Documentary filmmaker previously encouraged others to take Covid jab. Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, known for his groundbreaking exposé “Super Size Me” where he chronicled the effects of consuming only McDonald’s for a month, died this week from terminal cancer at the age of 53. Spurlock’s brother, Craig, broke the news to Variety on Friday, saying, “It was a sad day, as we said goodbye to my brother Morgan.” “Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity. Today the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him.” The filmmaker, who had been receiving chemotherapy treatment, evidently promoted the Covid-19 vaccine, prompting many to speculate the jab may have caused Spurlock to develop “turbo cancer.” ?‼️Breaking: dead at 53. Morgan Spurlock, who I’ve had the honor of meeting with his now ex, will try to post some pics later, just died of cancer. He ate so healthy!! ? Do you know what he had in common with the others? . #SupersizeMe. #TurboCancer. pic.twitter.com/8UeOENoPCFSave 10% on ALL storable food and Alexapure Pro Water Filtration Systems! Secure your independence with our delicious kits TODAY to beat the coming demand!— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News ? (@unhealthytruth) May 24, 2024 “Morgan refused to listen to those of us who tried to warn him and others about the dangers of the shots,” wrote health reporter Erin Elizabeth on X, mentioning she’d previously met him. Morgan refused to listen to those of us who tried to warn him and others about the dangers of the shots. He said he got them because of science and that vaccines save lives. We know now they cause cancer. Rest in peace morgan #TurboCancer. Also the more shots you get the more… pic.twitter.com/LiM2ahyOPh— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News ? (@unhealthytruth) May 24, 2024 “He said he got them because of science and that vaccines save lives. We know now they cause cancer. Rest in peace morgan #TurboCancer. Also the more shots you get the more likely are to get Covid. It didn’t have to be this way.” I’m sure it had nothing to do with all the Covid shots that he got, and damn did morgan get a lot. We tried to warn him, but he just refused to listen and got them anyway. I knew morgan. And by the way, the peer reviewed published studies. Show the dangers about the shots. Those… pic.twitter.com/Rx103ms5Lb— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News ? (@unhealthytruth) May 24, 2024 A screenshot of a previous Twitter post from Spurlock showed he was upset Dollar General only gave employees four hours off to get the Covid vaccine. I’m sure it had nothing at all to do with the Covid vaccines and it was just a big coincidence. Just a big fat coincidence. Like all the celebrities dying of turbo cancer and dying suddenly. Nothing to see here. pic.twitter.com/QqdO9CqQyI— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News ? (@unhealthytruth) May 24, 2024 In a screenshot from Instagram, Spurlock is wearing a sticker stating, “Vaccinate New York, I got vaccinated!” with a caption reading, “And so should you.” Spurlock’s untimely demise follows the death of acquitted murder suspect and former Covid jab advocate OJ Simpson last month, who also died after a battle with cancer. The deaths come as more doctors are coming forward with evidence linking the mRNA Covid vaccines to a surge in “turbo cancers.” The globalists are increasing their attacks on Infowars and the stakes have never been higher! Please consider donating and visit InfowarsStore.com for merch, nutraceuticals and survival gear.

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Several major U.S. companies continue to flout First Amendment freedoms, according to a legal group’s new analysis and rankings.  Alliance Defending Freedom’s annual Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index ranks dozens of corporations based on their “respect for free speech and religious freedoms” both inside and outside of the companies.  In its third edition, announced Tuesday, the Top 10 list of shame for flouting those freedoms includes many companies on the same list last year. The companies’ scores ranged from 1% to 100%, measuring 43 different factors, including employee trainings, charitable donations, and various policies for consumers that reveal ideological bias.   ADF, a Scottsdale, Ariz.-based legal nonprofit that advocates for First Amendment free speech and religious rights, analyzed the businesses’ overall histories and broke down what it regards as each company’s shortcomings. “Vague and subjective terms of service” emerged as a common factor.  1. X Corp. The company running Elon Musk’s popular social media platform X, formerly Twitter, received the worst score in ADF’s index at 2%, dropping from 5% last year. ADF faulted the platform for maintaining a “hateful conduct” policy that continues to regulate users’ speech. The policy broadly says users may not engage in “hate speech,” which ADF flagged under “unclear or imprecise terms.” The company’s score also suffered due to a lack of clear protections for employees’ personal beliefs, decisions by prior leadership before Musk took over, or because the company did not provide requested information to ADF.  2. Airbnb Coming in second at 4%, the house-sharing service’s terms of use punish users it deems guilty of promoting “bias, prejudice, racism, or hatred,” which ADF labeled as vaguely defined. The legal nonprofit also noted “divisive” training that lectures employees about “social privilege” among white people and other demographics, and how to be an “ally” for the “marginalized.”  