“My story is just that we thought that we were going to save America, and we were wrong.”
If you need a read before HBO’s Jan. 6 doc, here’s the FBI interview with the self-described “fucking piece of shit” who electroshocked Mike Fanone because he actually believed the Big Lie. pic.twitter.com/kyf0emcp13
I don't believe it for a second – this is the guy who justified using a Taser on Officer Fanone because he had neck tattoos or had been tased in training. That tells me all I need to know about his character and the extent of his introspection. pic.twitter.com/kx3ZRn04O3
— Start Here – The Daily Podcast from ABC News (@StartHereABC) October 18, 2021
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The gang that kidnapped 16 Americans and 1 Canadian has been identified as the powerful 400 Mazowo
The 400 “inexperienced men”controls the Croix-des-Bouquets area where they carry out kidnappings and carjackings and extort business owners https://t.co/4PT1fQJZxl
Singapore to allow travellers from South Asia, ease stay-home notice restrictions for Malaysia and Indonesia
SINGAPORE: Singapore announced on Saturday (Oct 23) that it will re-open its borders to travellers from six countries, including Bangladesh and India, as well as loosen testing and stay-home notice restrictions for several other countries, including Malaysia and Indonesia.
This follows a review of the COVID-19 situation in these countries, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in a release.
From 11.59pm on Oct 26, travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter or transit through the country again.
These travellers will be subject to Category IV border restrictions, which include a 10-day stay-home notice at dedicated facilities.
STAY-HOME NOTICE PROTOCOLS SIMPLIFIED
On top of that, Malaysia, Cambodia, Egypt, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel, Mongolia, Qatar, Rwanda, Samoa, Seychelles, South Africa, Tonga, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Vietnam, will be placed under Category III measures.
From 11.59pm on Oct 26, all travellers from Category III regions will be able to serve their 10-day stay-home notice at their declared place of residence or accommodation – regardless of the vaccination status and travel history of the traveller and their household members.
Category III travellers currently have to apply to opt out of serving their stay-home notice at dedicated facilities, subject to certain restrictions.
“By default, they will not be allocated accommodation in any dedicated SHN facilities,” said MOH on Saturday.
Returning residents should ensure they can secure alternative accommodation prior to their return if their homes are unsuitable for their stay-home notice, it added.
PETALING JAYA: Singapore has eased its quarantine rules for several countries, including Malaysia.
Malaysians are now allowed to quarantine at their place of residence rather than at isolation centres from Oct 27.
Malaysia will be moved from Category IV to Category III of Singapore’s categories of border restrictions from Oct 27.
Channel News Asia (CNA) quoted the Singapore health ministry as saying Malaysians can serve their 10-day stay-home notice (SHN) at their declared residence or accommodation from Oct 27 onwards.
This is regardless of the traveller’s vaccination status, travel history and household members.
“By default, they will not be allocated accommodation in any dedicated SHN facilities,” said the city-state’s health ministry.
All travellers must strictly remain quarantined in their accommodations and will be required to wear an electronic monitoring device throughout the 10 days.
The ministry warned that action would be taken against those who breached their quarantine or made false declarations.
Meanwhile, travellers from Category III countries will no longer have to undergo an RT-PCR test upon arrival. Instead, they only have to take the test at the end of their quarantine period.
They also no longer have to be screened with rapid-test kits on the third and seventh days of their arrival in Singapore during their SHN.
#Breaking Singapore removes India from travel restriction list! Travelers from India can transit and enter (but need to serve quarantine at a dedicated facility) Singapore from midnight of October 26, 2021. pic.twitter.com/QfuzGPtsZd
"I just want to be straight with you. I think you're crazy. — CNN's @DrewGriffinCNN to anti-vax Dr. Rashid Buttar, who said COVID vaccines would result in a "genocide" worse than anything Adolf Hitler did in WWII.
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