They look and sound like demons. https://t.co/Wpm4ZGcqxt
— Clucky🐭 (@Clucky92864053) April 24, 2024
Powerful Video: It’s For The ‘Greater Good’: Will This Video Wake Up The Brainwashed?
— Blake (@_BlakeHabyan) September 11, 2023
This video serves as wake up call to those who are ‘just following orders’. While the clip may seem strange, it is the dystopian reality we are living through.
What makes this even worse, is… pic.twitter.com/nfzw98ztqN
This is a Nazi idea, not a Catholic social ethic.
He certainly knows what he is talking about, too. https://t.co/sBUeBQLlwb
— Dylan Griffith (@LivingDadJoke) April 1, 2024
Here Putin tells a group of Jewish Rabbis that 80-85% of the Bolsheviks were Jewish and behind the largest genocide in history.
No wonder Hollywood, mainstream media, and our corrupt political leaders say that "Putin is worse than Hitler." They are terrified of collective punishment, a classic example of "projection". Lucky for the Jews, and deservedly so for all the innocent Jews, Putin is an Orthodox Christian, so his faith is based on love, compassion, forgiveness, truth, and due process, i.e., only the guilty can be punished. Collective punishment of all Jews is NOT a Christian thing to do."We came. We saw. He died," said Hillary Clinton mockingly about the bestial murder of the beloved Gaddafi in Libya.
"There is 90% collateral damage," said Obama about the percentage of civilian casualties in their carpet bombing campaigns against Israel's perceived enemies.
On a 60 Minutes segment aired on May 12, 1996, titled "Punishing Saddam," Leslie Stahl, a Jew, asked U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, a Jew, "We have heard that half a million Iraqi children have died. I mean that's more than children than when . . . in Hiroshima. Is the price worth it?
Albright's response?
I think this is a very hard choice, but the price, we think, the price is worth it.
This means that anyone who was vaccinated ought to focus on cleaning or straightening out the blood.
A short 3min clip from The Belushi Report in New Zealand. As neither a doctor nor biologist, I try to explain to regular people the effects of cvid vx on the blood and blood transport (circulatory) system and the blood immune mechanism components and formation organs.
— John Beaudoin, Sr. aka, Coquin de Chien (@JohnBeaudoinSr) March 23, 2024
Another… https://t.co/Qy9Ycojq7N
2020 was the year of excess respiratory deaths. Pneumonia was up. COPD was up. ARDS was up. These are all respiratory. Those were all higher in 2020, then all of a sudden in 2021, when you start vaccinating everybody, what is a greater increase relative to all others? It has everything to do with the blood. Cardiac arrest, cardiac arrhythmia. So cardiac arrest in Massachusetts alone was over 3,000 excess deaths in 2021 more than normal. Pulmonary embolism was 500 excess deaths . . . in one state! And we're 7 million people. We're 38% bigger than New Zealand in terms of population in a small space of Massachusetts. The cardiac arrhythmia you have athletes dying on the field. Kids dying in their sleep, and a bunch of old people too; it's all ages, but we notice and hear about the younger people. Many of those are cardiac arrhythmia.
1:04 What is causing the PQRST signals of the heart? If anybody knows, if you look at a heart monitor, it's not just up and down. There's a little bump that sets off a down, and then a big bump, and then down, and then back to normal, then a little bump, and that's PQRST. You may have heard of Long QT Syndrome, your heart's electrical system taking longer than usual to recharge between heartbeats. You've heard of ST-Segment Delay? A STEMI [heart attack] or an N-STEMI [heart attack]? is an ST-Myocardio infarction, which is a heart attack. So it's either a STEMI or an NSTEMI, a non-ST Elevated Myocardial Infarction or it did have to do with that. So when you change the signals of the heart, for whatever reason, like some of the cells were killed and it left behind apoptosis and calcification, which can change the electrical signals throughout the heart. And if you have a delay, your heart's signal is saying, "OK, contract," and then run into another signal from the other cycle, it says, "No, expand." And the heart is like "Do I expand or contract?" So the heart starts fibrillating and you're dying. You're dead, right. Your heart is like "I don't know what to do." And that happened. And that's in the data.