3. Apple The tech company prohibits content on the App Store that it considers “discriminatory” or “mean-spirited” and decides each case based on what it called an “I’ll know it when I see it” policy, according to its website. Additionally, Apple “is known to require vendors, suppliers, contractors, or other equivalent third parties to adopt” diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, ADF’s report said. It gave the smartphone giant a 5% rating for these and other practices.  4. eBay No sellers on eBay are allowed to list for sale “offensive materials” promoting “gender intolerance” and other undefined offenses. ADF criticized the vagueness of the policy and noted that it restricts speech “based on the personal characteristics or identifiers of” the offended person. eBay sits at 5% on the index.  5. Lyft Another 5% scorer, the ride-sharing service’s terms of use say that it may restrict a driver from using its direct-deposit program “for any reason.”  6. Pinterest ADF, rating Pinterest at 5%, noted a website policy that bans “hateful content or the people and groups that promote hateful activities.” Prohibited speech, listed under a “hateful activities” policy, includes “denial of an individual’s gender identity,” “conspiracy theories,” and more. 7. Amazon “We don’t sell … content that we determine is hate speech … or other material we deem inappropriate or offensive,” say Amazon’s guidelines for book vendors. Like other companies, Amazon does not specify further what it considers offensive. The company received a 6% score. Amazon long ran a charity donation platform that discriminated against conservative and Christian nonprofits, including ADF. 8. Salesforce Also scoring at 6%, Salesforce does not allow users to “display, store, process, or transmit … [h]ate-related material,” including any material that it deems “objectionable.”   9. PayPal Customers may not use PayPal for transactions tied to “the promotion of hate” or “intolerance,” a policy that factored into its 6% rating. PayPal has a history of freezing the accounts of conservatives and others critical of the Left with little to no explanation.  10. Etsy The online store also scored 6%, in part because of its policy against undefined “offensive” speech that applies to anyone “listing items, using community spaces, and writing reviews, or having direct communication with other [users].” Previous rankings and signs of progress In many cases, the companies’ lack of participation in the survey or lack of clear policies protecting free expression hurt their scores.  X (then Twitter), Amazon, Airbnb, eBay, Pinterest, and PayPal were among the Top 10 offenders in ADF’s 2023 rankings.  ADF’s report, however, noted some “signs of progress” in corporate America. It celebrated JPMorgan Chase ending a policy the legal group saw as discriminatory against conservatives. “By the end of 2023, the bank had quietly dropped its payment processor WePay’s ‘social risk’ policy that included subjective terms like ‘hate’ and ‘intolerance’ and allowed bank employees to cancel or punish customers based on their viewpoints,” ADF said in a news release. It also noted a pattern of “de-banking” conservative groups that prompted state investigations into Chase.  “Drawing on data provided by the Business Index, a sustained campaign has resulted in a major policy change that could reshape the broader financial sector’s approach to protecting free speech and religious freedom,” the organization said.   Of the 66 companies that appeared in last year’s report, 58% had improved their scores. The post Top 10 Companies That Step on First Amendment Freedoms appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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Last week we brought you this report of the World’s #1 Golfer, Scottie Scheffler, being arrested before teeing off on Friday of the PGA Championship: World No. 1 Golfer Arrested Before PGA Championship, Tees Off Later That Day Police claim he barreled past them, didn't listen to their warnings, resisted arrest, and more. In fact, here's the full list: "assaulting a police officer, criminal mischief, reckless driving, and disregarding traffic signals." Wow, that's quite the list of charges! I bet the video shows him WILDLY out of control, right? Errrrrr, ummmmmm......no. Not even close. Take a look at the video just released today and you'll see about the most normal, calm interaction you could imagine: JUST IN: Footage released of number 1 ranked golfer Scottie Scheffler getting arrested while turning into the parking lot before the second round of the PGA Championship. Talk about an overreaction. The footage shows Scheffler turning left into the Valhalla parking lot before… pic.twitter.com/C1n1N7vxW4 — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 