Jackson Hinkle
29 Jul 2023
UK Based Food Service Giant Sued Over 'White-Men-Need-Not-Apply' Program
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former employee of a large food service corporation is suing the
company in federal court after it fired her for refusing to participate
in a program that discriminates against white male employees.
The company had more than 280,000 employees and $20.1 billion in revenue in 2019, according to its LinkedIn profile. One of the world’s largest employers, the company has thousands of employees in California and counts among its clients Dodger Stadium, San Francisco International Airport, Uber, Snapchat, Netflix, Disney Studios, and NBC Universal.
The company has won recognition for promoting so-called diversity, including appearing on the Forbes list of Best Employers for Diversity from 2018 through 2022.
Its corporate parent, U.K.-based Compass Group PLC, had $32.2 billion in revenue in 2019.
Subclinical Heart Damage More Prevalent Than Thought After Moderna Vaccination: Study
'Pfizer was required to conduct a similar study, with results due on Dec. 31, 2022, but the FDA changed the end date at the request of Pfizer.'
“mRNA-1273 booster vaccination-associated elevation of markers of myocardial injury occurred in about one out of 35 persons (2.8%), a greater incidence than estimated in meta-analyses of hospitalized cases with myocarditis (estimated incidence 0.0035%) after the second vaccination,” the researchers wrote in the paper, published by the European Journal of Heart Failure.
In a generally healthy population, the level would be about 1 percent, the researchers said.
Putin's Speech At The Russia-Africa Forum St. Petersburg + Go Africa! Africa And Russia Just Made History!
"The US, UK and EU are blocking food and fertilisers going to the poor in Africa!"
RN: The West creates obstacles for the supply of Russian grain, but at the same time the West accuses Russia of the food crisis!
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at the Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum in St. Petersburg. In particular, he touched upon the subject of the Grain Deal.
Exploding E-Bikes: Lithium Battery Fires Spread In New York And California
As of this week, there have been 131 fires, 76 injuries, and 13 deaths caused by these Lithium-ion batteries...
Authored by Naveen Athrappully: Lithium-ion batteries have sparked hundreds of fires across New York and San Francisco this year, injuring dozens and resulting in the death of a few individuals, triggering worries about ongoing public safety.
In New York, “fires caused by Lithium-ion batteries have grown exponentially every year since 2021,” Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh said on Friday during a public safety briefing. “We are now, unfortunately, seeing more and more of these kinds of extremely fast-moving, very powerful fires with some regularity in the city. As of this week, there have been 131 fires, 76 injuries, and 13 deaths caused by these Lithium-ion batteries.”
This is a significant jump from 2021 when there were 79 injuries and four deaths from such fires. In 2022, there were 142 injuries and six deaths. The 2023 death toll has already exceeded the past two years combined with roughly five months remaining in the year.
Andrew Tate Impressing Candace Owens For 10 Minutes Straight
I CHAP: Best parts of Andrew Tate's recent interview with Candace Owens
How The U.S. Scams The American Public Into War
Katie Halper: Norman Solomon explains the three facets of the U.S. propaganda machine. How and why does the U.S. get away with engaging in so many wars across the world?
Pentagon Approves Hazard Pay For US Troops In Ukraine, Paving Way For Possible Expanded Presence
'This puts American troops and assets in Russia's crosshairs, greatly increasing the possibility that the US and Russia could stumble into a direct shooting war.'
By Tyler Durden: There's been more confirmation to emerge concerning the American
military presence in Ukraine, and its expanding role in the conflict,
bringing NATO dangerously closer into a potential hot war with Russia.
"The Pentagon has authorized additional hazard pay for U.S. troops serving in Ukraine, a defense official confirmed Thursday," according to the publication Military Times. "The bonus, known as imminent danger pay, is offered to troops who serve in areas where they could be harmed by hostile fire or mines, insurrection, civil war or terrorism."
The statement also interestingly said that qualifying troops in Ukraine will be authorized back pay as far back as April 24, 2022—which strongly suggests a significant US presence inside the war-ravaged country since then, or from the opening months of the conflict.
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