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Theres only one thing to do when the world is falling apart. Listen to Basil and Gonzus, he discusses this week's ins and events through the lens of Bible prophecy. You are listening to Colone crying news tour. You're listening to Canary Crying News talk today is April 7th, 2021.
This is episode 321, 321, 321. And today, Double Mutant Dragon. And you know me, I am not the Antichrist, but I am your best buddy Basil. Whoa, that'd be scary if you wanted the Antichrist, I'd have to strike you down.
And I'm Justin Asian American, being cyber bullied and harassed by YouTube. Of course, my name is Gonzum, welcome to the podcast where we praise Jesus while reporting the egregious, with a well-rounded, biblically grounded take on world events. And thank you for all the people watching live and listening later. As we experienced the situation this morning.
Oh yeah, we've been saying it. Yeah, and 321 Happy Birthday Jackie Chan. And on this, the birthday of the Asian Idol, Jackie Chan, YouTube decides to censor the face like this on YouTube channel. How dare they?
On this, the day of Jackie Chan's birth? Yes. Wow. That's even more of a smack in the face.
I know. To our Asian American friends and family. Yeah, so I got, I had a warning for a video that I made last summer, June 16th. Truthers, don't get played debunking claims about George Floyd.
There's a lot of stuff about George Floyd's surveillance footage saying he's a dummy or he's not real. There's a whole bunch of stuff that he doesn't have his chest tattoo. I was, I made a video saying, hey, just don't fall for all that misinformation type of stuff. You know, there's plenty to consider with that whole situation, with the Freemasons and all kinds of stuff without being carried away with the less verifiable type of stuff.
Yeah, harassment and cyber bullying. So, you know, I got my warning strike back then. And then today, which is April 7th, YouTube took down a video or a podcast episode of Canary Cry, New Stock episode numbered 232, Devils in the Politics, which was published back in, I want to say August, August of 2020. So, yeah, eight months ago for harassment and cyber bullying.
I want to know who did we cyber bully? That's what I want to know. I would really not know. As probably Jeff Bezos or something.
Either Bezos or Jews, you know, something like that. Oh my gosh. We do not cyber bully anybody. We don't, but I'm saying YouTube might have heard the word Jew and, you know.
Well, okay. I don't think you should keep saying that because we don't know what it was. And if that was the case, you're just repeatedly kicking in the algorithm. So, stop it.
I will not be censored, Basil. Well, you obviously will happen and will be in the future. So, anyways, yeah, there you go. And it just surprises me.
I don't know, man. Sometimes I don't even know why we try every single episode. I tell people don't rely on one YouTube account or one way of getting the show. And of course, as is evident by today's numbers, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people did not take my advice and so they don't get to view the live stream.
What are you going to do? Yeah. Listen to your body. Yeah.
So the Face Like The Sun channel is locked out for a week. I know it's really interesting. And this is why we know that this whole thing is just a joke. The Canary Cry Radio YouTube channel, which is YouTube.com's last Canary Cry Radio, we stream on both channels, the Face Like The Sun channel and the Canary Cry Radio channel.
So if it really was an issue, they would have taken down the video on the Canary Cry Radio channel as well, but they don't. Well, that's less effective because the Canary Cry Radio channel has less viewers. Right. It's not about making sense or using logic.
It's about cutting the most amount of people off from information they don't want to get out there. But I will say that back on March 5th, we did receive our warning strike on the Canary Cry Radio YouTube channel. And that was for Dirty Waxchine PowerPlay episode 304 of Canary Cry News Talk. And we violated community guidelines, which was spam deceptive practices and scams.
Did we scam? Apparently, we either scammed, we practiced deceptively or we spammed people. I don't know which one it was, they won't tell us, but I appealed and the appeal was rejected. So I remember so scared.
I mean, obviously, we're not like louder with Crowder. We have a half Asian lawyer just on standby able to go at YouTube or whatever. And our audience isn't as big as Crowder gets like 100,000 people per stream or whatever, watching live. So he's got a little more weight to throw around in regards to fighting the big tech stuff like YouTube.
We don't, but it is what it is. And we appreciate all those who are actually here today live. Yeah. You know, if we were going to run a scam, we're not very good at it.
We need to find a better, more profitable scam to run. But anyways, you know, and the reason I need to give a big thank you to someone over on Twitter, because the reason I had to mention that I wasn't the anti-crisis at the beginning of the show was because for a while, I had 666 Twitter followers. And I thought, surely somebody will see this and, you know, click follow just to get the number changed. But no, the people just let me sit there for too long.
But I do want to thank Danny M for following this morning and getting it up over that 666 number, which by the way, I think age of deceit three is sitting at 666,000 views right now. So if you want to go click on that a few times, get me out of the zone. And I did tweet out to YouTube, stop Asian hate. And I don't think Twitter is allowing me to share it with anybody.
Well, you didn't just tweet, stop Asian hate. You sort of laid out the whole situation. And, you know, of course, the jujitsu, I ketoed the hashtag, stop Asian hate to bring the ire of social justice warriors onto YouTube, but to no avail because, you know, Episocial Justice army behind me. Where are you?
SJWs come defend me. Yeah. Well, you're not part of the club. I know I'm not woke.
I got a phone message from them. Are you even woke? They're very skeptical of my wokeness. So I didn't get that.
