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This is very important. And terrifying. What the hell has been done to us?

Intercellular mRNA trafficking via membrane nanotube-like extensions in mammalian cells

A Stealth Weapon of Cellular Mass Destruction: The Spike Protein, its mRNA and Nanotubes

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A Stealth Weapon of Cellular Mass Destruction: The Spike Protein, its mRNA and Nanotubes

The mechanism by which the Spike may be inducing systemic errors of translation and why it is hidden

Tunneling nanotube bridge provides a conduit for SARS-COV-2 to cross from one cell to another. A closeup is shown below with viruses in transit. Credit: Anna Pepe/Institut Pasteur.

A paper in Scientific American caught my attention. In July of last year it was shown that SARS-CoV-2 travels incognito from cell to cell via nanotubes. I have kept this in the back of my mind. The recent discovery that the Spike remodels actin (see previous post on platelets and actin remodeling) brought this paper back to the front. The Spike caused the formation of filopodia. Actin remodeling also creates nanotubes, which are modified filopodia.

This mechanism also allows the Spike to propagate throughout the body COMPLETELY UNDETECTED AND ESCAPE THE IMMUNE RESPONSE.

The nanotube route “is a shortcut that propagates infection fast and between different organs, permissive or not permissive, to the infection,” says Chiara Zurzolo, a cell biologist at the Pasteur Institute, who conducted the study. “And it might be also a way for the virus to hide and escape the immune response.”

The virus may be capable of commandeering a cell’s own nanotubes, diverting them away from other routine tasks, such as transferring lipids and proteins between cells. Early research on SARS-CoV-2 suggested that it might be able to hijack similar cell projections. A 2020 paper published in the journal Cell found that cells infected with the novel coronavirus extended out antennalike feelers called filopodia with viral particles onboard.

By tagging viral proteins with antibodies and fluorescent compounds so that they stood out, the researchers captured high-resolution images of the virus within the tunneling nanotubes that connected the cells. They could see both viral particles and little sacs called vesicles in which the virus copies itself. They also detected proteins that are part of the cellular machinery the virus uses to replicate.

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COVID Virus May Tunnel through Nanotubes from Nose to Brain

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/covid-virus-may-tunnel-through-nanotubes-from-nose-to-brain/

Looking into this further, I discovered that the viral particles that are being transferred are not just complete virions. The SPIKE AND ITS RNP (RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN).

What is ribonucleoprotein?

A ribonucleoprotein (RNP) is a complex of ribonucleic acid and RNA-binding protein. These complexes play an integral part in a number of important biological functions that include transcription, translation and regulating gene expression and regulating the metabolism of RNA.

So, it is understandable that the following is very disturbing.

We also observed multiple vesicular structures with a diameter of about 50 to 100 nm inside the TNT lumen. In some instances, both RNP and/or S structures were recognizable. In addition, virus-like structures, where we could discern the RNP, and/or S-like structures were found inside larger vesicle in TNTs.

Tunneling nanotubes provide a route for SARS-CoV-2 spreading

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abo0171

So, let’s go one level deeper. We have so far only discussed the virus. Let us now look at the mRNA injections.

Results demonstrated induction of circulating exosomes expressing spike protein on day 14 after vaccination followed by Abs 14 d after the second dose.

Cutting Edge: Circulating Exosomes with COVID Spike Protein Are Induced by BNT162b2 (Pfizer–BioNTech) Vaccination prior to Development of Antibodies: A Novel Mechanism for Immune Activation by mRNA Vaccines

https://journals.aai.org/jimmunol/article/207/10/2405/234284/Cutting-Edge-Circulating-Exosomes-with-COVID-Spike

Why is this particularly bad news?

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Exosomes form tunneling nanotubes (TUNTs) in the blood-brain barrier: a nano-anatomical perspective of barrier genesis

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnmol.2022.938315/full

Yet, we have one more layer of complexity to add to this maelstrom – the worst aspect of it all.

mRNA molecules convey genetic information within cells, beginning from genes in the nucleus to ribosomes in the cell body, where they are translated into proteins. Here we show a mode of transferring genetic information from one cell to another. Contrary to previous publications suggesting that mRNAs transfer via extracellular vesicles, we provide visual and quantitative data showing that mRNAs transfer via membrane nanotubes and direct cell-to-cell contact.

