White House pays for positive vaccine reviews from medical experts
The coronavirus pandemic, which has killed millions of people around the world for a year, now has several prototypes of an experimental vaccine that is still viewed with skepticism. And to allay fear of the unknown consequences of vaccination, the Biden administration decided to hire specially trained people to collect positive feedback on vaccines. Populist Press received an exclusive email from an influencer who received it from some Eben Vorster of company Main Street One. In his letter he proposes “to share a possible content partnership opportunity! This is a paid I...
5 years after the mass shooting in a gay night club Pulse the site of the tragedy will become a memorial
The carnage that took place at the Pulse nightclub 5 years ago will be converted into a national memorial, said US President Joe Biden. “In the coming days, I will sign a bill designating Pulse Nightclub as a national memorial, enshrining in law what has been true since that terrible day five years ago: Pulse Nightclub is hallowed ground,” Biden stated. On the night of June 12th 2016, 29-year-old gunman Omar Mateen opened fire on the nightclub visitors. In that gruesome incident, 49 people died and another 53 were injured. In the history of the United States, this mas...
More than 150 Texas medical staff will be fired due to refusal to vaccinate: Judge ruled
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by more than 150 workers against the Houston Methodist hospital who felt like guinea pigs and refused to be forcibly vaccinated to keep their jobs. The hospital was "forcing its employees to be human 'guinea pigs' as a condition for continued employment." The plaintiffs cited the Nuremberg Code of 1947, juxtaposing themselves with experimental raw materials, from a time when the Nazis experimented with concentration camp prisoners. "Equating the injection requirement to medical experimentation in concentration camps is reprehens...
Video shows a disturbed man detained by other passengers after he tried to "take the plane down"
A man was held back in his attempt to “take the plane down” by other passengers on Flight 1730 Friday night. The video of the incident was shared on social media and shows a man repeatedly shouting he would “take the plane down” and trying to open the cabin door in the middle of the Delta flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta. The disturbed passenger then attacked two female flight attendants. Shortly after, the flight attendants asked the other male passengers to help them to deal with the guy. “Thanks to the crew and passengers of Delta Flight 1730 (LAX to ATL) who assi...
Arby's employee fired after leaving a homomphobic slur on the gay couple's receipt
A worker at an Arby’s restaurant in Indiana fired after leaving a homophobic slur on a gay couple’s receipt. Two gay people, Craig Gray and John Burns say they shocked when they read word “fag” on the receipt on Sunday while waiting for they orders. The incident took place in Lafayette, Indiana. “We went to the counter and ordered,” Burns said to NBC News. “The cashier that helped us, the young man that’s been mentioned, seemed really new and a little awkward, but very nice. So a very run of the mill type of fast-food occurrence. Nothing that you would expect out of the...
Video shows transgender woman attacked by three using slurs at D.C. laundromat
A video shows a brawl in Washington DC laundromat between a transgender woman and two women and a man. In a short graphic clip released by D.C. the transgender woman is seen surrounded by three people who soon start to punch her while she is trying to protect herself. The video also shows that there were at least two kids nearby in the laundromat during the fight. Victim, who later was identified as 31-year-old Nysia Armstead, was eventually stabbed in the head by one of the attackers. She was released from the hospital on Thursday. She says she believes the attack was h...
YouTube halts GOP Senator Ron Johnson over his claims of COVID treatment
YouTube has blocked Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson for an alleged COVID-19 misinformation. On June 3 Sen. Johnson, who was the chair of the Senate Homeland Security Committee in December 2020, made an appearance at the Milwaukee Press Club ripping both Trump’s and Biden’s administrations for “not only ignoring but working against robust research [on] the use of cheap, generic drugs to be repurposed for early treatment of COVID.” “It always baffled me that there was such a concerted effort to deny the American public the type of robust exploration research into early trea...
At least 13 people injured in Texas mass shooting with one in critical condition
At least 13 people reportedly suffered gunshot injuries in the result of the mass shooting in Austin, Texas, today. According to Austin authorities, law enforcement officers were involved in the shooting with a suspect. As of now, there is no information about the arrests made. According to the latest updates by Austin emergency, 13 were people hospitalized, one of them in critical condition. Six of the victims were transported by the police officers, four victims were taken to the hospital by the medics, and three were transported by private vehicles. FINAL Active At...
Mexico is almost out of children migrating in the US by themselves
According to the New York times (NYT), the slight decrease in the number of unaccompanied children migrating in the US from the previous month indicates that the border crisis has receded. The NYT and the Biden administration are well aware of the overwhelmed US southern border with migrants. Nevertheless, they avoid classifying it as a "crisis," but they are also in no hurry to take steps to solve problems. At the moment, Biden is secretly transporting children and pregnant migrants to states whose government is not even aware that taxpayer money has already been sent t...