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If He Wasn't A Swamp Creature, Francis Collins Would Be Banned From YouTube For Covid Misinformation

John G. West, Ph.D
The Federalist
Fri, 25 Feb 2022 08:24 UTC
Former NIH Director Francis Collins
Former NIH Director Francis Collins and others were wrong about how long mRNA from the Covid vaccines persists in the body, research shows.
It was December 2020. Francis Collins, then director of the National Institutes of Health, was just beginning his public push for the Covid-19 vaccines.

Hoping to enlist support from evangelical Christians, Collins granted an extended YouTube interview to his friend Russell Moore, leader at the time of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.

During their interview, Collins tried to allay fears that mRNA vaccines might be unsafe because they inject foreign mRNA into the body that could linger there. Collins gave a comforting fact:
"The RNA lives a very short time in your body. It is quickly degraded because RNA has a very short half-life. So there's no residual of what you've been injected with beyond probably a few hours."
Under the banner of fighting "misinformation," the same message was spread by other health authorities. For example, the Centers for Disease Controls's website still states that mRNA from the vaccines will disappear from the body "within a few days."

Until being contacted for this article, the respected Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center likewise claimed vaccine mRNA will disappear "in about 72 hours." This statement appeared on a webpage devoted to debunking "myths" about Covid-19 vaccines.

These claims now appear to be wrong.

Comment: Collins and all other participants in the Corona plandemics should be held responsible for lying, fascist propaganda, spreading of panic and causing the unnecessary deaths and injuries of thousands of innocent people.

They deserve not just to be banned, but imprisoned for a lifetime.

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Youngkin administration ends equity initiatives at the Virginia Department of Education

Virginia Mercury, Kate Masters
InsideNova
Sun, 27 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
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© Steve Helbert/APVirginia Governor Glenn Youngkin
In a push to end "divisive concepts" in Virginia education, Gov. Glenn Youngkin's administration is ending virtually all equity initiatives launched by the state's Department of Education prior to the governor's inauguration last month.

The policy changes, announced in an interim report from the state's Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow, hew closely to directives already issued by Youngkin in his first executive order. According to Balow, every resource listed on the department's EdEquityVA website falls under the category of a "divisive concept," including a 52-page "roadmap to equity" developed by the department under former Gov. Ralph Northam and Secretary of Education Atif Qarni.

The administration is also eliminating an audit tool intended to help local school divisions develop and implement their own equity initiatives. Youngkin said in a statement:
"All Virginia students should have the opportunity to receive an excellent education that teaches all history — the good and the bad, prioritizes academic excellence, and fosters equal opportunities for all students. Our Virginia students should not be taught to discriminate on the basis of sex, skin color, or religion and VDOE policies should certainly not direct such concepts."
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China lifts all restrictions on wheat imports from Russia


RT
Sun, 27 Feb 2022 15:16 UTC
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© pexels.comThe move could ease the impact of western sanctions against Moscow
China is now fully open to Russian wheat deliveries, as all import restrictions have been lifted, the South China Morning Post has reported, citing the country's General Administration of Customs.

The announcement was made public on Thursday, hours after Russia began its military operation in Ukraine, the paper says, adding that the deal could provide a lifeline to the Russian economy as it faces tough economic sanctions from the EU and the US, and at the same time addresses China's need to enhance food security.

China previously restricted imports from Russia due to phytosanitary concerns, as a measure to control the spread of plant diseases. Earlier this month, during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing, China agreed to allow imports from Russia.

Comment: Lockdowns have meant that much of Europe is struggling to get adequate fertilizer which will likely lead to a reduced harvest in the coming year; taken together with many years of weather related crop failures, China will likely be glad to have a new bountiful supply of grain. In addition, there's nothing stopping China side stepping the sanctions by becoming a distributor on Russia's behalf: Fertilizer crisis threatens significant food shortages and price hikes in Europe

Also check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Is The Government Hyping Shortages? And is 'Vaccination Shedding' Really a Thing?



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Green Light

Antifa tries and fails to shut down Jordan Peterson event in Boston

Leonardo Briceno
The Post Millennial
Sat, 26 Feb 2022 19:24 UTC
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Dr. Jordan Peterson, a conservative author and speaker, once again found himself in Antifa's crosshairs as members of the far-left activist group gathered to protest his most recent event in Boston this past Thursday. Participants positioned themselves across the street from Peterson's event at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Boston, calling his message "misogynistic" and "bigoted."

Their efforts fell well short of stopping the event.

"It went great. So good to see so many people aiming up in their personal and social lives. Thanks Boston," Peterson tweeted late Thursday night.
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Leftist activist Nandini Jammi targets satire site Babylon Bee for cancellation over 'disinformation'

Libby Emmons
The Post Millennial
Sat, 26 Feb 2022 18:11 UTC
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Check My Ads co-founder Nandini Jammi set her sights on The Babylon Bee as the latest target of her deplatforming and demonetization campaigns. The leftist activist, who links conservative ideas and outlets to "hate" and "disinformation" in an attempt to get companies to pull their ad buys from the websites she doesn't like, has made a misstep in targeting The Babylon Bee.

The Babylon Bee is satire, not news. It peddles comedy, and not any actual information at all. This would make it hard for it to be a "disinformation" site. In response to Jammi's claims, The Babylon Bee wrote that "Watchdogs are calling out newsletter list "a front to mislead" and "disinformation," and shared a link so readers could sign up.

The Babylon Bee is a satirical website that lists itself as "the world's best satire site," and is "totally irreverent in all its claims." The site satirizes everything, and stories can be found about Amazon's Alexa volunteering to lead a family in prayer, or "Neil Young Threatens To Leave Spotify Again Unless Vladimir Putin Backs Down From Ukraine." No subject is off limits for The Bee.

