The Israeli People`s Committee Report of Adverse Events Related to the Corona Vaccine, April 2021: Never has a vaccine injured so many

We hereby clarify that The Israeli People`s Committee is an independent organization relying on publicly available information from official publications and social networks. The information has been checked by members of the committee to avoid false, refuted, and erroneous data. However, the report should not be relied upon for medical or other purposes, and it certainly does not contain any medical recommendation. Anyone who considers it as such, does so of his own accord. While the Prime Minister of Israel and senior officials of the Ministry of Health brag that Israel serves as a global model for nationwide vaccination, and while they boast that Pfizer has chosen us to be the experimental country thanks to the advanced technological systems of our HMOs [Health Maintenance Organizations], the state has systematically shut down all monitoring and tracking systems, which are designed to identify and alert of adverse events that occur in proximity of receiving the vaccine. This irresponsible conduct by the Ministry of Health during this mass operation providing an experimental treatment to millions of people, regardless of whether such conduct is negligent or intentional, has led to an unprecedented flood of thousands of serious adverse event reports after the vaccine on social media, which seems to be the only forum that still allows people to share their experiences. Surprisingly, such widespread phenomena have not received any media coverage or attention from public officials. The silencing mechanisms of the health system regarding the vaccine’s adverse events, and the denial of their severity and worrisome scope, combined with the fact that the mainstream media have ignored adverse events and avoided reporting them, have created a situation whereby the Israeli public is almost completely unaware of the existence, nature and prevalence of the vaccine’s adverse events. This smoke screen which exists between the Israeli public and this vaccine’s adverse events prevents citizens from receiving all the information they need to make a balanced and responsible decision about the vaccination; and moreover, raises the concern that the lack of contraindications for susceptible populations to the vaccine has unnecessarily harmed the citizens to the point of needless mortality.

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Study Coordinator Charged in Scheme to Falsify Clinical Trial Data

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Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson: Liz Cheney Shouldn’t Be Removed, Trump is ‘Dividing’ GOP

Appearing Tuesday on CNN’s New Day, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R) argued that House Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz Cheney (R-WY) should not be ousted from her leadership position and accused former President Donald Trump of “dividing” the Republican Party.

A transcript is as follows:

JOHN BERMAN: I pointed out in our last segment it’s the former president, Donald Trump, who’s obsessing about the last election and can’t let go of the past and not look toward the future. What would your message be to him, who the vast majority of his messages from Mar-a-Lago have been all been election lies?

GOV. ASA HUTCHINSON: Whenever we do not have the president in power from our party, you have divided leadership — you have many different voices. And former President Trump is dividing our party, and so it’s important that we not unite with someone who is dividing our party. Let’s talk about those ideas, let’s talk about the future, let’s talk about the differences with the Biden administration. That’s what builds our party. And so I don’t believe Liz Cheney should be ousted for a vote of conscience. I believe that we need to concentrate on more things that bring us together than to separate us, and going down and seeing former President Trump, to me, causes more division than anything else.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/05/11/arkansas-gov-hutchinson-liz-cheney-shouldnt-be-removed-trump-is-dividing-gop/

Arizona Governor Signs Law Designating Gun Stores As Essential Firms

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) has signed into law legislation that designates gun stores as essential businesses allowed to remain open during an emergency—a move that will further protect gun stores, manufacturers, and trade associations from lawsuits.

The new law, Senate Bill 1382, introduced by Republican Sen. Wendy Rogers, applies to any store selling guns or ammunition, or their components, and mirrors federal law that was passed on a bipartisan basis.

Ducey’s office said in a release that the measure will protect the Second Amendment rights of Arizonans by “safeguarding against frivolous lawsuits that have no connection to unlawful use of firearms.”

“With efforts currently underway in Washington to erode Second Amendment rights, Arizona is taking action to protect those rights,” Ducey said in a statement. “In Arizona, we’re safeguarding manufacturers, sellers, and trade associations.”