Intercellular mRNA trafficking via membrane nanotube-like extensions in mammalian cells

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1706365114

If one was inclined to believe in evil intentions, one could argue that the forced mate of humanity in 35 was discovered, and the first moves of this unstoppable sequence have been played. But chess is also a game of defensive resources. To those we must now look in earnest.

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BREAKING! Dr. John Littell KICKED OUT of Sarasota Memorial Hospital Board Meeting after testifying to the effectiveness of Ivermectin to treat Covid-19!

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Don’t eat fake meat. They are trying to kill us! 😳

https://newspunch.com/study-bill-gates-lab-grown-meat-causes-cancer-in-humans/

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‘We Could Eat Malignant Chicken Tumors by the Bucket Load’ – Lab Grown Meat’s Impending CANCER Problem.

"IMMORTALIZED CELLS ARE A STAPLE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH, BUT THEY ARE, TECHNICALLY SPEAKING, PRECANCEROUS AND CAN BE, IN SOME CASES, FULLY CANCEROUS…"

Lab-grown meat, touted as the “cruelty-free” food of the future by everyone from the World Economic Forum to Hollywood mega-celebs like Leonardo DiCaprio, may have a fatal problem, according to a new Bloomberg story.

The problem is that the materials used to make the product – “immortalized cell lines” – replicate forever, just like cancer. Which means, in effect, that they are cancer. Although these cell lines are widely used in scientific research, they’ve never been used to produce food before.

“Immortalized cells are a staple of medical research, but they are, technically speaking, precancerous and can be, in some cases, fully cancerous… [but d]on’t worry: Prominent cancer researchers tell Bloomberg Businessweek that because the cells aren’t human, it’s essentially impossible for people who eat them to get cancer from them, or for the precancerous or cancerous cells to replicate inside people at all.”

– Bloomberg BusinessWeek

Industry types are “confident” that eating such products poses no risk – although there isn’t any hard data – but it’s not difficult to see, even if the products are “proven” safe, how people might be put off by the thought they’re eating a glorified tumor.

All the evidence suggests that the most prominent producers of these new products – including the “Big Three” startups, Believer Meat, Eat Just and Upside Foods – are doing their best to avoid confronting the issue in public. But whether they’ll be able to keep do so after this latest blast of high-profile negative publicity, remains to be seen.

The story comes at a time of growing difficulty for new alternatives to traditional animal products, especially so-called “plant-based meats”.

At the beginning of the month, we reported on the ongoing problems faced by Impossible Foods, which is laying off 20 percent of its workforce, or nearly 140 staff.

Plant-based meats have gone from double-digit growth to double-digit decline in the last year, with sales of refrigerated meat alternatives falling by 10.5 percent for the year to September 4 2022.

In response to another cover story from Bloomberg Businessweek, which labelled plant-based meats “just another fad”, Impossible took the bold step of taking out a full-page advertisement in the New York Times to counter the claims. Impossible’s new CEO, Peter McGuiness has put the company in a more confrontational stance, which includes denying the mounting evidence that his company, and others like it, are in serious trouble.

Beyond Meat, by contrast, has barely even been able to put on a brave face. Shares in the company plunged 75 percent in the first three quarters of the last year, and its flagship pilot collaboration with McDonald’s, the “McPlant Burger”, was discontinued by the fast-food giant.

LAB-GROWN MEAT: HYPE AND REALITY.

Massive amounts of money have already been raised by companies in the lab-grown meat segment of the alternative-foods industry. Believer Meat, Eat Just and Upside Foods – the “Big Three” – have raised $1.2 billion between in venture funding, in the hope that one day very soon their products will be sold in stores.

These new companies have the backing of organizations like the World Economic Forum, which has proposed a “Planetary Health Diet” built around plant-based and alternative protein sources. Activist celebrities are also providing very public support, as well as financing, for the new technology. In 2021, for instance, Leonardo DiCaprio bought an unspecified stake in two lab-grown meat companies, Mosa Meat and Aleph Farms, after an earlier investment in Beyond Meat.

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In a press release to accompany his more recent investment, DiCaprio said, “One of the most impactful ways to combat the climate crisis is to transform our food system. Mosa Meat and Aleph Farms offer new ways to satisfy the world’s demand for beef, while solving some of the most pressing issues of current industrial beef production.”

