🚨BREAKING — BMJ Investigation: Is the US’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System broken?

BMJ investigation by @writingblock finds FDA keeps both a private and an incomplete public version of VAERS reporting system for vaccine injuries.

https://bmj.com/content/383/bmj.p2582

Two versions.

Like many have suspected "reports aren’t being followed up, and signals are being missed."

The BMJ investigation has raised concerns that the VAERS system isn’t operating as intended and that signals are being missed.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ Paul D. Thacker

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US Treasury Department Intercepted Payment For “Police State” Documentary Ad Campaign

It’s an unfolding story worthy of a thrilling movie plot itself. You wouldn’t believe it if it wasn’t real: the US government agency assigned to monitoring foreign terrorism and trafficking has disrupted a bank transaction by the producers of “Police State,” a film by released by filmmaker, Dinesh D’Souza, exposing an emerging authoritarian trend in America.

With its recent premiere, both online and in theaters across the US, Dinesh D’Souza’s chilling production digs into the deeply troubling evolution of an escalating police state targeting the common citizen; the unprecedented political persecution orchestrated under the Biden regime is uncloaked for all to see. Thousands eagerly tuned in – made possible by a partnership with Dan Bongino – as the true extent of this political downfall began to unfold.

Dinesh D’Souza paints a stark image of the America of today, describing it as “a scary place to live, a chilling take on the reality of a fast-approaching police state,” during a discussion with The Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft.

At the Police State’s Mar-a-Lago premiere recently, Hoft shared his encounter with D’Souza. Afterwards, startling news revealed that the US Government had blocked a transaction to the Salem Media Group by the producers of “Police State.”

The revelation of the agency involved was even more shocking: the very same department that tracks terrorism and narcotics trafficking.

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the US Department of the Treasury, had abruptly “intercepted” a $106,000 payment intended to purchase ads for D’Souza’s film, as he told Newsweek.

Engaging in such activities is no small inconvenience for D’Souza and his team. Although the Treasury Department remains silent on their actions, the delay has already begun to create waves and provide a real-time example of the content pointed out in the film.

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"I am here on behalf of hundreds of thousands of American Jews who say: Not in our name! Ceasefire now! Let Gaza live!"

-Elena Stein of Jewish Voice for Peace outside the UN

US Launches More Airstrikes in Eastern Syria Against IRGC Site

The Pentagon says the strikes targeted a facility used by Iran's IRGC and affiliated groups, referring to Shia militias

The Pentagon said on Wednesday night that the US launched more airstrikes in eastern Syria that targeted a facility used by “Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and affiliated groups.”

“This strike was conducted by two US F-15s against a weapons storage facility,” Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said in a statement. He said the strike was “a response to a series of attacks against US personnel in Iraq and Syria by IRGC-Quds Force affiliates,” referring to the Shia militias that operate in both countries.

The US launched similar airstrikes on October 27 in an attempt to “deter” further attacks on US forces in the region. But the rocket and drone fire on US bases has not stopped. At least 41 attacks have been reported since October 17, injuring at least 45 US troops.

🔗Source: Antiwar.com

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BIS: Wholesale CBDC Will Be Available Soon in Most Countries

“A modern CBDC at the wholesale level will be developed quite fast and will be a reality quite soon in probably most of the countries of the world,” said Agustin Carstens, General Manager of the BIS, the central bank of central banks.

He argued that a wholesale central bank digital currency (wholesale CBDC) limited to usage by banks doesn’t have the many complications that exist with retail CBDCs that consumers can access. Mr Carstens was talking during the DC Fintech Week.

In June, the BIS(Bank for International Settlements) formally launched its concept of a Unified Ledger in which tokenized bank deposits and wholesale CBDC coexist on the same infrastructure, enabling the settlement of interbank payments using a wholesale CBDC. At the time, Ledger Insights asked the BIS Head of Research Hyun Song Shin about the timing of a Unified Ledger launch, proposing 2027. Mr. Shin said it could happen sooner than that.

Given wholesale CBDCs underpin the Unified Ledger, Mr. Carstens’ ‘soon’ therefore means two to three years.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ LedgerInsights

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[For the skimmers out there... : Unless you are cool with CBDC’s, 15 minute cities, digital identification, surveillance state expansion and intranational cooperation, carbon credits, ESG, social credit scores, and everything one associates with Agenda 2030 and the sustainable developmental goals…you shouldn’t* look to BRICS governments or politicians to save you from the globalist agenda they are taking the reigns of]

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‘Time to Sanction Israel:’ Belgian Official

Some in the west are beginning to double back on blindly supporting Israel as the war crimes committed in Gaza continue to mount

Deputy Prime Minister of Belgium, Petra De Sutter, told the Flemish newspaper Het Nieuwsblad on 8 November that the EU nation needs to take measures to sanction Israel.

“We cannot look away while children are killed every day in Gaza,” De Sutter said. “It is time for sanctions against Israel. The rain of bombs is inhumane. It is clear that Israel does not care about the international demands for a ceasefire.”

The Belgian official wants, firstly, the EU association agreement with Israel to be immediately suspended. She added that there should be a ban on products from the occupied Palestinian territories and a ban on “violent settlers and for the politicians and soldiers responsible for war crimes.”