Well, let's stop complaining about ourselves and go ahead and start the show. I want to keep complaining. No, I want to send you to not come back to Nazi psychobots. Sleeping up day.
Do you want to ride with that? That's right. For those who are new to the show, Flippy is the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about Flippy as a way to explore all the new, fun and exciting ways that robots are taking over the world.
And now there's nothing we can do about it. This is a little bit of a mix, guns. It's kind of a Flippy update with some Chinese news. And a little bit of a shorter one.
So don't freak out anybody. But it was just an exciting piece of news that was floating around recently in the headline. It's over here on Daily Mail. So it's a long one.
Where is the Skynet logo? Chinese robotics firm shares terrifying video of its four-legged robots moving in unison. That Twitter user say could be the start of a robot takeover. The start.
Like how this is the start. Yeah. Not all the years. Just getting on just getting on the train of the robot takeover.
This is one of the more painful parts of being ahead of our time guns. Yeah. A robot takeover is the plot of many science fiction films. Yada, yada, yada.
A user shared a clip from Chinese based unitary robotics firm that shows a squadron of four-legged machines moving in unison. The AI powered canine like robot named Alien Go is designed with depth perception high explosive sport performance. What high explosive sport performance? Where are they trying to sell a pre-workout?
Um, I think they're just trying to get the SEO of high explosive in there and an advanced protection level among other features. The short video shows dozens of robots crouch down on the floor, but then spring up to a squatting position, leaning forward, then return to their original position. All at the same time. However, the video has sparked some funny and terrifying responses on Twitter with some likening to a scene from the Terminator and Black Mirror.
Uh, so there's nothing new to listeners of this show, but the big thing here is a, it takes, you know, the robot squadron to be Chinese to, uh, to really get people all worked up. But the thing I kind of wanted to focus on was a, this is very reminiscent of spot from Boston Dynamics and we know how China feels about intellectual property. So I'm sure there was some, uh, corporate espionage to get some of these designs down, but I will say this, uh, as we dive a little bit more into the analysis of the robot takeover and, um, now that normies are kind of starting to wake up, what might be the trigger for this stuff? Uh, cause of course, canary, cryo, news talk listeners have been on board with, uh, you know, observing the slow robot takeover for many years now.
Um, but I think it is the, uh, what is the word that they used here? Hold on, let me get it. Um, unison videos of robots use, uh, working in unison really gets the people fired up. And it's very interesting to spot the robot dog.
Uh, the Boston Dynamics version has been around for a very long time. I mean, it'll, I believe at least 10 years since they've, uh, they've, you know, at least had prototypes of it. So this is nothing new. Uh, but as we've seen with different social media videos that come out, uh, the ones that get the most attention are when there's multiple robots working in unison.
And I think this is triggering some sort of deep primal fight or flight complex within the human mind. Um, because there's just something bad. I don't know. It's, it's, uh, you know what it is.
It's, it's reminiscent of Nazis. Hey, yes. Also, uh, you know, communist China, whether they have soldiers marching in unison and doing, um, things like that. It's, it's, uh, predictive programming that have taken place over the years, including the Clone Wars.
You have the, literally the robots showing it for the Star Wars, the Clone Wars on screen, you know, the robots working in unison, pulling out their guns and turning around. Yeah. So yeah, I think, I think they, the only context they ever see robots moving in unison is in science fiction, where there's war and destruction and space and, you know, all the things that, uh, bring us into this crazy new world order type of situation. So I think that's why they're there.
Well, now some of the response tweets that, uh, daily mail we're referring to here, again, given interesting window into, um, you know, people kind of just waking up to this sort of thing, uh, they have a tweet here from Mr. V. I can see China trying to militarize this technology in order to invade the US. Oh, you really, you can see that.
You think so. Huh, Mr. V. No, of course, uh, China is militarizing these robot dogs.
Um, you know, they don't have any laws or, you know, at least Boston dynamics. You void your warranty if you weaponize the dog, uh, the robot dog. But as we know how the CCP works in China there, most, you know, as a corporation, you don't have any major success without, uh, having ties, uh, into the government. In fact, um, big corporations in China have a department, much like how you'd have a HR department or a logistics department or whatever management teams.
There's a department in every big corporation that is the CCP liaison department where you know, you have a direct connection to the government, uh, where they sort of guide your, your things. So yes, these, these robots were never created unlike Boston dynamics. They were never created outside the context of, uh, weaponizing and militarizing them. And especially when it comes to the surveillance system in China, you know, these robot dogs, we had, uh, Digi Cuomo, the New York city police departments, robot dog that they were, uh, explicit about saying they're not going to weaponize.
We're just using it for surveillance. And so of course, the CCP say, Oh, okay. Yeah, that gives us a wonderful idea. We got to get these robot dogs to patrol the streets and our 100 in their, uh, mission was the name of the operation.
They have an operation to, um, have 100% surveillance in, uh, urbanized or residentialized areas in China by, I think there's 20, 25. Yeah. 20, 25 or 20, 31 of the two. Yeah.
So then of course, some other tweets, this reminds me of an episode from black mirror. Yes. There was a black mirror episode called metal head that had a robot dog hunting people. Where's the Skynet logo?
Yes. Of course. Um, how far behind is China, the US and AI about 12 hours says, Hey, it's debug. So there you go.
