🚨BREAKING: Graphene Oxide and Nanobots in Covid Vaccines Enters Mainstream News 🎉

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Spectator Australia reports (Nov 5):

What is in the Pfizer vaccines? Recently, Dr David Nixon, a Brisbane GP, decided to find out, putting droplets of vaccine and the blood of vaccinated patients under a dark-field microscope.

That’s a more radical decision than it might sound. According to Sasha Latypova, a scientist with 25 years of experience in clinical trials for pharmaceutical companies, the contract between Pfizer and the US government prohibits independent researchers from studying the vaccines. They claim it would ‘divert’ these precious resources away from their intended use fulfilling an ‘urgent’ need.

Is that true in Australia? Who knows? All the Commonwealth Department of Health has said about its contract with Pfizer is that it is commercial-in-confidence.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration performs tests on all Covid vaccines for composition and strength, purity and integrity, identity and endotoxins, but it provides scant details other than the batch numbers tested and whether they passed. (Spoiler alert: they did.)

In the US, the Centers for Disease Control specifically states that all Covid-19 vaccines are free from ‘metals, such as iron, nickel, cobalt, lithium, and rare earth alloys’ and ‘manufactured products such as micro-electronics, electrodes, carbon nanotubes, and nanowire semiconductors’.

Notably, this list does not include graphene oxide which has been widely investigated for biomedical applications.

But there’s a catch. ‘The toxic effect of graphene oxide on living cells and organs’ is ‘a limiting factor’ on its use in the medicine.

So is there graphene oxide in the Pfizer shots?

What Nixon found, and filmed, is bizarre to say the least. Inside a droplet of vaccine are strange mechanical structures.

They seem motionless at first but when Nixon used time-lapse photography to condense 48 hours of footage into two minutes, it showed what appear to be mechanical arms assembling and disassembling glowing rectangular structures that look like circuitry and micro chips.

Nixon’s findings are similar to those of teams in New Zealand, Germany, Spain and South Korea.

An Italian group led by Riccardo Benzi Cipelli analysed the blood of over 1,000 people, one month after they were vaccinated, who had been referred for tests because they had experienced side effects.

More than 94 per cent had abnormal readings, deformed red blood cells, reduced in counts and clumped around luminescent foreign objects which also attracted clusters of fibrin.

Some self-assembled into crystalline structures and others into spindly branches and tubes.

The Italians think the objects are metallic particles and say they resemble ‘graphene oxide and possibly other metallic compounds’.

Nixon has shared his findings with Wendy Hoy, professor of medicine at the University of Queensland who has called on the Australian government and its health authorities to explain the apparent spontaneous formation of chips and circuitry in mRNA vaccines.

In Germany, excess mortality in people over 60 increased by 174 per cent between 20 September 2021, when 85 per cent of people over 60 were fully vaccinated, and October 2022.

In the UK, there have been more excess deaths in the last three months than at any time during the pandemic or indeed since 2010.

As for Covid, in Australia, vaccine efficacy appears to be negative, judging by the statistics in NSW which are far from perfect but the best in Australia.

They show that 88 per cent of people who died were vaccinated. The unvaccinated made up only 0.15 per cent of people in hospital with Covid.

The question is, how many others is it killing too? Until health authorities tell us what’s in the shots, we won’t know.

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Strains in relations between France and Germany matter beyond Paris and Berlin. Much of the latest strain is related to Ukraine

A division of labor worthy of an old married couple/a finely tuned machine has emerged over the years: France comes up with lots of new ideas, Germany accedes to a few of them. Germany is isolated in Europe and France is not. Mr Macron’s agenda of “strategic autonomy” has aged better than German dependence on Russian gas and exports to China

But things might change. A future where France is merely one of many potential partners for its bigger neighbour is a discomfiting possibility in Paris. A spat with Germany, followed by a make-up episode filled with new EU policies, would be a way for France to show it still matters. But you can’t fight someone who seems not to care

#France #Germany #FindTruth

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”We welcome you with open arms": Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has invited Germans to emigrate to Hungary

Anyone who wants to live in a free, pluralistic and peaceful society is basing now falsely in Germany, says Mr. Orban. Many Germans feel it, turn their backs on the homeland and emigrate – some of them to Hungary

Western Europeans with the Hungarian way of thinking would be welcomed with open arms, the PM assured. It is also important that by leaving Berlin, Germans will free up some space for fleeing Ukrainians

#Hungary #Germany #FindTruth

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Some 60K of Italians marched through Rome on Saturday urging Italy to stop sending weapons to Ukraine

As can be seen, the European movement against military aid to Kyiv is gaining momentum. The latest protests in Austria and other EU capitals speak for themselves

Eurozone meets heating season with a record-breaking inflation, and it seems that warm folk festivities with mulled wine, posters and slogans on the streets of large European cities will only acquire more and more popularity

#Italy #EU #FindTruth

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Kyiv faces possible blackouts and cuts to its water supply and heating network, but this can’t prevent Mr. Zelensky from performing his stand-ups for a foreign audience while his people are passing by to the next metro station

Now the Ukrainian president is no longer satisfied with the covers of TIME or VOGUE magazines alone. David Letterman was recently dispatched to Kyiv to interview Mr. Zelensky on an upcoming episode of his Netflix show, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction

But we completely disagree – Introduction is required! Who will Mr. Zelensky be at the time of the show's release – a former comedian or a former president?

