The Bull Ring

Based nursing home residents rip off masks pic.twitter.com/N4T8dQJtyb — Adan Salazar (@AdanSalazarWins) December 30, 2020

While the DUI may have been Caroline Biden’s first offense in Pennsylvania, her New York rap sheet includes dropping more than $110,000 on a stolen credit card and allegedly assaulting an NYPD officer, for which she received no jail time. https://t.co/PnL1ws8QKq — Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) December 28, 2020

OceansAsia says face masks will add 7,000 tons of plastic to the oceans. "Annually marine plastic pollution kills 100,000 marine mammals and turtles, over a million seabirds, and even greater numbers of fish, invertebrates, and other marine life." — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) December 30, 2020

Thank you, a great honor! https://t.co/9GfT5c8hY0 — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 30, 2020 Witness to AZ Lawmakers: "Do your damn job and clean these [voter] rolls up!" https://t.co/7b9kCozDNV — The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) December 31, 2020

Worth noting that Planet Earth's smartest man – @RealChrisLangan – believes the election was stolen: https://t.co/467Z4lgSFl — Raheem Kassam (@RaheemKassam) December 24, 2020

"People Are Fed Up": California Out Of Excuses As Coronavirus Defies Militant Lockdowns https://t.co/nfmz6tGrmc — zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 29, 2020 California has the worst COVID-19 outbreak of any state in this country and also the most stringent restrictions. What does that tell us logically about all these lockdowns and closures? — Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) December 28, 2020 BREAKING: Southern California 'stay-at-home' lockdown extended indefinitely — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) December 29, 2020 California: - Just renewed its stay-at-home order - Implemented a curfew - Banned indoor/outdoor dining - Mandated masks - Canceled Christmas Also California: - Leads the nation in new virus infections Lockdowns don't work. Save small businesses and reopen America! — Lance Gooden (@Lancegooden) December 29, 2020 An Oregon salon owner refused to shut down Leftist Oregon Governor Kate Brown “terrorized” her family for month...

CNNers saying the quiet part out loud https://t.co/ELd9JZZR3b — Chuck Ross (@ChuckRossDC) December 29, 2020 We have been expecting a pivot from the media from unrelenting attacks to accolades with the Biden Administration. CNN's Jim Acosta just said the quiet part out loud. https://t.co/D7spAxCYTj Turns out, there is no need to cover Biden like Trump. Done. https://t.co/A2VY3mCF0F — Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) December 29, 2020

“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” C.S. Lewis — Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) December 29, 2020

. @realDonaldTrump supplants @BarackObama as @Gallup 's 'Most Admired Man' #JustTheNews @S0phieMann1 https://t.co/fUK8jPGuSM — Just the News (@JustTheNews) December 29, 2020 Gallup: 48% of Republicans named Donald Trump as most admired man. 32% of Democrats named Barack Obama. 13% of Democrats named Joe Biden. https://t.co/k1E8VufMMe — Byron York (@ByronYork) December 29, 2020

2020: The Year We Lost Our Common Sense, Courage, & Civil Liberties https://t.co/BhKAC5S860 — zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 29, 2020 Raise your hand if you’re more concerned about losing your Constitutional rights than you are about Covid — Kevin Sorbo (@ksorbs) December 29, 2020

Explosive Report Alleges Extensive Use Of Forced Labor At Apple Suppliers In China https://t.co/uzfNl2LZCd — zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 29, 2020 This WaPo story is about how Apple's supplier uses forced labor in China, and oh by the way, WaPo sister company Amazon uses the same supplier. https://t.co/fQU3IMQHu7 pic.twitter.com/wBVFgBy3zv — Chuck Ross (@ChuckRossDC) December 29, 2020

COVID: Theater of the Absurd🔻 https://t.co/UEPh14KNUU — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) December 29, 2020

“The [socialist] system creates a lot of destruction and misery.” Rep.-Elect @Victoria_Spartz , who grew up in formerly socialist #Ukraine , wants Americans to know #Socialism is not sustainable and ultimately brings misery. https://t.co/MAkxnsL0Od — The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) December 29, 2020

PENNSYLVANIA.🚨 “These numbers just don’t add up, and the alleged certification of Pennsylvania’s presidential election results was absolutely premature, unconfirmed, and in error.” PA lawmakers claim "alarming discrepancy" of 170K+ on *Election Day.* Trump trails by 81K votes. pic.twitter.com/iZ7llRUChy — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) December 29, 2020

