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Forwarded from Disclose.tv
NEW - Thai King's eldest daughter, Princess Bajrakitiyabha (44), collapsed from a heart condition, Thailand's royal palace says.

https://www.disclose.tv/id/1603362645771436038/

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Transfiguration Cathedral. The main Orthodox church of Donetsk

Just an accident of course.
Forwarded from Readovka World
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Donetsk shelling begins simultaneously with start of morning service in Transfiguration Cathedral, whose dome pierced through by Ukrainian shell

In Donetsk, the morning of December 15 began with massive shelling. Afterwards, Ukrainian MLRS rockets began frantically striking the center. One of the attacks on the Voroshilov district was at the anti-Orthodox campaign of the Kyiv regime: the shell hit the dome of the cathedral of the Savior and Transfiguration and smashed right through it. Now there is a hole in the dome, and the iconostasis is also damaged.
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Forwarded from Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH™
Only 13.5% taking any more of these. Word is out: not safe, not effective, not durable. Mortality risk may be cumulative. No assurances on long term negative health impacts or future medical problems that may arise. #courageousdiscourse
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Parliament at its most exposed.
I’m told the upper picture is when they held a debate on c19 vaccine safety, where Andrew Bridgen demanded their complete suspension.
I’m told the lower image was the occasion of voting on their own pay rises (I must say, I thought that task had been moved into the shadows because people were upset that they voted for their own pay rises. That wouldn’t be better, however, because now nobody gets to hear the arguments for or against whatever is proposed).
They disgust me.
Best wishes
Mike
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Note that identity recognition cameras are being installed around the UK.
Whether they’re yet set up to identify individuals caught in their gaze, the important fact is that they’re unlike previous generations of cameras which simply capture moving images.
I note that Canterbury is marked as having one, though clicking on the map reveals that it’s located at the 24h Cooperative supermarket at Dover.
If you’re in UK, you might want to know where your most local camera is.
Best wishes
Mike

https://mailchi.mp/bigbrotherwatch/64956661-6496830?e=c58cf35236
Forwarded from G3 News
We Are About To Witness A Major Move Toward A Cashless Society

The war on cash has just gone to an entirely new level.
When I heard that the European Union was planning to completely ban all cash transactions above 10,000 euros, I had a hard time believing it. There are so many wild rumors flying around on the Internet these days, and so I wasn’t going to write about this unless I could confirm it. Unfortunately, this particular rumor is quite real.

Under the pretext of fighting “money laundering and terrorist financing”, the European Union will be entirely outlawing all cash payments greater than 10,000 euros.

The following comes from the official website of the Council of the European Union…

"By limiting large cash payments, the EU will make it harder for criminals to launder dirty money. An EU-wide maximum limit of €10.000 is set for cash payments. Member states will have the flexibility to impose a lower maximum limit if they wish."

So this means that in some countries the upper limit could potentially be a lot lower than 10,000 euros.

But instead of framing it as a major move toward a cashless society, the EU is trying to claim that this is all about fighting terrorists.

The following is what Zbyněk Stanjura, the Minister for Finance in the Czech Republic, has said about this upcoming change…

"Terrorists and those who finance them are not welcome in Europe. In order to launder dirty money, criminal individuals and organisations had to look for loopholes in our existing rules which are already quite strict. But our intention is to close these loopholes further, and to apply even stricter rules in all EU member states. Large cash payments beyond €10.000 will become impossible. Trying to stay anonymous when buying or selling crypto-assets will become much more difficult. Hiding behind multiple layers of ownership of companies won’t work any more. It will even become difficult to launder dirty money via jewellers or goldsmiths."

Meanwhile, the European Central Bank has been actively considering the possibility of introducing a “digital euro”. The following comes from the official website of the European Central Bank…

"We are working with the national central banks of the euro area to investigate whether to introduce a digital euro. It would be a central bank digital currency, an electronic equivalent to cash. And it would complement banknotes and coins, giving people an additional choice about how to pay."

Well isn’t that convenient?

As they take cash away from the general population, it turns out that they have already been working on the replacement.

Source:
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Forwarded from Lawyers of Light
BREAKING 🇬🇧

Andrew Brigden continues to tweet today about needing answers with regards to the MRNA jabs, and raises the volume of yellow card data in connection with the same.

He uses the hashtag #completelyunprecedented.
'China's puppet' the World Health Organization names Sir Jeremy Farrar - the influential scientist who helped to crush Covid lab leak theory as 'conspiracy' - as its new chief scientist

"Critics hit out at the appointment of Sir Jeremy and called for him to come in front of MPs to be 'pressed hard' on the origins of the pandemic and failing to challenge the natural origins hypothesis early on.

Sir Jeremy, a distinguished tropical diseases expert, who was knighted in 2019, is set to be interviewed under oath by the US congress over concerns he was at the centre of a cover-up about the origins of Covid. 

The scientist, who was paid £500,000 last year for his role at Wellcome, will be questioned on-the-record over his role in 'apparent conflicts of interest' and 'suppression of scientific discourse'.

