1. Bolt comes from above and explodes in flames in Antwerp Belgium
Vuurpijl afgevuurd vanuit woning in #Antwerpen… met als enige bedoeling brand te stichten! Grijpt Antwerpse politie nu eindelijk in? Voor een kritische sticker over #lgbtq waren er huiszoekingen een arrestaties! En nu… @PZAntwerpen? pic.twitter.com/JOVBnpFxjF
— Filip Dewinter (@FDW_VB) January 2, 2022
2. Jordan Peterson calls for civil disobedience in face of Quebec’s curfew
Dr. Jordan Peterson is calling for Montrealers to resist curfew restrictions that are once again being implemented in Quebec, as cases of the mild Omicron variant continue to skyrocket in the province.
“The cure is far worse than the disease,” wrote Peterson in a Twitter thread posted on Friday, the day that the province is set to impose the measure on its highly vaccinated populace. “Unbelievable. Time for civil disobedience.”
Do we care nothing for our liberties? "No private gatherings" with a near 80% vaccination rate? And a curfew?
Is there no excuse too small for the totalitarianism wannabes? What the hell is wrong with this country?
— Dr Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) December 31, 2021
3. 16 Years Old, Pfizer, Myocarditis, Sudden Death, Grieving Father
4. Montreal, capitol of the Dystopia of Quebec
[… all the evidence…]
Yep, they lied again. And got caught again. They always get caught, which is nice, but it would be even nicer if they didn’t lie.
The truth is turning out to be so simple even the public health experts and the media can’t hide it:
Omicron is less dangerous if you’ve been infected before, and less dangerous if you haven’t. It’s less dangerous if you’re fat, and less dangerous if you’re thin. It’s less dangerous if you’re old, less dangerous if you’re middle-aged, and less dangerous (as in probably so not-dangerous its dangers can’t even be measured) if you’re young.
It’s a cold. The only risk it represents is that our massive testing infrastructure is now disrupting society. If we made everyone with a cold test and quarantine during the winter, we’d have lots of unnecessary economic, educational, and medical pain too.
The solution isn’t to pretend it’s dangerous. The solution is to stop testing for a cold.
Thank you M., Sassy, Maplewood, PC., X., Johnny U., Xanthippa, ET., EB. and many more who are keeping their brains warmed up and busy and questioning their senses with the finest of Greek instruments.
OMICRON: I might have it, not sure.
Last Thursday, I developed a runny nose, water that pours out of it. It started slowly, accelerated for three days, but now it’s a case of a stuffy nose.
I also had a sore throat for three days but nothing incapacitating. Now, the overall sleepy feeling with a light fever still lingers.
It could be a bad cold or Omicron.