Topic: Covid Parties

Undercover video released by Louder with Crowder shows Dr. Jay Varma, a senior health advisor for New York City, admitting to attending group sex parties while the city was under strict COVID-19 mandates. Varma, who helped craft social distancing and vaccination policies, claimed he was targeted by a right-wing operative but took responsibility for poor judgment. Critics highlight the hypocrisy of a public health official violating the very protocols he enforced on citizens.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters dismissed Senator Michael Bennet's concerns about a potential Trump landslide, expressing optimism for a Biden victory. She characterized Trump as a liar and referenced his past comments regarding disinfectants during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Xi Jinping secured an unprecedented third term as leader of China during the recent Party Congress, effectively becoming leader for life. His tenure has been defined by a crackdown on Uyghur minorities in Xinjiang, the strict "Zero COVID" policy, and a "no limits" partnership with Vladimir Putin. Internal dissent within the Chinese bureaucracy is being systematically eliminated to ensure total loyalty to Xi's vision.

Reports from The Hague and Rotterdam indicate that Dutch police allegedly used live ammunition against protesters, with viral images showing severe injuries. In response to strict G2 mandates in Europe, which restrict the unvaccinated from most public spaces, some citizens are reportedly attending "infection parties" or seeking "kissing booths" to contract COVID-19 intentionally to obtain a recovery-based Green QR code.

Australian producer Christian LeClaire donated 500 "dollary-doos" to promote his new political party in Queensland. The party's platform focuses on repealing COVID-19 laws and restoring human rights. LeClaire is seeking 500 members to officially register the party before the upcoming state election.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti authorized the Department of Water and Power to shut off utility services at properties hosting large unpermitted gatherings. The measure targets "nightclubs in the hills" and short-term rentals in areas like Calabasas following reports of massive parties during health orders. Legal experts question the constitutionality of the city disconnecting essential services without a court order.