Tuesday, July 19, 2022

Antifa Put in Full Retreat By Bikers, They Try Another City But Soon Hear the Rumble of Motorcycle

 

 

 

Antifa Put in Full Retreat By Bikers, They Try Another City But Soon Hear the Rumble of Motorcycles

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Antifa can be regularly relied upon to pick on those who are unable to defend themselves.

Whether it be elderly citizens, innocent protesters or local business owners, typically, antifa isn’t met with much resistance.

Well, that story changed on Saturday when a group of antifa extremists made a big mistake.

This time, they attempted to victimize a group that had no qualms about fighting back.


According to The Post Millenial, members of antifa attempted to shut down Honky Tonk Bar in Salem, Oregon, through the use of a “direct action.”

This was indeed a band of dangerous people.

One member of the antifa crowd was Clifford Eiffler-Rodriguez, a man “previously arrested for allegedly assaulting a female police officer at a violent Salem protest on Aug. 10, 2021, when Antifa gathered to attack participants of a street church protest outside Planned Parenthood,” The Post Millenial reported.

However, the crowd at Honky Tonk was a bit rougher than the pro-life activists one would find in a church congregation.

The bar is known for being frequented by bikers.

When the antifa member’s “direct action” began, many such bikers came out to greet the masked antifa members.

The exchange ended with an embarrassing defeat.

The Post Millenial’s editor-at-large, Andy Ngo, posted a video of the exchange on his Twitter account.

WARNING: The following video contains vulgar language that some viewers may find offensive.

If you kick enough hornets’ nests, eventually you’re going to get stung.

Antifa learned that the hard way.

Unfortunately for the far-left extremists, this exchange may not be the end of their trouble.

Various Oregon-based motorcycle clubs are now teaming up against the group.

“The confrontation appears to have now ignited a feud between Antifa and members of various Oregon motorcycle clubs,” The Post Millenial reported.

Hopefully, these guys will think twice before taking on another biker bar.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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YOUR kids?) Biden’s Transgender Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Levine Says We Need to “Empower” Children to go On Puberty Blockers

 

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SICK: Biden’s Transgender Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Levine Says We Need to “Empower” Children to go On Puberty Blockers (VIDEO)

 

 

They’re after our children.

 

Joe Biden’s Assistant Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine said we need to “empower” kids to go on puberty blockers.

Dr. Levine, a biological male who claims to be a woman, is the transgender face of the Biden Regime’s push for surgical and chemical castration of children.

This man is evil and dangerous.

TRENDING: SICK: Biden's Transgender Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Levine Says We Need to "Empower" Children to go On Puberty Blockers (VIDEO)

A Trump-appointed judge in Tennessee temporarily blocked Biden’s woke LGBTQ policy on Friday, including transgender workers and students to use gender-appropriate bathrooms, and participate in sports teams, Reuters reported.

U.S. District Judge Charles Atchley Jr. ruled in favor of the 20 state attorneys general who sued the Biden administration saying the directives infringe on states’ freedom to establish laws governing transgender.

Dr. Levine was one of the health care leaders who delivered remarks on climate change on Monday.

Makes sense.

“The federal government is full speed ahead to confront the climate change emergency. At the Department of Health and Human Services, we are focused on its catastrophic and chronic threats to health,” Levine said.

“We really want to base our treatment and to affirm and to support and empower these youth, not to limit their participation in activities and sports and even limit their ability to get gender affirmation treatment in their state,” Dr. Levine said after a judge blocked Biden’s woke LGBTQ policy.

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Last month Dr. Levine said sex reassignment surgery (castration) and puberty blockers (chemical castration) for KIDS is “lifesaving, medically necessary, age appropriate, and a critical tool.”

Biden’s woke transgender Health Secretary Rachel Levine is after our children.

God help us.

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(another one)A deadly virus was just identified in Ghana: What to know about Marburg

 

 (didn't i say that they will be popping up? We aren't stupid)

 

A deadly virus was just identified in Ghana: What to know about Marburg

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After the coronavirus pandemic and the rise of monkeypox cases, news of another virus can trigger nerves globally. The highly infectious Marburg virus has been reported in the West African country of Ghana this week, according to the World Health Organization.

