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Russia to increase psychological, social & medical help available to pregnant women as country seeks to reduce abortions by 50%

Jonny Tickle
RT
Tue, 21 Sep 2021 11:02 UTC

The Russian authorities are developing plans to boost the quantity of social and psychological assistance available to pregnant women in an attempt to reduce the number of abortions, a cabinet office decree has revealed.

The decree text, published last week, names several possible ways to prevent pregnancy terminations, including medical and legal assistance to women in difficult life situations.

The government intends to increase the percentage of women receiving pre-abortion counseling to 80% by 2025, with the goal of reducing terminations by half.

Comment: Russia is also prioritizing families and providing benefits to encourage their formation. Meanwhile in the West, influential groups are pushing for late term abortions, at the same time the necessities of life are so expensive and the future so bleak that having children is a prospect that many see as an unmanageable burden:

Wuhan scientists planned to release coronavirus particles into cave bats, leaked papers reveal

Sarah Knapton
The Telegraph
Wed, 22 Sep 2021 09:05 UTC

Leaked documents reveal researchers applied for $14m to fund controversial project in 2018.

Wuhan scientists were planning to release enhanced airborne coronavirus particles into Chinese bat populations to inoculate them against diseases that could jump to humans, leaked grant proposals dating from 2018 show.

New documents show that just 18 months before the first Covid-19 cases appeared, researchers had submitted plans to release skin-penetrating nanoparticles containing "novel chimeric spike proteins" of bat coronaviruses into cave bats in Yunnan, China.

They also planned to create chimeric viruses, genetically enhanced to infect humans more easily, and requested $14million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) to fund the work.

Croatian police identify amnesiac woman found on Adriatic island

Darko Bandic
The IndepemdemtIndependent.ie
Wed, 22 Sep 2021 17:58 UTC

© Croatian Police via AP
This undated photo provided by the Croatian Police shows an unidentified woman who was found on the Adriatic island of Krk on Sept. 12, 2021.

Officers identified the woman as Daniela Adamcova, who has spent time in the US and Ireland.

Croatian police say they have established the identity of a woman who was found in a remote area on a northern Adriatic island with no recollection of who she was or where she came from.

Officers identified the woman as Daniela Adamcova, 57, from Slovakia. They said her identity was established after receiving numerous tips from Croatia and abroad. Croatian media said the tip that revealed her identity came from the US where she reportedly lived until 2015 before moving to Ireland.

She was reportedly a successful jewellery designer who ended up becoming homeless.

Ponerology - how I stumbled upon the work of Andrzej Łobaczewski

Agnieszka Płonka
Psychology of the Regime
Wed, 22 Sep 2021 16:11 UTC

ponerology Andrzej M. Łobaczewski 600 px

Spring 2020 - I think of how to get to Alabama for my research fellowship, and if it's even possible. It has been seven years since I left Poland and started a nomad life between various countries and fields. There's obviously been geophysics at first, but now it's just a shadow of a teenage passion, fading away after the hard expat life in soulless places, and of course, I don't mean whole countries, just specific environments. In hindsight, and they say that hindsight is 20/20 - I could already see some of my preliminary cultural shocks as early as in 2012, during my first internship in Paris. I thought... I thought people know the same portions of history, and even if they don't, they will be open and empathetic. I thought we share similar culture that's probably Christian in the roots, no matter how you define your relation (or lack thereof) with God. I thought the general manners is to be sensitive and unassuming when it comes to such topics. I thought many things. But I didn't think the world could be diverse so much that who you are born as and where you are from matters to the point of not being able to find common language.

I used to see diversity as exciting... And it is exciting as long as you are open to the difference. If you're not, it's isolating. And I've lived in probably the most close-minded places, even if they advertise themselves as the exact opposite of what they truly are.

Comment:

Melbourne police fire pepper balls at thousands of protesters amidst growing discontent over vaccine mandates & endless lockdowns

Renju Jose
Indepedent.ie
Tue, 21 Sep 2021 11:30 UTC

© AAP Image/James Ross via REUTERS.
Construction workers and far right activists protest against coronavirus disease (Covid-19) restrictions on the West Gate Freeway in Melbourne.