But I'm sorry, a little late on the drum roll, but yeah. So, um, so there you go. China has now mass produced, uh, spot the robot dog and, uh, is very excited about putting them to use. You know, since Asians can't pronounce elves very, very well, the alien.
Okay. It's actually Aryan. It is racist. Oh, Aryan go.
Yeah. Good cat. Yeah. You didn't think about that one, did you?
No, it didn't. I'm too woke for that guy. Too woke. Yeah.
You know, it's, um, again, it's interesting because I guess we're desensitized a little bit to the reality of this thing, but, you know, more and more people are recognizing it, but I've noticed that nothing. We've just had more time to process. Yeah. More time to process, but notice how nothing's being done about it.
Like there's not much being done. It's more just people freaking out on social media and that's about it. You know, well, you know, that's, it's always good to have more awareness. Um, but, you know, as not that we need to go on any further or much further with this, of course, the Biden administration is good buddies with the CCP.
Biden admittedly has spent more one on one time with Xi Jinping, the president of China than any other world leader, their good buddies. Uh, but you have further down in the chain of command. Uh, you have, uh, people in the Pentagon head of Homeland security. They've all been going pretty intense on this, uh, China's beating us thing and we need to, we need to do something about it.
So we'll see if anything happens, but, uh, there you go. Your phopey update for the day is, uh, China now has their own army of spot, the robot dog. Yep. And Biden's probably just like, come on, man's cultural.
They want to weaponize their, their robots. They can manage his culture. Joe Biden notorious dog weaponizer. Yeah.
That's true. Maybe. Oh, well, maybe, maybe, maybe your major is a real is, yeah, it's a Chinese spy. Major bites in the, it's a Chinese operative within the White House, one by one, crippling the hands of white house employees.
That's how, that's how China infiltrates America. Robot dog. It's all part of the plan, man. Yeah.
All right. Well, anything else on that? No, that's it. Let's keep going.
That was from newsweek.com headline. Gisley Maxwell prosecution reveals nearly three million pages of evidence. I mean, like the three verb. Yeah.
Three million pages of evidence, which is a lot, there's a lot of pages. And we were, that's the most amount of pages. We were talking about how I think a couple of episodes ago when she was, you know, convicted of, she didn't finish the headline. Yeah, I did.
You did. Yeah. Three million pages of evidence. Oh, but you didn't say, Oh, okay.
All right. Okay. Keep going. Okay.
All right. Um, what was I saying? Oh, we were a couple of episodes ago. We were talking about how Ghislaine Maxwell was indicted for actual child sex trafficking.
And we were like, Hey, at least there's some progress there. You know, there's something, an official thing going down. But, uh, yeah, three million pages is quite a bit. Let's see what they say here.
Ghislaine Maxwell's prosecutors have disclosed 2.7 million pages of evidence to her lawyers in her Jeffrey Epstein trafficking case. A court filing has revealed the person. My God. Can you imagine being her defense lawyers, having 3 million pages of evidence show up?
And this is a beautiful thing about kind of the court system in America is they don't get to just deliver these digitally. In fact, it's kind of a smack in the face that prosecutors love to do, um, where they will hand deliver these, uh, in box, in physical papers in those bank boxes, cardboard boxes, um, because if they hand them over digitally, then it makes it easier for the defense to search for evidence. And so we can imagine being Chisley Maxwell's defense lawyers and just a semi truck of, uh, of boxes of papers show up. It's like, okay, here you go.
Find your defense in this somewhere. Yeah. I'm trying to see if there's some kind of visual of 1 million pages on the internet. Sure.
There is. I just have to find it, but just get more pages than one human brain can really imagine at once. Yeah. So, uh, I mean, continue to hear the British socialites awaiting trial in July on allegations.
She groomed underage girls for the New York financier to abuse Maxwell, a friend of Prince Andrew denied the original allegations and is expected to enter a plea to a new indictment containing claims from the fourth victim later this month. Her lawyers have repeatedly complained about her not having enough time to work on her case while in jail at the Metropolitan Detention Center. Blah, blah, blah. I don't think there's much.
Read it with some conviction here. You're boring me with your name. I don't really think there's more to it. I think that had my pretty much.
Yeah. Well, we're okay. We're lawyers have repeatedly complained about her not having enough time to work on her case while in jail at the Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn. Yes.
Not enough time to make it through 3 million pages of evidence. Yeah. Well, let me just read a couple more sentences here. Maxwell's lawyer complained in November that she was not being given enough time to prepare her case while in prison as they launched a bid to get her bail, a letter to the court seen my news week read quote, however, given the voluminous discovery in this case, the most recent production alone being 1.2 million documents, the time accorded Miss Maxwell remains inadequate for her to review and prepare the defense of her life.
Yeah. Okay. Doesn't that make you think maybe this is like all kind of planned? It's like, oh, you know, let's just give him the whole thing, given the whole thing so that they just, it's the same thing as like full of us.
Yeah. Just kind of strategy. Yeah. You overload them with evidence because that's kind of the part of discovery is the prosecutors and gather all their evidence.
They're legally required to share it with the defense. So there's no like surprise evidence. And yeah, you overload them like this. And, you know, again, we know that there's a lot of backroom dealings and things like that.