Comment: It's almost as if the more one gets enmeshed within the mindset of a radical ideology, the more one's sense of humor atrophies. Even if one doesn't think the jokes are funny, surely anyone with a normally functioning brain can recognize that it is humor. No joke, this is brain damage on display.

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Mr. Potato

'Dear President Vladimir Putin, I'm so sorry that I was not your mother': Actress posts bizarre, cringeworthy video of her poem to Putin

Alex Nitzberg
The Blaze
Thu, 24 Feb 2022 00:00 UTC
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(Left) Actress AnnaLynne McCord
As the world watches Russia invade the nation of Ukraine, actress AnnaLynne McCord has released a bizarre video in which she stares into a camera and delivers a poem suggesting that Russian President Vladimir Putin would have been a completely different person if she had been his mother, because he would have felt loved and secure.

"Dear President Vladimir Putin, I'm so sorry that I was not your mother," McCord said at the beginning of the video, which continues for more than two minutes.

"If I was your mother, the world would've been warm, so much laughter and joy and nothing would harm. I can't imagine the stain, the soul-stealing pain, that the little-boy you must've seen and believed, and the formulation of thought quickly taught that you lived in a cruel, unjust world. Is this why you now decide no one will get the best of you? Is this why you do not hide nor away shy from taking back the world?" she said. "Was it because so early in life all that strife wracked your little body with fear?"

Comment: Narcissistic much? John Cena of WWE fame also gave his thoughts on the conflict... to promote his new show:


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Snakes in Suits

WHO planning new "pandemic treaty" for 2024

Kit Knightly
OffGuardian
Sat, 26 Feb 2022 08:48 UTC
WHO Logo
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In December of last year, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced plans for an "international treaty on pandemic prevention and preparedness".

According to the Council of Europe's website, an "intergovernmental negotiating body" has been formed, and will be holding its first meeting next week, on March 1st.

The aim is to "deliver a progress report to the 76th World Health Assembly in 2023" and then have the proposed instrument ready for legal implementation by 2024.

None of this should come as much of a surprise, the signs have all been there. If you've been paying attention you could probably predict almost everything that will be in this new legislation.

A paper titled "Multilateralism in times of global pandemic: Lessons learned and the way forward" was published by the G20 in Decemeber 2020.
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'Reputation in tatters, public life over': Prince Andrew 'broken' after Giuffre settlement, pal says

Svetlana Ekimenko
Sputnik
Sun, 27 Feb 2022 05:10 UTC
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© AFP 2022 / JOHN THYS
Prince Andrew earlier settled a lawsuit filed by alleged Epstein sex trafficking victim Virginia Giuffre, who testified that she was raped by the royal when she was 17. The Duke of York agreed to pay an unspecified amount to the accuser's charity, stating in a court filing that he regretted his association with the convicted pedophile.

Prince Andrew is "broken" after being forced to cough up a megabucks out-of-court settlement to his sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre, reported the Mirror.

"He is down, he is broken," the outlet cites a source who served with the disgraced royal during the Falklands War as saying.

Comment: See also: Prince Andrew settles sex abuse lawsuit by Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre

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The Paul-Ehrlich-Institut responds to health insurer's claims that vaccine side effects are massively underreported

eugyppius
eugyppius.com
Fri, 25 Feb 2022 08:11 UTC
Klaus Cichutek
Klaus Cichutek, president of the PEI: A major sign, that something is very wrong with public health, is that many of the leaders there look like extremely unhealthy anaemic vampires.
The Paul-Ehrlich-Institut, Germany's vaccine regulator, has responded to Andreas Schöfbeck's letter (translated here), suggesting on the basis of BKK billing data that officially acknowledged rates of adverse vaccine reactions substantially understate the risk of vaccination. It is not a good response.
The information in the BKK letter is general and unspecific. For example, it is not stated how many of the cases refer to mild reactions and how many - in the sense of the Drug Act - to severe reactions. Local and transient general reactions, for example, which occur in many vaccinated persons and have also been found in clinical trials, belong to the known and expected vaccination reactions that are not subject to mandatory reporting according to IfSG § 6 para. 1 no. 3.
The argument throughout is that only a subset of vaccine reactions are subject to mandatory reporting requirements, and thus Schöfbeck's higher numbers, derived from billing data, are unremarkable. This is a very strange and yet also typical bureaucratic response. We want to know whether the vaccines are safe or not, but the PEI functionaries only care about making it clear that any underreporting is in accordance with statute.

Beyond that, I very much doubt we are talking about all that many "local and transient general reactions" here. By definition, these are reactions for which BKK insured sought medical treatment from their doctors. Many of these diagnoses would have been obtained by people who were too unwell to work, and needed to receive physician-certified sick leave.

Comment: See also: German public health insurer: Vaccine side effects maybe 8 to 10 times more frequent than officially reported

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Rape victims 'systematically failed' in England and Wales, report finds

Rajeev Syal
The Guardian
Fri, 25 Feb 2022 00:01 UTC
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© Christopher Thomond/The GuardianFigures released earlier this year showed that in the 12 months to September 2021, only 1.3% of the 63,136 rape offences recorded by police resulted in a suspect being charged.
Rape survivors who report their attackers are being systematically failed by the criminal justice system resulting in an average wait of nearly two years before a trial begins, a damning official report has found.

A joint inspection by two government watchdogs has identified multiple failings in the process from reporting a rape to a possible trial and conviction of an assailant.

A lack of collaboration between police and prosecutors has led to months of delays and poor communication with accusers, HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) and HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) said.

Comment: It's hardly surprising considering the state of the UK's Met police, supposedly made up of the country's finest officers: Scandal-ridden Met police hit by record high of sex abuse allegations by officers

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