Police in Melbourne used pepper balls and rubber pellets on Thursday to scatter thousands of protesters who defied stay-at- home orders to damage property, block a busy freeway and injure three officers, leading to over 40 arrests, authorities said.

It was the second day of demonstrations in the locked-down Australian city after authorities shut construction sites for two weeks, saying workers' frequent movement was spreading the coronavirus.

Comment: Construction workers were considered 'essential' across much of the planet and worked throughout the last 18 months' of lockdowns; what changed? It's perhaps no coincidence that just as the construction companies are threatening workers with the sack if they don't get the vaccine that suddenly the government is now, essentially, calling them super spreaders: 'F**k the jab!': CHAOS in Australia as construction workers violently protest vaccine mandate outside union HQ

"This has been a really challenging environment for us," Shane Patton, police commissioner in the southeastern state of Victoria, told reporters, adding that the protests were unlawful.

Comment: Considering the erupting situation in Australia, it's notable that earlier today Victoria just recorded what appears to be one of the largest earthquakes in recent history. Other quakes of note in the region were an M5.3 in 2012, and an M5.7 in 1966

More footage of the protests and the increasingly repressive situation in Australia has emerged:

A rather frank and revealing discussion between a protester and a police officer:

Judge extends ban on NY order mandating medical workers be vaccinated or lose their job

Amanda Prestigiacomo
Daily Wire
Tue, 21 Sep 2021 07:11 UTC

A federal judge on Tuesday extended a ban on Democratic New York Governor Kathy Hochul's order mandating all health care workers in the state of New York to be vaccinated against COVID-19, without any exceptions, lest they be fired.

The restraining order was pushed back another two weeks; now health care and longterm care employees in the state seeking a religious exemption can remain unvaccinated until at least October 12, and keep their jobs.

"Breaking: federal judge extends the temporary ban on the NYS vaccine mandate for health care industry workers claiming a religious exemption until October 12th," News 10 NBC reporter Berkeley Brean said Tuesday. "Then the order could turn into a preliminary injunction."

Comment: If this was real pandemics, then nobody will ever fire healthcare workers and close hospitals so millions of people are denied their essential medical care. In the case of pandemics, every Healthcare worker is precious.

If this was a real pandemic and the "vaccines" were the only effective solution, then why so many Healthcare workers are refusing mandatory vaccination? Are they anti-vaxxers as they like to call people who think with their own head now?

Now, it is all about getting an experimental gene injection, and nobody cares about people's health. Last year it was about remaining imprisoned at home, wear masks and play obedient puppets.

It is all about control of the population. It was never about the virus. The hidden psychopathic elites are the real virus.

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Rules for thee, but not for me: Maskless 2021 Emmys defended by Los Angeles County after criticism over lack of COVID-19 safety protocols

Nate Day
Fox News
Tue, 21 Sep 2021 08:25 UTC

© Cliff Lipson/CBS via Getty Images
Seth Rogen commented o the lack of coronavirus safety measures taken by the Television Academy while presenting an Emmy Award on Sunday night.

The Department of Health explained that because of the nature of the event, the crowded venue was not in violation of any suggested safety guidelines.

Despite online backlash and a bit from presenter Seth Rogen, the 2021 Emmy Awards did not violate coronavirus safety protocols, the Los Angeles Department of Health says.

The Sunday night broadcast caught flack online as the packed ceremony seemed to toss safety precautions to the wind. Very few - if any - masks were worn and social distancing was not in place between groups of people.

When he presented an award early in the night, Rogen compared the event to being in a "hermetically sealed tin." Host Cedric the Entertainer later explained, however, that all attendees were vaccinated.

Comment: Covid measures are for the plebs.

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Inalienable Rights - A Suggested Solution To The Covid Coup d'état & How To Resist It

Iain Davis
In This Together
Fri, 03 Sep 2021 00:00 UTC

Inalienable rights, founded upon the principles of Natural Law and natural justice, offer us a potential solution to the COVID coup d'état, or pseudopandemic as I call it. Exercising our inalienable rights, in observance of Natural Law, and collectively acting in peace to undermine the objectives of the conspirators, is the best way to resist it.

The objective of the global public - private - partnership of stakeholder capitalists, and their government agents, is to establish centralised global control. If our intention is to resist the imposition of this new world order the solution will not be found in any other form of centralised control. We must construct a society based upon decentralised freedom.

