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Implanted "vaccine package" ID: Germany's Parliament has ratified GAVI's digital "Agenda ID2020"

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Alarming News. In Germany the Parliament (Bundestag) ratified on 29 January 2021, the implementation of Agenda ID2020.

This is a centralized general electronic data collection of every citizen to which every government agency, police - and possibly also the private sector would have access.

It covers all that is known about an individual citizen, now up to 200 points of in formation and possibly more as time goes on, from your bank account to your shopping habits, health records (vaccination records, of course), your political inclinations, and probably even your dating habits and other entries into your private sphere.

Agenda ID2020 was designed by Bill Gates as part of the "vaccination package". It is backed by the Rockefeller Foundation, Accenture, the WEF and GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, now simply called the Vaccine Alliance), also a Gates creation (2001), with HQ in Geneva, Switzerland.

Broom

Russia expels Swedish, German and Polish diplomats over Navalny protests

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Navalny was back in court Friday for yet another trial — this time on the charge of defaming a World War II veteran
Russia on Friday announced the expulsion of diplomats from Sweden, Germany and Poland, accusing them of taking part in illegal protests last month against the jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

The foreign ministry said in a statement that Moscow considered the actions of the diplomats unacceptable.

Comment: Russian FM Sergey Lavrov dismissed the contrived 'outcry' as "hysteria", and, considering the West's treatment of Julian Assange, a genuine whistleblower, one would say rather hypocritical.

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Megaphone

Switzerland bans AstraZeneca vaccine over lack of safety data, Europe refusing jab for older people over safety concerns

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The decision makes it the only country in Europe not to authorise doses of the Oxford-produced jab for use. The Swiss medical regulator claimed there was a lack of data to reach conclusions on the efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine. Approval of the jab had been widely expected by many in Switzerland.

SwissMedic said: "For the vaccine from AstraZeneca, the data available and evaluated to date are not yet sufficient for approval.

"In order to obtain additional data on safety, efficacy and quality, data from new studies are required."

Comment: It seems that we're seeing a significant push back from some nations, because India recently rejected Pfizer's vaccine and also because of concerns over serious side effects and a lack of safety data: Pfizer's vaccine fails to meet India's safety standards

For insight into the risks involved, see:


Biohazard

Pfizer's vaccine fails to meet India's safety standards

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© REUTERS / Sergio PerezAnyone getting a mammogram or other cancer check soon after a COVID-19 vaccine should alert doctors, to prevent false alarms from a side effect
Pfizer Inc said on Friday it had withdrawn an application for emergency-use authorisation of its COVID-19 vaccine in India, after failing to meet the drug regulator's demand for a local safety and immunogenicity study.

The decision means the vaccine will not be available for sale in the world's two most populous countries, India and China, in the near future. Both countries are running their immunisation campaigns using other products.

Unlike other companies conducting small studies in India for foreign-developed vaccines, Pfizer had sought an exception citing approvals it had received elsewhere based on trials done in countries such as the United States and Germany.

Comment: It's a rather bold move from India considering how, in the past, Big Pharma had relative free reign to trial medications on India's people - perhaps because in those experiments it was primarily India's poor.

This news draws attention to another event that happened recently: Fire breaks out at world's biggest vaccine maker, India's Serum Institute

See also: The Inanity of RNA Vaccines For COVID-19


Cult

Domestic Terror is a Government Without Constraints

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Ruh Roh: That Unhinged Canadian Conspiracy Theory is 5-for-5 so far...

A friend I've referenced in my writings before as "an unemployed tech CEO" (he's been unemployed since one of his exits about 10 years ago) sent me that link that was making the rounds back in October..

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It was purportedly from an anonymous Liberal Party "Strategic Committee" leaker that laid out a plan where the Canadian federal government, in collusion with world governments everywhere, were going to use the Coronavirus pandemic to impose a New World Order, distinctly communist in nature, replacing private property with Universal Basic Income and immunity passports.

I wrote it up at the time pointing out the various holes in the narrative, not the least of which was that it was completely unsourced. You had to decide to believe something like that.

My response to him was:
I saw this months ago and kinda ripped the guy who sent it to me because it sounded very Qanon-ish and just batshit. No sources, no attributions, it could literally be anything. I hate this kind of stuff.

Vader

Biden's officers launch partisan power grab

Roger Severino
© Jacquelyn Martin/APRoger Severino
The media loved to complain that former President Donald Trump was always violating long-standing political norms. President Biden, we were told, would end such chaos and reinstate normality and respect at the heart of government power.

Perhaps not. On Wednesday, Biden broke a presidential norm that Trump never dared violate. Biden did so by firing members of independent agencies appointed by the previous administration. In the days preceding the firing, Biden's deputy director of the Presidential Personnel Office, Gautam Raghavan, asked for the resignation of several Trump appointees. These included Roger Severino, Jennifer Dickey, Andrew Kloster, and Dan Epstein. In an apparent violation of federal law, Raghavan threatened to fire them if they didn't resign. This, even though the appointees are serving fixed terms.

Firing appointees serving fixed terms that have not expired would be unprecedented. But when several refused to resign, they were indeed fired. Severino, who served on the Administrative Conference of the United States council, is now suing the Biden administration over his termination. "The Council does not wield any executive power — indeed, it does not wield any power at all as a purely advisory entity — so President Biden has no constitutional power to terminate Mr. Severino or any other member of the Council," Severino's lawsuit said. "President Biden's attempt to remove me contrary to law exposes his lofty promises of healing and uniting all Americans as nothing more than cynical manipulation," Severino said in a statement.

