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The mRNA vaccines must be pulled from the market, for the sake of humanity

Robert W Malone MD, MS
rwmalonemd.substack.com
Fri, 03 Feb 2023 00:47 UTC

Today is 02 February, 2023, and this has gone on much longer than it should. The content and implications of the two previous videos involving Dr. Jordon Trishton Walker were stunning, as far as I am concerned, but mostly involved future (potential) risks associated with what Dr. Walker asserted were both planned and ongoing Pfizer SARS-CoV-2 research studies. With today's disclosure from the undercover investigations, we now learn more about current vaccine reproductive risk findings, Pfizer's lack of comprehension of the basis for those risks, and (according to Dr. Walker) Pfizer's leading hypothesis concerning the patho-physiologic basis for those risks. Once again, the implications are stunning and broad ranging, consistent with what many physicians are beginning to suspect, and once again Dr. Walker (Pfizer Global Director of Research and Development- Strategic Operations and mRNA Scientific Planning at the time of the interview) appears to not fully comprehend those implications.

The transcript of the above video is appended below.

Just to re-cap, testimony long ago to a Rabbinical Court convened by the Orthodox Jewish community in New York in response to observations of menstrual irregularities in members of that community who had accepted the mRNA and Adenoviral vectored genetic COVID "vaccines" resulted in a determination on November 01, 2021 by the convened Rabbis that these products were forbidden to be used in many populations:

Comment:

San Diego residents startled by loud bangs and low flying helicopters that were part of unannounced US military exercise

Madison Weil
10News
Thu, 02 Feb 2023 06:48 UTC

Footage of the military exercise

Some Point Loma residents were startled Monday night by several loud "bangs" and low-flying helicopters just outside their homes.

San Diego Police confirmed to ABC 10News the situation was part of a "pre-planned military exercise."

"The house was literally vibrating with it ... it was scary! I immediately thought there's something really serious going on in the neighborhood," said Point Loma resident Martha Pistacchi.

Residents say living in this area, they're used to frequent aircraft overhead.

Comment: Note that it wasn't just Point Loma where this exercise took place: 'The helicopters were seen in other nearby neighborhoods on Tuesday.'

Comment: Why weren't residents notified? More so considering how understandably worried they would be by the low flying helicopters and because all of this went on past midnight. Did the government also want to take advantage of the opportunity to see how people would react?

This surprise 'close-quarter combat training' session is all the more curious because this isn't the first one to be deployed within a US residential area - it's at least the 3rd time this has happened in California - and again without prior notification to residents. It also comes on the heels of other exercises whereby the military are apparently being trained to become familiar with what deployment in a residential US environment would be like.

One wonders just why the military learning this skill is now being deemed necessary?

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Feds charge former ABC News producer with transportation of child pornography

Adam Rawnsley
Rolling Stone
Wed, 01 Feb 2023 00:00 UTC

© Michael Le Brecht/ABC/Getty Images
James Gordon Meek at the premier of the documentary '3212 Un-Redacted'
November 9, 2021

Federal prosecutors have charged former ABC News producer James Gordon Meek with transportation of child pornography, according to a criminal complaint filed in Eastern Virginia on Wednesday. Meek resigned abruptly from his job shortly after federal agents raided his Arlington, Virginia home in April 2022.

Federal prosecutors say their investigation into Meek first began after the cloud storage company Dropbox tipped off the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about the presence of five suspected videos of child sexual exploitation material in a Dropbox account, according to the complaint. A subsequent investigation of the tip allegedly confirmed the videos depicted child pornography and were linked to Meek's account. That triggered an investigation which allegedly found Meek posing as a minor to solicit pornographic images of children.

After federal agents raided Meek's home, prosecutors say they found a trove of pornographic images on the producer's iPhone 8, iPhone 6, an external hard drive, and laptop depicting the abuse of children as young as a toddler.

Comment:

Under the United States Code, 18 USC § 2252 and 18 USC § 2252A, "transportation" can be applied to both the physical and virtual realm; for example, under the law, sending images by hitting the "send" button on your computer or smartphone is just as illegal as going down to your neighborhood post office or UPS box to send images through the mail.

US Department of Justice notice

Kremlin supports cash rewards for burning NATO tanks

RT
Wed, 01 Feb 2023 14:24 UTC

Cash bounties offered by Russian businesses and officials for the destruction of Western military equipment in Ukraine will inevitably lead to more enthusiasts willing to undertake the task, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov predicted on Wednesday.

He noted that although heavy Western tanks such as the Leopard 2 and M1 Abrams have yet to be delivered to Kiev's forces, such proposals demonstrated the "unity and the desire of all" to contribute to reaching the goals of Russia's ongoing military operation in Ukraine.

Last week, Berlin announced that it would supply Kiev with 14 Leopards and allow other European countries to export their own stocks to Ukraine, amounting to a total of 112 tanks. Washington, meanwhile, has pledged 31 Abrams tanks, but doesn't expect to deliver them until late 2023.

Following the West's decision, the governor of Russia's eastern Zabaikalsky Region, Alexander Osipov, signed an order declaring that local soldiers participating in the fighting in Ukraine could receive a monetary reward if they managed to seize or destroy a German or American tank.

Under the radar economic indicators are flashing warning signs not seen since 2008

Joe Hoft
The Gateway Pundit
Wed, 01 Feb 2023 09:45 UTC

The US economy is not nearly as close to the robust economy that the Mainstream Media wants you to believe it is.

The US Government came out with another very questionable estimate of US GDP in January. For some time, since the Obama years, we've questioned the accuracy of government measurements. It appeared to us that the Obama numbers always errored up while under Trump economic results were adjusted down.

But even with bogus reporting the government entities that create economic estimates and reports couldn't downplay President Trump's results enough to ignore the results of his policies.

