Bi-Donkey

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/03/28/biden-questioned-and-quoted-with-his-own-words-says-that-never-happened/#more-230708

Biden Questioned and Quoted With His Own Words Says, “That Never Happened”

Credit where credit is due. The question from Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy was articulate, direct and very well presented. However, the response from Biden was, well, just unreal gaslighting.

''Peter Doocy questions Biden about three recent examples of his statements the White House had to clean up and clarify immediately. When Biden was confronted with his saying ‘troops were going into Ukraine’, and ‘we will respond in-kind to a chemical weapon attack, and ‘Vladimir Putin has to go’, Joe Biden said those statements never happened. This is almost unreal. WATCH: ''

https://youtu.be/DI_6X1WW7H8

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>>15965682

''- 'You gotta be silly': Biden snaps at Peter Doocy over Russia questions | LiveNOW from FOX''

President Joe Biden got into a back and forth discussion with Fox News' correspondent Peter Doocy over the president's comments in the last few days, including remarks he made to U.S. troops stationed in Poland and comments about Russian President Vladimir Putin being removed from office.

https://youtu.be/DI_6X1WW7H8

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''Putin Declares May 9th as End of War in Ukraine–Same Date Russia Defeated Nazis in WW2''

100percentfedup.com/putin-declares-may-9th-as-end-of-war-in-ukraine-same-date-russia-defeated-nazis-in-ww2

March 27, 2022

In a Further Attempt to Link Ukraine to Nazism, Russia Declares May 9th the End of War in Ukraine

Celebrated as Victory Day in Russia and some other former Soviet States, May 9th marks the surrender of the Third Reich to Soviet forces in 1945.

According to Ukrainian officials in Kyiv, Putin has already declared this date also to be the end of the war in Ukraine, implying that Russia will redouble its efforts to capture Kyiv and force a surrender from the defending state.

From the Daily Mail:

In a Facebook post, the general staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said: ‘According to the available information, among the personnel of the armed forces of the Russian Federation, propaganda work is constantly being carried out, which imposes the idea that the war must be completed before the 9th of May 2022.’

Russia has been declaring Ukraine a “Nazi” nation for over a decade now. It continues to attempt to tie the Ukrainian government and military to Nazism in the minds and hearts of the Russian people, including those residing in Ukraine.

By declaring the end of the war as the same date as Victory Day, the holiday commemorating the defeat of the Nazis will forever be associated with the defeat of Ukraine as well. This is an intense form of propaganda and one which very well may pay off. However, first Russia must be able to capture Ukraine before that date.

Russia’s war in Ukraine – intended to be a days-long military mission to decapitate the government and bring the country back under Moscow’s influence – is now grinding into its second month with huge losses for both sides.

Russia has thus far failed in its initial objective of capturing Kyiv and overthrowing the Ukrainian government. As both sides face mounting losses, Russian forces are stalling out around Kyiv.

Currently, Russia’s advance is at a standstill in most of Ukraine, and Kyiv continues to hold out, despite the mounting threats from Russia. Russia may prove incapable of capturing Kyiv before the 9th of May.

http://82.221.129.208/1/.tl9.html

This just came into Gmail from a very reliable source. I am going to type in in here and take it verbatim. It is completely legit info.

"WARNING

After June 30 2022

-the European Council has amended resolution 2361 and no longer objects to compulsory vaccination.

-As of July 1 2022 the EU has announced the legislation for the mandatory EU COVID 19 Certificates that deprive you of all freedoms if you do not have a QR covid certificate. If there is a majority of member states sighing the legislation, compulsory vaccination will be introduced.

-at the end of 2022/2023 there will be a digital currency.

-The EU will impose a digital ID on every EU citizen. (The Dutch already have this and are already referring to the EU version on the digld.nl website)

-All ATMs will be replaced by QR code ATMs in the near future, Belgium is already installing them full swing.

-If these QR code machines are integrated, cash can no longer be withdrawn from banks and/or elsewhere.

-The EU aims to make cash completely worthless within 18 months.

