‘Cooker’ is Australian slang for anti vaxxer, a polite way of saying ‘f**ker.
Sovereign citizens believe that laws and rules don’t apply to them. Some drive without a licence.
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Luke Simpson: You touch this car and you commit an offence. Policeman destroys car window with bare hands.😂 Luke: You're a fcking prick, I would love to get you one on one. I would fcking drive you. 🤣🤣🤣 Now he's challenging a policeman for a fight. Hats off to the policeman!
"The woman was charged with outstanding warrants, use an unregistered motor vehicle on road, motor vehicle tax not paid, use uninsured motor vehicle on road, refuse to produce driver’s licence & refuse or fail to submit to breath test" #auspolhttps://t.co/7fpBqaunKMpic.twitter.com/sV9gqmrWWG
Luke Simpson was part of a group of indigenous cookers that infiltrated the Tent Embassy in Canberra and played a role in the torching of Old Parliament House.
Help me out antivaxers. A meta analysis with 60 million participants shows the rate of myocarditis is 7x higher in COVID-19 cases vs vaccinated individuals. Now talk around this…..https://t.co/17d3JwJ3Mtpic.twitter.com/zAt0NAp76t
Myocarditis risk is seven times greater with COVID-19 than vaccines
Heart inflammation can lead to blood clots in your heart that cause stroke or heart attack, and can be fatal.
by Karen Hawthorne
Oct 19 2022
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Penn State scientists have discovered that the risk of myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle, is seven times higher for people who’ve been infected by COVID-19 than from getting the vaccine. Shortness of breath, chest pains and rapid or irregular heartbeat (arrhythmias) are common symptoms of myocarditis. The condition can resolve on its own or with treatment, but it also can lead to lasting damage to your heart.
Heart damage that lasts
As the Mayo Clinic notes , severe myocarditis weakens your heart muscle and electrical system so that it can’t beat properly, therefore your body doesn’t get sufficient blood circulated. In those cases, heart inflammation can lead to blood clots in your heart that cause stroke or heart attack, and can be fatal.
Myocarditis can be triggered by a viral infection, a drug reaction or a general inflammatory condition. It has been labelled as one the complications of SARS-CoV-2 infection.
“Our findings show that the risk of myocarditis from being infected by COVID-19 is far greater than from getting the vaccine,” Dr. Navya Voleti, study author and resident physician in the Penn State department of medicine, said in a news release on the findings . “Moving forward, it will be important to monitor the potential long-term effects in those who develop myocarditis.”
The study, published in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine , is the largest to date that has looked at the risk of myocarditis as a result of having COVID-19 compared to inflammation following COVID-19 vaccinations. It involved a systematic review and meta-analysis of 22 studies published from December 2019 through to May 2022, investigating almost 58 million people who reported heart trouble. These people belonged to one of two groups: the 55.5 million who were vaccinated against COVID-19 compared to those who were not vaccinated (vaccination group), and the 2.5 million who contracted the virus compared to those who did not contract the virus (COVID-19 group). The median age of those studied was 49 years and 49 per cent were men.
China FM on Africa visit sidesteps call for UN council seat (from @AP):
“China’s new foreign minister, Qin Gang, has sidestepped a new call by the African Union for permanent representation on the U.N. Security Council during his visit to Ethiopia.” https://t.co/jftJDo5akY
Defibrillators in telephone booths long preceded COVID
By ALI SWENSON yesterday
CLAIM: British telephone booths are being retrofitted with defibrillators because the COVID-19 vaccines are causing more cardiac arrests.
AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. A movement to install defibrillators in telephone kiosks across the U.K. is more than a decade old and didn’t result from the coronavirus or vaccines, according to Community Heartbeat Trust, the charity that originated the idea. One of the lifesaving devices featured in many recent posts was installed in the U.K. in 2017, years before the pandemic. Cardiologists say there’s no evidence to suggest COVID-19 vaccines are causing an increased rate of cardiac arrests.
THE FACTS: A video of a telephone booth-turned-defibrillator in the British countryside amassed millions of views on Twitter this week, alongside suggestions that it symbolized a new movement to mitigate vaccine-related deaths by installing the tool in public spaces.