“Bad actors need to be held accountable, and we will work to make sure they are,” the Republican governor added.

“But we’re not going to allow lawsuit after lawsuit to slowly tear down the Constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens in our state.”

The bill bans the state and its entities from suing a member of the firearms industry for lawful design, marketing, distribution, and sale of firearms and ammunition to the public. It also prohibits a manufacturer or seller of a firearm or ammunition or related trade association from being sued for damages resulting from the criminal misuse of the firearm or ammunition.

Rep. Rogers previously said of the measure that the right to keep and bear arms must be protected, especially during emergencies.

Democratic Sen. Martin Quezada argued the Legislature has much bigger priorities during the pandemic, such as ensuring people get access to unemployment insurance and don’t lose their homes.

“Arizona is—and will remain—a strong 2nd Amendment state,” said Judi White of Tucson, a gun rights champion who has long been active in the National Rifle Association.

“We can’t let flippant lawsuits hinder operations of firearm or ammunition manufacturers, sellers, and trade associations that are following the law. Senate Bill 1382 makes sure of that.”

White added, “Thank you, Governor Ducey, for signing legislation that protects citizens’ Constitutional rights.”

The new law comes as President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress in recent weeks have issued a series of gun-control proposals, while the House of Representatives passed two gun background check laws.

In his first address to a joint session of Congress on the eve of his 100th day in office, Biden also called for background checks and a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/arizona-governor-signs-law-designating-gun-stores-essential-firms

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UK boarding school turns over its chaplain to anti-terrorism authorities — after he preached against school's LGBTQ policies

A boarding school in the United Kingdom secretly turned over its chaplain to an anti-terrorism program after preaching a sermon in which he defended students' rights to question the school's new LGBTQ policies, the Daily Mail reported.

The Rev. Dr. Bernard Randall told students at independent Trent College near Nottingham that it was OK for them to disagree with the policies, especially if they go against Church of England principles, the outlet said.

One of the school's new policies was to "develop a whole school LGBT+ inclusive curriculum," the Daily Mail said.

But when the powers that be at the boarding school deemed Randall's sermon "harmful" to LGBTQ students, the school turned him in to Prevent, which the outlet said normally identifies individuals at risk of radicalization.

However, after police investigated the tip, they told Trent College that the 48-year-old chaplain posed "no counter terrorism risk, or risk of radicalization," the Daily Mail said, adding that Derbyshire Police confirmed the case "did not meet the threshold for a Prevent referral."

But it wasn't over

But the outlet added that Randall — a former Cambridge University chaplain and Oxford graduate — revealed that Trent College later informed him that his future sermons would be censored in advance and that his chapel services would be monitored "to ensure that … requirements are met."

And then Randall was fired, the Daily Mail said.

While the outlet said he's suing for discrimination, harassment, victimization, and unfair dismissal, he shared that "my career and life are in tatters."

What did he say in his sermon?

Randall said his June 2019 sermon in the school chapel was prompted by concerns from students about an organization called Educate & Celebrate, which was invited to "embed gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation into the fabric" of the school, the Daily Mail said.

"You should no more be told you have to accept LGBT ideology than you should be told you must be in favor of Brexit or must be Muslim," Randall preached, according to the outlet.

However, he also encouraged students to "treat each other with respect," the Daily Mail said.

And then a few days later, Randall said he was called to a meeting and told the sermon was inflammatory, divisive, and "harmful to LGBT pupils," the outlet noted.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/uk-boarding-school-turns-over-its-chaplain-to-anti-terrorism-authorities-after-he-preached-against-schools-lgbtq-policies

BIDEN ENERGY SEC: Gasoline Shortage Is Not A Shortage, Just A ‘Supply Crunch’

"Um, and this is why we are, we know that we have gasoline, we just have to get it to the right places."

The Biden administration is crafting a narrative that paints the gasoline crisis currently enveloping the United States as not the result of a fuel shortage, but merely the byproduct of a “supply crunch.”

