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“V-Day” Arrives In UK As First ‘High-Risk’ Patient Vaccinated; US COVID Hospitalizations Climb

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  • UK vaccinates first patient: a 90-year-old grandmother
  • FDA releases data claiming Pfizer vaccine merits approval
  • US hospitalizations, average new cases, hit new highs
  • CT now home to most new cases/per capita
  • India says vaccine licenses coming
  • Hong Kong to ban indoor dining after 1800
  • Tokyo reports 352 new infections
  • Brazil in talks to buy 70 million vaccines
  • Pfizer, Moderna warn about inability to deliver more doses

The big day has finally arrived.

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Another Airline Announces ‘COVID Passports’ Will Be “Essential” For Travel

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Yet another airline has announced that it sees so called ‘COVID passports’, proof that travellers have been vaccinated and/or tested negative for coronavirus, as “essential” for them to be able to travel.

Lance Gokongwei, President and CEO of Cebu Pacific, the largest budget airline in the Philippines, made the comments to reporters Monday.

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US fears Iranian attacks as it withdraws troops from Iraq, Afghanistan

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As the Pentagon pulls troops out of the Middle East in the coming weeks, under orders from US President Donald Trump, US military leaders are working to find other ways to deter potential attacks by Iran and its proxies, and to counter arguments that America is abandoning the region.

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A Biden presidency will ramp up persecutions of those who oppose the LGBT agenda

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For more than 15 years, I have been saying that those who came out of the closet would want to put us in the closet, meaning that gay activists calling for “equality” and “tolerance” would want to silence dissenting voices.

About 10 years ago, a Christian attorney said to me, “Mike, take that one step farther. Those who were once put in jail will want to put us in jail.”

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‘We Do Not Consent.’ The Crisis Caused by Politicians’ Pandemic Hypocrisy

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“Tell me that this is dangerous,” restaurant owner Angela Marsden says into the camera as she gestures toward her Pineapple Hill Saloon and Grill’s empty outdoor dining tables in the moving clip she published Thursday.

“But right next to me, as a slap in my face, that’s safe?” she goes on, gesturing across the street toward a film crew’s outdoor setup of tents and tables.

Her tables have been ordered to shut down under California’s ban on outdoor dining.

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NETANYAHU THANKS TRUMP ON THREE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF US RECOGNITION OF JERUSALEM

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for his great support for the Jewish state, saying that his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in 2017 would go down in history with President Harry S. Truman’s recognition of the State of Israel.

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Americans Who Refuse a COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Denied a Second Stimulus Check

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The proposal to require proof of a COVID-19 vaccination was unveiled (December 3rd) by longtime House Representative and Democrat presidential candidate John Delaney.

It’s unclear when a safe, tested COVID-19 vaccine will be released and widely available, though Delaney clearly expects a near-term release.

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

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… 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

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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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