Hundreds of CDC workers left their jobs to protest for more experimental jabs.

CDC staff and alums gathered outside HQ this afternoon to salute those top four officials who resigned in protest yesterday. the crowd looks fairly massive, per a pic sent to me pic.twitter.com/lemHh0tS1k

— Sam Stein (@samstein) August 28, 2025

Several hundred CDC workers left work to protest outside of the CDC headquarters on Thursday to salute the top officials who resigned following the firing of the pro-vax CDC chief.

The protesters were sad to see this freak go who was hired as Monkey Pox czar by Joe Biden.

Slutty Dr. Demetre Daskalakis Resigns as Director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

Several hundred CDC workers protested the firing of the CDC Chief Susan Monarez and the resignation of three top officials including Dr. Demetre.

Sadly, the number of crazed pro-vax protesters is just a drop in the bucket compared to the millions of people who were maimed and thousands of people who died after taking the mandatory experimental COVID vaccine.

In 2025, HHS Senior Adviser Dr. Steven Hatfill revealed that RFK Jr. pulled mRNA vaccine funding after the data showed getting vaccinated was MORE dangerous than COVID itself.

Back in the early days of the COVID vaccine emergency we already knew the vaccines were dangerous and ineffective to the spread of the disease.

The VAERS data at the time revealed:

** 21,002 reported deaths from the COVID vaccine
** 110,609 reported hospitalizations
** 3,435 miscarriages
** 10,640 heart attacks
** 22, 117 developed myocarditis/pericarditis
** 35,650 permanently disabled
** 23,892 life threatening condition.

The chart shows there was 21,504 reported death for the year 2021 and most of the deaths occurred the same day they were vaccinated. See below:

As early as 12-years-old reported to develop myocarditis/pericarditis and the most affected are from the age range 15-25 years old. See below:

17,485 people who developed myocarditis/pericarditis had received the Pfizer vaccine, 4,273 Moderna, and only 317 from J&J.

The number of deaths linked to the CDC-promoted vaccines has absolutely skyrocketed since 2022, according to the CDC’s own data.
In fact, the VAERS system was reporting so many deaths that the CDC made the results more difficult to find.

And yet, these fools protesting at the CDC on Thursday support these deadly vaccines!

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US District Judge Jia Cobb, a Biden appointee on Friday morning held a hearing after fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook sued Trump.

Cook asked Judge Cobb to block Trump from firing her over allegations of mortgage fraud.

There was no immediate ruling from the judge after Friday’s hearing.

Embattled Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook filed a lawsuit against President Trump, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell after Trump fired her this week.

“Pursuant to my authority under Article II of the Constitution of the United States and the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, as amended, you are hereby removed from your position on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, effective immediately,” President Trump wrote in a letter to Lisa Cook.

“I have determined that there is sufficient cause to remove you from your position,” Trump added as he cited housing regulator Bill Pulte’s criminal referral on Lisa Cook for mortgage fraud – specifically occupancy fraud.

Lisa Cook apparently owns three properties and she allegedly committed mortgage fraud on all three properties.

On Friday morning, Judge Cobb held an emergency hearing for more than two hours as attorneys for Lisa Cook and the DOJ argued over Cook’s firing.

Cook’s lawyer Abbe Lowell was in court on Friday morning and attacked President Trump for making his orders and policies by ‘tweets’ after he announced Cook’s firing on social media.

Judge Cobb cast doubt on Trump’s order firing Lisa Cook but she did not issue a ruling. Court will resume next Tuesday.

Judge Cobb is expressing concerns — and openly questioning – whether a President could mechanize these types of “complaints” and allegations of misconduct to stack boards with majorities

— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) August 29, 2025

More from CBS News:

A federal judge on Friday heard arguments over a bid by Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her post despite President Trump’s efforts to remove her because of allegations she made false representations on mortgage agreements several years ago.

The two-hour-long hearing before U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb marked the first in-person showdown between Justice Department lawyers and Cook’s legal team in the wake of her lawsuit, filed Thursday, challenging Mr. Trump’s attempt to oust her from the Fed’s Board of Governors.

Cook’s lawyers have asked the district court to issue a temporary restraining order finding Mr. Trump’s purported termination of her to be unlawful and declaring that she remains a member of the Fed’s seven-member Board of Governors.

Cobb, appointed by former President Joe Biden, did not issue a decision from the bench. Instead, she noted that the case raises “important questions that may be of first impression” as it relates to the president’s firing of a Fed governor. She repeatedly pointed to the “unique functions” of the central bank and the importance “of this being an independent body that it is not supposed to be responsive to any type of political pressure.”

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Trump’s tariff strategy has not only brought a massive win in European trade negotiations, but it has also underscored how crucial U.S. market access is for Mexico, Canada, and China. Tariffs are now strangling foreign direct investment in all three countries, forcing them to either concede to U.S. trade terms, as Europe did, or see their economies take a massive hit.

America entered this trade war in a strong position, because it is far less dependent on trade than its rivals. While trade accounts for 67 percent of Canada’s GDP, 73 percent of Mexico’s GDP, and 37 percent of China’s GDP, it makes up only 24 percent of U.S. GDP. This imbalance gives the U.S. enormous leverage in negotiations.