Biden Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said Tuesday, “Because of the fact that there’s not a whole lot of other supplies, now this particular pipeline also supplies other states, but there are other pipelines that supply other states as well so there’s more diversity. In this particular region, that’s where we’re gonna see the crunch. Um, and this is why we are, we know that we have gasoline, we just have to get it to the right places.”

“And that’s why I think these next couple of days will be challenging,” Granholm continued. “And we want to encourage people, it’s not that we have a gasoline shortage, it’s that we have this supply crunch, and things will be back to normal soon, and that we’re asking people not to hoard.”

Millions of Americans are sitting in wait lines at gasoline stations around the country, unable to access fuel.

Biden administration officials had previously stated that the decision whether or not to obey the demands of hacker who seized control of Colonial pipelines is a “private sector decision”:

When the Biden administration was asked if they would provide advice to Colonial Pipeline at a White House press briefing, Deputy National Security Adviser for Cyber & Emerging Technology Anne Neuberger said it’s a “private sector decision” to determine if the company should pay the ransom.

“We recognize that victims of cyber attacks often face a difficult situation and they have to just balance often the cost-benefit when they have no choice with regard to paying a ransom. Colonial is a private company and we’ll defer information regarding their decision on paying a ransom to them,” said Neuberger. “So typically, that is a private sector decision and the administration has not offered further advice at this time.”

“Given the rise in ransomware, that is one area we are definitely looking at now to say what should be the government’s approach to ransomware actors and to ransoms overall,” she added.

https://nationalfile.com/biden-energy-sec-gasoline-shortage-is-not-a-shortage-just-a-supply-crunch/

Multiple governors declare state of emergency over gas shortages amid Colonial Pipeline outage

Folks are panic-buying after pipeline was shut down following a cyberattack over the weekend

The governors of several Eastern states have declared states of emergencies over gas shortages as the Colonial Pipeline — which supplies 45% of all fuel to the East Coast — remains shut down after being hit with a cyberattack over the weekend.

But officials say the shortages are due to panic-buying, not an actual lack of gas.

What are the details?

On Tuesday, Gov. Roy Cooper (D) of North Carolina, Gov. Brian Kemp (R) of Georgia, and Gov. Ralph Northam (D) of Virginia all declared states of emergency as long lines at pumps and rising gas prices hit their states amid shortages and runs on fueling stations.

Kemp said in a statement:

"Today, I signed an executive order suspending the gas tax in Georgia to help with higher prices as a result of the Colonial cyberattack. We are working closely with Colonial and expect for them to recover by the end of the week," Kemp said, adding, "Unfortunately, extensive media coverage has caused people to panic, which has resulted in higher gas prices."

Newsweek reported that according to "energy data collection website Gas Buddy said that five states—Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia—collectively saw gasoline demand skyrocket more than 40 percent on Monday alone."

On Sunday, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced a regional emergency declaration in response to the cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline, which the FBI confirmed the next day "was a ransomware attack carried out by criminals belonging to the group known as DarkSide," Fox Business reported.

The Washington Examiner noted that the states impacted by the hack include: Alabama, Arkansas, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said during a media briefing Tuesday that the southeastern states are not experiencing shortages, but rather, are facing a "supply crunch."

"It's not that we have a gasoline shortage," Granholm said, according to KXEL-AM. "It's that we have this supply crunch, and that things will be back to normal soon, and that we're asking people not to hoard."

Granholm added, "We have gasoline. We just have to get it to the right places."

Energy Sec. Jennifer Granholm says that the current gasoline situation is a "supply crunch," not a "gasoline shorta… https://t.co/aL9t841RaN

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https://www.theblaze.com/news/multiple-governors-declare-state-of-emergency-over-gas-shortages-amid-colonial-pipeline-outage

THE FINAL TAKE DOWN OF THE US IS UNDERWAY

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