By: Andy
@echo what were any decisions of the ECHR wrt to shutdowns and mandated vaccinations?
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@ Gert-Jan, ALL, “Advocates for backdoor typically play dumb, by claiming that their hands are tied if they can’t have the backdoor” The advocates are of two groups, though telling them apart can...
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@Andy Assuming your question isn’t trolling… There were some ECHR/ECJ (I can’t remember which) rulings which said forced mass vaccination programs where 100% lawful if there was a medical necessity. It...
View ArticleBy: lastoftheV8's
Gidday All First up Im not buying into the ‘insert you’re bogeyman here’ crap from those that would have me believe there’s actually a bogeyman out there! this is classic problem, reaction , solution!...
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https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/cleaner-on-13-hour-fired-after-taking-sandwich-law-firm/ Cleaner on £13/hour ‘fired after taking sandwich left over from meeting’ at law firm that reported £21 million profit...
View ArticleBy: JonKnowsNothing
@echo, All re: Bonded Trust Failures While it is easy to sympathize with the situation, it does bring up some larger issues of workplace practice and outsourced employees. It’s not all that clear...
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@ JonKnowsNothing, “It’s not all that clear exactly what happened or why it happened at all.” It’s been reported in other places, 1, She is taking her employer not the legal firm to court. 2, She was...
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Canada Job Bank seems to be blocking Tor. Should I really expect any better?
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I’m curious to know if the ECHR’s decision would’ve been different if it was a more democratic government clamoring for backdoors…
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John Doe, “I’m curious to know if the ECHR’s decision would’ve been different if it was a more democratic government clamoring for backdoors…” We won’t know now, but I suspect not. The case for putting...
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