Send in the Clowns – December 2, 2021

White House staffers were so afraid Biden would say something dumb or creepy again, that they started blasting music over the mic just like when people talk too long at the Oscars.

This illegitimate regime is a complete clown show.

🔥”Health” Ministers from around the World.

JUST IN – Germany imposes nationwide lockdown for the unvaccinated.

@disclosetv

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Doocy: “You advised the president about the possibility of new testing requirements for people coming in to this country, does that include everybody?”

Fauci: “The answer is yes.”

Doocy: “What about … these border crossers?”

Fauci: “That’s a different issue.” 🤡

@ChiefNerd

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The House passed a temporary government funding bill ahead of a Friday deadline to avoid a shutdown.
The legislation could face issues in the Senate, where a handful of Republicans are pushing to include language to bar a Biden administration vaccine mandate for private employers.
“We’re not going to shut the government down,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday. “That makes no sense for anyone. Almost no one on either side thinks that’s a good idea.”

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Virtual Mega Yacht sells for $650K in the metaverse

Ever felt guilty for spending a few dollars in a video game? You shouldn’t, because that’s nothing compared to this. An unknown buyer has paid 149 Ethereum (roughly $650,000) for a digital yacht to be ‘used’ in the fledgling metaverse.

The yacht features two helipads, a hot tub, and a DJ booth, and is to date the most expensive digital asset in the metaverse’s Sandbox virtual gaming world.

The boat will be moored in the super-exclusive ‘Fantasy Islands’, a virtual area of luxury real estate that will keep out virtual riff-raff, allowing virtual snobs (sorry, ‘pro-gamers’) to sit there congratulating each other. The island real estate reportedly sold out in under 24 hours and had a starting price of $280,000.

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Schools: Parents ‘should prepare’ for disruption before Christmas

A union representing head teachers has urged parents to be prepared for disruption in schools before the Christmas break. It comes as concern continues to grow about a shortage of teachers to cover classes.

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