Two unrelated people died after testing positive for Marburg in the southern Ashanti region of the country, the WHO said Sunday, confirming lab results from Ghana's health service. The highly infectious disease is similar to Ebola and has no vaccine.

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Health officials in the country say they are working to isolate close contacts and mitigate the spread of the virus, and the WHO is marshaling resources and sending specialists to the country.

"Health authorities have responded swiftly, getting a head start preparing for a possible outbreak. This is good because without immediate and decisive action, Marburg can easily get out of hand," said the WHO's regional director for Africa, Matshidiso Moeti.

Fatality rates from the disease can reach nearly 90%, according to the WHO.

Here's what we know about the virus:

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What is the Marburg virus?

Marburg is a rare but highly infectious viral hemorrhagic fever and is in the same family as Ebola, a better-known virus that has plagued West Africa for years.

The Marburg virus is a "genetically unique zoonotic . . . RNA virus of the filovirus family," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "The six species of Ebola virus are the only other known members of the filovirus family."

Fatality rates range from 24% to 88%, according to the WHO, depending on the virus strain and quality of case management.

Marburg has probably been transmitted to people from African fruit bats as a result of prolonged exposure from people working in mines and caves that have Rousettus bat colonies. It is not an airborne disease.

Once someone is infected, the virus can spread easily between humans through direct contact with the bodily fluids of infected people such as blood, saliva or urine, as well as on surfaces and materials. Relatives and health workers remain most vulnerable alongside patients, and bodies can remain contagious at burial.

The first cases of the virus were identified in Europe in 1967. Two large outbreaks in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany, and in Belgrade, Serbia, led to the initial recognition of the disease. At least seven deaths were reported in that outbreak, with the first people infected having been exposed to Ugandan imported African green monkeys or their tissue while conducting lab research, the CDC said.

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Where has Marburg been detected?

The Ghana cases are only the second time Marburg has been detected in West Africa. The first reported case in the region was in Guinea last year. The virus can spread quickly. More than 90 contacts, including health workers and community members, are being monitored in Ghana. The WHO said it has also reached out to neighboring high-risk countries to put them on alert.

Cases of Marburg have previously been reported elsewhere in Africa, including in Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, South Africa and Zimbabwe. The largest outbreak killed more than 200 people in Angola in 2005.

The virus is not known to be native to other continents, such as North America, and the CDC says cases outside Africa are "infrequent." In 2008, however, a Dutch woman died of Marburg disease after visiting Uganda. An American tourist also contracted the disease after a Uganda trip in 2008 but recovered. Both travelers had visited a well-known cave inhabited by fruit bats in a national park.

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What are the symptoms?

The illness begins "abruptly," according to the WHO, with a high fever, severe headache and malaise. Muscle aches and cramping pains are also common features.

In Ghana, the two unrelated individuals who died experienced symptoms such as diarrhea, fever, nausea and vomiting. One case was a 26-year-old man who checked into a hospital on June 26 and died a day later. The second was a 51-year-old man who went to hospital on June 28 and died the same day, the WHO said.

In fatal cases, death usually occurs between eight and nine days after onset of the disease and is preceded by severe blood loss and hemorrhaging, and multi-organ dysfunction.

The CDC has also noted that around day five, a non-itchy rash on the chest, back or stomach may occur. Clinical diagnosis of Marburg "can be difficult," it says, with many of the symptoms similar to other infectious diseases such as malaria or typhoid fever.

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Can Marburg be treated?

There are no vaccines or antiviral treatments approved to treat the Marburg virus.

However, supportive care can improve survival rates such as rehydration with oral or intravenous fluids, maintaining oxygen levels, using drug therapies and treating specific symptoms as they arise. Some health experts say drugs similar to those used for Ebola could be effective.

Some "experimental treatments" for Marburg have been tested in animals but have never been tried in humans, the CDC said.

Virus samples collected from patients to study are an "extreme biohazard risk," the WHO says, and laboratory testing should be conducted under "maximum biological containment conditions."