Committee members tasked with probing his insights demanded he handed over all the documents related to his discussions with senior figures on the subject.
An order sent to him alleged that he was part of a 'possible co-ordinated effort to conceal evidence pointing to a lab leak in Wuhan'.
Concerns are centered around a video meeting he held in early February 2020, during which he shared concerns that the virus may have emerged from a lab in Wuhan. 
He reportedly said at the time, as the pandemic exploded across the planet, that the truth about the virus' origins will remain 'grey' without access to the lab.
And in email discussions with top scientists, including chief medical adviser to the White House, Anthony Fauci, Sir Jeremy simply responded to claims that the Wuhan lab was carrying out high risk experiments in a insufficiently secure lab with: 'Wild West.' 
Scientists at the site engaged in 'gain of function' experiments that can boost infectivity. 
However, Sir Jeremy quickly changed his stance and signed a statement in the Lancet, one of the most prestigious medical journals, which labelled the lab leak hypothesis a 'conspiracy theory' and praised China's effort to tackle the disease.
The journal has since said the lab leak theory should be taken 'seriously'.
But he also quietly assisted five scientists to write a commentary in Nature Medicine, stating that the authors 'do not believe that any type of laboratory-based scenario is plausible'. 
Sir Jeremy will take over at the WHO in the second quarter of 2023.

The WHO's controversial appointment comes after the virologist who funded the Wuhan lab at the centre of Covid leak claims proudly filmed himself inside a bat-filled cave.
Dr Peter Daszak, who was born in England but now lives in upstate New York, posted a video on his Twitter filmed from the depths of the Ratchaburi Cave in Thailand. 

He was surrounded by 2.5million of the creatures he thinks SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind the pandemic, may have come from. He referred to the cave as the 'reactor core' of viral activity.

Dr Daszak called Sir Jeremy in the days before he praised Chinese efforts to tackle Covid in the Lancet article."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11532603/The-World-Health-Organization-names-Sir-Jeremy-Farrar-new-chief-scientist.html
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If you have sent the letter above (or similar) to your MP regarding MP Andrew Bridgend’s speech in Parliament a few days ago demanding that the vax rollout stops, and have had a negative reply please send them the info in this Google drive link
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nT3kv5Eo79p1C66lE_-UjcpJ8HdZNXB3/mobilebasic

It’s a compilation of all the PEER REVIEWED studies confirming that the jabs are very dangerous.
Thank you to John O’ Looney for sending this to me
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Forwarded from Ron Paul
Congress To Sneak $37 Billion Ukraine Aid Into Must-Pass Omnibus Bill

As opposition to Washington's Ukraine blank check mounts, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has signaled that the next huge check - nearly $38 billion - will be conveniently hidden in a year-end, must-pass omnibus bill. It's a way to keep the gravy train flowing while sparing Members the inconvenience of having to face voters. Also today...White House to send more troops into Ukraine. What could go wrong?

Don't miss today's Liberty Report!
https://rumble.com/v20sz4q-congress-to-sneak-37-billion-ukraine-aid-into-must-pass-omnibus-bill.html?mref=jcwo5&mc=2sdbb
Forwarded from #TBOT: Take Back Our Tech (Ramiro Romani)
Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act Announced
@takebackourtech | SOURCE

A bill impacting everyone who uses cryptocurrency has been announced.

The bipartisan Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act, introduced today by Sens. Warren and Marshall, is the most direct attack on the personal freedom and privacy of cryptocurrency users and developers we’ve yet seen.

It would force anyone who helps maintain public blockchain infrastructure, either through software development or validating transactions on the network, to register as a Financial Institution (FI). As FIs, they would be obligated to:

- identify and record the personal information of every person who uses their software or sends transactions over their internet-connected computers,
- develop risk-calibrated AML programs that block persons from using their software or network throughput if they suspect those people are moving funds related to crime, and
- file reports about their users without a warrant, government request, or probable cause as the trigger.

Additionally, every FI, including traditional FIs like banks, custodial crypto FIs, and these newly classified crypto infrastructure FIs, would be banned from making any transactions involving privacy tools (e.g. Tornado Cash or similar privacy software) or privacy preserving cryptocurrencies (e.g. Zcash, Monero, etc.), irrespective of any evidence of criminality related to those transactions.

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Forwarded from UK Citizen
let's stop those shots and get a message trending....

"All I want for Christmas is the truth"
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nT3kv5Eo79p1C66lE_-UjcpJ8HdZNXB3/mobilebasic

#stoptheshots
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No prizes for guessing which organisation is behind the "15 minute city"..

"..with COVID-19 and its variants keeping everyone home (or closer to home than usual), the 15-minute city went from a “nice-to-have” to a rallying cry. Meeting all of one’s needs within a walking, biking or transit distance was suddenly a matter of life and death. The pandemic created an urgency around equitable urbanism that sidelined arguments about bike lanes and other “amenities” that have roiled communities for years.

The term was coined in 2016 by Sorbonne professor Carlos Moreno, who was given an Obel Award in 2021 for developing the idea.

COVID-19 may now be flipping this on its head, which is why the 15-minute city concept is taking hold in a way that it would not have before the pandemic."

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/03/15-minute-city-stickiness/
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