And especially with the Epstein thing, which involves heads of state and intelligence agencies and celebrities. And that's why he mysteriously got suicided because there's just too much, there's too much control infrastructure to crumble here, to have it not absolutely guarantee. Well, in Epstein's case, you know, it built into his whole system was life insurance for if he got caught. So that's why he needed to be suicided.
There would be no, you know, given his, his vocation and the system of blackmail. He had built up. The only option for him was suicidation, but which is Lane, it's a little bit of a similar situation where she she has the same, if not more, life insurance, as they call it in the biz to protect her. And I think that when it comes to three million pages of evidence, this shows that they have no intention of letting her get off on anything or even spend a day outside of jail, not because not just because of punishment reasons, but because, you know, she has the ability to cause a lot of trouble for people who are in power.
You know, just for the bare minimum, we're talking about the Clintons and the royal family of England and et cetera, et cetera. So apparently, apparently three million pages is nothing. You got John Holler in the chat. Remember John?
He's a lawyer or what? I don't know if he's still practicing, but he mentioned guns. I had a case with 38 million pages of docs. Yes, that is also a big number.
A lot bigger. Twelve times bigger. So yeah, I guess it's somewhat common in these types of cases, maybe not, but well, I don't know if it's common, but I believe that's there. I don't think it's a record breaking amount of evidence, but surely it is a lot of evidence.
And part of it is just a guarantee that she has no way out. And again, I think I can speak for both of us that we are surprised that she has not been suicided as of now. But who knows if she might lose a little bit of hope trying to go through three million pages of evidence. I'm just thinking about, hey, I can never be a lawyer.
Can you imagine sitting down page one? It's very tedious. One. And then five hours later, you're all page 19 off with myself.
Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, we'll keep an eye on that.
And one thing we haven't reported on and we, I guess we won't for maybe when things come up, but it's the George Floyd trial. Have you been keeping track of that at all? I've been following the the headlines that come through. I was reading every article that was coming out, but there were so many of them and they were so not like a whole lot being recorded.
It'd be like three. I mean, I mean, bias, of course, but also it's like a whole article about how one witness said that the chokehold was very mean. A lot of the people that at least last. Oh, sure.
Yes. Well, they're not going to let this guy go there. Well, let me say the media is not going to give this guy a break at all. There have been some very interesting rumblings about like technicalities that might let them, I don't know, maybe just not have maximum penalties of where they shooting for.
What is it? First degree murder? What's the one where you meant to kill on purpose? I forget.
But yeah, this is an opportunity again, going back to the Tinder box concept where, hey, if this guy, if Chauvin does get off on, even if he gets a light sentence, you know, even anything short of life in prison, I think is going to spark some violence. Yeah. Yeah. That's really the thing.
It doesn't matter. What the outcome is, if it's not like death penalty or life sentence, they're going to like the streets on fire again, but we'll keep track of it. We'll do a more of an official report, you know, maybe a little bit further down the line. When there's something more interesting to talk about.
Yeah. All right. Let's talk about the talk of the. You racist.
You. Talk about the way. She loves you. She loves you.
OK, Gons, the time has come. The Los Angeles Times is reporting double mutant coronavirus variant is found in California, double mutant. Double mutant, not just single mutant. Yeah.
Double. Ninger virus, double mutant, ninja virus, San Francisco, possibly worrisome variants of the coronavirus first identified in India. So new, but it has no official name. OK, how long does it take to name these things like B one for one?
It takes like 10 seconds to name it. We're just on top of it. What do you want me to name it? I'll name it for you.
It's double mutant ninja virus. So new that has no name has been found in California by scientists at Stanford University, nicknamed the double mutant. Variant by the BBC and others, of course, because the media actually names these things. The variant is sparking concern among some scientists because it contains not just one, but two worrisome mutations and it's genetic composition that have been identified among other variants of concern being tracked by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Quote, we don't know how those two mutations behave when they're paired together. Dr. Bertrand, Dr. Benjamin Pinsky, Director of the Clinical Virology Laboratory at Stanford said in an interview Monday, the existence of the newly discovered variant was first disclosed by India's government on March 24th, Pinsky said, after a surge of coronavirus cases was detected in the nation's second most populous state, Maharashtra, whose largest city is Mumbai, the new variant is responsible for roughly 15% to 20% of the new coronavirus cases there.
Now, in the crazy wacky conspiracy, baseless conspiracy theory that, you know, the coronavirus may have come from a laboratory in Wuhan, China, you know, just of course, these wacky people are targeting an innocent level four lab that specifically studies back coronaviruses and gain of function for the Chinese government and was not very compliant with a WHO investigation, but still crazy that could possibly have come from there. But if indeed that is true, you know, China and India are constantly agitated with each other, you know, we've covered how they're zapping each other with microwave weapons at the border. They're constantly getting in gunfights at their border and not a very friendly relationship. So if the baseless conspiracy theory about coronavirus coming from the Wuhan Institute of Virology, that has been funded by Eco Health Alliance with ties to a current member of the investigation team of the H.W.O.
Anyways, I don't need to go into that. It's crazy and baseless. But if that was the case, it does would not surprise me that India would be the target of this new double mutant ninja virus. Oh, I just noticed I can't call it a ninja virus.
It's racist. Yeah. Well, we're already canceled. Afghan.