23, 2024 Collin Rugg reports the following: JUST IN: Footage released of number 1 ranked golfer Scottie Scheffler getting arrested while turning into the parking lot before the second round of the PGA Championship. Talk about an overreaction. The footage shows Scheffler turning left into the Valhalla parking lot before the officer appeared to attach himself to the side of the car. The grainy footage is the only footage available at the moment because the officer did not activate his bodycam. Despite this, the charges were not dropped against Scheffler who is facing up to 10 years in prison for second-degree assault. And another view here, from the Dashcam view: This is the dash cam view of Scottie Scheffler crawling past the coach at about 5 mph with an officer chasing him. As soon as the officer gets close to the vehicle Scottie immediately brakes. 2 minutes later he’s been arrested and you can see the reporter following the officers… pic.twitter.com/TKQ90andUv — Flushing It (@flushingitgolf) May 23, 2024 This is the dash cam view of Scottie Scheffler crawling past the coach at about 5 mph with an officer chasing him. As soon as the officer gets close to the vehicle Scottie immediately brakes. 2 minutes later he’s been arrested and you can see the reporter following the officers and being stopped. This is a terrible look for the LMPD. Look, I don't know exactly what happened here, but I don't know what else Scheffler could have done. This looks like a GROSS OVERREACTION by the police. But they're not backing down. They are continuing to press charges and double down. Full report here: Full details on Scottie Scheffler’s arrest, excellent reporting by @JeffDarlington. pic.twitter.com/GnRFR9gEgS — Kevin Negandhi (@KevinNegandhi) May 17, 2024 People are calling the charges "absolutely insane": Scottie’s charges: assaulting a police officer, criminal mischief, reckless driving, and disregarding traffic signals. Absolutely insane. pic.twitter.com/9CKrGBJNsa — Fore Play (@ForePlayPod) May 17, 2024 Others are outright calling the police story "fabricated" (and the video seems to back them up): Scottie Scheffler is a great guy, and I doubt almost anyone believes the cop's likely-fabricated story that justified Scottie's arrest. I suspect the charges will be dropped or greatly reduced to avoid embarrassment for the highly-dubious Louisville PD. pic.twitter.com/EaI6gNG6QQ — Paul Mitchell (@PaulMitchell_AB) May 23, 2024 Scheffler's attorney says they are ready to litigate: Scheffler’s attorney Steve Romines: “All the evidence that continues to come out continues to support what Scottie said all along, that this was a chaotic situation and he didn’t do anything wrong.” Should charges be dropped against Scottie? pic.twitter.com/cmBWyrKhae — NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) May 23, 2024 So what is going on here? I'd like to go on record as saying I 100% support the police, but that is a two-way street. Far too often, we see power trips and abuses of power. Why blow this up into an international incident? The man seems to have done everything right.  What else was he supposed to do? I'd also like to say I'm not writing this as a fanboy. I don't watch golf. Don't have any golf heroes. Until this happened, I honestly couldn't have told you almost anything about Scottie Scheffler, but now I kind of like him! Team Scheffler! We'll continue to monitor this story and bring you future updates. If you missed our original reporting, I'll copy it below: World No. 1 Golfer Arrested Before PGA Championship, Tees Off Later That Day Now here's something you don't see everyday. A great tale that will go down in the history books. Around 6 a.m. ET, Friday, Scottie Scheffler was handcuffed and detained for allegedly not following a police officer's instructions while entering the Valhalla Golf Club. Two hours later, the world No. 1 golfer found himself in a holding cell. He was supposed to compete in the PGA Tournament that day. "Why is this happening to me? Why is everything going wrong? Of course this would happen during the tournament," is what many might be prone to say. Many might also slump in the corner and resolve themselves to defeat. "What else can I do? I'm stuck!" BUT that's not what he did. He remained calmed. In fact, he did what all of us should do in uncertain moments. And that is, 'act as if'. How did he 'act as if'? He started to warm up. Why on earth would he warm up for a tournament? He can't play, he's locked away. 'It's hopeless, it's pointless!' many would say. 