-The EU resolution permanently deprices every person of their physical integrity.

The actual document can be downloaded HERE.

https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/13375-Extension-of-EU-Digital-COVID-Certificate-Regulation_nl

Even though it's a foreign language for most, the words are lucky and you can tell what they are saying well enough to know this is for real.

>>15965836

>The actual document can be downloaded HERE.

>https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/13375-Extension-of-EU-Digital-COVID-Certificate-Regulation_nl

>Even though it's a foreign language for most, the words are lucky and you can tell what they are saying well enough to know this is for real.

Renewal of the EU Covid Digital Certificate Regulation

ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/13375-Extension-of-EU-Digital-COVID-Certificate-Regulation_nl

An official website of the European UnionWhat should I pay attention to?

28 maart 2022 | EU-burger

Anoniem

Wprowadzenie unijnego cyfrowego zaświadczenia COVID, nie ma uzasadnienia naukowego, ani medycznego. Ma on szkodliwy wpływ na zdrowie ludzi, w tym psychiczne i przyczynia się do ich podziału. Nie wyrażam zgody na kontynuację tego szkodliwego rozporządzenia, w tym przedłużania jego obowiązywania.

Regulation (EU) 2021/953 on the EU digital COVID-19 certificate introduced EU-wide rules for the issuance and acceptance of vaccination, testing and recovery certificates related to COVID-19.

Thanks to this certificate, people can also travel freely within the EU during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each EU country can decide for itself whether the certificate is also used for other purposes (access to events, etc.).

The regulation currently applies until 30 June 2022. It is proposed to extend this period by 12 months.

28 maart 2022 | EU-burger

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>>15965836

>>15965852

>>15965859

https://youtu.be/uO6pmdfzETY

''The COVID-19 certificate briefly explained''

>>15966098

https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans/eu-digital-covid-certificate_en

EU Digital COVID Certificate

ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans/eu-digital-covid-certificate_en

The EU Digital COVID Certificate Regulation entered into application on 1 July 2021. EU citizens and residents will now be able to have their Digital COVID Certificates issued and verified across the EU.

Learn how to get the certificate from your national health authority by selecting your country on the interactive map below.

New rules on the validity of EU Digital COVID Certificate and the coordination of safe travel in the EU

As of 1 February 2022, there are new rules in place that establish a binding acceptance period of 9 months for vaccination certificates, used for travel within the EU .

Member States must accept vaccination certificates for a period of 9 months following the administration of the last dose of the primary vaccination. For the Johnson&Johnson vaccine this means 270 days from the first and only shot. For a two-dose vaccine it means 270 days from the second shot, or, in line with the vaccination strategy of the Member State of vaccination, the first and only shot after having recovered from the virus.

Member States should not provide for a different acceptance period for the purposes of travel within the European Union. The standard acceptance period does not apply to certificates for booster doses.

These rules apply only to the vaccination certificates used for the purpose of travel in the EU. Member States may apply different rules when using the EU Digital COVID Certificate in a domestic context, but are invited to align with the acceptance period set at EU level.

A person who has a valid EU Digital COVID Certificate should in principle not be subject to additional restrictions, such as tests or quarantine, regardless of their place of departure in the EU.

Persons without an EU Digital COVID Certificate should be allowed to travel based on a test carried out prior to or after arrival. In addition, they might be required to undergo quarantine/self-isolation when they arrive from particularly affected (dark red) areas.

Any measures restricting free movement must be non-discriminatory and proportionate. Member States should, in principle, not refuse entry to persons travelling from other Member States.

What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate?

An EU Digital COVID Certificate is a digital proof that a person has either

been vaccinated against COVID-19

received a negative test result or

recovered from COVID-19

Key features of the certificate

Digital and/or paper format

with QR code

free of charge

in national language and English

safe and secure

valid in all EU countries

>>15966104

Who can get the EU Digital COVID certificate?

All EU citizens and their family members

Non-EU nationals who are legally staying or residing in a Member State and have the right to travel to other Member States

Can children get an EU Digital COVID Certificate?

