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Court orders CDC to release data showing 18M vaccine injuries in America


American Liberty Report
Thu, 06 Oct 2022 00:00 UTC
CDC woman
© screenshot
More than 18 million people were injured so badly by their first COVID shot from Pfizer or Moderna that they had to go to the hospital. That's according to the CDC's own internal data, which a court just ordered the federal agency to release to a watchdog group.

Instead of alerting the public to the incredible dangers of these shots and completely shutting down Joe Biden's mass vaccination mandates, the CDC covered up the info until it was forced to release. Everyone in a position of authority at the CDC should be fired for this. What good is a "public health" agency if it fails to alert the public that 8% of vaccine recipients are being hospitalized?

The CDC started a vaccine monitoring program back at the very beginning of the COVID shot rollout in December of 2020. You might remember it. The program was called V-safe. People were asked to install the V-safe app on their smartphones and then self-report if they have any negative effects from the experimental mRNA shots, which were released to the public under an Emergency Use Authorization from the FDA.
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PayPal, bail-ins and the future of money

Mark E. Jeftovic
Bombthrower
Tue, 11 Oct 2022 00:00 UTC
caged man
Ask Not For Whom The Bell Tolls... (and all that)

When I first heard about Paypal's plan to deduct $2,500 from user accounts for each instance where "in Paypal's sole discretion", the account holder had transmitted "misinformation", I all but took a strip out of the person who sent it to me because I couldn't believe it was real. It was a thread from a Telegram channel and it looked and read like something batsh*t straight out of 4chan, and I told him as much.

"Look at the URL".

Sure enough, the URL to the updated AUP was under the paypalobjects.com domain, which anybody in our business knows is real.

The document appeared to have been a PDF version of the forthcoming new AUP which was due to roll out in early November. It has since been replaced by the blank page however the original is still available via Archive.org

Comment: Its quite likely that the money masters are planning to exert control over public use of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as well.

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Attention

10 dead in huge gas station explosion in Donegal, Ireland


BBC
Sun, 09 Oct 2022 12:00 UTC
gas station explosion
This aerial view shows the extent of the damage at the service station
Ten people have died after a huge explosion at a petrol station in the Republic of Ireland.

Four men, three women, a teenage boy and girl and a younger girl were killed, said gardaí (Irish police).

The blast happened at the Applegreen service station in the County Donegal village of Creeslough on Friday.

It destroyed the building and a section of an apartment block, with police saying the evidence gathered so far suggested it was a tragic accident.

Comment: As of 4 days ago, 'a Garda Síochána (the Irish police force) said its investigation into the cause of the blast was continuing.'

It remains to be seen just exactly what the cause of the blast was, but it is one of many gas-related explosions that have occurred across much of the planet at what appears to be an increasing rate in recent years; some are likely to be sabotage, some human-error, whilst still others remain unexplained:

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Megaphone

Violent clashes at high school in France between students and police over removal of teaching assistance & Islamic clothing


West Observer
Fri, 14 Oct 2022 10:38 UTC
nanterre high school police

Comment: Note that this article is translated from French.


It's on again "the war" near the Joliot-Curie high school, in Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine), Thursday, October 13. "We are confined to the establishment and we are waiting for things to calm down", says Teresa, a French teacher at this establishment, which has nearly 1,700 students. Outside, clashes between young people and the police resumed Thursday morning, after the return to calm and the "dead day" from yesterday.

Fourteen young people, including twelve minors, were placed in police custody on Tuesday following a mobilization organized in front of the school by the council for the life of high school students (CVL). This blockade, which many students and teachers described as "peaceful", quickly escalated Tuesday morning, leading to violent clashes between the students and the police. Several high school students and two police officers were injured and these images of this confrontation were massively shared on social networks.

Comment: Footage of the clashes:

Translation:
Very tense situation this morning at Joliot-Curie high school in #Nanterre following a new blockade with fireworks against tear gas and LBD shots. 14 high school students spent more than 24 hours in police custody after being arrested on Tuesday morning




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Russia adds Facebook parent Meta to 'Terrorist and Extremists' list

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Tue, 11 Oct 2022 06:05 UTC
zuckerberg
© screenshotFacebook/Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Russia's financial monitoring agency, Rosfinmonitoring, has added Meta Platforms to its list of "terrorists and extremists," according to Interfax news agency.

In March, the Facebook parent was found guilty of "extremist activity" - while in June a Moscow court rejected an appeal.

Meta's lawyer argued that the company was not carrying out extremist activity and was against Russophobia, Reuters reports.

Russia restricted access Facebook and Instagram, as well as Twitter, following the Kremlin's decision to send tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on Feb 24.
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Biohazard

Cholera outbreak kills over 60 in Syria, Lebanon reports first cases since 1993


RT
Thu, 13 Oct 2022 12:12 UTC
syria refugee camp
The Syrian war has severely affected sanitation systems
The number of cholera cases in Syria is sharply rising as the outbreak has already infected thousands of people across the country, Caritas International has announced.

In a press release on Wednesday, the Germany-based organization said it was "extremely concerned" about the trend, noting that the outbreak was "very unusual in the Middle East and in Syria" and was a clear symptom of the "disastrous development" in the country.

"The poverty that has been growing for years and the poor hygienic conditions, in which refugees and displaced persons in particular have to live, are the breeding ground on which this typical disease of poverty is now spreading," warned the head of the group's Middle East Division, Christoph Klitsch-Ott.


