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‘No Vaccine, No Work’ – Employers Discuss Making COVID Immunity Mandatory For Workers

Written on . Posted in PT World Order.

… as the US and UK prepare to start delivering the first jabs in a week, industries are jockeying to try and get their workers designated as “essential” so they can have faster access to the vaccine (for many, profits are ultimately on the line).

Even though many Americans believe it’s morally reprehensible to fire someone for refusing to take a vaccine, some companies and industry groups are planning to require workers to be vaccinated as a precondition for returning to work

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Details of $908 Billion U.S. Pandemic Relief Plan Set for Release

Written on . Posted in PT Global Economy.

Bipartisan negotiators on a $908 billion pandemic relief package are planning to unveil more details of their proposal on Monday, aiming to settle on language that can satisfy enough Republicans and Democrats to secure passage of one final tranche of Covid-19 aid before Congress breaks for the year.

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National Pro-Life Group: Raphael Warnock ‘Deeply Disturbing,’ ‘Uses Scripture to Defend Abortion’

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Tonight, Raphael Warnock once again attempted to use scripture to defend his extreme position in support of abortion on demand, up until the moment of birth, for any reason.

His radicalism is deeply disturbing and far outside the American mainstream.

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Biden’s dangerous delusion on renewing the Iran nuclear pact

Written on . Posted in PT Middle East.

In short, the death of Moshen Fakhrizadeh is an unmitigated good thing to millions upon millions of innocent people.

Yet to read The New York Times or listen to Joe Biden, the death is a bad thing because it complicates Biden’s plan to persuade Iran to rejoin the nuclear pact that President Trump wisely scuttled.

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JD.com Will Become The First Online Platform To Accept Digital Yuan

Written on . Posted in PT Global Economy.

Bloomberg revealed that “JD Digits, the e-commerce giant’s fintech affiliate, will launch a pilot program this month, and customers will pay for certain items with digital yuan, it said on its official WeChat account. About 100,000 digital cash vouchers, worth 20 million yuan in total, will be issued to residents of Suzhou city in the eastern province of Jiangsu on Dec. 11.”

Reuters added “Suzhou’s scheme is the second such digital lottery, after the PBOC issued 10 million yuan worth of digital currency to 50,000 randomly selected consumers in the southern city of Shenzhen.”

These developments confirmed that central banks are also considering their own digital currencies…

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After months of lockdown UK govt moves towards telling us when we can have kids

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Since March the U.K. government and governments all over the world have been telling us things like: when we can leave the house, when we can go to work, when we can visit our loved ones, when we can get married, when we can go to church, and when we can receive the sacraments.

In many instances they have told us that we can’t do any number of these things at all for a given period of time.

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“There Will Absolutely Be A Black Market” For COVID Vaccines, Bioethicists Warn

Written on . Posted in PT Global Economy.

The American media has already established that the initial wave of COVID-19 vaccines will almost immediately lead to massive inequalities between wealthy and poor nations, as well as among the wealthy and the poor within each individual society.

Given that Pfizer’s vaccine is not only in limited supply, but comparatively costly due to its stringent temperature requirements for shipment and storage, some have warned that it risks becoming a “vaccine for the rich”.

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Iran to install hundreds of advanced centrifuges

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The confidential IAEA report obtained by Reuters said Iran plans to install three more cascades, or clusters, of advanced IR-2m centrifuges in the underground plant at Natanz, which was apparently built to withstand aerial bombardment.

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Can Employers Fire Any Employees That Choose Not To Take The COVID Vaccine?

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A  COVID vaccine is not even available yet, but the mainstream media is already full of stories about whether or not it is legal for employers to fire employees that refuse to take it.  To me, this is not even a debate that we should be having.

It would be fundamentally anti-American and morally reprehensible for any employer to fire someone for choosing not to get vaccinated. Unfortunately, the mainstream media does not see things that way …

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‘Israel has tape of slain Iran nuke chief talking about building five warheads’

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Israel intelligence managed to recruit an Iranian official close to the recently assassinated Mohsen Fakhrizadeh and recorded the nuclear scientist speaking about his efforts to produce “five warheads” on behalf of the Islamic Republic.

Israel intelligence managed to recruit an Iranian official close to the recently assassinated Mohsen Fakhrizadeh and recorded the nuclear scientist speaking about his efforts to produce “five warheads” on behalf of the Islamic Republic.

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