with
conspiracy, access device fraud, and aggravated identity theft. These
charges are pending.”

Hines pled guilty on Nov. 30, 2022, while other co-conspirators pleaded
guilty on June 27. None of them have been sentenced.

Wortham was sentenced for her crimes on June 5, according to the USDOJ.
She’ll have to serve 16 years in federal prison followed by three years of
supervised release, in addition to having to pay back the stolen money to
Amazon, according to the USAO.

The Justice Department also made Wortham forfeit more than $2.7 million
from the fraudulent proceeds as well as the vehicles that were purchased.
She has been indicted for defrauding CRU and forging a federal judge’s
signature and a seal of the court, those charges are still pending.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/georgia-woman-sentenced-stealing-
almost-10m-amazon/ICMQ7TO3MJEPTCPP5PNVMUXLWE/

Thank Obama

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> Are niggers too stupid to read, understand, and comply with laws?

Police said a 19-year-old robbed a woman at gunpoint and stole her car
keys. He then came back two hours later in an attempt to finish the job.

It was June 21, at 8:25 a.m., when Clayton County officers were called to
Aaron Court in Riverdale in regard to an armed robbery.

During the investigation, police learned that the victim was taking
groceries into her home, when the suspect, identified as Mauricio Reynoldo
Brandwell-Ramos, held her at gunpoint and stole her car and house keys.

Clayton authorities said Brandwell-Ramos went inside the victim’s vehicle
for about two minutes before running north on Aaron Court.

Officials said that two hours later, around 10:30 a.m., a neighbor noticed
Brandwell-Ramos returning to the victim’s home to steal the vehicle.

According to police, the neighbor was able to follow the car while calling
911, keeping an eye on the car until officers arrived.

Body camera video captured the moment, officers arrested Brandwell-Ramos.
He’s charged with theft by taking a motor vehicle, possession of a firearm
during the commission of a felony, giving a false name and date of birth,
and driving without a valid license.

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Authorities also seized a Glock 45 during the incident.

Brandwell-Ramos also had active warrants for theft of services in 2022.

During WSB Tonight at 11 p.m., Channel 2's Candace McCowan was LIVE in
Clayton County where she spoke with a neighbor who saw the suspect and
followed him.

As the robbery was happening, a neighbor was watching.

That neighbor called police and followed the stolen SUV, until the moment
police arrived.

The victim and police are giving credit to that neighbor who was sitting
on his porch when this happened and decided to help police capture the
suspect.

The victim has added cameras and changed all the locks on her home.

Neighbors say they’ve added cameras and are prepared if this were to
happen again.

Nick
10 hours ago

A 19 year old with a handgun? But I thought there were laws against that.
Why didn't this criminal obey the law?

https://news.yahoo.com/robber-held-victim-gunpoint-stole-195806565.html

Harris Slut

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> Ha! Wapo got caught telling another whopper? Say it ain't so.

The Washington Post was compelled to issue a major correction after
columnist Jennifer Rubin cited a story using botched census data to attack
Florida under Governor Ron DeSantis.

The liberal columnist's opinion piece Friday originally read, "DeSantis
likes to brag that more people are moving to Florida than ever. Not so
fast. ‘An estimated 674,740 people reported that their permanent address
changed from Florida to another state in 2021.’" In fact, U.S. Census data
shows more people moved into the Sunshine State than any other state that
year.

Rubin had linked to a faulty Business Insider story which mistakenly
switched the number of people who had moved out of the state during the
pandemic with the number of people who had moved into the state during the
same time period.

The following day the Post was pressured to concede Rubin had "misstated"
the numbers after critics called out her mistake on social media.

NEW YORK, CALIFORNIA SUFFER BIGGEST BLOW AS MORE AMERICANS FLEE TO LOW-TAX
STATES

"A previous version of this article misstated Floridians' state-to-state
migration in 2021," the Post correction reads. "According to the Census
Bureau, more people moved into Florida than any other state that year.
This version has been corrected."

Rubin's column came just three days after Business Insider admitted it had
"got it wrong" in reporting that more people had left the state than
entered it during the pandemic. The outlet had originally claimed that
674,740 residents left the state, overtaking 433,402 residents leaving
California and 287,249 residents moving from New York.

The news outlet owned up to the mistake after members of DeSantis' team
called them out on Twitter.

"Business Insider journalist @NeubauerKelsey apparently does not know how
to read a spreadsheet. That figure -- 674,740 -- is people who moved TO
Florida, not OUT OF Florida. Retraction needed," Rapid Response Director
Christian Pushaw tweeted.

‘GREAT MIGRATION’ CONTINUES AS MORE AMERICANS FLEE TO FLORIDA, TEXAS

Migration numbers on Florida Twitter
Migration numbers on Florida Twitter
© Twitter
The outlet changed the premise of their story with a new headline which
read, "We got it wrong: More people moved out of New York and California
than Florida in 2021."

"This story has been updated to correct an error regarding Census data. In
2021, an estimated 469,577 people moved out of Florida, while 674,740
people relocated to the state. An earlier version of the story switched
those numbers," the editor’s note read.

The Post received a tidal wave of criticism over the weekend after Rubin
cited the faulty article as the basis for her piece bashing DeSantis and
GOP leadership in the state.

The National Review’s Charles Cooke shared screenshots of Rubin’s error
and the new article from Business Insider on Twitter. He wrote, "In which
Jennifer Rubin writes a piece in the Washington Post on Friday that is
based around the massive mistake that Business Insider made—and then
corrected—on Tuesday. ‘Does she have editors?’ was just emphatically
answered."

Along with the correction on Saturday, The Post removed Rubin's claims
that more Floridians had moved out of the state than any other state in
the nation. "That’s more than any other state, including New York or
California, the two states that have received the most attention for
outbound migration during the pandemic,’ according to the American
Community Survey released in June tracking state-by-state migration," the
article originally read.

The Washington Post did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Fox News' Gabriel Hays contributed to this report.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/washington-post-forced-to-issue-drastic-
correction-to-left-wing-column-bashing-florida-under-desantis/ar-
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Governor Swill

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On Tue, 18 Jul 2023 20:13:03 +0200 (CEST), Harris Slut
<unqualified...@splcenter.org> wrote:

>
>The Washington Post was compelled to issue a major correction after
>columnist Jennifer Rubin cited a story using botched census data to attack
>Florida under Governor Ron DeSantis.

You know, if Faux had issue a correction instead of spreading the Big Lie for years they
would be three quarters of a billion dollars richer.

When mistakes happen, honest people own up to them. Dishonest people double down.

Swill
--
Republican snowflakes care more about public urination and gas stoves than national security
or the number one killer of children.

GO RFK!

Send money!

https://www.kennedy24.com

oarfishing

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> GO RFK!

RFK will jail those who disbelieve in the "climate change" hoax, you fascist swinehund!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41yJTxrPFhM

RFK Jr wants to jail energy CEO's for "Treason" Laments no current laws to punish climate skeptics.

https://heartland.org/opinion/climate-change-deniers-should-be-jailed-rfk-jr/

Those who dispute the “consensus” on manmade climate change “are doing the Koch brothers’ bidding and are against all the evidence, saying global warming does not exist,” RFK stated. “They are contemptible human beings.”