2:32 So yeah, 2021 was a year of blood causes, thrombocytopenia, you can't clot--not enough platelets. The immune mechanism, so that's where your white blood cells are made. Has to do with your blood, so your lymph and your marrow are dysregulated, so you're producing after the vaccine you're producing the wrong kind of white cells, and some of these tests come back and say, "Oh, your antibodies are up because you got vaccinated and that's a good thing." It's like, "I don't need THOSE antibodies, I need different ones. And you're not allowing me to produce those because you've dysregulated my immune system with this shot, you took over the production of white cells that are going to heal me in the presence of the pathogen. And for doctors to not understand these simple things is kind of shocking. But doctors these days all just kind of follow each other; now they just do what they're told. They might as well be robots.
President Trump almost immediately rolled over in 2017 and gave then-Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis a small surge of troops in Afghanistan, bringing numbers up to around 14,000. This was small potatoes compared to 2010, when President Obama’s surge put the number over 100,000. But troop numbers aren’t everything.
In 2019, a record number of bombs were dropped on Afghanistan, the most since the US started keeping track of the number of bombs dropped by the coalition in 2006. Coalition aircraft dropped 7,423 bombs on Afghanistan in 2019, slightly higher than 2018, when 7,362 fell on the central Asian country. This was all possible due to Trump loosening the rules of engagement in Afghanistan in 2017, giving the military free rein.
We had lockdowns. People couldn't go to work. They couldn't sustain a livelihood. With his signature, Trump authorized $2.3 trillion to a 130 million Americans, effectively buying off Americans' collective fight against what was being imposed on them.
— AVOCADO1 (@AVOCADO61576620) March 8, 2024
"The technocrats sunk their claws into President Donald Trump, and he rolled over." This is from Patrick Wood at Technocracy News, and he has bullet points here with 6 different items.
* We have the executive order that Trump signed well before there was anybody dying, right, claiming that it was a pandemic and then it set the stage for mRNA and DNA injections.
* [The Executive Order] turned over the design, manufacturer, and distribution to the military.
* It set up a huge private public partnership with big Pharma and he said it set up a task force that was co-headed by the Secretary of Defense.
* Operation Warp Speed confirmed the design, the manufacturing, and the distribution by the U.S. military, and this is in September 2019.
We just keep getting all this stuff: in September 2019 Trump signs this, does all that to set the stage for mRNA and DNA injections, and you got Fauci the next month at the Milken Institute, asking, "How do we get everybody in the world to take an untested vaccine?"
"Well, we do it with disruption from the inside."
And we do it iteratively.
You got Alex Azar from Eli Lilly, the biggest lobby and Trump makes him HHS secretary?
Men have been taught that their first concern is to relieve the suffering of others. But suffering is a disease. Should one come upon it, one tries to give relief and assistance. To make that the highest test of virtue is to make suffering the most important part of life. Then man must wish to see others suffer in order that he may be virtuous. --Ayn Rand
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— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) January 28, 2024
Farmers are being wilfully ignored and their livelihoods destroyed by dreadful governments obsessed with the crass logic of net zero and corporations trying to asset grab farmland. And that’s why farmers are protesting across Europe. As I discussed with @thecoastguy / @GBNEWS pic.twitter.com/0RjDSfDW9P
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) January 20, 2024
Many Industries have been torn apart over the last 40 years but farming is consistently has the additional aspect of the net zero agenda farmers are concerned that this is going to affect their yields their livelihoods and the governments are completely out of touch with her what the farmers needs are what we are experiencing in Europe which goes one stage further is effectually is effectively a blue-collar rising, a blue-collar strike because enough is enough for governments who are failing to take care of business of a primary source of the economy, namely farmers.