Trump has placed significant economic pressure on all three countries, particularly Canada and Mexico, where job losses could reach 1.3 percent and 2.3 percent of the workforce, equivalent to about 278,000 Canadian jobs and 1.4 million Mexican jobs. In response, Canada has already announced that it was dropping many of its retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, a clear sign of the pressure taking hold.

Much of the investment in Canada and Mexico, particularly from China but also from European allies, was aimed at building factories to manufacture goods tariff-free for export to the United States. Now that Trump has imposed tariffs on both countries, that strategy has collapsed, and investment is drying up. A striking example came last year when U.S. outbound FDI to Canada fell from $1.1 billion to zero. Mexico, once the great beneficiary of nearshoring, faces similar challenges.

From 2018 to 2024, Chinese firms invested more than $12 billion in Mexico, creating an estimated 135,000 jobs in factories built to sidestep U.S. tariffs. But under Trump’s new policies, these investments have come under scrutiny. Projects have been delayed, some expansion plans have been shelved, and Mexican officials have been forced to tighten monitoring of Chinese FDI, which had been massively underreported.

China has been hit even harder. Already facing tariffs on a wide range of goods, Trump added an additional 10 percent to most Chinese imports. Foreign investors have responded by pulling back. FDI inflows to China fell from $51.3 billion in 2023 to just $18.6 billion in 2024, their lowest level in thirty years.

On top of that, China experienced record outflows of foreign direct investment last year, with net FDI dropping by $168 billion in 2024. In 2023, net inflows had totaled only $33 billion, already down 80 percent from the year before.

The Ministry of Commerce reported that in January 2025, just 97.6 billion yuan ($13.4 billion) in foreign investment was utilized, a 13 percent drop from the same month in 2024, following an annual plunge of 27 percent last year to the lowest level since 2016. The exodus is continuing, and with a renewed U.S.–China trade war, China’s already weakened investment climate looks likely to deteriorate further.

By contrast, U.S. inflows rose from $288.7 billion to $307.9 billion in the same period, underscoring how capital is being drawn away from America’s competitors and redirected into the U.S.

Mexico is also facing mounting pressure. Products exported from Mexico that do not qualify as originating under USMCA provisions are now subject to a 25 percent tariff, compared to the 2.5 percent rate they paid previously.

These exposed exports are worth an estimated $300 billion. The uncertainty created by tariffs from Washington and policy shifts under the Sheinbaum administration has discouraged new investment and hiring, raising doubts that the relatively strong investment levels seen in the first half of 2025 will continue.

Canada’s situation is just as bleak. Projections show Canada’s GDP shrinking by 2.6 percent, roughly CAD $78 billion, costing Canadians about $1,900 per person annually. A 25 percent tariff applied across the board could push the Canadian economy into recession by the middle of 2025. The impact is especially severe in manufacturing, which employs 1.7 million Canadians and accounts for more than a tenth of national GDP.

Last year, Canada exported CAD $356 billion worth of manufactured goods to the United States, with 530,000 jobs directly tied to those exports. Tariffs are already devastating key industries. Exports of electronic equipment and electronics have dropped by more than 70 percent, motor vehicle exports by more than half, and transport equipment by nearly three-quarters once retaliation is factored in.

Business leaders warn that Trump’s hardball tactics have chilled overall investment, eroded confidence in cross-border supply chains, and frozen many expansion plans.

Uncertainty surrounding tariffs has also disrupted business planning more broadly. With rates imposed, suspended, and reimposed in rapid succession, companies have been reluctant to commit to long-term projects in tariff-exposed countries.

Analysts warn that Mexico could see exports fall by 12 percent and GDP shrink by 4 percent in 2025 if tariffs remain in place. Canada, whose economy is highly dependent on trade, could slide into recession within six months, with heavy job losses in manufacturing centers like Quebec.

Foreign direct investment is drying up in Canada, Mexico, and China while capital flows into the United States. Instead of attracting more factories into America’s neighbors, tariffs have created a reverse magnetic effect, driving them away.

Companies are being forced to choose between relocating production to the U.S. or losing access to the American market. Trump has used this economic leverage to compel behavioral change from America’s trading partners, strengthening U.S. industry and cementing America’s role as the world’s most desirable investment destination.

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A health care supervisor went above and beyond the call as victims of the Annunciation Catholic Church shooting came to the hospital, according to one doctor.

Trauma surgeon Dr. Jon Gayken of Hennepin Healthcare recalled one incident in the aftermath of a shooting the left two children dead and multiple children and adults wounded.

“One of the victims came in and in the emergency department — this was a nurse manager from another unit, didn’t have anything to do with what we would normally respond to — and one of the children were very scared and alone, because everybody was running about doing their jobs,” Gayken said Thursday.

“And she went into the CT scanner with the patient, putting herself basically in the harm’s way of radiation, which normally we would evacuate the room,” he said.

“She put a little lead on and stayed there and held her hand and held her hair while she went through the scanner, so she didn’t have to go through it alone,” he added.