Can EU citizens, or non-EU citizens legally residing in the EU, who were vaccinated abroad get the EU Digital COVID Certificate? If so, how?

How can citizens get the certificate?

National authorities are in charge of issuing the certificate. It could, for example, be issued by test centres or health authorities, or directly via an eHealth portal.

Vaccination certificates are issued by the Member State where the vaccination has been administered.

Test certificates are issued by the Member State where the test has taken place.

Recovery certificates are issued by the Member State where the recovered person is located.

Information on how to get the certificate should be provided by the national health authorities.

The digital version can be stored on a mobile device. Citizens can also request a paper version. Both will have a QR code that contains essential information, as well as a digital signature to make sure the certificate is authentic.

Member States have agreed on a common design that can be used for the electronic and paper versions to facilitate the recognition.

Select your country on the interactive map below to learn how to get the certificate from your national health authority.

Recognition by the EU of COVID certificates issued by third (non-EU) countries

So far, 35 non-EU countries (and territories) have joined the EU Digital COVID Certificate system, based on EU equivalence decisions.

The COVID certificates issued in those 35 countries (and territories) are accepted in the EU under the same conditions as the EU Digital COVID Certificate. Likewise, the EU Digital COVID Certificate is accepted by those 35 countries.

Non-EU countries (and territories) that have joined the EU Digital COVID Certificate system

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How does the certificate work?

The EU Digital COVID Certificate contains a QR code with a digital signature to protect it against falsification.

When the certificate is checked, the QR code is scanned and the signature verified.

Each issuing body (e.g. a hospital, a test centre, a health authority) has its own digital signature key. All of these are stored in a secure database in each country.

The European Commission has built a gateway through which all certificate signatures can be verified across the EU. The personal data of the certificate holder does not pass through the gateway, as this is not necessary to verify the digital signature. The European Commission also helped Member States to develop national software and apps to issue, store and verify certificates and supported them in the necessary tests to on-board the gateway.

How does it help free movement?

The EU Digital COVID Certificate is accepted in all EU Member States. It helps ensure that restrictions currently in place can be lifted in a coordinated manner.

When travelling, the EU Digital COVID Certificate holder should in principle be exempt from free movement restrictions: Member States should refrain from imposing additional travel restrictions on the holders of an EU Digital COVID Certificate, unless they are necessary and proportionate to safeguard public health.

In such a case – for instance as a reaction to new variants of concern – that Member State would have to notify the Commission and all other Member States and justify this decision.

Are citizens who are not yet vaccinated able to travel to another EU country?

Yes. The EU Digital COVID Certificate should facilitate free movement inside the EU. It is not a pre-condition to free movement, which is a fundamental right in the EU.

Without a certificate, you might however be subject to restrictions like testing or quarantine. Member States can introduce travel restrictions. Please check Re-openEU for the latest updates.

To ensure that there is no discrimination against individuals who are not vaccinated, the EU Digital COVID Certificate also covers test certificates and certificates for persons who have recovered from COVID-19. This way everyone can benefit from the EU Digital COVID Certificate.

In January 2022, rules on coordination of safe and free movement in the EU were updated to take into account the status of the person instead of the epidemiological situation at regional level, with the exception of areas where the virus is circulating at very high levels.

https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans/eu-digital-covid-certificate_en

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Potential use of certificates for access to facilities

EU law covers the use of the EU Digital COVID Certificate to facilitate safe free movement inside the EU.

Member States can also use the COVID-19 certificates for domestic purposes, such as access to events or venues, but this is not regulated at the EU level.

In case a Member State adopts a system of COVID-19 certification for domestic purposes, it should ensure that the EU Digital COVID Certificate is also fully accepted. This is to make sure that travellers going to another Member State do not have to obtain an additional national certificate.

For how long will the EU Digital COVID Certificate be in place?

Currently, the Regulation on the EU Digital COVID Certificate applies for 12 months from 1 July 2021. In February 2022, the Commission proposed to extend it by a year, until 30 June 2023. Extending the Regulation would ensure that travellers can continue using their COVID Certificate when travelling in the EU even when Member States maintain certain public health measures.

