Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett, at Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Palado for Mediamonarchy.com. The plaintiff's interest in expressing his First Amendment speech outweigh the defendant's interest in

restricting the same. We have got that good news story plus prepping virtual flags for Cyber

Polygon, but first, Japan shooting up everyone for the games no one wants. Japan malls vaccinating

all 70,000 Tokyo Games volunteers.

Japan is considering, it's funny even they're saying,

again, James, it's so interesting the way things are framed.

They're considering vaccinating as though the people have no say in it whatsoever.

That's always like the dudes who'd be like, oh yeah, I'd hook up with her.

Like, yeah, like she'd hook up with you.

Japan is considering vaccinating about 70,000 volunteers for the Tokyo Olympics and

Paralympics, while thousands of media members will be tracked by a global positioning

system while they're under mandatory quarantine after entering the country to improve the safety

of the major event amid the coronavirus pandemic. The officials have said just a couple days ago,

they kind of bury that part from the headlines, James. The headline says Japan malls

vaccinating all 70,000 Tokyo Games volunteers. They don't say media to be tracked and traced

while locked in hotels of our choosing.

Olympic Minister Tomeo Murukawa said in response to parliamentary questions that officials have

already agreed to pursue the idea of vaccinating all volunteers who registered through the Tokyo Games

organizing committee to get them to assist at venues and at the

Athletes Village. She disclosed the plan at a time when Japan still lags behind other developed

countries in providing inoculations, and the large majority of people in the country

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