I have challenged the official COVID narrative. However, as many have pointed out to me, quite forcefully on occasion, it is easy to criticise. So here I offer a suggested remedy.

This is my opinion, I am sure there are many alternative ways to peaceably resist and we should use any and all. However, as yet, I haven't heard any political theory that makes more sense to me than the one I am about to suggest. I do not claim any great insight or knowledge. I claim nothing other than my inalienable right to speak freely.

Freedom is the unrestricted freedom to exercise our inalienable rights. It is the freedom to do all that is right whenever or wherever we choose. No one on this Earth has the authority to deny, remove or redefine any of our inalienable rights. They are immutable and ours from birth.

Democrats mistake horse reins for whips to accuse Border Patrol of cruelty to Haitian migrants crossing from Mexico

RT
Tue, 21 Sep 2021 18:33 UTC

U.S. Customs and Border Protection mounted officers, US border patrol

© AP Photo/Felix Marquez
U.S. Customs and Border Protection mounted officers attempt to contain migrants as they cross the Rio Grande from Ciudad Acuña, Mexico, into Del Rio, Texas, Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021.

The US Border Patrol has been accused of "cruelty" toward Haitian immigrants crossing into Texas, as an activist claimed its agents used "whips" against them. The agency says mounted agents used reins to control their horses.

Amid the ongoing drama with migrants crossing the US-Mexico border at a stretch of the Rio Grande near the small Texas town of Del Rio, a Democrat activist claimed that mounted BP agents were "rounding up Haitian refugees with whips."

"This is unfathomable cruelty towards people fleeing disaster and political ruin. The administration must stop this," tweeted Sawyer Hackett, director of People First Future, a political action committee set up by Democrat Julian Castro.

Major agriculture group New Cooperative hit by ransomware attack, 40% of grain supply chain under serious threat

Maggie Miller
The Hill
Mon, 20 Sep 2021 17:26 UTC

Agriculture group New Cooperative group was hit by a ransomware attack over the weekend, potentially endangering operations of a company key to the agricultural supply chain.

A spokesperson for New Cooperative confirmed the attack to The Hill on Monday, noting in a statement that the company "recently identified a cybersecurity incident that is impacting some of our company's devices and systems."

"Out of an abundance of caution, we have proactively taken our systems offline to contain the threat, and we can confirm it has been successfully contained," the spokesperson said. "We also quickly notified law enforcement and are working closely with data security experts to investigate and remediate the situation."

Comment: It's particularly notable that, whilst various businesses have suffered ransomware attacks and hacks of late, the food supply seems to be a particular target, with a meat processor, grocery stores and now an agricultural company. These vulnerabilities are even more concerning because the global food supply has already taken a beating in various other areas including the nearly 18 months of lockdowns, many years of crop failures due to increasingly extreme weather events, as well as disease and viral outbreaks resulting in mass culls, which, taken together are wreaking havoc on supply chains, farmers, and devastating already depleted stocks.

It's worth bearing in mind that, shortly after an announcement by the the Build Back Better bunch that hacks could disrupt the world's supply chain, there seems to have been an uptick in these kinds of incidents:

For more on the ominous situation, check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Winter is Coming - Signs of Impending Economic Disaster

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Society's Child

Russia to increase psychological, social & medical help available to pregnant women as country seeks to reduce abortions by 50%

Wuhan scientists planned to release coronavirus particles into cave bats, leaked papers reveal

Croatian police identify amnesiac woman found on Adriatic island

Ponerology - how I stumbled upon the work of Andrzej Łobaczewski

Melbourne police fire pepper balls at thousands of protesters amidst growing discontent over vaccine mandates & endless lockdowns

Judge extends ban on NY order mandating medical workers be vaccinated or lose their job

Rules for thee, but not for me: Maskless 2021 Emmys defended by Los Angeles County after criticism over lack of COVID-19 safety protocols

Inalienable Rights - A Suggested Solution To The Covid Coup d'état & How To Resist It

Democrats mistake horse reins for whips to accuse Border Patrol of cruelty to Haitian migrants crossing from Mexico

Major agriculture group New Cooperative hit by ransomware attack, 40% of grain supply chain under serious threat

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