“There needs to be an investigation into the bombing of hospitals and refugee camps. This is war violence that can never be passed,” De Sutter said, adding that extra funding should be allocated to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle

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🚨BREAKING — Thomas Massie: Documents now show: my official US Congressional account was censored by the U.S. government’s censorship industrial complex… for posting true information about natural immunity and the COVID vaccine

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Regime Change Needed in Israel and Palestine – Clinton

Neither Hamas nor Netanyahu can make peace, the former US presidential candidate has said

The former American first lady, senator, secretary of state, and 2016 presidential front-runner was speaking via video link at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore.

“Hamas is not a partner for any kind of peace or two-state solution,” Clinton told Bloomberg editor-in-chief John Micklethwait. She added that peace might be achieved by the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and whoever ends up in charge of Gaza after the war with Israel.

When asked about Netanyahu’s potential to negotiate a two-state solution, Clinton replied, “I don’t think there is any evidence of that. I think the Israeli people will have to decide about his leadership.”

Clinton also commented on the likelihood of a ceasefire in Gaza, saying that it would “freeze the situation in Hamas’ favor” and is therefore unlikely to be accepted by Israel. Netanyahu might be willing to accept “humanitarian pauses” so that aid could reach the civilians in Gaza and Hamas could release the hostages taken in the October 7 attacks, she added.

According to Clinton, it will be “challenging” for President Joe Biden to get Congress to approve a funding package for both Israel and Ukraine, but possible with “tough negotiations.” The Democrat-majority Senate has blocked the Republican-majority House bill that funded only Israel, insisting on the White House proposal that bundled the two – along with funding for Taiwan and immigration – to the tune of $106 billion.

🔗Source: RT

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Death Toll in Gaza Likely ‘Higher Than Is Being Reported’: US Official

A senior Biden administration official said the death toll of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip is likely far higher than the 10,000 number being reported by the health ministry amid Israel’s war against Hamas.

Barbara Leaf, assistant secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, told a House panel those killed more than one month into the war are likely “higher than is being cited.”

🔗Source: The Hill

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More Than 500 Biden Campaign Alumni Want a Gaza Ceasefire

What a letter from Biden’s field staff and organizers says about how Democrats see the Israel-Hamas war.

For decades, American public opinion and policy on Israel has been near-monolithic. But as Israel’s bombardment and ground incursion of Gaza continues, arguments over Israel policy from inside the Democratic Party and throughout the State Department are spilling out into the open.

That, in and of itself, shows that some Americans within the establishment are processing the current war differently — and may feel more empowered than before to shape the contours of US policy.

President Joe Biden and congressional leaders have defended Israel’s military campaign to eliminate Hamas after the militant group’s October 7 attacks that killed 1,400 people and kidnapped over 200. As the death toll and humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza grows, the president and his team have incrementally adjusted their public messaging, moving from a maximalist embrace of Israel after the attacks to discussing the need for a pause to allow humanitarian aid in, and hostages out. But the Biden administration, unlike the United Nations, World Health Organization, and humanitarian groups, has not advocated for an immediate ceasefire.

That has led to internal dissent and activism within the diplomatic corps and the Democratic Party apparatus, pushing for Biden to urgently adjust his approach.

On Thursday, over 500 alumni of Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign banded together to urge a ceasefire. The signatories include staffers from Biden’s 2020 campaign headquarters, the Democratic National Committee, and state staff and leadership; 21 states are represented, including key battlegrounds like Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. “As President of the United States, you have significant influence in this perilous moment,” the group, named Biden Alumni for Peace and Justice, writes in an open letter shared first exclusively with Vox. “[Y]ou must call for a ceasefire, hostage exchange, and de-escalation, and take concrete steps to address the conditions of occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing at the root of the horrific violence we are witnessing now.”

“This is a rupture that’s happening,” Matan Arad-Neeman, an Israeli American activist who worked as a field organizer in Arizona and signed the letter, told me. The letter notes that 66 percent of voters think the US should call for a ceasefire, according to a recent Data for Progress survey.

🔗Source: Vox

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Egypt Rejects Plan to ‘Eradicate’ Hamas: Report

The CIA director reportedly pressed Cairo into 'managing' security in Gaza until the Palestinian Authority 'can take over after Hamas'

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi told CIA director William Burns during a recent meeting that Egypt will not play a role in eradicating Hamas, Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on 8 November.

“CIA Director William Burns discussed with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi and the head of Egyptian intelligence, Abbas Kamel, a proposal for the North African country to manage security in the Gaza Strip until the Palestinian Authority can take over after Hamas’s defeat,” WSJ cites senior Egyptian officials as saying.

“Sisi rejected the proposal, saying Egypt won’t play a role in eliminating Hamas because it needs the militant group to help maintain security at the border,” WSJ added.

Burns met with Sisi in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on 7 November, during which they discussed efforts for a ceasefire, the need to protect civilians and secure aid access, and the need to continue coordination to address the crisis in Gaza.

The meeting comes as Tel Aviv and Washington have been holding discussions on who will administer post-war Gaza, as Israel has announced plans to dismantle and eradicate Hamas.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle

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