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Joining the dots between the deaths of fit, young, healthy people and the Frankenstein injections

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I cannot imagine a much more profoundly disturbing situation than the one we are currently in. Over the last few weeks, I have seen more reports every day of young, fit, healthy people collapsing and many of them dying than I normally come across in a whole year. But that's not the truly disturbing thing. No, the truly disturbing thing is that nobody in public life is willing to put 2+2 together to answer the question of why this is happening. The media won't do it. The sports clubs won't do it. The victims' families don't seem to be willing to do it.

Hang on a minute. Did I just use the word victims? Indeed I did. This is because the reason for this massive and extraordinarily creepy increase in deaths amongst young, fit, healthy people is because of the mass injection of people with a new technology product, never before used on healthy people, never before used in a "vaccine". No, I am not attributing every one of these deaths to this. Perhaps some of these people did simply die of a naturally occurring heart attack, which does happen once in the 10th blue moon. But as for the vast majority of these deaths, I challenge anyone to come up with an alternative, credible explanation. It won't do to say that this is something to do with Covid, since there was not a spate of this occurring last year. Nor will it do to attribute it to the fact that many people had their appointments, treatments and operations cancelled last year — which is a whole 'nother dastardly issue — because we are talking about perfectly fit, perfectly healthy people in their 20s, 30s and 40s, suddenly collapsing or suddenly dying after a short illness.

Calendar

Foreign forces to leave Iraq in 15 days, says army

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© APIraqi soldier and US Army soldier stand guard during a joint patrol in Mosul.
US combat troops stationed in Iraq are scheduled to leave the country in 15 days, the Iraqi army's spokesman said on Thursday.

Baghdad and Washington announced in July that the full withdrawal of American combat troops from Iraq would be completed by the end of this year. Training and advising missions, however, would continue.

There are currently 2,500 US troops in Iraq helping local forces counter what remains of ISIS, with the vast majority of US forces helping to train Iraqi forces.

Iraqi Maj Gen Tahsin Al Khafaji, spokesman for the Joint Operations Command, told the state Iraqi news agency that
"foreign forces are expected to leave Iraq within 15 days, except for those whose mission has turned to advise and support the Iraqi security forces. Most of the combat forces have left Iraq, and only advisers and those working in the field of intelligence, training and advice remain."
Gen Al Khafaji said the US and Iraq are abiding by the deal made:
"Talks about extending the date for the withdrawal of American forces are inaccurate and incorrect, and the date for the departure of combat forces ... is fixed and there is no change in it. The relationship between the two parties after the departure of the combat forces will be an advisory relationship in the fields of training, armament, intelligence and security information against the terrorist organisation ISIS."

Attention

Taliban leader pleads for help in first address

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© AFP/Qatari Foreign Ministry1Prime minister in Taliban government, Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund
The leader of the Taliban has delivered his first televised address since the group took power in Afghanistan in mid-August. He vowed not to interfere in other countries, and asked for international aid.

Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the co-founder of the Taliban and now the prime minister of its government, promised on Saturday:
"We assure all the countries that we will not interfere in their internal affairs and we want to have good economic relations with them. We ask all the international charity organizations to not withhold their aid and to help our exhausted nation."
During his 30-minute speech, Hassan insisted that the Taliban has been "trying as much as possible to solve the problems of the people," which he blamed on the country's previous US-backed government, calling it the "weakest in the world."

He also reiterated the call on Washington to unlock the $10 billion in Afghan funds it froze in response to the regime change in the country.

Bad Guys

Lockdown in the Netherlands as country experiences 'worst surge in Europe' with 85% vaccination rate

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© Reuters / Eva PlevierPolice officers stand guard in the Hague, Netherlands, following announcement of new anti-Covid measures, November 26, 2021.
The Netherlands has once again tightened its pandemic restrictions, with a new overnight lockdown announced by the government. The state is battling a record-breaking Covid-19 surge, as hospitals face a 'code black' scenario.

Starting from Monday, all bars and restaurants will be closed during night hours and non-essential stores will be closed from 5pm to 5am, the Dutch government ordered on Friday. Masks will be required in secondary schools, and everyone who can work from home is urged to do so, Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced.

Acknowledging that numbers of new cases of the deadly virus have been "high, higher, highest" on a daily basis, the politician said previous "small adjustments," including the reintroduction of face masks, were not enough to stem the record-breaking Covid wave. Despite 85% of the country's adult population being vaccinated, the surge in the Netherlands is said to be the worst in Western Europe.

Comment: Also see: NewsReal: Omicron! Nu Variant! More Lockdowns! More Jabs!




