Doctor Gregory Michael, 56, died 15 days after taking Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine, in Florida in the US. In Portugal, Sonia Azevedo, 41 and the mother of two children, died after getting the jab. She worked as a surgical assistant and was among the first health workers to receive the vaccine.  

The health service in Miami is now investigating Michael’s death and believes that it was because of an unusual autoimmune reaction. His wife, Heidi Neckelmann, told local media that her husband “sought emergency care three days after receiving the vaccine because he had spots on his skin that indicated internal bleeding”. She wants his case to be a warning to others who want to take the vaccine.

Gregory Michael is said to have been in “good health” and took the vaccine on December 18 at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, where he had worked for twelve years. He died on January 3 of a brain haemorrhage due to a lack of platelets. This deficiency is called thrombocytopenia and in this case is due to an autoimmune reaction, Immunological thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), in which the body attacks its own platelets. In children, this condition sometimes occurs after a viral infection, but usually heals spontaneously.

“He was in good health. He did not smoke, drank alcohol only occasionally and then only socially. He worked outside, we had kayaks, he liked to fish,” his wife told local media. The health service had tested him for everything after he fell ill, including cancer, but could not find anything wrong with him, she added.

Pfizer said in a statement to USA Today that it was investigating the death, but claimed: “We do not believe at this time that there is any direct link to the vaccine.” However, Heidi Neckelmann is of a different opinion and believes that her husband’s death is “100 percent linked” to the vaccine.

According to the chairman of Children’s Health Defense , Lyn Redwood, ITP is a well-known side effect of vaccines. For example, for measles-mumps-rubella vaccine, it affects between one in 25 000 to 40 000.

Heidi Neckelmann said that although Gregory Michael was an advocate of vaccines, his death should be a warning to others. “Do not let his death be in vain. Save more lives by spreading this information.”

Another person has died after being vaccinated with Pfizer’s vaccine against Covid-19. Sonia Azevedo was injected with Pfizer’s vaccine on Wednesday, December 30, and celebrated the day after New Year with her family. The next morning she was found dead in her bed.

Her father described her as “healthy and happy” and that she “never drank alcohol”. Azevedo had been proud to be among the first to receive the vaccine and also changed her status on Facebook to “Covid-19 vaccinated”.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/01/13/doctor-and-nurse-dead-after-taking-pfizers-vaccine/

Donald Trump’s track record as US president has featured some major and undeniable highlights, French philosopher, author and politician Luc Ferry said in the evening political talk show of French free-to-air news channel La Chaîne Info (LCI) on Sunday. 

“Trump did not launch any wars, he signed peace treaties that were not trivial, and he recovered the US economy — everybody agrees he did that in a way superior to his predecessor,” Ferry said, adding that the French media is hysterically opposed to Trump.

“There has been delirious hatred created against Trump in the French media,” Ferry said. The negative coverage in France reflects trends seen across the European media landscape, with countries like Germany also producing overwhelmingly negative coverage of Trump. 

Biden is known for not only voting for the catastrophic Iraq War but also making speeches to promote the conflict. He also supported the foreign intervention in Serbia in 1999 that brought the US and Russia closer to a direct conflict. Biden notably voted against foreign intervention during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, and he says that he regrets that decision. While Biden said this year that he does not support a “coup” against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, he emphasized that Erdoğan needs to “pay a price” and the opposition needs to be supported in the country — comments which Trump slammed as “interventionist”. 

Former President Barack Obama bombed Libya and supported the ouster of Muammar Gaddafi from power, who was brutally murdered at the hands of militias. Although widely seen as an authoritarian ruler, Gaddafi kept the peace in Libya and provided Libyans with free education and a high standard of living. The country has since descended into chaos with rival militias battling for control until this day. Gaddafi’s death also helped spark the migrant crisis, as the penalty for human trafficking under his rule was death. Now, human traffickers openly sell migrants in slave markets. 