Okay, just go for it. Okay. A day later on March 25th, the Stanford lab identified the same variant in coronavirus sample taken from a patient in the San Francisco Bay area. Quote on the 25th, we actually got our sequence back and found that wow, this is actually the same variant that they were talking about.
Pinsky said quote, so this rapid spread across the globe is pretty impressive and also a bit concerning. Why is this new variant? Why this new variant may be worrisome. The Stanford lab identified one confirmed case of the new variant and seven presumptive cases among samples from patients in the Bay Area.
Pinsky said none of the other variants being monitored by federal officials have the same combination of these two mutations known as L452R and E484Q Q. The latter of which is closely related to a more well known mutation known as E484K. Yes, that well known mutation. The L452R mutation became well known in California as one of the California variant racist, resulting in a strain that is believed to make the virus more infectious and might cause reduced immunity in people who have been vaccinated.
Unvenient. Yes. The E484Q mutation is closely related to the E484K mutation, which has been found in variants first identified in South Africa, Brazil and New York. The E484K mutation is also concerning because it might give the virus the ability to partly invade the immune system's protective response among inoculated people or those who have survived a conventional COVID-19 illness.
Quote, so this is interesting just to sum that last kind of confusing paragraph up. The new mutation is like a combination of all the other variants that we've seen in South Africa, Brazil, New York. So it's like a mega mutation, I guess. And yeah, this seems to be completely useless when vaccinated against quote.
What we don't know is how those two mutations will behave when they're put in the same virus, Pinsky said, there's a reasonable amount of information about those two mutations individually, but will it be worse if they're together? We really don't know how they're going to interact. This, well, okay. So they got it from a patient.
They got, they found the virus from a person. So you can kind of see how they're going to interact, I guess. The Stanford lab routinely performs genetic analysis for coronavirus specimens among COVID-19 patients in the Bay Area. They screen for three worrisome mutations.
And I'll spare you the alphabet of the names of the mutations. Thought to increase transmissibility of the coronavirus is found in the UK variants, as well as the South African variant, et cetera, et cetera. The Stanford lab was able to detect the new variants mutation, even though the lab is designed to detect only the closely related mutation. So it's kind of fortuitous that we were able to identify this.
Okay. A variant highlights importance of, oh, here we go. Yeah. So they just spent a few paragraphs telling us how, you know, these variants basically make the vaccination useless.
But let's check on how variant highlights importance of vaccination. The emergence of the new variant underscores, how important it will be to quickly vaccinate as many people as possible. The best known New York variant is believed to have emerged in Washington Heights neighborhood in Manhattan and quickly spread through the city. Dr.
Anthony Fauci, daddy Fauci to those who care. The nation's top infectious disease experts said at a briefing last month, nation's top variant nations most paid. Highest paid, highest paid disease expert, highest paid government employee makes more than the president. So this is truth.
One way variants can emerge is through the infection of a single person who has compromised immune system. Dr. Rachel Wielinski, the director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said in March, a coronavirus infection in a person with a weak immune system, quote, could be the breeding ground of the emergence of variants for the simple reason that if you don't clear the virus rapidly, you're going to have immunological, immunological selection within the given individual, meaning the virus could evolve in that person to become more robust. That was probably how it all started with New York's variant.
Fauci said on March 1st, the only way to curb the creation of the new variants is to slow the transmission of the virus. A potential nightmare scenario could result in the spread of variants like the kind that has struck Brazil. The city of Manaus was one of the hardest hit in the world with a conventional strain of the coronavirus. And it now appears that there's a lot of substantial reinfection with the new Brazilian variant, Dr.
Stefan Obatosi, Professor of Health Policy and Dean Emeritus of UC Berkeley School of Public Health, said at a UC San Francisco form last month. Wow. Um, however, immunity produced by vaccines are believed to be better than immunity produced by surviving COVID-19. Believed to be, believed to be.
Notice how there's no quotes there and no source. Seems like there'd be an important place to have a source, a site of source or a quote. And while some variants are believed to result, again, that believed, you know, it's so funny for a community that is so against belief, you know, belief is the enemy of science is your friend. There's a lot of belief involved in this.
Immunities in science. Maybe. And while some variants are believed to result in the slight reduction of the effectiveness of some vaccines, some experts say some say that reduction equates to only mild to moderate illness. Vaccines that are now available and under development have essentially been 100 percent protective protective against death, even in places where the variants have circulated widely.
Okay, we don't need to get into that. For instance, COVID-19 vaccines manufactured by Johnson and Johnson, Novavax and AstraZeneca were studied in South Africa and quote, all showed reduced efficacy compared to studies carried out in other parts of the world where the South African variant wasn't present. Pinsky said, however, it's important to note that all vaccines are very effective at preventing severe disease and death. Basically, all vaccines are 100% effective at that so far.
Vaccines can actually address these blah, blah, blah. It's it goes on and on and on. There's more interesting how they point out the three, you know, ignored stepchildren of the vaccine industry, the J&J, Novavax and AstraZeneca. No talk about Pfizer being effective or Moderna being ineffective.
Yeah. This. It's another one of those things. I don't think the LA Times truly believes people read this and actually analyze what they're saying.