Re-open EU: up-to-date information on travel and health measures

Find up-to-date information on travel and health measures in European countries, including on quarantine and testing requirements for travellers, to help you exercise your right to free movement. The information is updated frequently and available in 24 languages. This should help you plan your travel in Europe, while staying safe and healthy.

Visit Re-open EU

Timeline

25 January 2022

Council adopts a revised recommendation on measures ensuring coordination of safe travel in the EU, based on the individual situation of persons and no longer on the region of origin.

21 December 2021

The Commission adopts rules establishing a binding acceptance period of 9 months of vaccination certificates for the purposes of intra-EU travel.

1 July - 12 August 2021

Phase-in period: if a Member State is not yet ready to issue the new certificate to its citizens, other formats can still be used and should be accepted in other Member States.

1 July 2021

The EU Digital COVID Certificate enters into application throughout the EU.

mid-June 2021

Revised Council Recommendation on travel within the EU.

1 - 30 June 2021

Warm-up phase: Member States can launch the certificate on a voluntary basis provided they are ready to issue and verify certificates, and have the necessary legal base in place.

1 June 2021

EU Gateway (interconnection of national systems) goes live.

20 May 2021

The European Parliament and the Council agreed on the EU Digital COVID Certificate.

7 May 2021

The Commission started the pilot test of the EU interoperability infrastructure (EU Gateway) that will facilitate the authentication of the EU Certificates.

22 April 2021

Member States' representatives in the eHealth Network agreed on guidelines describing the main technical specifications for the implementation of the system. This was a crucial step for the establishment of the necessary infrastructure at EU level.

14 April 2021

The Council adopted its mandate to start negotiations with the European Parliament on the proposal.

Documents

Commission Delegated Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2021/953 as regards the issuance of certificates of recovery based on rapid antigen tests

22 February 2022

English (362.9 KB - PDF)

DownloadPDF - 362.9 KB

Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2021/953 on a framework for the issuance, verification and acceptance of interoperable COVID-19 vaccination, test and recovery certificates (EU Digital COVID Certificate)

03 February 2022

English (643.2 KB - PDF)

DownloadPDF - 643.2 KB

Commission Delegated Regulation on the validity of vaccination certificates issued under the EU Digital COVID Certificate framework

21 December 2021

English

Download

Available languages (23)

Commission Decision amending Implementing Decision (EU) 2021/1073 laying down technical specifications and rules for the implementation of the trust framework for the EU Digital COVID Certificate

21 December 2021

English

Download

We Are in Trouble, White House Journalist Asks Senior WH Official if Farmers Should Change Crops This Year

theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/03/28/we-are-in-trouble-white-house-journalist-asks-senior-wh-official-if-farmers-should-change-crops-this-year

March 28, 2022

There are often questions raised about whether the crises created by the Biden White House policy are incompetence or intentional. For the group that believes ‘incompetence‘ is behind the chaos, well, they gained a significant data point today.

During a White House press briefing a reporter asks, “My question is about how the White House plans to prepare for food shortages, particularly as it comes to wheat …. should U.S. farmers grow more wheat this year instead of corn and soybeans given the possible food shortages?”

The Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, Cecilia Rouse, answered” …”farmers respond to price signals. So, with the price of food rising, they will be responding by making additional plantings and trying to take advantage of the increased price signal. So, the market will work as the market will work.” Please WATCH 16:32 Prompted

https://youtu.be/X7Z7kONaAv0

The reporter and the Chair of the CEA seemingly have no idea how long it takes to farm or grow a crop. As if switching from corn to wheat was just a Monday decision. Good grief, June/July harvests for winter wheat this year were planted in October of last year.

Changing a crop in the spring for harvest in the summer is not akin to changing your regular order of beverages at Starbucks.

>>15966180

https://youtu.be/X7Z7kONaAv0

Please WATCH 16:32 Prompted

>>15966184

https://news.utcrops.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/USDA-Corn-Plantings.jpg