Switzerland expected to lift COVID restrictions, vaccine passports
As of February 16, so-called COVID certificates or vaccine passport requirements will be scrapped.
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Articles for Month: January 2022
Pro-life Congressional Republicans introduce bill that gives tax credits for unborn children
'We must do more to support pregnant moms and their unborn children, and to prevent a demographic time bomb,' said bill co-sponsor Sen. Steve Daines.
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Triple-vaxxed Trudeau says he tested positive for COVID after fleeing Ottawa ahead of trucker convoy
The Canadian Prime Minister retreated to an undisclosed location on Thursday just days before 50,000 truckers descended upon Ottawa to protest coercive COVID measures.
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Virginia Attorney General says state universities can’t force students to get COVID jab
The attorney general stated that ‘absent specific authority conferred by the General Assembly, public institutions of higher education in Virginia may not require vaccination against COVID-19.’
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UK gov’t backtracks on jab mandate for health workers amid fears of massive staff shortages
UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid is expected to announce the government's plan to drop the jab requirement on Monday evening.
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Canadian media is demonstrating total allegiance to Trudeau in their Freedom Convoy coverage
'The media acts like a party: the media party. It's a subsidiary of the Liberal party,' Ezra Levant told the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.
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GOP lawmakers challenge FDA to explain wildly inaccurate prenatal tests often linked to abortion
Congressman Chip Roy noted the tests were often ‘used for eugenic purposes,’ and the findings about their inaccuracy ‘only make the problem worse.’
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Texas nurse shares how hospital stopped using hydroxychloroquine, threatened docs writing jab exemptions
A former frontline COVID nurse shared her eyewitness experiences with vaccine adverse reactions and early treatments at the hospital that fired her for rejecting the jab.
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Heavily armed German police officers raid ‘illegal’ mask-free school started by parents
The children were separated from their parents and gathered on the second floor before being questioned individually for four hours.
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Men who choose not to work are setting a bad example for their children
Thanks to the COVID shutdowns, men continue to avoid going to work, with many spending idle hours on the Internet or playing video games.
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