Scotland is certainly not at the stage of what the German farmers or the French farmers are doing, but I think there is the same mood, the same feeling that they're being neglected by the government. When you're getting severe pressure in terms of brokerage agreements with supermarkets where farmers are getting pennies for for their crops and their products and at the same time governments are implementing draconian, net zero measures, it's almost impossible for farmers to make some sort of profit. And what's happening beyond that because farmers are under so much pressure major corporations are coming in and plundering the land and taking the land in an asset crab and then paradoxically offering more Net Zero Solutions such as destroying the landscapes and environments with mass production solar panels.
2:09. Is arrogance on the part of decision makers do they have a sense of how angry not just the farmers are but the greater population and do they care?
2:19. I think arrogance is a huge part of this, and James makes a good point. Let me tell you what an experience I had with a Dutch farmer. The Dutch government was trying to implement their hydrogen restrictions by 2050, and the farmers correctly said, "What do they think we are doing with fertilizer?" because they have it for free. So they tried to reduce fertilizer use anyway because it's something that is expensive. But you've got some bureaucrats sitting in a windowless office who looks at this and says, "Oh, 30% looks like a good number. Let's do it." But I think there's a second factor that James also alluded to-- communication. When we say forgotten community there's this old saying, "Out of sight, out of mind," and we don't see the key areas of the economy like farming, mining, energy the attention it deserves. Maybe I'm being facetious here, but I mean it. We have debates about drag queens story hour, but maybe we should have something like "Farmers Story Hour" or "Coal Miners Story Hour." Maybe we should imbue young people with a certain respect about where these things come from that make modern life possible. Then maybe we would have much more respect for farmers and others.
3:30. You're saying, in Gareth is saying the same thing that people in Wales are not ready to rise, and you're saying that people in Scotland aren't quite at that stage, but as Ralph says wouldn't be almost beneficial if the farmers rose because the old media is not covering this, they're not drawing attention to it; quite the opposite, mis-portraying it. Don't the people need to be confronted by the everyday reality of the farmers so that they remember that even there what it is to be what if they do
4:00. I agree with all of it. I think there needs to be a blue collar Rising. We got a challenge in this country remember the poll tax in our history and what happened there if people rise up in a piece of way mbss mobilization change can happen and it comes back to the point you mentioned before that we got to start raising awareness about the bedrock and foundations of our economy and that is the producers. The farmers are kind of root and branch, and they need to be heard in Westminster. But the only way I think we can do that is to take a leaf out of the book from the Dutch also the Germans and the French and also going back to the Canadian truckers. I think we need to support it. It's our job to raise awareness for this because as you said it's not getting enough coverage. The last thing I would say is that ironically this is sort of a campaign that the left used to be behind. Where are the large forests of the left right now? This is not some sort of far-right protest. This is nuts and bolts of survival for our country and many other countries. Food production and the workers that go with it, it's not just the farmers, it's the circular economy around farming: the shops, deliveries, all of it, has to be taken into account. I remember the country the lines and march we had 20-30 years ago. There were about half a million people that descended on London. Maybe it's the time now to coordinate and galvanize a rural community and our farmers to do something about this and to vote with their feet effectively onto Westminster and make our highfalutin politicians listen to what is one of the primary and important industries in this country.
@NickHudsonCT It was "for the greater good." 😎 pic.twitter.com/Vu0BY37XoE
— 9/11 Revisited (@911Revisionist) January 6, 2024
This is a Nazi idea, not a Catholic social ethic.
This also explains why the DOD needed to decimate their own forces via mRNA poisoning, dismissal of those who refuse the poisoning, and the depraved satanic agenda of DEI. They are weeding out the servicemen with conscience that are not likely to commit atrocities on command, and replacing them with mercenaries from other countries who will have no such scruples.
200 Servicemembers Demand Military Leadership Be Court-Martialed for Forced "Experimentation" on Troops, by @sasha_latypova https://t.co/vejL1OXftE
— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) January 3, 2024
Here is the good news. Over 200 service members in an open letter are calling for the court-martial of military leaders. Aside from death, there could be no greater condemnation of a military leader. Sasha Latypova writes,
Over 200 service members demand Biden's military leadership be court-martialed and FIRED for forced 'experimentation' on troops with COVID-19 vaccine mandate leaving 'significant' physical and mental scars.