'Acting as if' is basically activating your faith. Whether Scottie knew it or not, his act of stretching his muscles was basically stretching his faith, saying, "I'm getting ready for what I know I'm supposed to do today, despite what the circumstances say." And that's when the unexpected tends to happen. "I did spend some time stretching in a jail cell, that was a first for me." Scottie Scheffler warmed up in a jail cell and shot -5 in a Major today @ForePlayPod pic.twitter.com/DaSRTMRyfF — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) May 17, 2024 MSN reports: LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Sometime around 8 a.m. ET Friday, world No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler was sitting in a holding cell at the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections, watching himself being arrested on TV. About two hours earlier, Scheffler had been handcuffed and detained for allegedly not following a police officer's instructions while trying to drive into the entrance of Valhalla Golf Club, the site of this week's PGA Championship. "I was just so confused at what was happening at the time," Scheffler said. "I didn't know what time it was. I didn't know what was going on. When I was sitting in the holding cell or whatever, there was a TV there and I could see myself on the TV, on ESPN. "'Get Up' was on, so in the corner it showed the time and it said they were delayed, and I was kind of thinking about my tee time. I was like, 'Well, maybe I could be able to get out.'" Scheffler, who described the situation with the police officer as a "big misunderstanding" and a "chaotic situation," wouldn't comment on the specifics of what exactly happened. "I came here for a golf tournament," Scheffler said. "I was driving in this morning, trying to get to my warmup time and get ready for the round of golf. I didn't really have an understanding of what had transpired this morning." The end of his strange and stressful day came around 3:30 p.m. ET, when Scheffler walked off the ninth hole, his 18th of the day, with playing partners Wyndham Clark and Brian Harman. Somehow, Scheffler posted a 5-under 66 for a 36-hole total of 9 under, which was good enough for a tie for second place, 2 shots behind then-clubhouse leader Collin Morikawa. Only hours earlier, Scheffler wasn't sure he would be released from jail to make his tee time, let alone stay in contention for his second straight victory in a major championship. Traffic outside the golf course had been stopped after an employee of a vendor was struck and killed by a shuttle bus while crossing the road around 5 a.m. ET. What happened next is in dispute. In a statement earlier Friday, Scheffler said "there was a big misunderstanding of what I thought I was being asked to do. I never intended to disregard any of the instructions." However, a Louisville Metro Police Department arrest report released Friday said Det. Bryan Gillis was dragged to the ground and suffered "pain, swelling and abrasions" to his left wrist and knee after Scheffler's SUV accelerated. Gillis was transported to a hospital by emergency medical personnel for evaluation. The report said his uniform pants were also damaged beyond repair. Scheffler faces charges of second-degree assault of a police officer, third-degree criminal mischief, reckless driving and disregarding traffic signals from an officer directing traffic. The assault charge is a felony; the others are misdemeanors. An arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday at 9 a.m. ET. "That'll get resolved, I think fairly quickly," Scheffler said. During his post-round news conference, Scheffler offered condolences to the family of John Mills, who was struck and killed by the bus. "One day he's heading to the golf course to watch a tournament," Scheffler said. "A few moments later he's trying to cross the street, and now he's no longer with us. I can't imagine what they're going through. I feel for them. I'm sorry." Scheffler, 27, said he tried to defuse the situation once he was handcuffed and arrested. "I was just sitting there in the back of the car, just listening to the police officer as he's trying to figure out who I am, figure out my name," Scheffler said. "They were trying to find me in the system, but there was something wrong with going across state lines with the Social Security number and stuff like that. All around, it was a very confusing and chaotic situation, but I did my best to just follow instructions and do as I was told as I was sitting there handcuffed." Scheffler said he tried his best to remain calm throughout the round and focus on his game. He did admit that getting inside the ropes helped, as did the support from the fans. "I was grateful to be able to go out there and compete, and yeah, it was definitely a nice round of golf," Scheffler said. "I've kept myself in the tournament now with a pretty chaotic day." Scottie ends his day signing autographs for the kids. What a champ! After starting the day by being arrested, then firing a 66 in the second round of the PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler went to the practice green for more work. Then signed autographs and took selfies all the way up the hill to the clubhouse before he left. pic.twitter.com/vlsgaxdvSn — Marty Smith (@MartySmithESPN) May 17, 2024 Here's his post-tournament interview: Scottie Scheffler's entire post-round interview from Friday at the PGA Championship. pic.twitter.com/kRdecxIZoz — Golf Digest (@GolfDigest) May 17, 2024 If you feel like you're stuck in your current situation, what could you do right now that would be like Scheffler 'stretching in prison' preparing for his release? Act like the situation will turn around. Make plans for the future despite what the current situation is. That's faith right there. Do what you can do. Act as if. And stretch. (cue: The Legend of Bagger Vance theme)