Comment: The US which destabilized the region and continues to occupy the country - stealing $100 billion worth of oil since the invasion - is no doubt in large part to blame.


Comment: Al Jazeera reports on the situation in Lebanon:
Lebanon has recorded the first death case from cholera since detecting the disease in the country in October, the health ministry has said.

Lebanon recorded its first case of cholera since 1993 on October 5, likely the result of a serious outbreak in neighbouring Syria crossing the border between the countries and exacerbated by poor sanitation and crumbling infrastructure in Lebanon after three years of unprecedented economic crisis.

The total number of recorded infections this month so far has reached 26, the health ministry said on Wednesday.

"The common point between these cases is that the majority of patients are displaced Syrians," Health Minister Firas Abiad said.

"The absence of basic services, like safe water and sewerage networks, in places where refugees gather, constitutes a fertile ground for the epidemic to spread in Lebanon."

Syria has recorded 41 deaths from cholera and more than 700 cases, the country's official SANA news agency reported on Tuesday.

The United Nations warned earlier this month that the outbreak is "evolving alarmingly".

Lebanon hosts more than a million refugees from Syria's civil war, which broke out in 2011.

Most live in poverty, and their living conditions have worsened due to Lebanon's economic woes.


Worldwide, the disease affects between 1.3 million and four million people each year, killing between 21,000 and 143,000 people.


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Bizarro Earth

Confession letter of UK female nurse accused of murdering 7 babies revealed in court

Megan Baynes
Sky
Thu, 13 Oct 2022 23:54 UTC
Lucy Letby
Lucy Letby and her alleged confession
On day four of Lucy Letby's trial at Manchester Crown Court, the prosecutor Nick Johnson KC told jurors about a series of notes that the police found.

On one green Post-it note, which was shown to the court, she had written: "I don't deserve to live. I killed them on purpose because I'm not good enough to care for them."

She also wrote: "I am a horrible evil person" and: "I AM EVIL I DID THIS".
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USA

No more 'tape test', but only for soldiers that crush the fitness test

Steve Beynon
Military.com
Wed, 12 Oct 2022 20:03 UTC
military soldier fitness exam tape test
© U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Mariah AguilarSoldier gets his height and weight measured, July 18, 2022, at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii during the 2022 U.S. Army Pacific Best Squad Competition
The Army will ignore a soldier's weight, a sharp swerve from the decades of history where troops were evaluated based on the dreaded "tape test" that tracked body dimensions. But there's a catch -- troops can skirt the standards only if they score highly on the fitness test.

Soldiers who score at least a 540 on the Army Combat Fitness Test, or ACFT, will be exempt from having their body fat measured. That high score effectively guarantees a soldier is very physically fit, excelling in exercises including deadlifting a lot of weight and running a fast two miles, among others. The maximum score on the fitness test is 600

"If you score high on the ACFT, you should be good." Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston told soldiers at an Army conference Wednesday in Washington, D.C.
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Bullseye

AOC humiliated at Town Hall in viral clip: 'Why can't you be more like Tulsi Gabbard?'


Zerohedge
Thu, 13 Oct 2022 12:45 UTC
Tulsi AOC
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was confronted by anti-war protesters during a Wednesday town hall event she hosted in the Bronx. The crowd at the sparsely attended event was dominated by her own progressive constituency, but who loudly voiced their anger and frustration over selling out on foreign policy, especially when it comes to her positions and votes on the Ukraine war, which has seen the US hand over an unprecedented tens of billions of dollars in weapons and aid. This has made her indistinguishable from her establishment colleagues on both sides of the aisle, including neocon Republicans and hawkish Dems.

One protester loudly denounced her for policy positions that will lead to a "nuclear war" with Russia as seen in a now viral clip. Indeed an article in Unherd observed starting last Spring: The Squad nowhere to be seen as Ukraine package sails through - a trend which has only continued. Though AOC and Democratic party leadership under her friend and "mentor" Nancy Pelosi have worked hard to protect her image as a leading young Progressive, she stood helpless on the stage as the crowd turned against her, calling her out as a fraud. Watch:

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Quenelle

A third Palestinian intifada: With political leaders becoming increasingly unpopular, a new armed uprising is taking hold


RT
Thu, 13 Oct 2022 16:51 UTC
palestinian third intifada uprising
© Nasser Ishtayeh/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesPalestinian gunmen from the Balata refugee camp battalions emanating from the Fatah movement after a press conference after an Israeli army raid in which a 25-year-old Palestinian was killed and another was arrested, in Balata refugee camp, east of Nablus in the West Bank.
A look at what caused the recent clashes with Israel and what can be expected to happen next

A slew of armed attacks against Israeli soldiers inside the West Bank has sent shock waves throughout the military and intelligence establishment in Tel Aviv. On the Palestinian side, the territory has witnessed a level of violence not seen since the early 2000s and is encouraging a popular armed struggle.

Last Saturday, a lone Palestinian gunman exited a vehicle at a checkpoint in East Jerusalem, opening fire and killing an Israeli soldier and injuring two others. The attack took place at the Shuafat refugee camp checkpoint, a segment of East Jerusalem that, despite being annexed by Israel in 1980, has been enclosed by a separation wall that cuts the refugee population off from the rest of Jerusalem. So far this year, around 120 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank alone, a higher death toll than in Gaza.
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