The mandate enacted in August 2021 led to the forced firing of over 8,000 service members who refused the shot on religious or medical grounds.
The service members say their 'suffering continues to be felt financially, emotionally, and physically'.
Biden's military leadership is accused of 'continuing to ignore' their pleas to correct the 'injuries and laws that were broken'.
They are threatening to bring Biden's top leaders out of retirement so they can be court-martialed and held to account.
While implementing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, military leaders broke the law, trampled constitutional rights, denied informed consent, permitted unwilling medical experimentation, and suppressed the free exercise of religion. Service members and families were significantly harmed by these actions. Their suffering continues to be felt financially, emotionally, and physically. Some service members became part of our ever-growing veteran homeless population, some developed debilitating vaccine injuries, and some even lost their lives. In an apparent attempt to avoid accountability, military leaders are continuing to ignore our communications regarding these injuries and the laws that were broken.
For GEN Milley, ADM Grady, GEN McConville, ADM Gilday, ADM Lescher, Gen Brown, Gen Berger, Gen Smith, VADM Kilby, VADM Nowell, VADM Fuller, LTG Martin, Lt Gen Davis, MG Edmonson, GEN Williams, ADM Fagan, VADM Buck, Lt Gen Clark, MG Francis, LTG Dingle, Lt Gen Miller, RADM Gillingham, and numerous others;
These individuals enabled lawlessness and the unwilling experimentation on service members. The moral and physical injuries they helped inflict are significant. They betrayed the trust of service members and the American people. Their actions caused irreparable harm to the Armed Forces and the institutions for which we have fought and bled.
These leaders refused to resign or take any other action to hold themselves accountable, nor have they attempted to repair the harm their policies and actions have caused. Since there has yet to be any accountability, the undersigned give our word to do everything morally permissible and legally possible to hold our own leadership accountable. We intend to rebuild trust by demonstrating that leaders cannot cast aside constitutional rights or the law for political expediency.
Here is the letter in its entirety.
Last week I posted this video, and thankfully, Latypova found it and has commented on it.
I also believe both federal government and some states such as CA (Newsom) are importing a mercenary army(ies) through the open southern border. There are some reports that they are being imported from far off places such as China - my guess is that recent Xi visit to CA might have had something to do with this. If it is true that China did not use mRNA injections, then maybe they were planning to use their excess male population as mercenary soldiers for sale.
Did you read that last sentence?
If it is true that China did not use mRNA injections, then maybe they were planning to use their excess male population as mercenary soldiers for sale.
Ominous. Adding that
There may be currently 1.5 M to 5M mercenary soldiers already inside the US based on estimates from commentators on the open border situation. For example, Michael Yon has been reporting on this issue:
This also explains why the DOD needed to decimate their own forces via mRNA poisoning, dismissal of those who refuse the poisoning, and the depraved satanic agenda of DEI. They are weeding out the servicemen with conscience that are not likely to commit atrocities on command, and replacing them with mercenaries from other countries who will have no such scruples.
This is from Michael Yon,. Be sure to check out the short video.
PANAMA: the #CCP Economy Collapsing…#Chinese and other children pushed through deadly Darien Gap to come and destroy America. Venezuelan gangsters in the invasion column next to them. The very professional Panamanian Senafront rescues people daily. Senafront is now deep in the jungle with courageous Oscar Blue, Ben Bergquam, and a Mexican journalist named Manuel. The rains are coming down hard now. Senafront is well-trained, highly professional, and strong. I hear one of their helicopters right now. (UH-1
Ben messaged via satcom text: “The scene is truly apocalyptic. Bajo Chiquito is completely overrun (thousands!), possibly as many as Lajas Blancas and more arriving every second! And the amount of feces and trash is staggering. My guess is we passed about 8000 people today between boats, the camp and the jungle. It’s getting dark and they’re still coming. - Ben Bergquam”
Another person mentioned just now 59 busses took about 3080 “migrante” from Darien yesterday.