Bad Guys

Hungary slams EU for 'political' refusal to recognize Russian Covid-19 vaccine

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© Reuters / Shamil ZhumatovA medical specialist holds a vial of Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus in a department store in Moscow, Russia, January 18, 2021
Hungarian FM Peter Szijjarto told RT he's "frustrated" with Western officials playing politics with Russia's Sputnik V, the world's first Covid vaccine. He says they can't bring themselves to publicly admit it's "the best."

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has approved vaccines by Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Janssen, yet Russia's Sputnik V is still awaiting the agency's nod despite getting approval in over 70 countries worldwide. For Hungarians vaccinated with Sputnik V, that means they're frozen out of the EU's bloc-wide Digital Covid Certificate system, even though Hungary will start locally producing the vaccine next year.

Comment: Given the multiple glowing reports of the Sputnik vaccine's superior effectiveness and safety, it's clear that impediments to rollout in the West could only be political in nature. Big Pharma has a long reach.


Black Magic

WHO pressed to explain 'skipping' Nu & Xi Covid strains

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The World Health Organization (WHO) decision to name the new coronavirus variant of concern 'Omicron' has raised some eyebrows, as under its Greek alphabet naming scheme the next ones up should have been 'Nu' and then 'Xi'.

Omicron, designated as such on Friday, is supposed to be the common name for the variant of SARS-CoV-2 virus scientifically known as B.1.1.529. The WHO lists five other "variants of concern" and two more "variants of interest," with the last of them named 'Mu'.

Sharp-eyed observers have noted that by using 'Omicron', the WHO skipped over both 'Nu' and the next letter in the Greek alphabet, 'Xi'.

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SOTT Focus: NewsReal: Omicron! Nu Variant! More Lockdowns! More Jabs!

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Have you heard the news!? Scientists have detected a 'nu' variant of SARS-CoV-2 that 'may' cause worse forms of Covid-19.

But fear not! The WHO has advised governments to jack up "surveillance, testing and reporting" on virus transmission, limiting international travel and "recommending" ever more boosters and jabs. It's all going to work out just fine.

Isn't it?

Joe and Niall investigate where variant 'Omicron' actually originated, and in whom, wading through the latest barrages of fake news to bring you another all-encompassing episode of NewsReal...

** Podcast starts at 04:26 **


Running Time: 01:49:49

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Bullseye

'Russian troops dismember the armed forces of Ukraine': how a war between Moscow & Kiev could play out, and why it won't happen

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© Sputnik / Alexey KudenkoA Russian T-72 B3 tank fires during the Peace Mission 2021, a counterterrorism military exercise for Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states, at Donguz training area in Orenburg Region, Russia.
The costs of a war between Russia and Ukraine far outweigh the benefits. It brings significant risks to the economy, political stability and Russian foreign policy, fails to solve key security problems, but creates many new ones.

That's according to Valdai Club Programme Director Ivan Timofeev. The top Moscow think tank is closely connected with President Vladimir Putin. Timofeev, one of Russia's leading foreign experts, is skeptical about the possibility of a conflict, but he has outlined how such an operation could be conducted.

One scenario could look like this:

With a sudden and decisive blow in several directions at once, Russian troops dismember the armed forces of Ukraine in the east of the country, surround separate groups, or press them against the Dnieper river. The actions of tank and motorised units are accompanied by powerful air, missile and artillery strikes. The Russian Aerospace Forces seize air supremacy.

Comment: See also:


Snakes in Suits

Flashback Biden accused Trump of 'xenophobia' over COVID response and travel bans

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© ScreenshotJoe Biden campaigning in Iowa
The Biden administration has stated that it will ban travel to and from South Africa, where it appears the newly-dubbed "omicron" has its origins. The ban will go into effect on Monday.

Despite implementing his own travel ban, Biden previously referred to Trump's travel ban as "xenophobia, and fear-mongering."


Newspaper

WHO says will take "weeks" to understand new coronavirus variant Omicron, advise against travel bans

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© AFPAs a new variant of Covid-19 has emerged, global authorities are taking precautions for curbing its spread with several imposing travel curbs
The World Health Organization (WHO) has cautioned against imposing travel restrictions due to the B.1.1.529 Covid-19 variant. The organisation says that it would take weeks to understand the implications of the strain.

"WHO is closely monitoring the recently reported variant B.1.1.529," spokesman Christian Lindmeier told a media briefing in Geneva.

"Early analysis shows that this variant has a large number of mutations that require and will undergo further study. It will take a few weeks for us to understand what impact this variant has."

Comment: See also: Cull, track and control

And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Covid Cases Among the Vaxxed Explode... So Govts Lockdown the Unvaxxed!