It does get incredibly boring. Well, not boring, but it does. It doesn't it contradicts itself when at the beginning, it's trying to scare you like, oh, it's not going to vaccines don't work against the variants. And then it's got to make sure that you got to get your vaccine because we want to stop the spread of the thing.
So that way, but wasn't the narrative that even if you get a vaccine, you got to wear your mask out of social distance because you can still spread it. So the narrative is completely just all over the place now. I think it's just meant to confuse people now at this point. Totally.
Well, and especially because it's very unscientific to talk in absolutes and this number 100% effective that's getting thrown around. Yeah. 100% effective. It is very spooky that they're like, they're just not caring at all and throwing out the 100% number, which is kind of a big no-no when it comes to.
Scientific in general. Yeah. It's any kind of scientific inquiry. You're never supposed to 100% anything.
Yeah. There is one thing I will read further on down. They do kind of again, kind of take the circuitous route using all sorts of numbers and big words and it gets very boring. But there is this one paragraph in California.
The two most dominant variants are the California and UK variants. The California Department of Public Health has recorded more than 9,000 cases of the California variant and 851 of the UK variant. There have been 35 cases of the Brazilian variant and 33 cases of the New York variants. I don't know.
That just caught my attention. Of course. Of course. The New Yorkers.
That's where all the masons hang out, I guess. Yeah. All right. Well, it's interesting because the LA Times are peddling out this fear, the double mutant get your vaccines, but also at the same time, LA Times, California aims to fully reopen the economy June 15th.
Oh, what are they thinking? And I like how the picture here, just the kid enjoying a funnel cake at six flags. It's a really random thing, like, which is also weird because specifically six flags and and theme parks in California open up. Isn't it later this month?
Yeah. Yeah. So deceptive. Yeah, California is aiming to fully reopen its economy June 15th, the clearest and date-eyed for restrictions that have besieged businesses and upended daily life throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
The date isn't set in stone and officials emphasize that getting to the point where California could widely reopen for the first time in more than a year will hinge on two factors, a sufficient vaccine supply to inoculate all those who are eligible and stable and low numbers of people hospitalized with the disease. Very something that can be very much manipulated and we've seen manipulated in the last year here. Yeah. Hospitalizations is a is not necessarily an objective data point indicator.
Yeah. June 15th also won't bring a full return to pre pandemic life. Notably, California's mask mandate will remain in place for the foreseeable future. But officials have expressed confidence that the state's through continued improvement in its coronavirus metrics and the steady rollout of vaccines is now positioned to being actively planning for what comes after COVID-19.
Quote, with more than 20 million vaccines administered across the state, it is time to turn the page on our tier system and begin looking to fully reopen California's economy. Government to Gavin gruesome said in a statement Tuesday, quote, we can now begin planning for our lives post pandemic. We will need to remain vigilant and continue the practice that got us here. OK, wearing masks and getting vaccinated, but the light at the end of the tunnel has never been brighter except maybe it's a freight train Gavin Newsom and it's coming for you, buddy.
Oh, is that a threat? Is that that? Don't bully him. Don't cyber bully you.
Sorry. I like your hair. Newsom should all go as planned. June 15th, we'll see the official end of California's current reopening roadmap, which sorts counties into one of four color coded tiers based on three metrics.
Coronavirus case rates adjusted based on the number of tests performed and rate of positive test results and a health equity metric intended to ensure that the positive test rates in poorer communities is not significantly higher than the county's overall figure. Quote, the entire state will move into this phase as a whole. This will not be county by county. Dr.
Mark Galli, California's Health and Human Services Secretary said in a briefing call with reporters and a statement official said those sectors including are included in the state's reopen blueprint will be allowed to quote return to usual operations in compliance with Cal OSHA requirements and with common sense public health policies in place, such as required masking, testing and with vaccinations encouraged large scale indoor events, such as conventions will be allowed to occur with testing or vaccination verification requirements. Kind of slipping in the vaccine passport thing without making it overtly, you know, like a government thing, which was another story on that we'll get to. Galli emphasized that quote, if we see any concerning rise in our hospitalizations, we will take the necessary precautions. But right now we are hopeful in what we're seeing as we continue to build on the 20 million vaccines already administered.
And that's really it, isn't it? They've basically half the people in the state have gotten the jab. And so, you know, they know that the fear mongering and the solution to the problem, you know, all the sheep will just fall in line and get the job. So I guess we can open things back up.
Yeah, you know, it's so interesting because famously the, I would say probably millennial liberals in California were the main demographic of this, but of course it's spread across the spectrum there. We're just furious when other states were opening up. And it was like this, this tidal wave of you dumb idiots, you fly over states, opening up, what are you thinking? You're going to kill us all.
And doing some quick searches, just general searches on Twitter and all over the place, looking for some angry liberals about California opening up. But when it's their state, they seem to be pretty happy about it. Well, they have good motivations. Oh, they're the good guys.
I see. There's more good motivations because a successful statewide reopening in June possesses possess a poses, sorry, poses a major political upside for the governor who faces a likely recall election in the fall. Newsom's chances of surviving a recall could be higher if Californians have resumed some form of pre-COVID-19 life when they cast their ballots, mass vaccinations, and the return of in-person education are critical to that sense of normalcy. And that's what it's all about.
It's all about politics. I love that. I love that day to June 15th. It's just far enough away that it's like not happening soon, but it's close enough to where you can kind of get excited about it.
