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BlackRock whistleblower on future recession, shocking findings in the CDC Covid data and democide

Edward Dowd
Fresh off a 7-day suspension from Twitter, BlackRock Whistleblower, Ed Dowd is back, with a horrifying report on Steve Bannon's War Room.

Ed enlisted the help of an insurance industry expert to parse out the CDC Excess Deaths data. He says, "We were looking for other things but what we found was pretty shocking...He broke it down by age and he created a baselines for each age group to come up with excess mortality.

"And the money chart is really Chart 4, which shows that the Millennial age group, 25 to 44 experienced an 84% increase in excess mortality into the fall. It's the worst-ever excess mortality, I think, in history.

Millennials actually saw the highest increase in excess deaths of any other age group, due to the mandates imposed upon them, in order to keep their jobs, 7 times higher than the Silent Generation, (those aged 85+).

"Just to give you an idea, when you look at Chart 4, you see when mandates and boosters hit, the acceleration into the fall and then it re-accelerated into the end of the year. The drop-off in that data we see there's reporting issues. It takes time for Millennial-aged deaths to be reported, because they're usually not hospital deaths, so that data's going to be updated and it's probably gonna show that continued disturbing trend.


Comment: The above referenced insurance expert isn't the only individual in that particular industry to notice the excess mortality rate coinciding with the Covid jab...


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Why modern movies suck - They teach us awful lessons

Mulan
Movies are great for teaching us useful life lessons, inspiring us, warning us, and generally showing us how to be better people. Unfortunately they seem to have forgotten how to do this stuff, and the result is they're giving their audiences terrible life lessons. Let's take a look at why.


Comment: Hollywood has always been a bastion of narcissism, greed and utter shallowness for the most part - but given its marked decent towards identity politics and pathological values over the last few years - the dream factory has recently been churning out incredible amounts of pure s*** at a level even we're surprised by.

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Russia temporarily halts grain exports

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© Getty Images / Susan Vineyard
Restrictions cover shipments to post-Soviet states.

Russia has temporarily banned grain exports to the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) to protect the domestic food market amid mounting pressure from Ukraine-related sanctions on the country's economy.

According to a decree signed late on Monday by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, Russia will not export wheat, rye, barley and maize to neighboring EAEU states until June 30. These states include Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, and share a free customs zone with Russia, with supplies to the union not subject to Russia's grain export quotas and taxes.

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Propaganda

Facebook owner to help train Australian politicians, influencers in run-up to election

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In this photo illustration, a person looks at a smartphone with a Facebook App logo displayed on the background, in Arlington, Va., Aug. 17, 2021.
Facebook owner Meta Platforms FB.O will help train Australian political candidates on aspects of cyber security and coach influencers to stop the spread of misinformation in a bid to boost the integrity of an upcoming election, it said on Tuesday.

Australia has not yet set a date for its next election, which is due by May. Authorities are already on high alert for electoral interference, having previously highlighted foreign interference attempts aimed at all levels of government and targeting both sides of politics.

"We'll stay vigilant to emerging threats and take additional steps, if necessary, to prevent abuse on our platform while also empowering people in Australia to use their voice by voting," Josh Machin, the company's Australian chief of public policy, said in a statement that is to be posted online.

Comment: All to ensure the 'wrong' information gets hidden while the 'right' information is disseminated unimpeded. It's a whole lot of words to describe censorship.

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CNN analyst uses death of Fox News cameraman to accuse Tucker Carlson of being a 'pro-Putin propagandist'

susan glasser
Shortly after Fox News announced that one of their cameramen was killed while covering the conflict in Ukraine, a CNN analyst took to Twitter to slam the cable news network.

"What a tragedy. A cameraman died covering the war for a TV network that airs a pro-Putin propagandist as its top-rated primetime host," wrote CNN global affairs analyst Susan Glasser.


Comment: The tweet above from Cernovich is on point - there's no utility in expressing outrage when someone without a conscience chimes in with a particularly heartless take on any given situation. Though it is outrageous, it's also entirely predictable. Just take note and move along.

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Ukrainian TV presenter calls for killing children, quotes Nazi war criminal

Channel 24 presenter Fakhrudin Sharafmal cites Nazi official Eichmann
© Twitter/screenshotChannel 24 presenter Fakhrudin Sharafmal cites Nazi official Eichmann, March 14, 2022
Quoting Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, Ukrainian TV presenter Fahruddin Sharafmal called for his countrymen to destroy the Russian nation by killing their children, and urged Ukrainians to "kill at least one Moskal" - a derogatory term for Russian - each.

Video of Sharafmal's appearance on a Channel 24 morning show went viral on Tuesday, though it was captioned "day 17 of Russo-Ukrainian war," which would have dated it on on Sunday. Saying he was getting emotional because a good friend of his had been killed, Sharafmal launched into a call for genocide by quoting the notorious SS officer.
"I allow myself to quote Adolf Eichmann, who said that in order to destroy a nation, you must destroy, first of all, its children. Because if you kill their parents, the children will grow up and take revenge. By killing children - they will never grow up and the nation will disappear," he said, while a photo of Eichmann appeared on the screen.
Eichmann was a senior SS officer who played a key role in setting up the Nazi death camps during WWII. Despite fleeing to Latin America, he was caught and tried in Israel in 1960 and sentenced to death for his war crimes.