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Anything else to know?

The WHO said this week it is supporting a "joint national investigative team" in Ghana and deploying its own experts to the country. It is also sending personal protective equipment, bolstering disease surveillance and tracing contacts in response to the handful of cases.

More details are likely to be shared at a WHO Africa online briefing scheduled for Thursday.

"It is a worry that the geographical range of this viral infection appears to have spread. This is a very serious infection with a high mortality rate," international public health expert and professor Jimmy Whitworth of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine told The Washington Post on Monday.

"It is important to try to understand how the virus got into the human population to cause this outbreak and to stop any further cases. At present, the risk of spread of the outbreak outside of Ashanti region of Ghana is very low," he added.

 

Monday, July 18, 2022

FDA Continues Investigation Into Food-Borne Illness Outbreaks Caused by 9 Different Pathogens Across US

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FDA Continues Investigation Into Food-Borne Illness Outbreaks Caused by 9 Different Pathogens Across US

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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is continuing its investigation into various disease outbreaks linked to food as the number of people getting sick has been gradually rising.

There have been a total of 15 investigations into food-borne illnesses conducted by the FDA this year. Out of those 15, four have already ended and nine are ongoing.

In five of the nine outbreaks that are still active, the pathogen sources responsible have not yet been identified by the FDA.

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One outbreak of infections from E. coli O157:H7 has been declared over with 10 patients identified. The investigation status remains “open” according to the agency. Traceback has been initiated in relation to the outbreak but the FDA has not reported what food or foods are involved.

Three other outbreaks from as yet unidentified sources have seen patient counts go up in the past week.

  • The count for an outbreak of Salmonella Braenderup in a not yet identified product has increased from 40 to 42.
  • The count for an outbreak of Salmonella Paratyphi B var. L(+) tartrate+ in a not yet identified product has increased from 13 to 14.
  • The count for an outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes in a not yet identified product has increased from 21 to 22.

An investigation of a hepatitis A outbreak linked to fresh strawberries continues in the United States and Canada. In the U.S. 18 confirmed patients have been identified with 13 of them having been hospitalized.

An investigation of Salmonella infections linked to Jif peanut butter continues with the patient count standing at 16 with two hospitalizations.

Below are foodborne illness outbreaks investigated by the FDA:

The FDA stated, “Outbreak and adverse event investigations that do not result in specific, actionable steps for consumers may or may not conclusively identify a source or reveal any contributing factors. Adverse event investigations rely on self-reported data. Although these reports may name a particular product, FDA will only indicate a product category in the table and will not publicly name a specific product until there is sufficient evidence to implicate that product as a cause of illnesses or adverse events. If a cause and/or contributing factors are identified that could inform future prevention, FDA commits to providing a summary of those findings.”

You can read the FDA summary here.

This year, there have already been over 130 food and beverage products recalled by the FDA. Of those 130 products, 31 were terminated due to listeria contamination, salmonella, lead content, undeclared products, etc.

On Saturday, The Gateway Pundit reported that a popular vegan snack was recalled after hundreds of people fell ill and nearly 100 people were hospitalized.

Daily Harvest initiated a voluntary recall of its “French Lentil & Leek Crumbles” frozen product, the FDA said, as lawsuits are filed against the company.

Daily Harvest said it still can’t determine what is causing people to become ill with “gastrointestinal illness and abnormal liver function.”

“Daily Harvest said that so far, testing has ruled out common food-borne pathogens, major allergens, pesticide, Hepatitis A, norovirus, and a range of mycotoxins, including aflatoxins. Aflatoxins are a type of toxin produced by fungus that can grow on grains and seeds.” NBC reported.

Also, TGP reported earlier this month that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) raised the alarm over a mysterious listeria outbreak that has sickened dozens of people across the country. Florida-based Big Olaf Creamery ice cream was recalled due to the listeria outbreak in 10 states.

The outbreak spread to ten states: Florida, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.