Bad Guys

Schumer announces Senate power-sharing agreement has been reached — allows Democrats to officially control committees

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© Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg/Getty ImagesSenate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced Wednesday that he and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell reached a power-sharing agreement that would allow Democrats to take control of committees.

"I am happy to report this morning that the leadership of both parties have finalized the organizing resolution for the Senate," Schumer said on the Senate floor. "We will pass the resolution through the Senate today, which means that committees can promptly set up and get to work with Democrats holding the gavels."

Democrats officially regained a majority in the Senate after three Democrats were officially sworn in as U.S. senators on Jan. 20, hours after President Joe Biden's inauguration.

Comment: Now that the US government has that whole problem of representation out of the way it can get back on track with unimpeded aggression against people both foreign and domestic.


Brick Wall

Investigators struggle to build murder case in death of US Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick

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Investigators are struggling to build a federal murder case regarding fallen US Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick, vexed by a lack of evidence that could prove someone caused his death as he defended the Capitol during last month's insurrection.

Authorities have reviewed video and photographs that show Sicknick engaging with rioters amid the siege but have yet to identify a moment in which he suffered his fatal injuries, law enforcement officials familiar with the matter said. Soon after Sicknick died on January 7, prosecutors in Washington opened a federal murder investigation, dedicating a team inside the US attorney's office to build out a case, authorities have said.

To date, little information has been shared publicly about the circumstances of the death of the 13-year veteran of the police force, including any findings from an autopsy that was conducted by DC's medical examiner.

In a statement the day after the insurrection, Capitol Police said that Sicknick had been "injured while physically engaging with protesters" and collapsed as a result of his injuries sometime after returning to his office. He died the next day in a local hospital.

Sicknick will lie in honor at the Capitol beginning Tuesday evening, Congressional leaders announced late last week, bestowing on him a sacred tribute that's typically reserved for dead American political leaders.


Comment: This is CNN reporting with its usual bias management. Other articles have stated Sicknick's demise was the result of a medical precondition rather than a victim of murder at the Capitol. The holdup in reporting (hush order?) may be an optics ploy for the current administration's MAGA slam. The longer a lie is repeated, the harder it becomes to replace with truth.

Another unmentioned inconvenient fact: Sicknick's family stated he was a huge Trump supporter!

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Arrow Up

Xi and Putin make the case for win-win vs. zero-sum

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© Free Press KashmirChinese President Xi Zinping • Russian President Vladimir Putin
So the Davos Agenda has come and gone. That was the virtual Great Reset preview, hosted by Kissinger acolyte cum World Economic Forum (WEF) oracle Herr Klaus Schwab. Still, corporate/political so-called "leaders" will continue to wax lyrical about the Fourth Industrial Revolution - or its mild spin-offs such as Build Back Better, the favorite slogan of the new White House tenants.

The WEF co-sponsors - from the UN and the IMF to BlackRock, Blackstone and the Carlyle Group - will continue to expand their synchronicity with Lynn Forester de Rothschild and her corporate-heavy Council for Inclusive Capitalism with the Vatican - pop Pope Francis at the helm.

And yes, they accept Visa.

Predictably, the two really crucial events at Davos received minimal or non-existent coverage across the wobbly West: the speeches by President Xi and President Putin.

We have already highlighted Xi's essentials. Aside from arguing a powerful case for multilateralism as the only possible road map to deal with global challenges, Xi stressed nothing substantial may be achieved if the inequality gap between North and South is not reduced.

Comment: Pepe Escobar provides another example of 'How the West has lost'.


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Biden halts support for Saudi strikes on Yemen

Jale Sullivan
© Carolyn Kaster/AP/picture allianceNational Security Advisor Jake Sullivan
US President Joe Biden said on Thursday that the United States was ending its support for offensive operations in the Saudi-led war in Yemen. The president said the six-year conflict "has to end," but stressed Washington would continue to back its long-standing ally Saudi Arabia.
"We're stepping up our diplomacy to end the war in Yemen, a war which has created humanitarian and strategic catastrophe. This war has to end, and to underscore our commitment, we are ending all American support for offensive operations in the war in Yemen, including relevant arms sales."
Biden made his remarks in a speech to State Department diplomats. The new policy marks a departure from the position of his two predecessors.

Saudi Arabia has itself recently been hinting at a willingness to reach a "political solution" in the drawn-out conflict. In the aftermath of Biden's speech, the official Saudi press agency reported:
"The kingdom has affirmed its firm position in support of a comprehensive political solution to the Yemeni crisis, and welcomes the US emphasis on the importance of supporting diplomatic efforts to resolve [it]."

Comment: Does this mean Obama's Yemen war is ending? Maybe not. Critics of the US intervention in the Arabian peninsula pointed out that details are where the devil usually hides:
Sullivan claims the decision does not apply to US operations against Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). Actually ending the war in Yemen would involve ending US weapons sales to the Saudi-led coalition, as well as refueling, repairs and assistance with targeting, for example. All of those were extended to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt by the Obama administration - in which Biden was vice president - in March 2015, when the coalition led by Riyadh invaded Yemen on behalf of the ousted president Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi.


One of the last acts of Trump's Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was to designate Ansarallah a terrorist organization, arguing that doing so would "advance efforts to achieve a peaceful, sovereign, and united Yemen that is both free from Iranian interference and at peace with its neighbors." The Biden administration issued a one-month waiver of this decision on January 26, but has yet to revoke it.