Former President George W. Bush launched the Iraq War and Afghanistan War, both of which the US remains embroiled until this day, and which arguably sparked the rise of ISIS due to destabilization in Iraq.

Former President Bill Clinton launched the Yugoslav War in 1999, and his predecessor, George H.W. Bush launched the Persian Gulf War. 

Trump is the first president in decades who launched no major regime-toppling war of intervention, a point that Ferry thinks many are unwilling to give Trump credit for.

The 69-year-old Ferry was French minister of culture between 2002 and 2004 under President Jacques Chirac and professor at the Paris Diderot University from 1996 to 2011.

Ferry also said that under Joe Biden presidency would represent the scariest political correctness and the United States would be less friendly towards France.

“Let me just say what I’m afraid of: it is well known that Joe Biden is positioned right from the Democratic Party, but the left and center of the Democratic Party, which is the quintessential representation of the most scary political correctness possible,” Ferry said. “I am afraid of a terribly politically correct Democrat president who will not be friendly towards the French lay attitude and the idea of French republicanism.”

https://rmx.news/article/article/french-philosopher-trump-didn-t-launch-any-wars-and-restored-the-economy-but-the-french-media-still-hates-him

Victoria L. was only 20 years old, she still had her whole life ahead of her. But then her body lies smashed among parked bicycles, tools and rubbish in the bicycle cellar. The autopsy report will say “massive violence to the head”. Sharif A., a 22-year-old, is a prime suspect. The Libyan is said to have been stalking the young woman in the past and to have been ordered by the police to stay away from the area where Victoria lives. The investigators found out that as early as June 2016, Sharif S. arrived in Hamburg under the name of Sharif A. (22) and was later relocated as a refugee to Plauen (Vogtlandkreis). Sharif A. has a permit to stay until April 6, 2021 and would then be forced to leave Germany.

https://politikstube.com/hamburg-libyer-soll-junge-frau-erschlagen-haben/

A drunk 19-year-old man was caught with a live hand grenade at Cologne Central Station. Officers of the Federal Police controlled the Bosnian on Saturday night and arrested him. Experts classified the condition of the grenade as “live”. The man, who initially could not identify himself and had a blood alcohol level of one per thousand at the time of the check, is said to have carried the weapon “ready to hand” in his backpack, the Federal Police announced.During interrogation, the man said that he had recently found the grenade on a meadow during a holiday in Bosnia and had taken it with him. According to reports, the investigators consider this statement to be credible, and the 19-year-old is now at large again. The police in Bielefeld searched the accused’s flat there, but did not find any other prohibited items.The grenade was confiscated and is now being thoroughly examined by the Federal Police’s defusing unit in Sankt Augustin. According to the police, the grenade is of Yugoslavian design and was used in the war there in the 1990s. The 19-year-old is now being prosecuted for violating the War Weapons Control Act.

https://www.ksta.de/koeln/koelner-hbf-19-jaehriger-mit-scharfer-handgranate-im-rucksack-festgenommen-37914958?cb=1610458521885

The Red Cross district association in Hagen, which is in charge together with the city and the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, has now dismissed this coordinator for its non-medical staff at the facility. According to the Red Cross, this measure became necessary because police and public prosecutor’s investigations were initiated against this person. This concerns a pending criminal charge for falsifying a licence to practise medicine.The decisions of the alleged psychiatrist and emergency physician regarding personnel have all been questioned again in the meantime and even investigated by the police.According to information from the editorial office, the same impostor had already attracted attention in 2015 when he worked for an aid organisation in a refugee tent city and appeared there as a qualified psychologist without the appropriate qualifications. It is not yet clear whether charges were brought at that time or whether they parted amicably. At least the man’s police clearance certificate does not contain a corresponding entry.

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The Internet portal of the state of Berlin, Berlin.de, links to a Muslim telephone counselling service whose supporting association is said to be close to the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. By Muslim standards, the Brotherhood demands nothing special: it merely wants to establish a state that is guided by the principles of Sharia law. This is what the Qur’an says, and anyone who takes the Qur’an seriously as the true message of Allah will hardly be able to strive for anything else.