At the end of last year, Upside passed a significant milestone for lab-grown meats when it became the first manufacturer to receive the necessary pre-approval from the FDA to bring its products to market.

Despite the apparently rosy outlook, however, it’s clear that there are potentially significant problems facing lab-grown meat products as they draw nearer to being available for general sale.

Companies like Upside and the other Big Three like to stress that their products actually are meat, and choose a variety of names such as “cultured meat” or “cell-cultured meat” to describe them. But the truth is, their products differ from typical animal cells in that they will replicate eternally if placed under the right conditions, just like cancer. This brings with it safety but also image concerns.

If we wanted to, we could eat malignant chicken tumors by the bucketload. “It’s essentially impossible for a cell from one species to gain a foothold in the tissues of another species,” says [Dr. Robert] Weinberg. “So even if one were to take highly malignant cells from a cow and drink them, I don’t see what the problem would be.”

– Bloomberg BusinessWeek

While “prominent cancer researchers” reassured Bloomberg that, “because the cells aren’t human, it’s essentially impossible for people who eat them to get cancer from them”, or for the cells to go on replicating inside a human body, the truth is that there are no long-term safety data for consumption of “meat” produced from immortalized cell lines.

The first immortalized human cell line was produced from cancer cells taken from Henrietta Lacks in 1951, at Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore. The sample was taken from Lacks without her informed consent, and her treatment is held up as a test case of failed medical ethics. Despite the ethical controversy that still surrounds their use, the HeLa line of cells, as it is known, has been responsible for a number of scientific and medical breakthroughs. Immortalized human cells were used to develop a number of the COVID-19 shots, for example.

Producers of lab-grown meat favor immortal cell lines for much the same reasons scientists do. Since normal cells will only go on dividing so long, constant samples would need to be taken from animals to continue production. As well as increasing costs, this would also give the lie to the claim that lab-grown meats are “cruelty free”, since animals would still need to be raised – and ultimately slaughtered at some point – to produce them.

Some companies, like Eat Just, don’t want to talk about these concerns publicly, while others say that they have created cell lines that “don’t share any genetic signatures with cancer cells”, a claim which two of Bloomberg’s scientific advisors thought doubtful.

Recurring questions about safety won’t go away, sources told Bloomberg, even at insider events and conferences. Confidence isn’t improved by waivers attached to tasting samples which state that the products’ “properties are not completely known”. At a VIP tasting session for Wildtype, a manufacturer of “cultured salmon”, in Brooklyn last year, New York Mayor Eric Adams is reported to have left without trying the “fish”.

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While the Big Three are continuing to push on with the use of immortalized cell lines – Eat Just is moving forward with a plan to construct enough bioreactors to produce 30 million pounds of their product a year – other lab-grown-meat companies are already abandoning them in favor of other, slower, methods of producing their “cultured meat”. Among them are Aleph, which Leonardo DiCaprio invested in, and IntegriCulture. Both companies recognize that the use of immortalized cell lines is likely to prove a high barrier to “consumer acceptance” of their products, as Aleph’s CEO puts it.

MAKING THE UNPALATABLE PALATABLE (KIND OF).

Consumer acceptance is already a serious problem for plant-based meats. Numerous scientific studies and surveys have shown that consumers don’t believe the taste or health claims made for the products. One amusing survey of Australian men revealed that 70 percent would prefer to lose ten years of their lives than give up meat.

Sympathetic researchers have counseled producers of plant-based alternatives to lean instead on social pressure to try and convince consumers that their products are preferable to their traditional counterparts. As one study concludes, “highlighting the social benefits of plant-based menu items would convince more consumers to choose them over meat-based options.”

This is a strategy companies like Oatly are now relying on heavily.

Although plant-based companies have faced public safety concerns of their own in the past, for novel ingredients like Impossible’s “heme”, which makes their burgers “bleed”, none have had to face the dreaded “C-word”, one of the most feared in the English language. There can be no doubt that consumers’ ears will prick if cancer is mentioned, especially if opponents of lab-grown meat, including livestock farmers, start to make a real noise about the risk. Social pressure is unlikely to work on consumers who fear there might be a risk, however small, that they could get cancer from eating – cancer.