It's like it is the perfect length away where they can, you know, it leaves room for something to happen where they can reverse it and take it back. Like they said at the beginning of that article, you know, it's not set in stone. Um, a lot can happen between now and June. Yeah.
Newsom was the first governor in the nation to issue a stay-at-home order in the early days of the pandemic last year, an action widely cast as the right call to protect California's fragile health health care system. The governor hasn't received the same praise for his handling of re-openings. Health experts have said Newsom lifted restrictions too quickly and didn't reinstate them fast enough when case numbers grew adding to COVID-19 surges in the summer and winter. Health and Human Services Secretary, Gally, one of the state's top health officials has said he would have slowed the pace of change last summer if he could do it all again, rescinding restrictions and launching a sweeping reopening creates new risks for Newsom.
If the virus surges again or unexpected problems arise, the whiplash of the governor's constantly changing rules could be more fresh in the minds of voters who may blame him at the polls. Political experts say the more Californians think of the pandemic in the past tense, the more likely Newsom is to keep his seat. It's Newsom Science, baby. Yeah.
Well, we'll see how that goes. Yep. There's no, I'm not going to finish the article. I think we get the point here.
But yeah, California set to open on June 15th and a lot of it has to do with Newsom trying to play his cards right to stay in office because, hey, not if he can recover from being seen eating, you know, dining out at the posh restaurant there with some lobbyists. Yeah, French laundry. If you can recover from that and stay in office, the man deserves it. Anybody can recover from anything.
The man deserves it and Californians deserve it for being just, I'm going to offend all of us here. So I'm not going to say it. Well, I'll say it. Californians get exactly what they deserve.
That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Sorry to guns, but, you know, that's just. There's so much we can do.
I mean, literally there's 40,000 Californians, 20 million, I'm sorry, 40 million, 40 million Californians, 20 million jobs out there. So literally we're split in half. Yeah. Yeah.
I mean, that's a lot of jobs though. I'm just curious. Is that what was that? What was that?
It's just a lot of jabs with a B guns. Pronouncer words correctly or you will be canceled. All right. What's next?
Oh, just more pandemic special. The Rangers, Texas Rangers taking the field and the stadium is at full capacity. Just was George Bush there? I don't know.
George W. I don't know. But remember his speech that he was given his everybody take the take the jab speech? He said, I want to go to a Rangers game.
Oh, right. Right. Yeah. Maybe he was there.
I don't know. Probably not. It wasn't very long ago either. That was like a couple of weeks ago.
He said that. Yeah. Well, this is how it sounded. Joey Gallo taking the field.
Not great audio there. Then you can put that puffy windscreen on the mic. Yeah, no windscreens allowed. What is that supposed to communicate to me?
Just a lot of people being there. Yeah, it's just Texas opening up. Lots of people. Whole crowd.
Is that major league baseball boycott is not turning out too well? Yeah, and people were like people freaking out. Oh, Texas. Oh, Texas.
What are they doing? Much like back in last summer, the Black Lives Matter protests in Los Angeles went the same number of people were all piled into the streets of LA protesting Black Lives Matter. Right. And probably even closer proximity to each other in that case.
But, you know, no, no, no problems there when we are protesting for Black Lives Matter, but baseball game, super spreader event. That's so 2020. I know. I know.
I'm trying to make sure people don't forget. And then real quick here, there was, I don't know if you saw this footage. A family was kicked off of spirit airlines because a two year old wasn't wearing a mask. Do you want to see?
I don't think there's any profanity in here. There could be, I guess it's possible in videos like this. So for just the listeners, you're going to want to set this up. So it's a somebody who's filming on a plane and there is a young pregnant mother sitting in one seat.
She's got a two year old on her lap. The mother is wearing a mask. It looks like dad is in the window seat. They're also wearing a mask.
But the two year old is eating a snack and not wearing a mask. Yeah. And they're being confronted by a very serious flight attendant. Yep.
I'll make sure he wears that. Everything's fine. I'll make sure that they're wearing it. So I hope that's a two year old, right?
No, I believe. Fororial, would you make a mask? Where's Paul included? I'm sorry.
Not her, not me. I'm not even told her I'm on the channel where you're on the phone. You want to call your mask? I just couldn't, I was calling you on the phone and I was calling you on the phone and I wasn't.
Instead I got your mask. I was a little tired about that, I don't want you. Alright. I guess I was on the call, either you want someone else, we have to talk to her.
Well, it's not me. Oh, she's too late, either she wants to call her. I guess, okay. Right?
I think we get the point here. Well, there's a part towards the end where she kind of invokes the captain or, because she wasn't answering who wants them off. And then she says, I want you off. And then later she says, the captain says he wants you off.
I don't know, man. This is like that, this is prison experiment stuff. Yeah. You've got those playing the role of the prisoner.
You've got those playing the role of the prison guard. And as we've seen through 2020, flight attendants have sort of had this weird empowerment and this weird sort of, I don't know, they've turned into the prison guards, where they're kicking people off for all sorts of things. Mask. Now, some of it's deserved.
Some of these, you know, I've seen some videos where they go like that. Yeah, they freak out a little bit. Yeah. There's nobody in this video.
Usually when the ones I've seen in the past, the people around are like, yeah, get out of here. This one, everyone's trying to come to the defense. I was going to say, yeah. This is a very unique video in that everybody else is like, hey, here's a baby.