Comment: Will some of the great western "democrats" condemn this hate speech and invocation of genocide? Or it is allowed if it is against the Russians and a deadly sin if it is against the western nations and USA?

We can see now what Putin means when he said that he wants to denazify and demilitarise Ukraine. The Nazis in Ukraine are not a threat only to Russia, but to all normal human beings on this planet.

After WWII, fascism was never destroyed, it just hibernated and grew up disguised as some kind of neo-liberal democracy that the US spread around the world with its powerful military machinery and media propaganda.

In the last few decades, we have seen fascism return to the world as a tsunami and, like 80 years ago, it was not noticed and recognised by the majority. Unfortunately, history repeats itself again.

Let's just hope that this time we will have a real and thorough denazification and demilitarisation of the world.

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'Countdown to catastrophe': UN agencies warn of hunger emergency in 'overlooked' nation

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© Mohammed Mohammed/Xinhua via Getty ImagesA malnourished child lies on a bed at the malnutrition treating ward in a hospital in Sanaa, Yemen, March 13, 2022.
"Unless we receive substantial new funding immediately, mass starvation and famine will follow," said the U.N. food program chief of the crisis in Yemen.

Multiple United Nations agencies on Monday sounded heightened alarm over the food crisis in Yemen, warning of a projected five-fold increase in famine conditions.

Warnings from the Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Food Program (WFP), and UNICEF came in response to the just-released Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) analysis on Yemen, which lays primary blame for the food crisis on the ongoing conflict.

The IPC is a collaborative initiative that tracks the severity and magnitude of acute and chronic food insecurity in hotspots across the globe.

"The resounding takeaway" from the new report, said U.N. resident and humanitarian coordinator for Yemen David Gressly, "is that we need to act now."

Comment: And to add a little perspective to this:




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German insurance company fires CEO who released COVID vaccine injury data, then scrubs data from website

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The CEO of one of Germany's largest health insurance companies was abruptly fired last month after he released data suggesting German health authorities are significantly underreporting COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

The CEO of one of Germany's largest health insurance companies was abruptly fired last month after he released data suggesting German health authorities are significantly underreporting COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

The data, released by Andreas Schofbeck of BKK/ProVita, have since been scrubbed from the company's website.

Schofbeck, who noticed an unexpected jump in vaccine-related health insurance claims, in February notified the Paul Ehrlich Institute (PEI) — the German equivalent of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) — that BKK billing data indicated the PEI was underreporting adverse events to COVID vaccines.

In his letter to the PEI, Schofbeck wrote:

"If these figures are extrapolated to the whole year and to the population in Germany, probably 2.5-3 million people in Germany have received medical treatment for vaccination side effects after Corona vaccination."

Comment: Sadly, we can likely expect many more payouts in the coming months and years.

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China orders 51 million into lockdown as COVID surges

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© Stringer/via ReutersWorkers set up beds to convert an exhibition centre into a makeshift hospital, following the COVID-19 outbreak in Changchun, Jilin province, China on March 12, 2022.
Chinese officials on Monday reported 1,437 cases across dozens of cities.

China is facing its worst COVID crisis since early 2020, when the world first witnessed an entire population locked down to contain the coronavirus in Wuhan and its surrounding province.

Two years on, it's now sending tens of millions of people into lockdown in the entire northeastern province of Jilin, where 24 million people live, and the southern cities of Shenzhen and Dongguan, with 17.5 million and 10 million, respectively.

China, the last major country to relentlessly pursue a Covid-zero policy, reported 1,437 cases across dozens of cities on Monday. That's a fourfold jump in a week.

Although record case numbers are testing the resilience of China's no-tolerance approach, there is no sign the country is willing to pivot to 'living with the virus."

The epicenter of the omicron variant outbreak is the Northeastern Jilin province, where 895 cases were recorded, but there are also outbreaks and containment measures in place Shanghai, the financial powerhouse, and Shenzhen, the southern tech hub.

Comment: After all the data on lockdowns', how they forestall natural herd immunity, how damaging they are psychologically, and how mild the Omicron variant really is - and China does this?


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Ukraine blasts Israel's 'unfriendly step'

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© Ilia Yefimovich / picture alliance via Getty ImagesJewish Ukrainian immigrants after disembarking from an airplane at Ben Gurion international airport.
Ukraine will respond "harshly and promptly" to any unfriendly gestures, including Israel's decision to suspend the visa-free regime and demand electronic permits of Ukrainians wishing to enter the country, President Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff said on Tuesday.

Andrey Yermak thanked Israel for its peacemaking efforts, but said Tel Aviv's decision to restrict entry to refugees was "surprising." Kiev will respond to "any steps that harm the interests of Ukraine and Ukrainians," he said.

"I will remind all our partners: your peoples have long and clearly shown and said what you need to do. See and hear your constituents. They made their choice. They support Ukraine. They are with us. And you?" Yermak wrote on Facebook, in Ukrainian.

Comment: How many Palestinians will be forced from their homes and lands to make room for those "returning to Zion"?