Exiled Uyghur leader "deeply concerned" Biden will abandon Trump WH support for persecuted Muslims @SalihHudayar fears Biden might adopt "same position as the Obama administration, which is a position of just silence." More @RealAmVoice @JustTheNews here: https://t.co/HQE9MmxaRT pic.twitter.com/ovd3M8fSIP — Carrie Sheffield (@carriesheffield) December 29, 2020

  The Year in Politics: 'Be strong but be kind' By Peter Wilson * Analysis - The year 2020 was the most challenging year any New Zealand government has faced. It was the year of Covid, the year of economic recession and the beginning of recovery. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Photo: RNZ / Dom Thomas Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern not only led the country through it, she won an unprecedented election victory at the end of it. When Ardern held her last post-Cabinet press conference of 2020 she recalled that when she held the first one she had spoken about the New Zealanders in China's Hubei Province where a new and deadly virus was reported to have broken out. That covered the entire year, and when she was asked to describe 2020 in two words, she said she could do it in one: "Horrendous." It was. The first cases of what was to become known as Covid-19 appeared in Wuhan City in December 2019 and began to spread around the ...

  DOC urges respect for environment as New Zealand travel spikes More New Zealanders are getting into the great outdoors this summer than ever before, with campers and hikers making a beeline for the Abel Tasman National Park. The upper South Island, site of the Abel Tasman National Park, is extremely busy, DOC says. Photo: RNZ / Tracy Neal Data from the Department of Conservation shows some regions are busier than they were before Covid-19. DOC's director-general, Lou Sanson, said places within three hours' drive of major population centres were experiencing high visitor growth, despite no international tourists. Northland, Coromandel and the upper South Island were especially busy. Tōtaranui in the Abel Tasman National Park was the country's most popular campsite, with more than 42,000 bed nights booked between the start of December and the end of February. DOC said the Abel Tasman Coastal Track was shaping up to be the busiest...

  Report of Advisory Committee to Oversee the Implementation of the New Zealand COVID-19 Surveillance Plan and Testing Strategy 18 DEC 2020 Heather Simpson ,   Brian Roche PUBLISHER Government of New Zealand COVID-19   Pandemics Government accountability New Zealand RESOURCES Report of Advisory Committee to Oversee the Implementation of the New Zealand COVID-19 Surveillance Plan and Testing Strategy 3.75 MB DESCRIPTION In response to a range of issues associated with the delivery and operation of the New Zealand border response the Minister of Health appointed an Advisory Committee to oversee the implementation of the New Zealand COVID-19 Surveillance Plan and Testing Strategy with a view to: Determining the extent to which all elements of the strategy are being implemented including testing at the border Identifying any issues or barriers that are preventing the strategy from being implemented, including resourcing, capacity, and legal matters Identifying any improvement...

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  Niue's Premier hopes one way travel to NZ could start in mid-January Niueans could be able to travel to New Zealand without quarantine as soon as mid-January. Niue government minister, Dalton Tagelagi. Photo: RNZ Pacific / Jamie Tahana Niue's Premier, Dalton Tagelagi, said he had been in regular talks with the New Zealand government about a travel bubble. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has already announced travel bubbles with the Cook Islands and Australia , which should open in the first quarter of 2021. Tagelagi, whose island is also part of the realm of New Zealand, said starting off with one-way travel was what he would prefer for Niue. "I think the two way will be in the quarter, say March next, but I'm hoping for the one way to be in January or February at least. "You know, a testing start and see how things are going but the main aim and big aim would be a two way quarantine free travel." If a Cook ...

  Rogue yacht looking for fruit ordered to leave Niue 6:12 pm on 23 December 2020 Share this Police in Niue have ordered a yacht to leave after it arrived unannounced on Monday evening (Tues NZT). The French-flagged vessel was en route to New Caledonia from Tahiti, and hadn't radioed its arrival when it was spotted off Alofi Bay. Looking out to sea from Niue's coast Photo: AFP Niue's public broadcaster said those on board had gone to Niue seeking fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and diesel. But instead, they were ordered to leave Niue. "Niue continues to have strict border restrictions and our waters are closed to all yachts," police chief Tim Wilson told the BCN. "The Niue Police urge all yachts in the vicinity of Niue waters to check their routes before they depart and to respect our border restrictions. The island's borders remain...

