https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/09/13/san-diego-could-lose-half-their-police-force-from-vaccine-mandate-45-percent-are-a-hard-no-and-willing-to-be-fired/#more-216898

A rather remarkable situation in San Diego that we could see play out in the rest of the nation. The police union, The San Diego Police Officers Association (SDPOA), asked their members about the vaccination mandate.

65 percent of the respondents said they would consider quitting the force if the city were to impose a requirement. However, an alarming 45 percent said they would rather be fired than comply with the mandate.

The SDPOA has 1,971 members. According to the San Diego Union Tribune, half of those officers are not vaccinated. If that half of the entire police department were to be fired for non-compliance with the vaccine mandate, the city of San Diego would be in a really sketchy place. The city has a deadline for compliance on November 2nd.

We can imagine this same type of conversation is likely taking place in several cities and counties at the same time. The police officers union was not present for the discussions with the Biden White House. The US Postal Workers Union was present, and they were granted an exemption from the forced vaccine requirement.

https://www.mediamatters.org/qanon-conspiracy-theory/multiple-qanon-influencers-are-using-paypal-raise-funds-despite-platforms

Multiple other platforms have previously cracked down on QAnon, including Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, along with fellow payment processing platform Cash App.

Yet multiple QAnon influencers have been using PayPal to make money from followers. Those include:

BardsFM, a QAnon show whose host is affiliated with a QAnon militia group.

Terpsichore Maras-Lindeman, a QAnon influencer known online as “Tore” who has been banned from Twitter and who has urged her followers to try to oust elected officials while pushing false voter fraud claims.

John Sabal, a QAnon influencer known online as “QAnon John” who organized a QAnon conference in Dallas (along with an upcoming conference for the conspiracy theory in Las Vegas) and has called for a military coup against President Joe Biden. He has also been banned from Twitter.

MG Show, a QAnon show co-hosted by QAnon influencer Jeffrey Pedersen, known online as “intheMatrixxx,” who has been banned from YouTube and has promoted false claims of voter fraud. intheMatrixxx has also been banned from Twitter.

“Patel Patriot,” a conspiracy theorist who has interacted with the QAnon community, including giving interviews to QAnon influencers, and whose claims about Trump remaining in power have been heavily promoted in that community. (Patel Patriot has said his claims “mirrors closely to Q.”) He has also been banned from Twitter.

Patriots’ Soapbox, a QAnon channel banned from YouTube and Twitter and whose founder, NBC News reported, was a key figure to first popularize QAnon.

David Hayes, a QAnon influencer known online as “Praying Medic” who was banned from Twitter and has called for a military coup against Biden.

Tracy Diaz, also known as Tracy Beanz, who was banned from Twitter and who NBC News identified as a key figure to first popularize QAnon.

Spaceshot76, a QAnon channel that has been banned from YouTube and whose host contributed to a QAnon book that in March 2019 reached the top 15 books sold on Amazon.

“Kate Awakening,” a QAnon influencer who the day before the insurrection said that while QAnon supporters were “peaceful,” there was an “expiration date” on that.

“Amazing Polly,” a QAnon influencer who is banned from Twitter and also instigated the false Wayfair trafficking conspiracy theory.

Liz Crokin, an early promoter of QAnon who was banned from Twitter and has also pushed the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory.

TruReporting, a QAnon show that has been banned from YouTube and Twitter.

Truth and Art TV, a QAnon show banned from YouTube and Twitter.

SGT Report, a QAnon show banned from YouTube and Twitter.

“M3thods,” a QAnon influencer who has co-hosted QAnon show RedPill78 and who has been banned from Twitter and YouTube.

Martin Geddes, a QAnon influencer who was banned from Twitter.

“Enoch,” a QAnon influencer.