According to emails, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), a powerful union, lobbied the CDC and even suggested language for the federal agency’s school-reopening guidance that was released in February. Teachers’ unions across the United States rallied to keep schools closed during the pandemic, ignoring a body of scientific evidence that said it’s safe to teach students face-to-face. The CDC was prepared to write that schools could provide in-person instruction regardless of community spread of the virus, but, under the influence of the AFT, this caveat was added: “In the event of high community-transmission results from a new variant of SARS-CoV-2, a new update of these guidelines may be necessary.” The AFT also demanded special remote work concessions for teachers. Critics assert that the CDC willfully ignored the science and slow-walked a return to in-person learning even as mounting evidence showed schools were not a primary source of coronavirus infections as long as they followed mitigation strategies. The AFT represents 1.7 million educators and public employees, and the deep-pocket funding source for Democrats spent almost $20 million to elect Dems during the 2020 election cycle. Republican Representative Greg Murphy, a medical doctor, called on CDC director Rochelle Walensky to resign.
The American Federation of Teachers lobbied the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on, and even suggested language for, the federal agency’s school-reopening guidance released in February.
The powerful teachers union’s full-court press preceded the federal agency putting the brakes on a full re-opening of in-person classrooms, emails between top CDC, AFT and White House officials show.
The emails were obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request by the conservative watchdog group Americans for Public Trust and provided to The Post.
The documents show a flurry of activity between CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, her top advisors and union officials — with Biden brass being looped in at the White House — in the days before the highly-anticipated Feb. 12 announcement on school-reopening guidelines.
“Thank you again for Friday’s rich discussion about forthcoming CDC guidance and for your openness to the suggestions made by our president, Randi Weingarten, and the AFT,” wrote AFT senior director for health issues Kelly Trautner in a Feb 1 email — which described the union as the CDC’s “thought partner.”
David Martin said that he is involved in prosecuting the government of Canada and the US for collaborating on gain-of-function (GOF) research, which is medical research that involves mutating a pathogen to enhance its transmission and lethality in humans, when there was a moratorium on this research.
Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said, “The issue in many countries is that people don’t want vaccines.” The UN is still trying to push the unwanted jabs, claiming that 60% of the world’s population is vaccinated, but that “it’s not over anywhere until it’s over everywhere.”
The agent and five other individuals were invited by Gendron to read about his mass shooting plans and the target location about 30 minutes before Gendron reportedly killed 10 people at Tops Market on May 14. It is unknown if any of them accepted Gendron’s invitation. None called law enforcement.
The weather last Saturday was unseasonaly warm, but it is unusual that 16 runners were hospitalized and one man died. While it is unknown how many of the Brooklyn Half runners’ suffered from heart complications, many athletes have suffered from heart problems and other injuries believed to be linked to COVID jabs.
The recent school shooting in the Texas border town of Uvalde by Salvador Ramos, 18, raises questions about why police on the premises hesitated to go after Ramos who reportedly killed children for 40 minutes or more before Border Patrol showed up and shot him.
Stuart Kirk, the global head of responsible investing at HSBC Asset Management, said that “there is always some nut job telling me about the end of the world.” Although Kirk agreed with the phony ‘science’, he called out central bankers and the UN for exaggerating the financial risks of climate change.
A company that predicts global food supply trends warned of a shortage of wheat linked to lack of fertilizer; climate change leading to global drought; cooking oil shortage; and supply chain issues. Instead of promoting independence, a global response to “dramatically reshape the geopolitical era” was recommended.
JPMorgan’s commodity strategist warned that the national average for gas can rise another 37% by August to around $6.20. Since much of the West Coast is priced above the national average, this may suggest double-digit prices could be seen in some areas.
State Farm reportedly was intentionally trying to target kindergartners for discussion around transgender issues, sexual identity issues, without notifying their parents and without their consent. The news upset many of State Farm’s customers. Many State Farm agents also disagreed with the program.
A mother passed out, while bathing her baby girl, a day after receiving her first dose of the AstraZeneca COVID jab. The baby drowned. Public Health England said that the AstraZeneca vaccine could cause ‘sleepiness and drowsiness’. She had another black-out the day after receiving her second AstraZeneca jab.
Peggy Hall explained that the proposed changes do not give US sovereignty to WHO, international law governs rules between countries, not sovereignty, and that the WHO is already calling the shots, due to corrupt leadership within the US.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said, “National sovereignty is not something to be handed over to WHO or other entities and to be renounced just to join a club of seemingly advanced nations…”
This weekend, it was reported that about 100 cases of monkeypox were detected across European countries, Canada and Australia. All of this is convenient timing just as Biden is poised to hand over US sovereignty to the UN World Health Organization.
Axios tried to concoct a motive to blame conservatives for the threats to storm the Supreme Court, murder justices and their clerks, and attack places of worship. But this makes no sense as pro-lifers and conservatives will celebrate a decision to overturn Roe.
Rochelle Walensky said Americans who live in counties with medium levels of Covid-19 should avoid crowds and wear a mask. She wrote, “As of May 19th, over 45% of the U.S. population is in an area with a medium or high COVID-19 Community Level.”
In November 2021, the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) partnered with the Munich Security Conference to conduct a tabletop exercise on reducing biological threats. On Page 10 of the 2021 NTI report, a possible Monkeypox outbreak was described, six months before the current international outbreak of the virus.
The manifesto attributed to Gendron is curious because it supports the gov’t narrative that white right-wing extremists are the biggest threat in our country. NY Governor Hochul signed executive orders to combat gun violence and domestic terrorism, and investigate social media platforms promoting violent extremism.
The woman said that her son is using racism as an excuse to shirk chores and the school taught him that he is seen as a black man and that the world is against him, making it a negative feature.
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The National Education Association, the largest teachers’ union with 2.3-million members, is promoting critical race theory in all 50 states and 14,000 local K-12 school districts. CRT is a Marxist program that pits racial groups against each other and blames ‘white supremacy’ for almost everything.
Matt Meyer is President of the Berkeley Federation of Teachers and has fought to keep schools closed in his district, demanding that all educators get vaccinated before reopening schools as part of of his criteria.
Harvard Business School announced it has moved all of its first-year MBA students and some of its second-year students to temporary remote learning due to “a steady rise in breakthrough” COVID-19 infections among its student population. People who are vaccinated can still test positive for COVID.