The daily “Morgenpost” reports with reference to an enquiry by the Berlin Liberal Democratic Party (FDP) member of parliament Holger Krestel addressed to the responsible senate administration. According to the report, the responsible politicians and civil servants whitewash the situation: Since 1998, the editorial work of berlin.de has been outsourced to a BerlinOnline Stadtportal Ltd.KG. It is responsible for the content published on the portal in the name of the state of Berlin and is not directly bound by instructions from Berlin’s City Hall. So there’s nothing you can do about it…

The counselling association itself denies any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. According to the report, it wants to “quickly resolve the current problem and continue our successful cooperation with the Federal Foreign Office and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development”. The association’s membership in “Aktion Deutschland hilft” under the patronage of former Federal President Horst Köhler and Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is suspended until further notice, because apparently not everyone quite believes the association’s attempt to resolve the problem.Since the Muslim Brotherhood is a Sunni religious community without formal membership, any evidence regarding the accusations is likely to be difficult.Those responsible will have a hard time finding a replacement. Hardly any Muslim organisation in Germany with a significant number of members is closer to democratic principles and the rule of law than the alleged Muslim Brothers, who do not want to be any such organisation.

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On Monday, Parler filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the company of breaching its contract and violating a century-old antitrust law by promoting Twitter at its competitor’s expense. Amazon had removed Parler from its servers on Monday morning, claiming the conservative social media platform refused to remove posts advocating violence at the Capitol riots last Wednesday.

Due to Amazon’s removal, “Parler will be offline for a financially devastating period,” the lawsuit claims. It alleges that Amazon applied a double standard, breaking its contract with Parler over a small number of posts while preserving its ties with Twitter, where threats of violence reached into the thousands on Friday.

Amazon acted just as conservatives were flocking from Twitter to Parler, following Twitter’s ban of President Donald Trump’s accounts.

“Given the context of Parler’s looming threat to Twitter and the fact that the Twitter ban might not long muzzle the President if he switched to Parler, potentially bringing tens of millions of followers with him, AWS moved to shut down Parler,” the lawsuit alleges.

Oddly, Amazon leaked the story of Parler’s termination to BuzzFeed more than an hour before it bothered to inform Parler itself. BuzzFeed reported that AWS would remove Parler at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time Sunday night, in an article published at 6:07 p.m. Pacific on Saturday. Amazon did not email Parler about the termination until 7:19 p.m. Pacific, “meaning AWS leaked the letter to BuzzFeed before sending it to Parler.”

Parler’s contract with AWS stipulated that AWS must give notice 30 days before the termination of a contract.

AWS’s “death blow … could not come at a worse time for Parler—a time when the company is surging with the potential of even more explosive growth in the next few days.”

Due to Amazon’s removal, “Parler will be offline for a financially devastating period,” the lawsuit claims. It alleges that Amazon applied a double standard, breaking its contract with Parler over a small number of posts while preserving its ties with Twitter, where threats of violence reached into the thousands on Friday.

Amazon acted just as conservatives were flocking from Twitter to Parler, following Twitter’s ban of President Donald Trump’s accounts.

“Given the context of Parler’s looming threat to Twitter and the fact that the Twitter ban might not long muzzle the President if he switched to Parler, potentially bringing tens of millions of followers with him, AWS moved to shut down Parler,” the lawsuit alleges.

Oddly, Amazon leaked the story of Parler’s termination to BuzzFeed more than an hour before it bothered to inform Parler itself. BuzzFeed reported that AWS would remove Parler at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time Sunday night, in an article published at 6:07 p.m. Pacific on Saturday. Amazon did not email Parler about the termination until 7:19 p.m. Pacific, “meaning AWS leaked the letter to BuzzFeed before sending it to Parler.”

Parler’s contract with AWS stipulated that AWS must give notice 30 days before the termination of a contract.