“Those are the types of things we witnessed yesterday,” Gayken said.

Hennepin EMS Chief Marty Scheerer said there were many “unrecognized heroes” Wednesday, including children of Annunciation School who protected other children when transgender shooter Robin Westman began firing into the church while the children were at Mass, according to Fox News.

Westman later killed himself.

“I might be saying too much, but we had one kid that covered up another kid and took a shotgun blast to his back and things like that, and they were helping each other out,” Scheerer said.

“The teachers were amazing. The teachers were getting shot at. They were protecting the kids,” he said, according to NPR.

Annunciation Catholic School Principal Matthew DeBoer said lives were saved by the unsung heroes who emerged as bullets flew.

“Adults were protecting children, older children were protecting younger children,” he said. “It could have been significantly worse without their heroic actions.”

Parent Michael Burt, whose family has five children at the school, said a buddy system that was part of the school culture saved lives.

“So for instance, seventh graders get, say, a third and a first grader, and they walk to church, school Mass, with each buddy [holding] a hand, and they sit next to them in church, teach them how to do church,” he said.

As gunfire erupted, he said, older students knew what to do.

“The first action by those middle schoolers was to push their buddies down under the pew,” Burt said.

“Which is why the middle schoolers were the ones that were standing the longest and were largely the injured, acting in heroism… and then covering the little ones under the pews.”

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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A victory for Starmer’s leftist government is a defeat for the British people.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer continues his tireless work to destroy the fabric of British society with his support for unchecked mass migration.

His Home Office got a ‘legal victory’ today, as the Court has decided that ‘asylum seekers’ (a.k.a. illegal migrants) can continue to be housed in a hotel in Epping.

We have reported here in TGP how Epping council leaders won a temporary injunction to close the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, after it became a focus for anti-immigration protests.

But Labour goons had to keep the current suicidal policies in place.

The Telegraph reported:

“The Home Office and owners Somani Hotels Ltd appealed the decision.

At the Court of Appeal on Friday, Lord Justice Bean, Lady Justice Nicola Davies and Lord Justice Cobb ruled in their favor and ordered the interim-injunction to be overturned.

A final decision on the future of the hotel is set to be decided at a later court date this autumn.

It comes after Home Office lawyers argued on Thursday that asylum seekers’ rights are more important than the concerns of the people of Epping.”

Yes, you read it right. The UK government argued in court that ‘asylum seekers’ (again, a.k.a. illegal migrants) have rights that supersede the UK citizens’ rights.

And worse, the judges agreed.

These 3 Labour judges have just ruled that Epping must have unvetted migrant men in their town.

In the same week that Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, an illegal immigrant being housed there, is on trial for sex attacks on 2 children and a woman.

The government vs the people. pic.twitter.com/w9kf3o9uwr

— Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) August 29, 2025

’The battle is not over, and we will continue the fight. It’s nothing less than the people of Epping would expect and deserve.’

Epping Conservative Councillor Ken Williamson reacts to the Court of Appeal overturning the temporary injunction on the Epping migrant hotel. pic.twitter.com/ON929dJQ1C

— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 29, 2025

‘Is that what we’ve come to? That we can’t keep our children safe coming home from school in broad daylight?’

Epping Mum Lindsey Thompson voices concern for her daughter’s safety after today’s ruling that asylum seekers can stay in the hotel they are currently housed in. pic.twitter.com/UZNdFtN7CY

— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 29, 2025

BREAKING: Elon Musk erupts after the Home Office prevent the closure of the Epping asylum hotel:

“A nation with a government against its people shall perish from the Earth!” pic.twitter.com/OoCRwXBOPz

— Inevitable West (@Inevitablewest) August 29, 2025

The judges said that Home Secretary Yvette Cooper had a duty as Home Secretary to ‘prevent asylum seekers from being made destitute’ under the outrageous European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

And so, the military aged male migrants should continue to live at the Bell Hotel.

One of the 3 judges in the Epping Hotel case is Sir David Michael Bean, a Labour Party member and Treasurer of the Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers which is linked to the Labour Party – Keir Starmer was also a member. It split in in 1949 over the question of membership for… pic.twitter.com/IUekItzplQ

— Paul Weston (@PWestoff) August 29, 2025

WOW. The Judge actually said the local residents of Epping’s ‘fear of crime’ is outweighed by the ‘undesirability of incentivizing protests’

The legal system is saying LAWFUL PEACEFUL PROTEST will be IGNORED.

Do they want a violent revolution? pic.twitter.com/kV3bveHu0m

— Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) August 29, 2025

The Home Office wins its Epping appeal.

A Government against its own people.

— Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10) August 29, 2025

The government has used ECHR against the people of Epping.

Illegal migrants have more rights than the British people under Starmer.

— Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) August 29, 2025

The government is committing treason against the people https://t.co/AP8ASEV0ZJ

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 29, 2025

Read more:

NOW: British ‘Migrant Hotel’ in Epping to Close, In VICTORY for Protesting Citizens – May Spell the Beginning of the End of Suicidal Labour Migration Policies

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