FDA advisory board member, Kim Witczak. COVID shined a light on so much corruption w/in pharma, govts & public health agencies

Just watched this interview with FDA advisory board member, Kim Witczak. Please SHARE

COVID shined a light on so much corruption w/in pharma, govts & public health agencies. Regardless of whether you realized this before or now, what matters is how we come together to stop it. https://t.co/z9VSPKs1S2

— Brook Jackson 💜 (@IamBrookJackson) October 21, 2022

Ms. Witczak, so far, reads a lot like a bona fide advocate for quality control in the drug industry.  Surprised that someone like her even exists.  She's got some good resources here.  I didn't like this video.  The interviewer and Ms. Witczak both seem to be too mild in their criticism of the logistics of the vaccines, the ethics, or rationale for them.  I am glad that she's on the good side of history.  That makes her a good egg. 

This is about getting it on the schedule, because now the companies have immunity with the product.  Any injuries or death wen through a different court, the Vaccine Injury court.  

This recent move by the CDC to authorize the COVID vaccines for kids is really about the liability protections than it is about providing any benefit to kids or to pile on the controversies surrounding vaccines.  

KANSAS CITY: WOMAN MURDERS FIRE FIGHTER, SHOOTING HIM IN THE BACK; JUDGE DECLARES IT SELF-DEFENSE

Guy on the ground threatened a clerk. Then pulled a gun on the firefighter. Then the girlfriend executed the firefighter. https://t.co/FcJEPOm1cM pic.twitter.com/6lkaEvULfv

— Cernovich (@Cernovich) October 21, 2022

BREAKING REPORT: Steve Bannon SENTENCED TO 4 MONTHS and a $6,500 fine...

BREAKING REPORT: Steve Bannon SENTENCED TO 4 MONTHS and a $6,500 fine...

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) October 21, 2022

What Hath Sanctions on Russia Wrought? A Strengthening of Its Relationship with Iran

Thank you to Martin Armstrong @ Armstrong Economics. 

The western alliance is not the only one providing military training. Iran has sent military members to Crimea to train Russian troops. Specifically, they are training them to use Iranian drones. There were reports of Russian troops visiting Iran in August to learn how to operate unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Since then, there have been numerous reports of UAVs failing, but the successfully deployed UAVs are capable of causing serious damage.

Shaheds, also known as kamikaze or suicide drones, explode on impact and are capable of also carrying missiles. 

This drone is less expensive to develop, but it can travel up to 1,000 miles and leave a range of destruction in its path. Mohajer-6 UAVs can be used for spying purposes and can, of course, also hold a missile. Ukraine claims that they have shot down at least 200 drones and have the capability to jam radars.

Both Russia and Iran have denied trading weapons, but what do they have to lose now that all the cards are on the table? Russia has violated the UN Security Council Resolution 2231 by transferring arms from Iran. The West has already sanctioned Russia in every way possible. Numerous nations are placing sanctions on Iran now, but again, they are not too concerned. Tehran and Moscow, two nuclear powers, are strengthening their relationship and seem prepared to face any Western consequences while resuming trade

"the Fed is once again fighting the last war, not the emerging one."

Yeah, we need a new Plaza Accord like we need the Great Reset.
Japan is fine, nearly $1 trillion in USTs
Europe won't get USD from the Fed, they raided UK treasury to defend the euro.
The Swiss had real liquidity issues while Credit Suisse was under attack. Swaps appropos here https://t.co/j3Vfwj8Bn8

— Tom Luongo (Give Deflation a Chance!) (@TFL1728) October 21, 2022