One of many reasons the West can never forgive the Serbs https://t.co/vzlM2qK6dz
— Kit Klarenberg (@KitKlarenberg) August 18, 2023
From Global Research. This story revolves around Patrice Lumumba, 1925-January 17, 1961, but it is really a story about U.S. foreign policy in dealing with independent states erupting all over Africa. Later that year, the UN Second Secretary General, Dag Hammarskjold, was killed in a plane crash. It was sabotage. It was an assassination.
The conflict is an old one: Colonial Rule vs. Self-Government. There is/was the British Empire. The Congo was ruled under Belgian colonial rule.
I have learned much about William A.M. Burden II from Peggy and I. I was best acquainted with his 20-year tenure… as Chairman of the Board of the Institute for Defense Analyses [IDA] and his contribution to the quality of the output of this “think tank’s serving the Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff…His government service reached its apogee during his two years, 1959-61, as Ambassador to Belgium…He has been most responsive over these years also to the needs of Columbia University which he has served as a trustee…” – General and former IDA President Maxwell Taylor in foreword to Columbia University Life Trustee William A.M. Burden’s 1982 book, Peggy and I: A Life Too Busy For A Dull Moment
“Before I accepted my ambassadorship in Belgium I had been given in 1957…appointment as ‘a public trustee’ of the Institute for Defense Analyses [IDA]. It became one of the top priorities of my life. I was elected chairman in May 1959. One of the unfortunate side-effects of the student protest movement against the Vietnam War was that IDA itself became a target for anti-war protests, and its member universities were subjected to faculty and student pressure to cancel their ties…” – Columbia University Life Trustee William A.M. Burden in his 1982 book, Peggy and I.
“Only prudent, therefore to plan on the basis that Lumumba Government threatens our vital interests in Congo and Africa generally. A principal objective of our political and diplomatic action must therefore be to destroy Lumumba government as now constituted…” – Columbia University Life Trustee and U.S. Ambassador to Belgium William A.M. Burden in a July 19, 1960 cable to the U.S. State Department.
“The Belgians were sort of toying with the idea of seeing to it that Lumumba was assassinated. I went beyond my instructions and said, well, I didn’t think it would be a bad idea either, but I naturally never reported this to Washington—but Lumumba was assassinated. I think it was all to the good…” – Columbia University Life Trustee William A. M. Burden in a 1968 Oral History Interview with Columbia University School of Journalism’s Advanced International Reporting Program Director, John Luter.
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When Columbia and Barnard students first occupied Hamilton Hall on Columbia University’s campus on Apr. 23, 1968, one of their six demands was “that the university sever all ties with the Institute for Defense Analyses [IDA] and that [then-Columbia] President Kirk and Trustee Burden resign their positions on the Executive Committee of that institution immediately.”
Coincidentally, besides representing Columbia University—with the (now-deceased) Grayson Kirk—on the Executive Committee of the Pentagon’s IDA weapons research think-tank in 1968, Columbia Life Trustee William A.M. Burden was also the U.S. Ambassador to Belgium who recommended fifty-seven years ago, in July 1960, that “a principal objective” of the Republican administration in Washington, D.C. of former Columbia University President Eisenhower “must therefore be to destroy” the democratically-elected “Lumumba government as now constituted” in Belgium’s former Congo [Zaire] colony. As David Talbot recalled in his 2015 book, The Devil’s Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America’s Secret Government:
“Dulles, Doug Dillon (then serving as a State Department undersecretary), and William Burden, the U.S. ambassador to Belgium, led the charge within the Eisenhower administration to first demonize and then dispose of [Patrice] Lumumba. All three men had financial interests in the Congo. The Dillon family’s investment bank handled the Congo’s bond issues. Dulles’s old law firm represented the American Metal Climax (later AMAX), a mining giant with holdings in the Congo…Ambassador Burden was a company director…Ambassador Burden was a Vanderbilt heir…
