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The First European Case of Monkeypox Confirmed

2 years ago

As predicted, just as hysteria about COVID-19 is winding down, another “pandemic” is poised to take its place. This time, it’s monkeypox, an infection that just so happens to mimic many of the symptoms of COVID jab-induced shingles — so much so, the Department of Health in Queensland, Australia, used the same photo to illustrate both infections (the photos have since been removed or updated1). The first European case of monkeypox was confirmed May 7, 2022, in the U.K.2 Then, seemingly overnight, cases were being reported across the world.3 May … Read More

Bill Clinton Advisor, Who Was Close Friend of Jeffrey Epstein, Found Hanging from a Tree with a Shotgun Blast to His Chest

2 years ago

Mark Middleton, a former special advisor to Bill Clinton during his presidency who was known for cementing the president’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead. He was 59 and becomes the latest figure close to the Clintons and Epstein to die young without an announced cause of death. As special advisor to the president, Middleton was responsible for inviting Jeffrey Epstein to the White House at least 17 times. Middleton also flew on Epstein’s notorious private jet, dubbed the “Lolita Express”, and is widely credited with introducing … Read More

FLORIDA: DeSantis Signs Tough Election Integrity Bill, Bans Mainstream Media from Signing Ceremony

3 years ago

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a tough election integrity reform bill, which includes provisions to enforce voter ID, prohibits mass mailing of ballots, and stops private money from interfering in elections. DeSantis signed SB90 into law on Thursday, describing it as the “strongest election integrity measures in the country” to Fox News, when he signed it live on air on the network to cheering crowds. The bill focused on a number of key areas of election integrity, with the Florida Governor holding up a cardboard sign with tbe bullet points … Read More

Colonial Pipeline suffers cyberattack 303 days after Cyber Polygon Simulation

3 years ago

The official narrative from the mainstream media and Wikipedia is: The Colonial Pipeline, an American oil pipeline system that originates in Houston, Texas, and carries fuel oil mainly to the Southeastern United States, suffered a ransomware cyberattack that impacted computerized equipment managing the pipeline. In response, Colonial Pipeline Company halted all of the pipeline’s operations to contain the attack. President Joe Biden declared a state of emergency on May 9. It was the largest cyberattack on an oil infrastructure target in the history of the United States. The FBI and various media sources … Read More

Pilot Comparative Study on the Health of Vaccinated and Unvaccinated 6- to 12- year old U.S. children

7 years ago

Until now, there has not been one single published study that compared them to see who is healthier (or sicker) years after the shots. This first-of-its-kind study of vaccinated vs. unvaccinated American homeschooled children shows who is really ailing. Read it if you want and choose what you believe is the best option for your child. America’s children are sick. Really sick. According to ScienceDirect, an estimated 43% of US children (32 million) currently have at least 1 of 20 chronic health conditions, not including obesity. We’re seeing once-rare pediatric disorders from Tourette’s syndrome and type … Read More

Soldier Vivian Cunningham Arrested, Drugged, and Institutionalized for Asking about Queen Elizabeth’s Outstanding Arrest Warrant for 10 Missing …

10 years ago

Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Phillip were found guilty in the disappearance of ten native children from the Catholic-run Kamloops residential school in British Columbia by a Canadian tribunal court. Grieving parents haven’t seen their children since they left for a picnic with the Royal couple on Oct. 10 1964. As a Foot Guards Regiment the Irish Guards Regiment is involved in public and ceremonial duties at Buckingham Place, Windsor Castle, St James’s Palace and The Tower of London, and when a soldier questioned his superior about … Read More

The USDA’s Office of Inspector General filed a request for Submachine Guns

10 years ago

Why Is The USDA Buying Submachine Guns? “Submachine guns, .40 Cal. S&W, ambidextrous safety, semi-automatic or 2 shot bur[s]t trigger group, Tritium night sights for front and rear, rails for attachment of flashlight (front under fore grip) and scope (top rear), stock-collapsib[l]e or folding, magazine – 30 rd. capacity.” In May, the USDA’s Office of Inspector General filed a request for these weapons. But why exactly do they need them? According to a USDA press rep, the guns are necessary for self-protection. “OIG Special Agents regularly conduct undercover … Read More

Report: US Ranks No. 69 in Lowest ‘First Day’ Newborn Deaths

11 years ago

In the United States, more babies die on the first day of life than in any other industrialized country, according to a new report. Each year, about 11,300 U.S. babies die the day they’re born, which is 50 percent more deaths than all other industrialized countries combined, according to the report from the charity organization Save the Children. When the organization ranked countries by the rate of death on the first day of life, the United States placed behind 68 others, including Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. The … Read More

Abbott Labs Fined $1.6 Billion for Illegal Promotion of Its Drugs Following a Lawsuit Instigated by Four Whistleblowers Working for Abbott

12 years ago

Global pharmaceutical giant Abbott Laboratories agreed to pay federal and state governments $1.6 billion in criminal and civil fines for illegally promoting unapproved uses of its drug Depakote, including to sedate elderly patients in nursing homes, officials announced Monday. The settlement, which includes an agreement to plead guilty to a criminal misdemeanor, is the second-largest in a string of multimillion-dollar payouts in recent years resulting from stepped-up enforcement by the Justice Department and state investigators against drugmakers that “misbrand” their products. While doctors can — and frequently do — prescribe drugs … Read More

Fort Dix False Flag Terror Plot: FBI insiders Concocted and Encouraged Farcical Pizza Delivery Terror Conspiracy

17 years ago

Lawyers in a case relating to a much vaunted 2007 terror plot concluded that FBI informants were the key figures behind the operation and that the accused, six foreign-born Muslims, were merely bungling patsies. Defense attorneys have denied there was any plot, arguing two FBI informants concocted and encouraged the conspiracy because they were being paid and promised legal immigration status, reports the New Jersey Star-Ledger. “The only terrorist conspiracy was one planted and nurtured by the informant” argued attorney, Rocco Cipparone as he highlighted exchanges between the … Read More

Agent Orange Lawsuit Settlement: DOW, Monsanto, and Five other Chemical Companies Agree Out of Court to $180 Million

40 years ago

Named for the orange stripe lining the 55 gallon barrels containing this herbicide and defoliant, Agent Orange was one of the most widely-used “rainbow herbicides” of the Vietnam war. But it wasn’t just harmful to plants. Soon after it was deployed in Vietnam, Vietnamese citizens and US veterans alike reported crippling, life-threatening symptoms. Agent Orange is a herbicide and defoliant chemical. It is widely known for its use by the U.S. military as part of its herbicidal warfare program, Operation Ranch Hand, during the Vietnam War from 1961 … Read More

Sinking of the Lusitania: The Coup that Drew the United States into WWI

109 years ago

A U-boat torpedo hit ocean liner Lusitania near Britain and some 1200 people, including 128 Americans, on board lost their lives. Subsequent investigations revealed that the major explosions were inside the Lusitania, as it was secretly transporting 6 million pounds of artillery shells and rifle ammunition, as well as other explosives on behalf of Morgan banking corporation to help their clients, Britain and France. It was against US laws to transport war materials and passengers in the same ship. Watch Video Below: James Perloff speaks on False Flags … Read More