Judicial Watch received 115 pages of records from the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS)
revealing previously redacted locations of COVID-19 vaccine testing facilities in Shanghai, China.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had claimed the name and location of the testing facilities
were protected
by the confidential commercial information exemption of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Forcing people to take some mystery inoculation
without proper informed consent
is a crime against humanity.
It's Nuremberg code kind of stuff.
There are to be massive class action lawsuits at this point
The price gouging has been a universal thing but re: the secret arbitration court clause.
Not sure why only the UK would agree to that one.
to provide Pfizer with legal immunity from ANY lawsuits relating to it's vaccine, including
harms caused and neggligence on their part. That is by far the more sinister one.
But of course the jabs are entirely "...safe and effective..."
The British East India Company seized Bengal in 1757 by force. Then the British forced the peasantry to handover their produce
and engineered a famine in 1770 that killed a third of the population. There were 24 famines between 1850-1899 in different
parts of the country - tens of millions of people killed. From 1765 to 1938, Britain extracted 45 trillion pounds sterling from India
which was effectively the down payment for the Industrial Revolution.
In 1700, India had 25% of the world’s GDP.
By 1950, they had only 4%.
In 1943, during the WW II, Winston Churchill diverted food from Bengal to Britain
resulting in 3 million Indians deaths.
When India got independence from the British, the literacy rate was just 14%.
From the late 17th century to the 18th century, Britain smuggled opium into China
to dope the population
a strategy to turn around a huge trade deficit
after the British could not find enough silver to pay the Qing government
in their tea and porcelain trades.
After opium was destroyed in salt water and ports were closed by the Chinese
in order to curb opium
the British started Opium War I, which China lost.
Hong Kong was forced to be surrendered to the British.
After 12 years, the British got really greedy. They demanded the Qing government:
1) To open the borders of China to allow goods coming in and out freely and tax free.
2) Make opium legal in China.
After being rejected, the British and French, with support by the USA
started Opium War II with China, which again, China lost.
The Anglo-French military raided the Summer Palace
an estimated 150,000 pieces of historic treasures with a 1900-year span
from the first Qin Dynasty up to the Qing Dynasty were raided
and many ended up in the British Museum in London.
After the Summer Palace was burned down in 3 days
the Anglo-French military then threatened to burn the Imperial Palace.
The Qing government was forced to pay with free trade ports
300,000 kilograms of silver
and the Kowloon district north of Hong Kong Island was taken.
Since then, China’s resources flew out freely from the free trade ports.
In the subsequent amendment to the treaties, Chinese people were sold overseas to serve as labor
famously known as “...piglet labor...”
Britain, a tiny country
had turned the two biggest economies in the world into poverty stricken slums.
China and India co-existed for 4000 years without problems.
Buddhism originated in India and widely adopted in China.
China sent Buddhist monks to India to learn Buddhism from India.
When the British were preparing for India’s independence, an ambiguity
was left behind at the border between China and India, and since then
it became the point of conflicts between China and India, including a war at the border in 1962.
Divide and rule, is their tactic used over and over again.
The British colonized Malaysia in 1786.
During WW II, when the Japanese came to Malaya, the British fled the country
and the Malayan Communists were left behind to fight a gorilla warfare
with the Japanese in the jungles. After the Japanese surrendered
the Malayan Communist fighters went back to towns.
Then the British came back, surrounded the towns and mass murdered them.
Before handed back to China, Hong Kong was ruled under an iron fist
but when Hong Kong was returned to China, the UK pushed for democracy in Hong Kong.
There are many reasons for the empire’s successes.
But one thing stands out:
hypocrisy.
-Zeis Siez
Setareh Sadeghi, an Esfahan, Iran-based scholar and teacher provides Max Blumenthal with a view of Iran’s protests against
the country’s morality police and the death of Mahsa Amini never heard in US mainstream.
Sadeghi explains that while many Iranians oppose the morality police, the protests have failed to spread far outside Tehran,
and have relied heavily on social media amplification from the outside - including from neoconservative elements hell bent on regime change
- to magnify the impact of the protests.
Sadeghi also addresses the impact of US sanctions on Iranian women, and details civil disobedience
by Iranian women that has never registered in Western media.
what Setareh Sadeghi is saying about Twitter is
that it mainly just mirrors Western established views
and plays to a certain Western Audience not shared by Iranians or much of the world.
This is in great part also shown by the number of users globally through Twitter
which is far less than Telegram or other global social media companies.
The main concentration of users is in the U.S. and Canada and always has been.