In January the Bureau of Economic Analysis claimed that GDP was up by 2.9% in the 4th Quarter but this makes no sense.

Then looking closer at the numbers it was noted that Americans' disposable income decreased the most in 2022 since 1932 and the Great Depression.

Comment: The US economy is going out with the trash. Request: Save room in the bin for our leadership, legislators and banksters.

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Parent elected to school board leaks science curriculum that states biological sex isn't binary

Hannah Grossman
Fox News
Thu, 02 Feb 2023 18:55 UTC

© Fox News Digital | iStock
Heather Rooks is a newly-elected pro-parent school board member in Arizona's Peoria school district.

An Arizona pro-parent school board member, who was recently elected into office, leaked and alerted parents to a radical science curriculum that is currently being considered in the Peoria Unified School District.

The Arizona school board member, Heather Rooks, spoke with Fox News Digital about the power-switch from being a parent speaking out at the district's meetings to a member of the board.

"Now on the other side. I can go back and ask questions," she said.

Within a month of being at the school board, Rooks leaked a proposed textbook that would be used in the district's high school. She said she was alarmed that the science curriculum discounted the reality of biological sex.

Bank of England raises interest rates for 10th time, highest since financial crash of 2008

Eshe Nelson
New York Times
Thu, 02 Feb 2023 11:44 UTC

The Bank of England has been raising rates for more than a year and analysts are looking for signs of when it will ease its hard stance.

The Bank of England raised interest rates for a 10th consecutive time on Thursday, by half a percentage point, as policymakers kept up their vigilant stance against inflationary pressures.

The bank's policymakers lifted the key rate to 4 percent, the highest since 2008. But after more than a year of rising interest rates, inflation in Britain and several other major economies appears to have peaked, and the bank's officials softened their tone on the future path of rate increases as the economy enters a contraction.

Comment: A recession.

In recent policy meetings, officials have said they would act "forcefully" against signs of persistent inflationary pressures. Crucially, the mention of "forceful" was no longer in the minutes of the bank's meeting this week.

Comment: Meanwhile over in France: France rocked by protests as 2 MILLION march against government reforms in 2nd wave of mass strikes to hit this month

Ex-ABC News reporter James Gordon Meek hit with child pornography charge

Ben Feuerherd and Olivia Land
New York Post
Thu, 02 Feb 2023 17:18 UTC

© ABC via Getty Images
Former ABC News reporter James Gordon Meek was hit with child pornography charges by federal authorities in Virginia.

Former ABC News reporter James Gordon Meek was hit with a federal child pornography charge this week-almost ten months after the FBI raided his home and seized his laptop and other electronic devices.

Meek- who resigned abruptly from the network after the raid last spring- was arrested late Tuesday night and charged with one count of transportation of child pornography by federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia.

If convicted, he faces a minimum of five years in prison and a maximum sentence of 20 years, the Department of Justice said in a statement.

In an affidavit unsealed Wednesday, FBI Special Agent Tonya Sturgill Griffith explained that the investigation into Meek's online activities started in March 2021, when Dropbox alerted authorities to child porn stored in the veteran journalist's account.

A search warrant was executed at Meek's Arlington home on April 27, 2022, when investigators seized several devices including an iPhone 8.

Comment: It's worth noting this is Meek's last post on Twitter:

It's the land of the freebies for NYC's 'entitled' migrants

Michael Goodwin
New York Post
Tue, 31 Jan 2023 16:39 UTC

You can say this for the migrants demanding more free stuff from City Hall: They're fast learners about the new American ethos of endless entitlement.

Schooled and led by far-left activists, they arrive here within days of illegally crossing the southern border and claiming asylum, then start agitating for better accommodations in pricey neighborhoods.

Tents in the Bronx, barracks in Brooklyn or homeless shelters anywhere are not good enough. Only first-class Manhattan hotels, where the city pays upward of $500 a night per room, are acceptable.

The welcome wagon comes with free food, free cellphones, free transit passes, free school and free health care.

Comment: See also: Migrants turn NYC hotel into violent, drug-infested 'free-for-all': employee

Migrants turn NYC hotel into violent, drug-infested 'free-for-all': employee

Patrick Reilly
New York Post
Tue, 31 Jan 2023 15:06 UTC

A once-trendy Manhattan hotel has become a wild "free-for-all" of sex, drugs and violence after the city began housing migrants there, an employee claimed Tuesday.

Row NYC worker Felipe Rodriguez — who told The Post earlier this month that migrants were throwing away "tons" of prepared food at the hotel — said the facility has now descended into anarchy.

"Chaos, total chaos," Rodriguez told "Fox & Friends" when asked to describe conditions at the hotel. "There's no accountability.

"There is no daily supervision to show these people that ... 'You don't destroy your hotel. You are only there temporarily. This is not your home.'

"[The employees] endure a lot of disrespect from the migrants, and there [are] some nice migrants, but there's too much alcohol, too much drugs and too much violence, and you have teenagers ... going into the staircases and making out like it's Lover's Lane," Rodriguez said. "This is a free-for-all.

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Society's Child

The mRNA vaccines must be pulled from the market, for the sake of humanity

San Diego residents startled by loud bangs and low flying helicopters that were part of unannounced US military exercise

Feds charge former ABC News producer with transportation of child pornography

Kremlin supports cash rewards for burning NATO tanks

Under the radar economic indicators are flashing warning signs not seen since 2008

Parent elected to school board leaks science curriculum that states biological sex isn't binary

Bank of England raises interest rates for 10th time, highest since financial crash of 2008

Ex-ABC News reporter James Gordon Meek hit with child pornography charge

It's the land of the freebies for NYC's 'entitled' migrants

Migrants turn NYC hotel into violent, drug-infested 'free-for-all': employee

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