KRISTIN PECK: Former Pfizer Employee, Now CEO of Zoetis, & Currently Sits on the BlackRock Board. She is lobbying the Biden regime to vaccinate every US chicken against bird flu

Well, no more rotisserie chicken for you. 

This is Kristin Peck

She used to work at Pfizer & is now CEO of Zoetis, a Pfizer spinoff and the largest animal vax manufacturer in the world

She sits on the BlackRock board & is lobbying the Biden regime to vaccinate every US chicken against bird flu

Say her name pic.twitter.com/L76argnomi

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) March 6, 2023

In partnership with the BMGF.  At this stage, is an affiliation with the BMGF all you need to know?

This is Kristin Peck, former Pfizer exec & CEO of the largest animal vaccine maker Zoetis, promoting her project to vaccinate African livestock in partnership w/the **Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation**

She’s on the BlackRock board & is lobbying the Biden regime to vax US chickens pic.twitter.com/XnaB1Cz9dd

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) March 6, 2023

She's like Bill Gates coming for your children.  

“Once you vaccinate a bird…most countries will not allow that bird into their markets”

Think about this

Kristin Peck, the CEO of the biggest animal vaccine maker, wants to vax US chickens even though other countries ban those birds from being imported

Then why do it here?! https://t.co/ttvBtd3nOL

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) March 6, 2023

Tom Luongo: Davos Seeks to Consolidate Power at EU, IMF, UN, But Great Reset is Failing

This is actually a couple of years old, June 19, 2021, but what you gain from it will bring you up to speed on the financial and power controls behind Klaus Schwab's Great Reset and how and why it is failing, and failing miserably.  Find the time.  From 6:15 to 9:30, Tom talks about Jerome Powell and Christine Lagarde's split over climate change as a driver for monetary policy.  The episode is captured here by Barron's, "Powell, Lagarde Split Over Central Bank Role in Climate Policy," June 4, 2021.

Both have 39 million people One controls 28 senate seats. The other has 2.

Wow. It's almost as if the Founders knew the only way to keep the country together was to create a Senate to ensure that large, heavily populated states couldn't run roughshod over the smaller states.

Today's Democrats, of course, think they're much smarter then the Founders. https://t.co/SVgabnKvsF

— Tom Naughton (@TomDNaughton) March 6, 2023

The Ever-Shrinking Macron?

Clearly, countries around the world are literally decoupling from the U.S. & European empire, which is good but it's also inevitable.  I just hope that the west's legal traditions aren't thrown out with the bathwater.   

The ever shrinking Macron on full display. #Ungovernable https://t.co/aeR4gwaY5E

— Tom Luongo (The Bots Have Returned!) (@TFL1728) March 6, 2023

Gary Rossington, 1951-2023. RIP

Gary Rossington, the last surviving founding member of Southern Rock band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, died on March 5, 2023.  

I'd got the news on Twitter this morning from Brion McClanahan.

Yesterday marked the end of 1970s Southern rock. RIP Gary Rossington. Skynyrd, Allmans, Hatchet, Caldwell/Marshall Tucker, CDB, Outlaws--all Ghost Riders in the Sky.

— Brion McClanahan (@BrionMcClanahan) March 6, 2023

Then found this photo of him with Allen Collins.  

Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington has died at 71. He survived the band’s 1977 plane crash and led a full life. His ever amazing slide guitar made “Free Bird” the anthem of a generation. https://t.co/pABFxRaOlb. (Allen Collins & Gary Rossington 1976) pic.twitter.com/qiuMSuML4l

— Jeff Hullinger (@11hullinger) March 6, 2023

The end of an epoch.  It's one thing to endure the loss of a loved one or family member.  You carry on in their name.  But when the soul and voice of your youth is silenced, your heart and spirit take a hit.  Will never forget my friend, Sean Moore, gushed when he'd hear Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" on the radio.  

One of my favorites of theirs was "Simple Man."  And though I'd heard it through the years, it was only when Ted Palmer passed in 2017 and his daughter produced a video memorial of Ted with Simple Man as the single track on that video that I'd listened to it with any intent.  Beautiful.

 

You might enjoy this article on the Southern Revival of the 70s by Jeff Rogers of the Abbeville Institute titled "Ronnie Van Zant."