  Attacks on kiwi prompts DOC warning to dog owners 7:00 am today Kiwi recently killed on the Coromandel Peninsula by dogs has prompted the Department of Conservation (DOC) to urge owners to take extreme care when in the birds' habitat. Brown kiwi (File image). Photo: AFP / Stephan Bonneau / Biosphoto Three dead endangered Coromandel brown kiwi have been discovered at Tairua, Whenuakite and Matarangi in the last few months. DOC biodiversity ranger Mailee Stanbury said at one stage five dogs were seen roaming the Whenuakite block. The message to owners was simple. ''Obey the signs and if an area says don't bring in dogs then please be respectful of those signs," Stanbury said. ''Please keep your dog in sight at all times, know where your dog is, keep them under control and preferably on a leash or at least under verbal control.'' There were n...

  Covid-19 tests in MIQ: 27 people refused testing over two months Data from the Ministry of Health shows 27 people refused Covid-19 tests in managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities between the end of August and the first week of November. Photo: 123RF Returnees are tested twice during their stay and the government can ask people who refuse tests to stay for longer. New variants of Covid-19 has led the government to introduce a third test for people travelling from high risk countries like the United Kingdom and United States. Among those who refused tests, 19 people stayed in the hotels for longer than the minimum 14-day-period - and one stayed for 28 days. In line with testing guidelines, 56 infants under six months left without being tested. Each day, more than 900 Covid-19 tests are carried out in managed isolation and quarantine hotels. The total number of active cases in New Zealand is 49, with 1795 total confirmed cases, aft...

Mexican President López Obrador has said of the Trump immigration policy ‘Remain in Mexico’: “We have protected migrants, there have been no violations of their human rights. Now they are registered, they are protected... so they don't become victims of criminals.” https://t.co/GTWBBmNR9e — BDW (@BryanDeanWright) December 28, 2020

Same experience when I had it. Also weird blood sugar drops. Stayed in bed and ate pho for a few days, decided to give the Expanse another shot. https://t.co/yqc6PWE8MQ — Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) December 28, 2020

It took 115 days after the 1876 Election to decide the presidency after claims of voter fraud. https://t.co/H4SGFZHCav — Newt Gingrich (@newtgingrich) December 28, 2020

NEW: Observers have long warned of rising forced labor in Xinjiang. Satellite images show factories built just steps away from cell blocks. https://t.co/sOqIna5bW3 — Jennifer Franco (@jennfranconews) December 28, 2020

NEW: AMAZON has hired Steve Ricchetti's brother, Jeff Ricchetti, to lobby. Steve Ricchetti is Biden's White House counselor. Ricchetti has been under scrutiny by ethics attorneys. Jeff Ricchetti was hired by $AMZ after Biden was projected 2020 winner https://t.co/fy57HlUuIK — Brian Schwartz (@schwartzbCNBC) December 26, 2020

I have compiled a list of U.S. politicians who have donated their salaries to charity during the pandemic: 1) Donald Trump. — President-Elect DJ Freedom Rockets 🚀 (@DJFreedomRocket) December 26, 2020

"The COVID-driven centralization of economic power and information control in the hands of a few corporate monopolies poses enduring threats to political freedom....The dominant strain of U.S. neoliberalism — the ruling coalition now in power again — is authoritarianism." — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) December 28, 2020 Trump: out-maneuvered by Congress, criminally investigated based on fake charges, impeached, ignored/subverted by his own appointees, roundly repudiated in the courts, and the list goes on, but half the country has been propagandized into believing we narrowly escaped despotism — Michael Tracey (@mtracey) December 28, 2020

Newsom's [D-CA] corona virus lockdowns aren't working https://t.co/bNzCHugD30 — Georgia Log Cabin (@GeorgiaLogCabin) December 25, 2020

  Election 2020: National wants travellers to test negative for Covid-19 before flying to NZ Thomas Manch 14:51, Aug 20 2020 Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Pause Unmute Current Time  0:00 / Duration  3:41 Loaded :  4.48%   Fullscreen STUFF National Party leader Judith Collins says Covid-19 and future threats will change the face of travel and announces a plan for a new border agency. Trustworthy, accurate and reliable news stories are more important now than ever. Support our newsrooms by  making a contribution . The National Party is promising to create new “border protection agency” and require travellers to test negative for  Covid-19  before boarding a plane to New Zealand if elected in October. National leader Judith Collins has promised a hard-line policy on returnees to New Zealand, saying there would be no exemptions if they couldn’t prove they were negative within three days of boarding a plane. “This is tough, but tough times need tough m...