Oh, I will take responsibility. I'll make sure they're wearing the mask. Yadda, yadda, yadda. So yeah, I liked this video in that people were actually coming to the baby's defense, which is a glimmer of light in the panopticon mind control that we've seen for the past year.
And you can kind of tell that the flight attendant was not used to that. I think this flight attendant probably has kicked some more people off or at least, you know, been around while more people get kicked off. And usually it's sort of an angry, mean person who starts cursing and, yeah, the cops come and drag them off and everybody cheers. This is a baby eating snacks and the tweet coming from Breaking 911.
It says the, it says the child was a special needs child. So I don't know what exactly what that means, but technically, I believe special needs children, especially, are, they don't necessarily have to wear the mask. I think there's some in the mask mandates, you know, there's some people who have different things going on, developmental things that makes it almost impossible for them to wear the mask. And they don't understand.
So how did this end? Did they actually get kicked off? I think they took everybody off the plane and then they brought everybody else, everybody back on the plane. And then, and there was a, this flight attendant was not, did not return.
And I think Spirit Airlines came on and says, oh, no, it wasn't that we, you know, disciplined her. It was just a, what is it called? A staff change kind of thing, you know, it's like, I don't know. Okay.
Interesting. Oh, so the flight attendant got, got busted. I don't know. I don't know for sure.
Maybe, maybe, but whatever, either way, it's not, it's not a good look on Spirit Airlines and maybe, maybe because of the people reacting and the situation specifically that, you know, special needs, two year old, all the things that don't support her, the, the flight attendant from kicking them off, maybe they need to do a little damage control because now everyone's like, don't fly Spirit Airlines or a bunch of Nazis or whatever. Well, long story short, I, it gives me a little bit of hope that people came to the defense of this person that pushed back against the flight attendant, you know, this, the prison experiment mindset where anybody with a name badge suddenly becomes a police officer is, it needs to stop. And, you know, I'm looking through the tweets here. People are on both sides of this.
And unfortunately, you know, some people have some people, I don't think they understand exactly what's going on. I think a lot of people don't even watch the video. They're like, no mask, activate, mind control, no maskers, that racist baby, that racist domestic terrorist baby who stormed the Capitol on January 6th, baby storming the Capitol. That's, that's the next art assignment.
Yeah. All right. What's next? A lot of LA time stories.
Yeah. Before we do that, the, you know, Spirit Airlines competitor Delta cancels 100 flights due to staff shortages, maybe because they're all getting kicked off for young people websites at three Delta hubs showed 33 canceled flights. Oh, yeah. Just another flight airplane story with the situation here.
But yeah, LA times lots of LA time stuff. And this one, this one is titled, and you know, the headline, there's no headline here. What's the headline? COVID-19 vaccine safety side effects, risk reactions.
And what you're looking at here is a bunch of squares, you know, how they do the visual sometimes. And there they have a bunch of rows and is squares. And it says each square represents 15,000 vaccine doses. And then it says more than 150 million shots have been administered in the US so far.
And then it has a little arrow to half of a square. And it says 0.005 percent may have resulted in a serious side effect, which is trying to say, hey, look, visualize how little people had serious side effects, which means you're probably safe. Go get the job. Yeah.
Yeah. It's not reading really. It's it's just a visual thing. But it's almost like they're justifying because they're, again, we've talked about this multiple times, but with this type of thing, especially a new technology that they're rolling out there, there's not enough evidence, there's not sufficient evidence to know if there's long term effects.
So the fact that they're even putting out these visuals like this, imagine a similar visual of the number of people who have actually died from coronavirus last year. Yeah. What is it? 0.05 percent?
It's not like that for a while. I think it went over one, but that's only after they started to really. Well, that's also when they were murdering people on ventilators. That's not saying after the manipulation of the data, then it might have looked a little different.
But yeah, I just think they're putting stuff out there to make people who got the job already feel good about it. Like, oh, okay, we're sure. We're not going to be fine. But yeah, I don't know.
It's just just ridiculous. A lot of LA claims involved in that too. So yeah, you know, it's anyway. Yeah.
Okay. Well, I got some here from CBS News. This CIA broadcasting system headline, White House Leaves Vaccine Passports to private sector. Tada.
As more and more countries like Japan, China, and Denmark plan to introduce vaccine passports for their citizens. Americans are beginning to wonder if they too will have to show some sort of proof of vaccination or similar ID to travel, attend events, work, or generally participate in society. CBS, where have you been? They're so late to this conversation.
But there are many answers March 30th. It is about a week ago. It was a week ago. But I mean, come on.
Yeah, of course, there's behind. There aren't many answers to this in the US, although the US has vaccinated more people than any nation in the world, but the Biden administration is making one thing clear. The federal government won't be the one issuing a vaccine credential or storing citizens' vaccination information in a database. Now, there's an entry.
We got to look at this from the right point of view. So this sentence here, the federal government won't be the one issuing of vaccine credential or storing citizens' vaccination information on a database. So what they're trying to do here is kind of assuage the fears that like, Oh, the government will give you a passport and the government will keep your data and the gut, you know, kind of trying to lean or relieve fears of conservatives in that way. But let's go on quote, this is going to hit all parts of society.