Strange how little sustained U.S. interest there is about women who "...mysteriously..." die in U.S. jails,
prisons, and detention: Sandra Bland, Sarah Lee Circle Bear, Natasha McKenna,
Kimberlee Randall-King, Latandra Ellington, Jacqueline Salyers, Sheneque Proctor,
Tanisha Anderson, Kelly Coltrain
10:38 side view of skull.
Look how long the zygomatic bridge is from the cheek to temporal bone,
we need another recreation design,
because they didn't have normal faces with an elongated skull.
This is one of the best videos to compare the scale
of Mr. B's hand and the up close detail of the skull - with no dispute of glares
As geopolitical tension in Ukraine and Russia shrinks major economies
investors are increasingly turning to gold as collateral for their investments.
In comparison to the price of gold in August of last year
the price of gold hit a record high of $2,069.25 per ounce in March of this year.
With rising inflation, gold has also evolved into a safety net
for both domestic and global economies.
According to the World Gold Council, central banks around the world
purchased 272.9 metric tons of gold in 2020.
Financial experts and investors consider gold as a form of wealth protection
because it is unaffected by disruptions in the financial system.
According to Trustable Gold, this is because gold reduces the losses
that come with other investments when the financial system is shaken.
One distinguishing feature of gold is that, unlike other currencies,
gold retains its purchasing power over time.
Currently, Africa is the third-largest producer of gold in the world
with mining activities taking place in at least 21 nations.
The mining industry serves as one of the main sources of employment in many African countries.
For benefit of US military industrial complex
(Robert Lovett & Rockefeller directors of Freeport)
the United Nations invaded West New Guinea (West Papua) in September 1962
and for sixty years have been looting the nation at Indonesian gun-point
Freeport has admitted to taking 1500tonnes of gold during the past thirty years
there's no way to know how much has really been taken since the 1960s
nor the precise death toll most commonly estimated to be between 300 and 500 thousand Papuans
executed by Indonesian security forces as suspected independence advocates.
Both Open Pit mines are depleted and they are now digging under the mountain
for the last 400tonnes plus the copper which is worth more.
oil and gas
clashing
The Canary Islands now being threatened by land degradation due to over tourism
and increasing populations since the 1950s, according to this research paper
desertification has intensified in the last 50 years despite the intensive deforestation
in 15th and 19th centuries, which also took its toll on the landscape.
Laurel forests are crucial since they are extremely humid and wet, they are full of biodiversity
and are the life support system for these islands, without them the islands would turn
completely to desert.
Gran Canaria a project is starting to turn this around, a new innovative technology
is going to capture 215,000 liters of fog and dew
to help plant 20,000 laurel trees to stop the advancement of the desert.
BravoEU is not a social club. It is a voluntary come together Gp of National Sovereigns .
Plus they also are NATO gp of Well Armed Countries.
US is 6000 kms away.
Nordstrom is already in position .
Wisdom , pragmatism demands EU keeps buying Russian Oil & Gas.
Repairs to damaged supply lines are should be a v v high priority.
Lifting all sanctions and making peace with Russia is the best and the only solution
that can save EU, ukraine and Russia even the world.
There is only one country in the world that can help Europe and that is Russia.
Now the clowns understand the importance of Russia!
The problem for Germany, primarily
is that almost every other pipeline network to Germany
from Russia
has to pass through Poland
which Germany has been trying to ***** over in the EU.
When Nordstream was destroyed,
the Germans became dependent on Poland for most gas supplies
both from Russia and the US.
We need more than peace with Russia, we need an ALLIANCE.
United we will prevail, divided we are damned
and that is exactly why NATO started a war before attacking our energy supplies.
This was ALWAYS going to come down to U.S. vs. Europe
once Russia turned off the spigot and America did not step up by resuming drilling
to make up for the shortage. Without energy they die
how was the U.S. not supposed to come off incredibly badly?
Now this business with the pipeline?! They've clearly gone insane in Washington.
EU can succeed only if it makes consolidated decisions as EU collectively,
especially as long term policy; for peace, prosperity and harmony.
If they form an alliance with Russia it shall eradicate lots of wars.
Whether you like it or not. EU has to maintain good relations with Russia
.
talk is exclusively about Europe's cold winters!
On the California coast with the Pacific Ocean near by we do not need heating or cooling
But the rest of the interior of the country it gets COLD! People use gas or "...heating oil..." for heating.
More people than you would guess burn wood
- cooking meals on a wood burning range
.