“Burden, who had acquired his ambassadorship by contributing heavily to the 1956 Eisenhower campaign, spent his days in Brussels attending diplomatic receptions…It was the ambassador who first raised alarms about the rising Patrice Lumumba…Burden began sending agitated cables to Dulles in Washington well before Lumumba’s election…By the…summer [of 1960], Burden was cabling Washington ‘to destroy Lumumba government’ as a threat to ‘our vital interest in Congo.’…”
“…At an NSC [National Security Council] meeting in August 1960, Eisenhower gave [CIA Director Allen] Dulles direct approval to ‘eliminate’ Lumumba. Robert Johnson, the minutes taker at the NSC meeting…said there was nothing ambiguous about Eisenhower’s lethal order. ‘I was surprised that I would ever hear a president say anything like this in my presence or the presence of a group of people’…
“…Lumumba ‘would remain a grave danger,’ Dulles told an NSC meeting on Sept. 21, 1960, ‘as long as he was not yet disposed of.’…”
A Life Trustee of Columbia University since 1956, Burden (who died in 1984) was among the “people in the Eisenhower administration” who “hunted for ways to reduce Lumumba’s influence” and, along with CIA Director Allen Dulles “and the CIA’s man in Leopoldville [Kinshasa],” Larry Devlin, “devised actions,” according to Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Professor of History Emmanuel Gerard and University of Pennsylvania Professor of History Bruce Kuklick’s 2015 book, Death in the Congo: Murdering Patrice Lumumba.
The same book also noted that Devlin was “a CIA agent from the late 1940s” who “began spying for the CIA in Brussels, where he had a cover position as an attaché’” in 1958 and where he “made contacts with the Congo’s politicians, who came to Belgium for various deliberations.” After his appointment as the CIA’s chief of station in the Congo in “the second part of 1959,” Devlin “went there with Burden” in March 1960, when the Columbia Life Trustee and his wife traveled through the still not-yet independent Belgian Congo. Coincidentally, besides being a Columbia trustee in 1960, Burden was also a trustee of the Farfield Foundation that was utilized by the CIA, during the Cold War Era of the 1950s and 1960s, as a conduit for covertly financing projects and journals, like the American Congress of Cultural Freedom [CCF] and Encounter magazine, which promoted U.S. power elite foreign policy objectives.
Following his March 1960 trip to the Congo with CIA Station Chief Devlin, “Burden told the Department of State that America could not permit the Congo to go left after independence,” according to Death in the Congo. And after the Congo [Zaire] was granted its formal independence on June 30, 1960, the Columbia Life Trustee–who also “maintained during his ambassadorship, a directorship in American Metal Climax, whose Rhodesian copper interests were to make it the leading corporate defender of a conservative order…in Katanga (where Belgian troops began supporting an illegally-established secessionist regime on July 11, 1960), according to Roger Housen’s 2002 paper “Why Did The US Want To Kill Prime Minister Lumumba Of The Congo?”–began pushing for the removal of the democratically-elected anti-imperialist Lumumba as Congolese Prime Minister in July 1960. As Madeline Kalb observed in her 1982 book, The Congo Cables: The Cold War in Africa:
“The U.S. Embassy in Brussels, replying to the U.S. State Department’s query on July 19…took a very strong line regarding Lumumba, recommending openly for the first time that the United States try to remove him from office. The U.S. ambassador,William Burden, said he believed the situation called for ‘urgent measures on various levels.’…Burden concluded by noting that while the U.S. Embassy in Leopoldville [Kinshasa] had the primary responsibility for dealing with the internal political situation in the Congo, the CIA in Brussels would be ‘reporting separately some specific suggestions.’”
The Death in the Congo book also noted:
“…Burden barraged Washington with memos asking greater sympathy for the [Belgian] imperialists…He understood, he told [then-U.S.] Secretary [of State Christian] Herter, why the United States would look at issues from the point of view of the Congo. Nevertheless, America should instead pressure the UN to support Belgium. At the end of July Burden briefed Dulles when returned to Washington for discussions. From Europe, Burden would continue as a mouthpiece for the more rabid anticommunism guiding Dulles’s report to the NSC [National Security Council]…”
