I want to know if we should trust the real scientists who are world-renowned, like Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi, or only Fauci and Brix.
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I’m asking because Dr. Bhakdi sounded the alarm about the coronavirus vaccines. He raised his voice, and many followed him, including Dr. Tenpenny! Both of them say that we have to refuse to get the jab!
Maybe you think that only one dose of the vaccine will be enough to keep you safe? Or maybe two shots?
Well, that’s wrong.
Bhakdi said that we would need ‘’booster’’ shots to keep us healthy. Those won’t only protect us from the vaccine.
Many people couldn’t help but laugh when Biden told the Boris Johnson on March 26 that the USA and it’s NATO allies should create “an infrastructure plan to rival the Belt and Road Initiative” post haste. What would such a program look like? How would it be funded when the USA is so embarrassingly bankrupt? Who among the nations of the world would ever consider buying a ticket onto such a sinking ship?
It took a few weeks for details to finally emerge, but by the end of the April 22-23 Climate Summit hosted by Biden, John Kerry and Anthony Blinken, it has become abysmally clear what delusions possessed the poor president.
As post-vaccine deaths are now ravaging India and Brazil, across the United States people are noticing a sudden surge in automobile accidents on roadways. People are driving off the roads and striking trees. They’re veering into other cars for head-on collisions. And they are apparently losing cognitive function while behind the wheel.
Clif High calls these things, “Vaccidents.” His video, along with comments about vaccidents from other people, is published on RumorMillNews.com.
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World War III has started and it is not going according to the official narrative that seeks to start a war between Russia and the United States of America with a side show in the Middle East, all for the sake of banking profit and public distraction.
No, World War III is a war between the public and the Deep State — it is a war that began in Czechoslovakia with Vaclav Havel and “the power of the powerless,” burped in the United Kingdom with Brexit, and is now fully emergent in the USA where Donald Trump, for all his flaws, is correctly viewed as the anti-thesis to the Deep State also known as The Establishment (Wall Street, the Two-Party Tyranny, and the Secret Intelligence Services).
The “Color Revolutions” in Eastern Europe, and the Gold War against Russia, were covert operations intended to heighten the re-emergence of the fascist regime rescued at the end of WWII by the Central Intelligence Agency under Allen Dulles, and to destroy the last semblance of the Russian Eastern Orthodox Church and Byzantine Europe — in this the Vatican and the City of London as well as Wall Street are one.
They lost. Russia survived and the Color Revolutions are seen by their publics for what they have been: the substitution of fascist criminals for communist criminals.
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Based on the groundbreaking research of respected historian Carroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope 101 reveals an unimaginably devious political system, skillfully manipulated by a handful of elite, which is undermining freedom and democracy as we know it. The goal of those who control the system, in Quigley’s own words, is to dominate “all habitable portions of the world.” Using deception, theft, and violence, they have achieved more toward this goal than any rulers in human history.
However, the Information Age is quickly derailing their plans. The immorality of their system, and those who serve it, has become nearly impossible to hide. Awareness and resistance are growing…Tragedy is yielding to hope.
A new book suggests that “It's the economy, stupid,” may be more than political strategy; it may also be the key to environmental sustainability. The book is Green Washed: Why We Can't Buy Our Way to a Green Planet, by Kendra Pierre-Louis. The argument developed is not just that the consumer choices of an individual won't save the planet without collective action, but also that the only collective action that will save us is abandoning the whole idea of consumer choices.
Pierre-Louis lays the groundwork for her argument by walking us through the hazards of supposedly environmental approaches to numerous fields. First is clothing, in which a big trend is toward organic cotton. While reducing pesticides is all to the good, Pierre-Louis writes, growing cotton — any cotton — is a rapid way to exhaust the earth's stores of fresh water. Among the preferable proposals the author suggests is creating or altering your own clothing so that it means more to you and you throw it away less rapidly. The low-hanging fruit in improving our clothing practices is in quantity, not quality: buy less clothing!
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Next comes diet. Our poisonous farming practices are killing the Mississippi River, exhausting our underground water supplies, drying up the Colorado (on this I recommend the 3-D movie “Grand Canyon Adventure”), eradicating biodiversity, eliminating soil, and consuming fossil fuels. Genetically modified crops are outrageous failures on their own terms, resulting in increased, rather than diminished, use of pesticides and herbicides. Last week, I would add, the Obama administration approved new Monsanto corn despite 45,000 negative public comments and 23 positive, corn that will mean the widespread use of a major ingredient in Agent Orange as herbicide. According to Pierre-Louis, we cannot ethically shop our way out of this, not even by buying local, and we couldn't even if products were meaningfully labeled and the accuracy of the labeling was verified. Instead the easiest solution lies in the fact that, in the United States, we throw away 40 percent of the food we buy. Stop doing that! Start buying and using only what you need.
Microbiologist Dr. Bhakdi Warns: DON’T GET The Vaccine!
Biden’s Anti-Eurasian Green Delusion and America’s Race to Irrelevance
