Topic: Yellow Card

At the New Democratic Party (NDP) convention in Canada, organizers enforced "gender parity" at the microphones using yellow cards to prioritize speakers who face "systemic barriers." This includes women, racialized folk, and the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, effectively deprioritizing men. The hosts compare the use of yellow cards to historical markers of identity, criticizing the exclusionary nature of the "inclusive" space.

The UK's Yellow Card scheme has recorded over 1.1 million adverse injury reports and 1,645 deaths related to COVID-19 vaccines. Unlike in the U.S., UK newspapers can publish these figures without direct pharmaceutical advertiser interference. However, Nadine Dorries, the UK Secretary of State, confirmed that a "misinformation and disinformation unit" works daily with online providers to remove harmful content regarding vaccinations.

The VAERS database in the United States and the Yellow Card system in the United Kingdom have recorded thousands of reports of adverse reactions following COVID-19 vaccinations. Data from the World Health Organization indicates over 20,000 reports of eye disorders, including cases of blindness and visual impairment. European databases have also logged thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands of injuries attributed to various vaccines.

Historical context is provided for vaccination cards, dating back to smallpox outbreaks in the 1880s and the WHO "Yellow Card" in the 1960s. Additionally, a nucleic acid screening in Wuhan reportedly showed a positive rate of only 0.0574% among residents.

The Council of Europe is identified as a lobbying body distinct from the formal EU governance structure that influences the unelected European Commission. The discussion outlines the "yellow card" and "orange card" system used by member states to challenge laws that breach national sovereignty. This non-democratic legislative process is cited as a primary driver for the Brexit movement.