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28-Year-Old Covid-19 Contact Tracer From Los Angeles Found Dead Five Days Later Due to Heart Failure

 

 

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28-Year-Old Covid-19 Contact Tracer From Los Angeles Found Dead Five Days Later Due to Heart Failure

A 28-year-old Covid-19 contact tracer died suddenly at his apartment in Los Angeles due to heart failure.

Dominic Green worked as a contract employee for the Los Angeles Department of Public Health, providing assistance to the city government in the tracking of COVID-19 cases, according to Daily Mail.

“Green worked for Healthcare Staffing Professionals, a company that has provided Los Angeles County with nearly 1,000 workers since the pandemic began, with 80% working from home,” the news outlet reported.

Dominic is a medical epidemiologist who worked from home.


According to reports, he died suddenly at his home in bed and wasn’t found for days.

It was later discovered that Green died of cardiomyopathy, a condition that can occasionally lead to sudden death, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.

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Dominic, who was single and lived alone, had started his position as an epidemiologist in September, joining the 41% of white-collar workers who were fully remote, spending their days at home in jobs that were more disconnected and isolating than ever.

At the beginning and end of each shift, Dominic sent his bosses a mandatory email clocking in and out.

But the next day, a Thursday, Dominic didn’t send his 8 a.m. email. He missed the 4:30 p.m. sign-out too. Friday also came and went with no sign of Dominic.

Dominic’s parents, Joseph and Jeannine Green, who lived in Michigan, didn’t hear from him over the weekend, but that was not unexpected; they were used to waiting for texts from their busy son.

But by Monday, which was Martin Luther King Jr. Day, they grew worried.

Joseph checked their family cellular plan and saw Dominic’s phone had been dark for five days. Jeannine checked their joint bank account and saw it too showed no activity.

By the time Dominic’s body was discovered in his apartment Monday night, he was unrecognizable and had to be identified by the few fingerprints still visible on his hands.

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(Just because they TOLD you it was safe, use your own brain) "Largest Study to Date Shows How COVID Vaccines Affect Periods"

 (What are YOU doing to your children?)

 

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Largest Study to Date Shows How COVID Vaccines Affect Periods

 

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Nearly half of the participants of a recent study who were menstruating regularly at the time of the survey reported heavier bleeding during their periods after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Others who did not typically menstruate — including transgender men, people on long-acting contraceptives and postmenopausal women — also experienced unusual bleeding.

The new study — the largest to date — expands on research that has highlighted the temporary effects of COVID-19 vaccines on menstrual cycles but until now focused primarily on cisgender women who menstruate.

Although the vaccines have largely prevented deaths and severe disease with few reported side effects, many medical experts initially brushed aside concerns when women and gender-diverse people started reporting erratic menstrual cycles after receiving the shots.

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To get a better sense of these post-vaccination experiences, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis distributed an online survey in April 2021 to thousands of people across the globe. After three months, the researchers collected and analyzed more than 39,000 responses from individuals between the ages of 18 and 80 about their menstrual cycles. All the survey respondents had been fully vaccinated — with the Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson vaccines or another that had been approved outside the United States. And to the best of their knowledge, the participants had not contracted COVID-19 before getting vaccinated.

The research, published Friday in the journal Science Advances, shows that 42% of people with regular menstrual cycles experienced heavier bleeding after vaccination, while 44% reported no change, and 14% reported lighter periods. Additionally, 39% of respondents on gender-affirming hormone treatments, 71% of people on long-acting contraceptives and 66% of postmenopausal women experienced breakthrough bleeding after one or both of their shots.

“I think it’s important that people know this can happen, so they’re not scared, they’re not shocked, and they’re not caught without supplies,” said Katharine Lee, a biological anthropologist at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the study’s first author.

Lee cautioned, however, that the study did not compare the results with a control group of people who did not get vaccinated. And it is possible that people who observed changes in their cycles after vaccination may have been more likely to participate in the survey. Still, the findings line up with smaller studies that have reported menstrual changes after vaccination with more robust controls.

