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The BBC is reporting that Spain's Health Minister has said that the Government intends to set up a register of all those who refuse to take the vaccine and will share it with other European Union States. Senor "Salvador Illa said the list would not be made accessible to the public or to employers." The report states that the Minister "It is not a document which will be made public and it will be done with the utmost respect for data protection." He added: "People who are offered a therapy that they refuse for any reason, it will be noted in the register... that there is no error in the system, not to have given this person the possibility of being vaccinated." According to a recent poll, the number of Spanish citizens who have said they will not take the vaccine has fallen to 28% from 47% in November." https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55471282 How the Spanish authorities will reconcile such a further move towards an Orwellian future with the right to privacy and data protection will be interesting to see and likely prove controversial. But if they get their way, how long before other European Union administrations adopt a similar practice. Will this then be an international badge placed on any person who travels? It was mentioned briefly on Newstalk this morning by Mark Cagney when talking with Professor Sam McConkey. The Professor didn't directly answer the issue when Cagney expressed concern about it saying it would give fuel to the anti-vaxxers but McConkey stated that in Ireland we are very conscious of people's rights but there is an issue when individual rights need to be considered in the context of the public good and he also observed that presumably the authorities would have records of those who get the vaccine.

Northern Ireland to Enter 6 week lockdown from December 26th 2020

This is a small part of some rather interesting testimony, of a woman (whose name is difficult to determine) to the Michigan House Oversight Committee hearings. She's an IT professional / entrepreneur with first-hand knowledge of how the election situation, concerning Dominion Voter Systems, occurred. It's from a 5 hour video, sourced from Global Research, which is linked below. Her testimony begins at roughly 215.30 ..if you'd like to hear it in full (somewhat unlikely to be wasted time). Video: Election Fraud Investigation Hearings in Michigan - Global Research

This is a slightly edited part of the testimony of Melissa Carone, alleging election fraud, to the Michigan House Oversight Committee hearings. She was an IT contractor for Dominion Voter Systems during the election. It's from a 5 hour video sourced from Global Research, linked below this clip. Her testimony begins at roughly 143.25 and is about 30 minutes long, if you wish to hear that in full. Video: Election Fraud Investigation Hearings in Michigan - Global Research

The new Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman says children under 16 should be able to change their gender with the consent of their parents or guardians and GP.

Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Iran's top nuclear scientist, assassinated near Tehran Iran's most senior nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh has been assassinated near the capital Tehran, the country's defence ministry has confirmed. Fakhrizadeh died in hospital after an attack in Absard, in Damavand county. Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, has condemned the killing "as an act of state terror". Western intelligence agencies believe Fakhrizadeh was behind a covert Iranian nuclear weapons programme. "If Iran ever chose to weaponise (enrichment), Fakhrizadeh would be known as the father of the Iranian bomb," one Western diplomat told Reuters news agency in 2014. Iran insists its nuclear programme is exclusively for peaceful purposes. Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Iran's top nuclear scientist, assassinated near Tehran - BBC News Well I guess there are no prizes for working out who the chief suspects are in this one! Bit surprised that a hit team was used though because on the ground operatives have to have an exit strategy and 1st indications are that some of them were shot in the act. It will be interesting to see how this one unravels....

Country moves to Level 3 'with modifications' on Tuesday

Niall Boylan Show on birthright citizenship: "The amount of abuse I’ve seen in 18 years is unbelievable" link The Niall Boylan Show discussed the topic of birth-right citizenship today. One caller told Niall that he had worked in the asylum industry for 18 years and the amount of abuse he has seen was unbelievable. "I've seen people who have actually claimed asylum in other countries but they still come to Ireland because we've the easiest system in the world." Broadcast: The Niall Boylan Show | 17 Nov 2020 Here's a clip