Suicide attempts among teen girls up 51% due to lockdowns?
According to a recent report by America’s Centers for Disease Control (CDC), there has been a dramatic increase in the number of girls between the ages of 12 and 17 coming in to hospital
All posts filed under: z275
YouTube fined for censoring anti-lockdown protest video
According to a report by Reclaim the Net, a German court has just fined YouTube 100,000 Euros (Approximately US$118,000) for taking down a video of people protesting against the COVID lockdowns in neighbouring Switzerland. When YouTube took down the video back in April 2020, the Dresden court ordered YouTube to immediately restore the video, but YouTube ignored the court’s ruling for nearly a month before finally restoring it on May 14, 2020. Ruling that YouTube’s behaviour was “deliberate and serious violation,” the court fined the social media behemoth. YouTube argued that its “medical misinformation policy” was above the laws of Germany. The court disagreed. READ: YouTube fined 100,000 Euro after German court rejects its “misinformation” excuse for deleting anti-lockdown protest video The manager of the channel censored by YouTube tweeted several responses to the recent court ruling: English translation: “Joachim Steinhöfel: ‘With the historically high fine, the Higher Regional Court makes it very clear that court decisions must be observed without restriction, regardless of whether YouTube assumes a violation of its guidelines or not.’” Rough …
Study: ‘Epidemic of loneliness’
According to a report published by Onward, a think tank based in Britain, over 20% of Brits between the ages of 18 to 34 have either just ‘one or no close friends’.
Is San Francisco becoming lawless?
Businesses in San Francisco are completely closing down or limiting hours because of skyrocketing shoplifting because the state’s woke politicians decided to raise the shoplifting limit for a felony charge from $450 to $950.
COVID Long-haul and Faith
When I first was diagnosed with COVID back in early May, most people were compassionate and helpful. Some were not, They simply rebuked COVID and claimed that if I had faith, I would not get sick. When I kept getting more sick, some said it was my fault since I was not vaccinated. Others explained that COVID was a judgment of God on the evil of this world and, well, just saying. The bottom line is that the response to this Christian pastor and his ministry leader wife getting COVID were mixed. Believer and non-believer showered us with everything from anger to love, shame to hope. Now that we’re long haulers of COVID poisoning, we have to make adjustments. I am not good at making life limiting adjustments. I’d rather be in some lonely back alley talking to people and feeding them then sitting on my couch waiting for an improvement or just a good day. The prognosis is unclear since the medical profession just doesn’t know. So, we don’t know. We don’t know if …
Are people tiring of woke companies preaching at them?
According to the Daily Wire, there is growing evidence people are tiring of woke compani
Reporter describes a surreal moment at police protest
The left-wing, all-Democrat city council in Oakland, California had just recently voted to cut the funding to their police department as part of their plan to reduce the surging crime rates in the city.
Study: Ivermectin may be effective in fighting COVID
Ivermectin, a drug that has been used for decades to fight parasites, including head lice, is both safe and cheap. Several countries are also reporting it is an effective treatment in fighting COVID.
What happened to religion? Does anyone believe?
I was raised in a very religious family. As a teenager, in a tough high school, I tried being a member of the tribe. We had a co-ed physed class, and I remember sitting out for the dance lessons. The teacher made me sit in the bleachers and watch, and my friends thought I was strange, but I thought I was holding up the flag for my faith. In our home, we were never allowed to go to dances. I tried to keep my strict religion because I thought it was important. My friends were OK with my strange habits, and they had their own family traditions. People believed in religion in those days, more than they do today, and we tried to live out the beliefs of our families. As we got older, it seemed like we cared less and less and everyone was busy with important things. After a while I stopped caring. Now I understand how someone could become an atheist. I also understand how someone could follow Jesus. I started my …
Study: A coffee a day cuts chances of falling ill to COVID by 10%
Since, I love coffee, every time I see an article on how great coffee it is for you, I post it. So, of course, I was going to post an article published in Nutrients journal by scientists that suggested that drinking one cup of coffee a day reduces your chances of falling ill to COVID by 10%!
OpentheWord.org 