FBI Opened Obstruction of Justice Probe Against Trump Even before Mueller Investigation

Following backlash, Orange County scrapped its plans for a vaccine passport program to restrict travel, conferences/meetings, concerts, sports, school and more. Their new plan is for businesses to implement the passports that can discriminate against people’s health status if they reject vaccines, which is illegal.

Concerned parents gathered outside of an Orange County Board of Education meeting to protest mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for students and lowering the age of children who may get the vaccine without parental consent. Parents also objected to constructing vaccine centers on school property.

COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers are now conducting clinical trials on children age 6 months to 12 years old. The children are volunteered by their parents who sign them up for the unethical trials. Maddie, a 12-year old girl suffered severe injuries.

The Department of Justice is prosecuting hundreds of Trump supporters for as little as walking through the Capitol building, but refuses to press charges against, or even identify, the Capitol police officer who shot and killed unarmed 14-year Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt in the Capitol building on Jan 6.

New enhanced video shows that Adam was holding an object police say was a gun, and a firearm was recovered near the body at the scene. Assistant State’s Attorney James Murphy said that Adam’s right hand tested positive for gunshot residue.

Denmark became the first country to stop using AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine altogether over a potential link to a rare but serious form of blood clot. Many countries in Europe and elsewhere have resumed using the shot. Denmark suspended the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.

The other 19 states that allow citizens to bear arms without a government permit are Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming.

Last week, Joe Biden announced he was taking executive action on gun control measures that include restrictions on pistol-stabilizing braces, “ghost guns” that can be assembled from kits, the creation of a national ‘red flag’ law and more.

Republican Governor Kristi Noem tweeted Wednesday morning, “South Dakota won’t be taking any illegal immigrants that the Biden Administration wants to relocate. My message to illegal immigrants… call me when you’re an American.”

The CNN technical director confirmed that CNN has a pre-determined agenda when reporting on COVID-19 and climate change, and is preparing to push climate-change fear. He said that CNN is ‘trying to help’ the Black Lives Matter movement by protecting the group’s narrative on race.

A White police officer shot and killed Daunte Wright as he resisted arrest. She says she mistakenly shot him with her gun when she intended to use her taser to subdue him. She has been arrested and charged with second degree manslaughter.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has been trying to prevent an audit of the votes, but Republican lawmakers passed a bill to audit the 2020 election ballots, which is scheduled for April 22. If election fraud can be proven in this swing state, Democrats could face challenges in holding on to power.

Yeadon dropped a bombshell when he predicted that those who refuse vaccines will be coerced, and those who are left will be rounded up and thrown into prison camps. He warned that there is no benign explanation for mass vaccination and vaccine passports. [OK, if not benign, then what is the correct adjective? The answer is ‘sinister’.]

A report states that 38.9% of Marines, with an average age of 25, putting them at roughly 0.18% risk of death, are refusing to take the COVID-19 experimental vaccines – which don’t prevent people from getting COVID-19, falling ill, or transmitting it.

Illegal aliens living in New York could receive up to $15,600, the equivalent of $300 per week for the last year, if they can verify that they were state residents, ineligible for federal unemployment benefits, and lost income as a result of the pandemic.