AWS’s “death blow … could not come at a worse time for Parler—a time when the company is surging with the potential of even more explosive growth in the next few days.”

Due to Amazon’s removal, “Parler will be offline for a financially devastating period,” the lawsuit claims. It alleges that Amazon applied a double standard, breaking its contract with Parler over a small number of posts while preserving its ties with Twitter, where threats of violence reached into the thousands on Friday.

Amazon acted just as conservatives were flocking from Twitter to Parler, following Twitter’s ban of President Donald Trump’s accounts.

“Given the context of Parler’s looming threat to Twitter and the fact that the Twitter ban might not long muzzle the President if he switched to Parler, potentially bringing tens of millions of followers with him, AWS moved to shut down Parler,” the lawsuit alleges.

Oddly, Amazon leaked the story of Parler’s termination to BuzzFeed more than an hour before it bothered to inform Parler itself. BuzzFeed reported that AWS would remove Parler at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time Sunday night, in an article published at 6:07 p.m. Pacific on Saturday. Amazon did not email Parler about the termination until 7:19 p.m. Pacific, “meaning AWS leaked the letter to BuzzFeed before sending it to Parler.”

Parler’s contract with AWS stipulated that AWS must give notice 30 days before the termination of a contract.

AWS’s “death blow … could not come at a worse time for Parler—a time when the company is surging with the potential of even more explosive growth in the next few days.”

Yet “worse than the timing is the result—Parler has tried to find alternative companies to host it and they have fallen through. It has no other options. Without AWS, Parler is finished as it has no way to get online,” the lawsuit notes.

A delay of “even one day” in the court granting a restraining order and forcing Amazon to resurrect Parler’s account “could also sound Parler’s death knell as President Trump and others move on to other platforms. It is no wonder, then, that competitor Twitter’s CEO has heartily endorsed efforts to remove Parler from the public sphere.”

The lawsuit argued that AWS engaged in a clear double standard by attacking Parler. “By pulling the plug on Parler but leaving Twitter alone despite identical conduct by users on both sites, AWS reveals that its expressed reasons for suspending Parler’s account are but pretext,” it claims.

The lawsuit notes that Amazon claimed to find 98 examples of posts that clearly encourage and incite violence on Parler. “However, the day before, on Friday, one of the top trends on Twitter was ‘Hang Mike Pence,’ with over 14,000 tweets. … And earlier last week, a Los Angeles Times columnist observed that Twitter and other social media platforms are partly culpable for the Capital [sic] Hill riot, by allowing rioters to communicate and rile each other up.”

“Yet these equivalent, if not greater, violations of AWS’s terms of service by Twitter have apparently been ignored by AWS,” the lawsuit notes, bitterly.

Parler brings three claims against Amazon. It accuses AWS of violating the Sherman Anti-Trust Act by “contracting or conspiring to restrain trade or commerce.” It accuses AWS of breach of contract “by not providing thirty days’ notice before terminating its account.” Finally, it accuses Amazon of “tortious interference with a contract or business expectancy.” By terminating Parler’s contract, “AWS will intentionally interfere with the contracts Parler has with millions of its present users, as well as with the users it is projected to gain this week.”

Parler has over 12 million users under contract, according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit asks the Washington State district court to issue a temporary restraining order and an order forcing AWS to maintain Parler’s account until further notice from the court. It also seeks treble damages for the egregious attack on Parler’s ability to do business.

The lawsuit appears to be on firm footing, and it seeks an order as soon as possible. Stay tuned for more news on this.

Amazon also faces at least one lawsuit for excluding conservative and Christian nonprofits from its charity program, Amazon Smile, relying on the scandal-plagued far-left smear factory the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). The SPLC has long pressured Big Tech companies to blacklist conservative organizations that the SPLC falsely smears as “hate groups” and lists along with the Ku Klux Klan. A similar bias may be at work in this situation.

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/tyler-o-neil/2021/01/11/breaking-parler-sues-amazon-asks-court-to-reverse-illegal-death-blow-n1331525