Opponents would be fools not to exploit these potential fears. Producers of traditional animal products need all the help they can get to protect their livelihoods. Over the last three years, inflation has been weaponized to drive food transformation and this will only continue as it becomes clearer that people will not change their dietary habits voluntarily. In a shocking op-ed for the New York Times last summer, Annalise Griffin acknowledged that inflation could, and should, be used to get people to stop eating meat, whether they like it or not. Expect other tricks as well.

While it might seem distasteful to suggest advocates of traditional animal foods play up the risks of using immortalized cell lines as food, the anti-meat lobby has used fearmongering to great effect for the last eighty years. Since the 1940s, flimsy data and gerrymandered studies paid for by margarine manufacturers and other interested parties have helped drive us further and further away from the nutrient-dense foods that allowed our ancestors to thrive.

The results have been disastrous for our health, and indeed for our freedom. With so much at stake, if we don’t want to live in a “plant-based future”, now isn’t the time to hold back.

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(UK)Asda and Morrisons imposing purchase limits on some fruits and vegetables due to supply challenges

https://news.sky.com/story/asda-limits-purchase-of-some-fruits-and-vegetables-due-to-supply-challenges-12816521

The National Farmers' Union had warned Sky News of the risk of rationing as farmers struggled with high energy costs. Fruit and vegetable production was already falling, the union said.

Asda and Morrisons are imposing limits on some of the fruit and vegetables customers can buy due to supply shortages.

Asda is temporarily limiting the purchase of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, salad bags, broccoli, cauliflower and raspberries to three of each item per customer.

"Like other supermarkets, we are experiencing sourcing challenges on some products that are grown in southern Spain and North Africa," an Asda spokesman said.

"We have introduced a temporary limit of three of each product on a very small number of fruit and vegetable lines, so customers can pick up the products they are looking for."

Morrisons said it would introduce a limit of two items per customer across tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and peppers from Wednesday.

The move follows a warning from the National Farmers' Union that a range of British vegetables risk being rationed as farmers struggle with high energy costs.

Production of some fruits and vegetables grown in British heated and covered buildings - such as cucumbers and tomatoes - was already falling, the NFU president said.

"I think there are going to be challenges on availability of some food items," said Minette Batters, including other salad vegetables grown indoors.

Vegetables grown in fields - such as cauliflowers, potatoes and purple sprouted broccoli may also be impacted, she said.

Weather in southern Europe and northern Africa had disrupted crops including tomatoes and peppers, the retail businesses trade association said.

The British Retail Consortium said Britain typically imports 95% of its tomatoes and 90% of lettuces from December to March.

Growers in Morocco have struggled with cold weather, heavy rain and floods. The problem continued down the supply chain as suppliers were hit by ferry cancellations, affecting lorry transport.

Spanish crops have also been affected by bad weather in the past three to four weeks.

Other British supermarkets are understood to be considering limits similar to Asda.

A government energy support scheme was established for energy intensive industries but horticulture was not covered. Sectors such as steel fall under the remit of the scheme.

https://expose-news.com/2023/02/21/world-bank-president-steps-down-after-accusations/

World Bank President steps down after accusations of “climate change denier”

David Malpass has stepped down as president of the World Bank, with a year still left before the end of his five-year term.

Appointed by US President Donald Trump in 2019, Malpass, an economic analyst, resigned months after he faced criticism for being a climate change denier. In September, during an interview, he had dithered and declined to agree that fossil fuel consumption is warming the planet.

Malpass later acknowledged manmade climate change and improved climate financing at the World Bank, doubling its climate commitments to $32 billion. In his resignation statement, Malpass said he quit early to “pursue new challenges” and “provide opportunity for a smooth leadership transfer.”

His retirement coincides with efforts by Janet Yellen, the US treasury secretary, to reform the World Bank and increase climate-related loans. In mid-April, Yellen said, World Bank governors will adopt updates to the institution’s vision and mission

Traditionally, the US chooses World Bank presidents, and its choices have invariably been American bankers or economists. But not only are US priorities increasingly out of step with the goals of international financial institutions, chair of the US Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum Mark Sobel wrote, but the choice of a non-American bank president would counter regionalism.

The World Bank gives developing nations billions every year; in 2022, it committed $104 billion to projects around the world. But the bank has been criticised for not sufficiently helping climate-impacted countries and for burdening poor countries with debt. A non-American head would do more than symbolically herald a new world order; they would also come with a different understanding of the most urgent priorities facing developing, climate-hit nations today.

