New York City is the first major city to require proof of vaccination for members of the public.

Mayor Bill De Blasio announced that vaccination proof would be required not only for workers but for the public who want to dine at indoor restaurants, see indoor performances or go to the gym.

Recent vaccine mandates for city workers and $100 incentive payments have already caused a rise in vaccination rates in New York City.

“If you want to participate in our society fully, you’ve got to get vaccinated,” 

-Mayor Bill De Blasio

Around 66% of adults are fully vaccinated in New York and the U.S recently reached Joe Biden’s goal to get 70% of adults in the U.S vaccinated, a month later than Biden planned.

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De Blasio’s requirements for the public will start in mid-August with inspections and enforcement in September. This news comes after New York City announced it would be requiring city workers to show proof of vaccination.

Bayer announced earlier this week that it would no longer be selling products containing glyphosate to U.S home gardeners.

Glyphosate is the active ingredient in the herbicide Roundup and has been known to cause non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and other cancers.

Bayer currently has around 30,000 legal claims against them from customers who have developed cancer after long-term exposure to glyphosate.

The World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer declared that it was ‘probably carcinogenic to humans,’ in 2015. While the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under former President Donald Trump ruled that the chemical did not pose any risk to human health, the Biden Administration later admitted that the review was flawed and needed to be redone.

Bayer to Pull Glyphosate Products, Including Roundup, From U.S. Home and Garden Market

Bayer inherited several lawsuits in 2018 when it acquired Monsanto. Bayer settled those cases in 2020 with $10 billion. The settlement allowed Bayer to keep selling glyphosate products without warnings.

As the company continued to face problems they pulled the product to prevent more lawsuits. The company maintains that the decision was purely made to manage litigation risk and not because of health concerns.

Roundup and other products will be replaced with other active ingredients starting in 2023 after EPA reviews.

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Professors at MIT have referred to the San Onofre nuclear power plant as a “Chernobyl waiting to happen”. The San Onofre nuclear power plant is full of nuclear waste and is located along the coast of southern California on “Earthquake bay.

Eventually, in 2013 the plant was shut down after a radioactive leak was discovered. Now, Orange county is left with canisters of nuclear waste with no permanent place to send them to.

If this nuclear waste does end up being transported it will likely just end up in New Mexico or Texas in disenfranchised communities lacking resources to properly store or dispose of the waste.

Nuclear plant leakage is such a common problem that when reading up on the history of different nuclear plants, Wikipedia has an “incident” page where you can view past nuclear leaks.

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The decision of what to do with this nuclear waste is obviously a big one, yet ther person who decides what happens to the nuclear waste is a judge in an urban courthouse who ran unopposed in his last election.

Permanent compositories, canisters only last 200-300 years clock ticking, why should communities have to store nuclear waste when there’s no guarantee it will be moved.

To learn more about the problems with nuclear waste storage check out the video below.

President Joe Biden accused platforms, like Facebook, of “killing people” with Covid misinformation.

They’re killing people — I mean they’re really, look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated

Biden says platforms like Facebook are ‘killing people’ with Covid misinformation

The Surgeon General publically called health misinformation “a serious threat to public health” and called out Facebook for not doing enough to stop covid misinformation.

A Facebook spokesperson told CNN that more than two billion people have viewed “authoritative information” about Covid-19 and vaccines on Facebook.

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A Facebook official has anonymously said that the Surgeon General has privately praised Facebook’s work to stop the spread of “misinformation”.

The FDA has added a warning of an increased risk to Guillain-Barre syndrome following the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine.

Guillain-Barre syndrome is a rare neurological disorder that causes nerve damage and can result in paralysis.

Based on an analysis of Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting (VAERS) data, there have been 100 preliminary reports following vaccination with the Janssen vaccine after approximately 12.5 million doses administered.

Johnson & Johnson vaccine linked to rare cases of autoimmune disorder

The cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome typically occurred two weeks after vaccination in males 50 and older, said the CDC.

The rate of reported cases of Guillain-Barre currently exceeds the “background rate” or the number of cases reported before the COVID-19 vaccine was introduced.

The syndrome is also a side effect of other vaccines like shingles and the flu.

The AstraZeneca vaccine has also been linked to cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome.

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Prior to receiving the Covid-19 vaccine Eric Clapton and Van Morrison released a song titled “Stand and Deliver” in which they touch on their feelings of the U.K’s response to the pandemic.

Stand and deliver / You let them put the fear on you / Stand and deliver / But not a word you heard was true / But if there’s nothing you can say / There may be nothing you can do / Do you want to be a free man / Or do you want to be a slave?

Stand and Deliver

Clapton expressed displeasure with the lockdown response, but still got a vaccine as he believed he was vulnerable to the virus due to age and pre-existing health conditions.

Following his first dose, Clapton experienced fever and chills.

I went and had the jab … within several hours, I was shaking like a leaf and I went to bed early and I couldn’t get warm … and I thought, I’m running a fever. I was boiling hot and sweating and then I was cold, and I was out for the count for about a week.

Eric Clapton Details His Vaccine Injury

Despite side effects from the first dose, he followed through with the second dose. Clapton was previously diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy, which causes nerve damage in the arms and legs that can result in pain, burning, numbness, and the feeling of pins-and-needles. Following his second dose, Clapton lost the use of his hands almost completely.

I expected it to be something that would gradually grow worse as I got older into my 80s, but always I could get some ice pack or whatever and it would be fine.

Eric Clapton Details His Vaccine Injury

Clapton also said the vaccine caused damage to his immune system, as his peripheral neuropathy got significantly worse. Clapton has worried about speaking out for fear of losing friends and family and believes this and fear of reprisal has prevented many from speaking out.

Clapton says his biggest fear about the pandemic has been the coercion by the media, the way they use fear to manipulate people into being responsible for other people’s lives.

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Food prices have risen globally for the last 12 months in a row making a 40% increase over the last year.

In April food prices rose 4.8%, the largest increase month-to-month in more than a decade.

The demand for meat, cooking oil, and more is rising all over the world.

High demand for corn in China and a drought in Brazil are both factors causing the surge in food prices.

Cooking oil especially has been subjected to market pressure. Palm oil supplies are at their lowest level in four years, due partly to labor shortages related to the pandemic. And soybean oil prices have risen almost 70% this year, reaching an all-time high last week, due in large part to a renewed demand for soy oil in biofuels.

Food Inflation Spikes Globally

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