Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates – Leaked Steve Chucri Tapes: “ELECTIONS MISINFORMATION Spreads Like Wildfire.”

After The Gateway Pundit leaked audio recordings of Maricopa County Supervisor bashing his colleagues for not supporting an audit and saying their audit was “pretty bullshit”.

The recordings are spreading like wildfire.

In another recording, Steve Chucri admits that neither he nor County Recorder Stephen Richer are comfortable using Dominion ever again.

If this election was so fair, why did he say that it wasn’t?

The Maricopa County Supervisors and Secretary of State Katie Hobbs have been awfully quiet on Twitter, despite a few retweets but not the usual attacks we usually see coming from them.

Today Supervisor Bill Gates Tweeted a cry for attention, where he says that he is receiving “death threats” because “elections misinformation is spreading like wildfire”

Why should we even believe this after his involvement in The Big Lie?

Steve Chucri frowned upon this behavior out of Clint Hickman previously in another recording, saying “don’t run for office then”

Unfortunately, my office and others continue to receive death threats as I am pleased the @FBI& @mcsoazcontinue to be vigilant in investigating this unacceptable behavior

“elections misinformation”?

They are actual recordings of the real Steve Chucri saying that the County’s audit was “bullsh*t”, Jack Sellers and Bill Gates were afraid they truly lost, fraud was multifaceted with dead voters and ballot harvesting, and Clint Hickman omitted the truth to him about the County’s audit.

Bill Gates clearly has something to hide and he is doubling down on The County’s “bullsh*t” narrative.

Bill Gates must resign and come forward.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/09/maricopa-county-supervisor-bill-gates-says-leaked-audio-elections-misinformation/

Sen. Johnson: Health Agencies Are "Ignoring Natural Immunity"

Top American health officials are ignoring or downplaying so-called natural immunity, or the protection people enjoy after recovering from COVID-19, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) told The Epoch Times.

Science the senator has reviewed, including a real-world study from Israel, indicates that natural immunity is at similar levels as or even better than vaccination. But U.S. health authorities continue urging everybody, regardless of prior infection, to get a COVID-19 jab.

“We’re ignoring natural immunity, even though the Israeli study now shows it’s 27 times more effective,” Johnson said.

That makes sense because natural immunity “recognizes the entire virus” while the vaccine was designed to prevent infection from the original form of the virus, he added.

COVID-19 is the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and top health officials like Dr. Anthony Fauci, have said immunity post-infection exists but is not as strong as vaccination. They have downplayed or dismissed studies like the one from Israel.

Fauci, the longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), said earlier this month he did not have a “firm answer” on why people who recover from COVID-19 should get a shot.

“It is true they do have protection,” he added on CNN on Sunday. But he argued that data does not yet show how durable the protection is and whether it’s affected by different variants of the CCP virus.

“I’m not denying at all that people who get infected and recover have a considerable degree of immunity. We also know—and I think we should not let this pass without saying it—that when you get infected and recover, A, you get a good degree of immunity, but, B, when you get vaccinated, you dramatically increase that protection, which is something that’s really quite good,” he said.

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/sen-johnson-health-agencies-are-ignoring-natural-immunity

NSW to trial geolocation and facial recognition app for home-based quarantine

Along with the NSW trial, Tasmania will also begin a home-based quarantine trial for residents returning from regional New South Wales next week.

The NSW government has announced the state will undergo a trial of home-based quarantine for people arriving in Australia based around a mobile app using geolocation and face recognition.

The pilot will be jointly operated by NSW Health and NSW Police and entails a seven-day home-based quarantine program for around 175 people. It will be run across a four-week period and commence sometime this month.

The app will use geolocation and face recognition technology to monitor whether a person is complying with the state's quarantine rules. It will also provide people with a testing schedule and symptom checker.

The government added that the mobile app would be supplied by random in-person checks and penalties would be doled out to individuals who breach their isolation during home-based quarantine.

The mobile app is based on one that is already being trialled in South Australia, the NSW government said in a statement.

"This will build on the evidence that's been collected through the South Australian trial as part of the national plan where we utilise technology, particularly facial recognition and location-based services apps on your phone, to help police continue to check-in on a person during their home-based quarantine," NSW Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism, and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres said.

The trial is being conducted as part of efforts to remove the state's hotel quarantine system for the majority of people who are coming into Australia, Ayres said.

He added that both the NSW and federal governments hope the findings will inform future quarantine programs and provide information for how best to come up with alternatives for people who do not have access to smartphones.

In terms of privacy, the app will use the same mechanisms as the current Service NSW check-in regulations, the NSW government said.

All participants who are chosen for the pilot will have already had both doses of a government-approved COVID-19 vaccine.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/nsw-to-trial-geolocation-and-facial-recognition-app-for-home-based-quarantine/

Chinese Leader Xi Jinping Uses UN Platform to Level Criticism Against US

Xi Jinping took several jabs at Washington on Sept. 21, in a prerecorded speech to the United Nations’ 76th General Assembly.

Separately, President Joe Biden has been criticized by Republican lawmakers for failing to use his speech at the U.N. headquarters in New York to hold China accountable on a number of issues.

“Recent developments in the global situation show once again that military intervention from the outside and so-called democratic transformation entail nothing but harm,” Xi said, without naming any country. However, the remark is an apparent reference to the tumultuous U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last month.

For over a month now, the Chinese regime has been using the chaotic U.S. pullout to carry out a propaganda campaign, painting the United States as an unreliable ally and questioning U.S. democracy. Most recently, on Sept. 18, China’s state-run media Global Times stated in an editorial that “the U.S. and the West ran away leaving a mess in Afghanistan.”

In another veiled criticism without naming any country, Xi stated the world needed to “reject the practice of forming small circles or zero-sum games.”

Just days earlier, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian used the same language during a daily press briefing. He accused Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom of having an “outdated Cold War zero-sum mentality” with their new security alliance.

Under the security pact, the United States and the UK will share submarine technology with Australia, allowing the latter to field a fleet of at least eight nuclear-powered submarines by 2040.

Xi repeatedly called for cooperation and multilateralism in his speech, including a better “coordinated global COVID-19 response” among countries.

However, the international community has questioned China’s willingness to cooperate with the global fight against COVID-19, a disease caused by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus, since the regime decided to silence whistleblower doctors at the onset of the outbreak.

Beijing was criticized for failing to cooperate with a World Health Organization-led investigation team conducting groundwork in the Chinese city of Wuhan earlier this year. A U.S. intelligence report released last month stated that it couldn’t come to a conclusive assessment about the origins of the virus, given China’s refusal to cooperate.

Xi also proclaimed that “China has never and will never invade or bully others or seek hegemony.” The statement, however, would likely not sit well with China’s critics, considering the regime’s aggressive behaviors in the South China Sea and coercion tactics against Taiwan.

The Chinese leader made an environmental pledge during his speech, stating that Beijing “will not build new coal-fired power projects abroad.” However, he did not make any comment on domestic coal plants, considering that China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of coal.

https://www.ntd.com/chinese-leader-xi-jinping-uses-un-platform-to-level-criticism-against-us_679512.html