This handout photo provided by Community Heartbeat Trust shows a telephone booth converted into a defibrillator in Shenton, England, on April 16, 2021. On Jan. 18, 2023, The Associated Press reported on online claims that used videos of a similar defibrillator to falsely claim the devices were installed as a result of COVID-19 vaccines. (Community Heartbeat Trust via AP)
“I can categorically state that these are NOT appearing as a result of COVID,” Community Heartbeat Trust National Secretary Martin Fagan wrote in an email to The Associated Press, calling the claims “misinformation.”
A cabinet number on the device that is visible in the video reveals it is in Corfe Castle, a village in Dorset, England. It was installed in June 2017 after a fundraising campaign by the wife of a man who died cycling, Fagan wrote. The man led a specialized food company, and to raise funds, the company sold a special yogurt, Fagan said.
“In total, 17 locations were installed across the UK in his memory, at locations that meant something to him,” Fagan wrote. “It is a great story and case history.”
I am a consultant cardiologist whose professional society has researched defibrillators for a long time. This is exactly how it should be. The earlier you use these on people who need them, the more likely you are to save lives. There isn’t a conspiracy to cause cardiac arrest.
— Frank Han MD 🇺🇦Pediatric/ACHD/GUCH Cardiologist (@han_francis) January 16, 2023
The wellness spa owner, Mr Yu, told Shin Min Daily News that he was unaware of the camera’s existence at the time.
He said he had taken over the wellness spa in May last year and opened it on June 1. All the cameras were left by the previous owner.
“We were not familiar with the security system,” Mr Yu told Shin Min. “We didn’t even know that there was a camera in the massage room. It must have been blocked by a curtain before as the monitor was always white. It wasn’t until the customer opened the curtain that the bed could be seen by the camera.”
The customer told Stomp: “The camera was hung next to the curtain hence making it less visible. Customers entering the room will not be able to see it unless they flip the curtain.”
The Abang Polis is packing what looks like an MP5 machine gun around his shoulder. If this were USA the guy would be bombarded with bullets rather than bruised by bamboo https://t.co/MXsLXs5bUW
Akak tu punya gaya katok guna kayu tu walaupun nampak macam katok ular lidi tapi pedih sebenarnya kalau kena tu. Dengan dua belah tangan punya daya tu. Steady kak! https://t.co/4gZEZuiUAy
Polis menahan seorang lelaki tempatan berusia 45 tahun yang telah mengamuk menggunakan parang di sebuah apartment Taman Lembah Maju, Pandan Indah, Selangor, hari ini.
JOHOR BARU: Two people have been arrested after a two-hour high-speed pursuit that stretched 130km, from Adda Heights here to the North-South Expressway.
Johor Baru South OCPD Asst Comm Raub Selamat said the chase began at 11.30pm on Tuesday (Jan 17) when a police patrol spotted the 20-year-old man and 18-year-old woman, in a car parked at the Adda Heights recreation area, behaving suspiciously.
“When approached, the driver reversed his car and rammed into the police MPV before driving off.
“Six more vehicles from Johor Baru South district police headquarters and four from Johor Baru North were then deployed.
“The duo was arrested at KM76.6 on the Johor Baru-Ayer Hitam highway at 1.37am on Wednesday (Jan 18),” he said in a statement.
According to ACP Raub, the couple claimed to have been on a date and were surprised when the police vehicle approached.
A background check found they had no prior offences.
Silly and daft man All he knows is race and religion, race and religion… He hasn't got a clue about rocket science, robotics, radiology, really hard maths, relativity, reading, and morehttps://t.co/BnWvcrf9Bw
There is no need to apologise. This is what PAS believes in. We all know there is a apology because of an uproar/exposure. Otherwise it will remain. So no need to apologise. Show a backbone- stand for what you really believe. pic.twitter.com/2DKJP65ICw
Nama: Ustaz Fawwaz Kerja: Lebai Jawatan: Ahli Parlimen Permatang Pauh Parti: PAS Pencapaian: Membodohkan Rakyat Habis tu dia pandai ke: Tengok videopic.twitter.com/5eEja2Kswy