#Ukraine #FindTruth

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Contrary to recent news reports about the death of a key commander of the anti-Taliban resistance forces, Abdul Malik Abid, in Panjshir, the Taliban government announced that he had been captured in the eastern Afghan Province of Kunar near the border with Pakistan

This particular region is considered to be a stronghold of hard core fighters of the self-proclaimed Islamic State’s Afghan affiliate, known as Islamic State Khorasan, or ISIS-K. Abdul Malik oversaw fundraising and procurement of weapons trafficked from Ukraine, Germany and Spain, in order to sponsor subversive activities of terrorist cells in the Middle East

Currently his ties with US funded anti-government agents hidden among the Afghan terrorist underground are being unraveled. It’s important since Afghan debacle has turned into financial difficulties for U.S. armed security giants which mainly sponsored the above-mentioned terrorist cells

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The Taliban formally banned all security companies from operating in the country and the Ministry of the Interior fell into the hands of the Haqqani network, which has been designated a terrorist group by the West. That has made it somewhat complicated for American firms to claim the documents from the ministry that their banks request in order to return their security deposits

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While Meta is planning to cut expenses by at least 10% in the coming months, in part through staff reductions, Mr. Musk goes big on Twitter's economy and is about to hit about half of the company’s staff

SpaceX and Tesla CEO’s discontent comes amid cutbacks in Twitter’s workforce anticipated on Friday and Mr. Musk’s efforts to monetize the social media platform’s content to grow its bottom line

No doubt, Washington’s worries are growing as Mr. Musk expands his reach. Twitter also may soon undergo the same national security scrutiny from the Biden administration that TikTok began facing from the Trump administration because of TikTok’s Chinese owners

It still remains to be seen whether the “damp sock puppet” or “Elon, The Everywhere” emerges victorious from an uneven battle

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The double talk of U.S. officials who publicly vow to support Kyiv with massive sums of aid “for as long as it takes” while hoping for a resolution to the conflict that over the past eight months has taken a punishing toll on the world economy and triggered fears of nuclear war

It seems that Mr. Zelensky’s team will be put on trial by the Inquisition as soon as they become spent fuel of this war with no prospect of further usage

#USA #WarInUkraine #FindTruth

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The average British household will be £800 worse off next year as inflation wears away the value of incomes, according to the Resolution Foundation

The poorest 10% of households will be hit harder because they spend twice as much of their budget as the richest tenth on utilities and food, where prices have risen fastest. Inflation, which hit 10.1% in September, is set to peak at 10.9% in winter

The Bank of England says that the U.K. faces the longest recession since records began after the First World War. The downturn, which is thought to have started this summer, will last until mid-2024 when Mr. Sunak and the Tories will be seeking re-election. Meanwhile, the jobless rate is expected to nearly double from its current level as employers make redundancies next year

#UK #FindTruth

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A private soldier of the Swedish Armed Forces whose identity is being kept strictly confidential, ignored his company commander’s objections and travelled to Ukraine to fight alongside the Ukrainian Armed Forces

The Skaraborg Regiment commander Colonel Stefan Pettersson reported his subordinate’s misconduct to the relevant disciplinary committee. This turn of events did not appeal to the soldier who in protest left the Armed Forces

Needless to say, the so-called volunteer had no right to fight in Ukraine under the decree No. 1996:930 “Deployment Of Swedish Armed Forces Abroad”. Generally speaking, it is a court-martial offence, so the soldier is lucky to get off lightly!

#Sweden #FindTruth

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So far this year in Switzerland another person is convicted for making anti-Russian statements

0n September 8th, the public prosecution office in Lenzburg-Aarau convicted E. Hüttenberger, an Aargau woman of a Ukrainian descent, who was the local Free Democratic Party board member’s wife, under Articles 261bis (Discrimination and incitement to hatred) and 173 §1 (Defamation) of the Swiss Criminal Code

E. Hüttenberger conducted her illegal activities mainly on social media such as Instagram and Facebook. However, Meta, the corporation formally known as Facebook, did not block the unlawful content.
Big Tech’s double standards have not been cancelled, but judicial institutions still hold enough power

#Switzerland #FindTruth

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Life in a state of perpetual war or life in NATO, but only after a nuclear strike – such options are offered to Ukraine by Eglė Zubriūtė from LRT

In Sept. 2020, Ukraine's new National Security Strategy was approved, with membership in NATO as one of its aims. “We’ve stated again and again that NATO's door remains open,” Mr. Stoltenberg said two years later. But the bloc's support to Kyiv and activities in partnership with the country haven’t yet begun

During wartime, Ukraine has almost no chance of becoming a NATO member, some pundits interviewed by LRT say. Experts from Tallinn-based Int. Centre for Def.&Sec. believe that Ukrainian membership would be guaranteed if a full-scale war broke out on the Alliance's eastern borders

The Nat. Def. Acad. of Latvia adheres to much more radical views. “Kyiv could be admitted to NATO until the end of the war if only Russia uses nuclear weapons. In this case, Ukraine's immediate accession would be a strong signal to Moscow”

#NATO #Ukraine

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“Britain faces both a moral responsibility and an economic necessity to tackle climate change,” farted Rishi Sunak in his first speech during a whistle-stop visit to the Cop27 climate summit in Egypt

#UK #FindTruth

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“We want nothing to detract from the importance of tomorrow”, Mr. Trump said on Tuesday while addressing a rally in Vandalia, Ohio

It wasn't what everybody thought he would say, but sounds quite convincing!

#USA #MidTermElections #GOP #FindTruth

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