It doesn’t, however, seem like the Biden administration is in the mood to break the unwritten code of the World Bank presidency. Rajiv Shah, the head of the Rockefeller Foundation; Samantha Power, the former US ambassador to the UN; and Indra Nooyi, the former CEO of Pepsico have all been floated as potential replacements for Malpass by global development experts – and they’re all American.

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The US should appoint a non-American to head the World Bank

US priorities are not always in step with the World Bank and other international financial institutions

David Malpass has stepped down as president of the World Bank, with a year still left before the end of his five-year term.

Appointed by US president Donald Trump in 2019, Malpass, an economic analyst, resigned months after he faced criticism for being a climate-change denier. In September, during an interview, he had dithered and declined to agree that fossil fuel consumption is warming the planet.

Malpass later acknowledged manmade climate change and improved climate financing at the World Bank, doubling its climate commitments to $32 billion. In his resignation statement, Malpass said he quit early to “pursue new challenges” and “provide opportunity for a smooth leadership transfer.”

His retirement coincides with efforts by Janet Yellen, the US treasury secretary, to reform the World Bank and increase climate-related loans. In mid-April, Yellen said, World Bank governors will adopt updates to the institution’s vision and mission

Who should run the World Bank?

Yellen has said that the choice of the next head of the World Bank, based in Washington DC, would be “merit-based.” But does that include non-American candidates?

Traditionally, the US chooses World Bank presidents, and its choices have invariably been American bankers or economists. (The head of the International Monetary Fund, by contrast, has always been European, because the choices of western European nations are heavily weighted in the selection process.) These conventions are outdated, argued Mark Sobel, the chair of the US Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, in 2019.

Not only are US priorities increasingly out of step with the goals of international financial institutions, Sobel wrote, but the choice of a non-American bank president would counter regionalism. The World Bank’s global credibility would rise. It could push back against the kind of opaque bilateral financing (such as Chinese official lending) that tips developing countries into unsustainable debt, Sobel added.

The US is interested in global issues like poverty, climate change, and pandemics, and it wants the World Bank to lead on these issues, Charles Kenny, an economist and senior fellow at the Center for Global Development, told Quartz.

“It would be great for the US to put its money where its mouth is and say, as part of wanting the World Bank to step up and global leadership, [that] we’re going to make sure that the leader of the institution is the best person we can find globally, not on the basis of having a US passport,” Kenny said.

The World Bank gives developing nations billions every year; in 2022, it committed $104 billion to projects around the world. But the bank has been criticized for not sufficiently helping climate-impacted countries and for burdening poor countries with debt. A non-American head would do more than symbolically herald a new world order; they would also come with a different understanding of the most urgent priorities facing developing, climate-hit nations today.

It doesn’t, however, seem like the Biden administration is in the mood to break the unwritten code of the World Bank presidency. Rajiv Shah, the head of the Rockefeller Foundation; Samantha Power, the former US ambassador to the UN; and Indra Nooyi, the former CEO of Pepsico have all been floated as potential replacements for Malpass by global development experts—and they’re all American.

https://qz.com/the-us-should-appoint-a-non-american-to-head-the-world-1850121994

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China ready to join forces with Russia to decisively defend national interests — Wang Yi

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China ready to join forces with Russia to decisively defend national interests — Wang Yi

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MOSCOW, February 21. /TASS/. The People’s Republic of China is ready to join forces with Russia to decisively stand up for national interests and promote mutually beneficial cooperation in all areas, Wang Yi, director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Communist Party of China’s Central Committee, said on Tuesday as he met with Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev.

"During a virtual meeting at the end of last year our leaders (Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin - TASS) came up with a plan for further development of bilateral relations. We are ready to join forces with the Russian side, in accordance with the high-level agreements, to decisively stand up for national interests and virtues, and promote mutually beneficial cooperation in all areas," he said.

Wang Yi said China will "together with all like-minded partners further promote the development of the international order in the direction of equitable development." The diplomat also said that the consultations of Beijing and Moscow on strategic security issues are some of the highly effective communications between the parties, and play a unique role in strengthening mutual trust and interaction.

Wang Yi also drew attention to the fact that in the context of the changing international situation, it’s important to compare notes, in a timely and in-depth manner, on the bilateral agenda and the issues of the international and regional dimension.

