Canadian gov’t pouring millions more into ‘voluntary’ COVID isolation sites
The money will be used for sites where temporary foreign workers can isolate and for virus camps.
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Articles for Month: November 2021
Israel authorizes spy agency to access private cell phone data to track Omicron variant
The government has played 'war games' to prepare for an outbreak.
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Swedish biohacker promotes implanted microchip COVID passports in your hands
An implanted chip could be accessed from a cell phone to pull up an EU digital COVID certificate.
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Greece mandates COVID-19 vaccine for all people over 60 years old
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described his extreme new mandate as ‘an act of justice for the vaccinated.’
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Canadian lawmaker who stole Conservative opponent’s flyers may only have to pay $5k fine
An investigation is continuing, but it appears that any sanctions would be light.
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US bishop says Catholic Church ‘for too long’ hasn’t emphasized conversions
Bishop Joseph Strickland called on Catholics to use the weeks in preparation for Christmas 'to renew Confession in their life.'
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Top national conservative intellectuals silent on the scourge of homosexuality, same-sex ‘marriage’
The panelists had no trouble criticizing transgenderism, but homosexuality and same-sex ‘marriage’ were clearly off the table. Off-limits. Verboten.
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Christians face horrific persecution in Islamic countries: New book exposes what the media won’t
Casey Chalk is a freelance writer, contributing editor with The New Oxford Review, and author of "The Persecuted."
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Over 10,000 UK women who took at-home abortion pills in 2020 were hospitalized, new study shows
The investigation found that 5.9% of women required treatment because of incomplete abortions, with women retaining parts of their aborted babies.
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Democrat senator threatens Supreme Court with ‘revolution’ if Roe v. Wade is overturned
Jeanne Shaheen also invoked the myth of pre-Roe 'back alley' abortions.
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