Importantly, the new study also found that some demographics may be more likely to experience menstrual changes, and the study may help them be better prepared, Lee said. A heavier menstrual flow was more likely for those who were older, for instance. Survey respondents who used hormonal contraception, had been pregnant in the past or had been diagnosed with a reproductive condition like endometriosis, fibroids or polycystic ovarian syndrome were also more likely to have heavier bleeding during their periods. People who identified as Hispanic or Latino tended to report heavier bleeding too. And people who experienced other side effects of the vaccines, like a fever or fatigue, also had a higher chance of experiencing erratic periods.

Postmenopausal women who were slightly younger, around an average age of 60, were more likely to experience breakthrough bleeding after the vaccine than those who were older. But the type of vaccine postmenopausal women received, whether they had other side effects like a fever or whether they had a past pregnancy did not seem to have an effect on their bleeding.

Why do these changes occur?

Some level of variation in menstruation — the number of days you bleed, the heaviness of your flow and your cycle length — is normal.

“Our menstrual cycles are not perfect clocks,” said Dr. Alison Edelman, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Oregon Health & Science University who has also studied the effect of COVID-19 vaccines on menstruation.

Hormones secreted by the hypothalamus, the pituitary gland and the ovaries regulate the monthly cycle, and they can be affected by both internal and external factors. Stress and illness, weight loss or weight gain, calorie restriction, and intense exercise can all change typical patterns of menstruation.

The endometrium, which lines the uterus and is shed during menstruation, has also been linked to the immune system. Because of the role it plays in the remodeling of uterine tissue and offering protection against pathogens, it is possible that when vaccines activate the immune system, which is what they should be doing, they also somehow trigger downstream effects in the endometrium, causing a disturbance in your menstrual cycle, Edelman said. And some individuals may be more sensitive to immune or hormone changes in their body.

In her research, Edelman found that some women’s periods came a day or two later than usual after they got vaccinated against coronavirus. But the changes were temporary — menstruation tended to return to normal after one or two cycles.

What to do if you notice menstrual irregularities after the COVID vaccine

If you experience any new or unusual patterns of bleeding, take note of it. The menstrual cycle can be thought of as another vital sign, just like your body temperature or blood pressure, that provides clues about your health, said Dr. Jennifer Kawwass, a reproductive endocrinologist at Emory University, who was not involved in the study.

“A significant change in menstrual cycle interval or bleeding profile warrants further investigation to be sure there is not an underlying endocrinologic, hematologic or anatomic cause,” Kawwass said. Breakthrough bleeding in people who no longer normally menstruate, for example, may also be a warning sign of cervical, ovarian, uterine or vaginal cancer.

That being said, subtle variation in your menstrual cycle, if you have regular periods, should not be a cause for concern and does not require that you change anything you would normally do, Kawwass said.

Clinical trials and other studies have already established that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective and are unlikely to affect fertility in the long term.

Should you get vaccinated at a certain time in your cycle?

Experts agree that the chaos COVID-19 can cause throughout your body, including potential lingering effects, is far worse than any side effects caused by vaccination against the disease.

People who have previously gotten a fever after a shot may plan their next dose on a day when they will not have to go in to work, Edelman said. But you should not let temporary menstrual changes prevent you from getting fully vaccinated or boosted. Since cases are on the rise again, delaying vaccination for two weeks or longer may significantly increase your risk of getting COVID-19, she said.

Still, it’s important to track your body’s response to vaccination, and public health officials should acknowledge concerns about menstrual cycle variations in addition to warning people of the risk of getting COVID-19, said Keisha Ray, a bioethics expert at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston.

The increased transparency around menstrual changes or other side effects of vaccination could also have another benefit: reducing people’s vaccine hesitancy.

“We’re trying to be truthful. We’re trying to validate people’s lived experiences,” Lee said. In turn, she hopes that the new research will help improve conversations around people’s health and lead to more inclusive clinical trials in the future.

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Of course there are other viruses out there (monkeypox) etc... There will be more to come also.

 

 

And YOU will need a shot for those also!!

Read the news... ANOTHER rare virus was found. I didn't read the details but they are rushing for a vac for that too.

 

Come on people... do you really think it just shows up?

 

 

 

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