MAGA Stepping
Redheaded royals are common all through Europe
It's because they are all descended from the Khazar Turks, who are descended from Genghis Khan, who was a redheaded Caucasian Mongol, unlike many of the offspring of his army which occupied northern China for several generations. It was the offspring who brought the oriental looking eyes into Mongolia and as far west as Kazakhstan.
Babylon Berlin: Germany after World War I
Babylon Berlin might just be the best least known series out there. This most expensive German production features the investigations of detective Gereon Rath as he arrives in 1920's Berlin to uncover a plot that goes deeper and deeper the further he goes down the rabbit hole.
Based on the novels of Volker Kutscher, the series explores the setting of the Weimar Republic as it suffers the aftermath of World War I and the many uncertainties that followed in its wake. From communists to gangsters to right wing nationalists, Berlin is beset on all sides by threats that the Berlin police has to face. Both the series and the books are an incredibly intriguing window into a Germany that we very rarely see represented in media or fiction. In this video, I aim to show you exactly why this series is worth your time watching.
Imaging the "Google Sky Winged Star"
Here is a 386 page PDF on the Pilgrims Society for researching names, connections, etc.
If you compare photos of key Cabal leaders who claim to be Jews and who lead the World Jewish Congress, they bear a strange resemblance to members of the Royal Families of the Nordic countries. And they don't look very Jewish at all. That's the point! They are con-men and that includes the Rothschild family. I have no doubt that they once were a Jewish family, but Nordic Royals have taken over key positions of control in that family.
Detailed comparison of many photos has led me to this conclusion.
She is dressed as a birthday cake which her son will get to eat later.
Don't forget, this is an Illuminati clan. They do not live the same as we do.
The New Colossus
BY EMMA LAZARUS
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
“Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she
With silent lips. “Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”
Cabiria (1914) Trailer
Three centuries before Christus. Young Cabiria is kidnapped by some pirates during one eruption of the Etna. She is sold as a slave in Carthage, and as she is just going to be sacrificed to god Moloch, Cabiria is rescued by both Fulvio Axilla, a Roman noble, and his giant slave Maciste. Maciste is captured just after having confided Cabiria to Sophinisbe's safe keeping, while Fulvio Axilla manages to escape from Carthage. Ten years went away with Punic wars before he is able to come back to Carthage…
10 Things You Didn't Know About Metropolis
Waste of time. It's a head fake. Guy flies to USVI. Takes the ferry to Water Island where he has property. Case closed. The reporter files his story after catching the last ferry back to the main island. He writes about the party running late into the evening at a hotel or big house.
Later, a submarine (see image) comes into Flamingo Pond (see map) and the guy gets on it. The sub submerges as it exits the pond, and unseen by anyone, turns towards St. James Island.
This is how con artists operate. They know they are being watched, so they paint a narrative for you that is believable. Meanwhile they do unbelievable things. Look at that sub. If you had a witness late at night who saw the guy get on that boat, do you think the word "submarine" would be part of the conversation? That is the whole point. The superyachts have underwater submersible docking ports. Even cruise ships have these.
Quercetin is a zinc ionophore with antiviral activity | Rhonda Patrick
Quercetin is a flavonoid found in capers, peppers, and onions. It has been identified as a zinc ionophore which is a compound that can transport zinc ions across a cell membrane. In this clip, Dr. Rhonda Patrick discusses quercetin's identified antiviral activity against SARS-CoV-1 and its role in zinc transport.
A made-in-Canada solution to the coronavirus outbreak?
The best hope for an antiviral drug may come from Michel Chrétien's Montreal lab
By Nick Taylor-Vaisey February 24, 2020
https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/a-made-in-canada-solution-to-the-coronavirus-outbreak/
Fifteen years ago, a medical researcher named Michel Chrétien and his longtime collaborator Majambu Mbikay, a Congolese scientist, unhatched a theory in their Montreal laboratory. In the aftermath of the SARS epidemic that infected 8,000 patients in 26 countries, Chrétien and Mbikay, researchers at the Clinical Research Institute of Montreal (IRCM), began testing their idea that a derivative of quercetin, a plant compound known to help lower cholesterol and treat inflammatory disease—and common, at low doses, in over-the-counter medication—was a “broad spectrum” antiviral drug that could fight a range of viruses.
When an Ebola outbreak struck West Africa in 2014, the two scientists teamed up with the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg to test quercetin’s effectiveness on mice infected with Ebola—and found it effective even when administered only minutes before infection. It still needs to undergo clinical trials.
But when a new global health crisis erupted in Wuhan, China late last year, Chrétien and his team once again got to thinking. They believed the drug might work on COVID-19, which has infected more than 130,000 people and killed 4,700, according to the World Health Organization. They knew a Swiss drug manufacturer, Quercegen Pharmaceuticals, could rapidly produce doses of the treatment in the hundreds of thousands.
The 84-year-old Chrétien was, for a time, the world’s seventh most cited scientist. His name runs atop more than 600 publications and he proudly affixes an Order of Canada pin to his lapel. His achievements rival those of his older brother Jean—an impressive claim given that particular sibling served as prime minister of Canada for a decade. Michel has almost certainly saved more lives in his time.
Michel Chrétien has a long-standing connection to high-level scientists in China. While a student at the University of California, Berkeley, he received some training from a Chinese researcher, Dr. C.H. Li, an enduring connection that saw him visit and work in China eight times starting in 1979. In the 1980s, Chrétien was an honorary professor at the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Peking Union Medical College. In 1984, when he started a decade-long stint as president of the IRCM, he trained emerging scientists from China there. One of those relative youngsters was Chen Zhu, a molecular biologist who, back home in China, eventually entered politics and served as minister of health from 2007 until 2013. When a novel coronavirus outbreak exploded in China this past January, Chrétien contacted Zhu with an offer: “Can we help?”
Zhu contacted officials at the highest levels of the National Health Commission, the government agency managing the crisis. Word came back to Chrétien and his team in mid-February. Last week, they invited Chrétien’s team to start clinical trials in China. The plan: send samples of quercetin to the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Wuhan. The Canadian and Chinese scientists would collaborate on the trials, which would include about 1,000 test patients. Chrétien and Mbikay plan to join colleagues from the non-profit International Consortium of Antivirals—which Chrétien co-founded with Jeremy Carver in 2004 as a response to the SARS epidemic—in manning a 24/7 communications centre as soon as clinical trials go ahead.
Quercetin isn’t the only possible treatment for COVID-19; Nature reported that 80 clinical trials on potential treatments are underway in China. But it remains one of the biggest potential leaps in finding a treatment for the deadly coronavirus strain; if it works, it could save thousands of lives.
Where are the trials in the USA?
Speedboat Transforms Into A Submarine
The HyperSub is a combination of a speedboat and submarine, capable of reaching 38 mph and lasting up to 12 hours underwater on a single charge.