"It’s necessary to unlock the potential of this mechanism, and it’s also necessary to develop new steps of strategic interaction in accordance with the changing situation in order to provide the necessary guarantees for national development," he said. "I want to fully join your appreciation of the strategic cooperation between the two countries."

Wang Yi said China and Russia, as permanent members of the UN Security Council, bear a very important responsibility for peace in the world.

Canadian man charged with second-degree murder after shooting armed home invader with legally owned gun.

A man from Milton, Ontario, in Canada has been charged with second-degree murder after shooting a man who was trying to rob his home, as part of a five-man home invasion, according to the Toronto Star. One intruder was pronounced dead after being shot, and one more was arrested, while the remaining three are still at large.

At approximately 5 a.m., the suspects went to the house with the intent to commit robbery, according to police. The group was confronted by the man charged with the murder offense, Ali Mian, 22, and multiple gunshots were fired inside the home.

According to Mian's lawyer, Jag Virk, Mian lives with his mother, who was being attacked by one of the intruders, who was in possession of a firearm during the invasion.

“The intruder had a gun and was attacking his mother,” Virk said.

The lawyer also told the outlet that Mian's gun is legally registered and that he only fired it once without the intention to kill. After shooting the armed man, Mian allegedly called the police.

The intruder, who was shot and killed, has not been identified by police. However, one of the alleged home invaders has been identified as Romario Clarke, 20, and charged with breaking and entering and unauthorized possession of a firearm.

Police were only able to identify the group's getaway car as a light-colored Dodge Charger.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau famously said in 2022 that citizens can't use guns for "self-protection" in the country.

"We have a culture where the difference is, guns can be used for hunting or for sport-shooting in Canada, and there are lots of gun owners, and they're mostly law-respecting and law abiding, but you can't use a gun for self-protection in Canada. That's not a right that you have in the Constitution or anywhere else," Trudeau said.

Halton Region is no stranger to controversy, even with its police force once coming under scrutiny in 2017 for encouraging pronoun use among residents. Halton Police told the public to ask others what their "preferred pronouns" are — and took it a step further by publishing a "Handy Guide to Pronouns."

This is the same region in which the school board has asked students to walk to to school and even wear an extra sweater so administrators can turn down the heat in their schools to "fight climate change."

In addition, Halton District also employs the infamous teacher with gigantic, prosthetic breasts, defending the teacher's gender identity despite public outcry and international condemnation.

Both Mian and the arrested intruder are awaiting trial.

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Directed energy weapons, similar to what was used on the British Embassy in Moscow back in the 1970s? 🤔

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Could you please send me the research about this? Because here, in my country, when we express these things, we are declared conspirators. For example, like the ”havana syndrome". 🙏🏾🌺

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Microwaves in the cold war: the Moscow embassy study and its interpretation. Review of a retrospe…

From 1953 to 1976, beams of microwaves of 2.5 to 4.0 GHz were aimed at the US embassy building in Moscow. An extensive study investigated the

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Microwaves in the cold war: the Moscow embassy study and its interpretation. Review of a retrospective cohort study

Abstract

Background

From 1953 to 1976, beams of microwaves of 2.5 to 4.0 GHz were aimed at the US embassy building in Moscow. An extensive study investigated the health of embassy staff and their families, comparing Moscow embassy staff with staff in other Eastern European US embassies. The resulting large report has never been published in peer reviewed literature.

Methods

The original report and other published comments or extracts from the report were reviewed.

Results

The extensive study reports on mortality and morbidity, recorded on medical records and by regular examinations, and on self-reported symptoms. Exposure levels were low, but similar or greater than present-day exposures to radiofrequencies sources such as cell phone base stations. The conclusions were that no adverse health effects of the radiation were shown. The study validity depends on the assumption that staff at the other embassies were not exposed to similar radiofrequencies. This has been questioned, and other interpretations of the data have been presented.

Conclusions

The conclusions of the original report are supported. Contrary conclusions given in some other reports are due to misinterpretation of the results.

‘It’s an attack on Christians’: San Diego college system terminating employees for refusing COVID jab

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SAN DIEGO (LifeSiteNews) – More than two dozen Christian employees of a San Diego community college system are being targeted for termination after not receiving dangerous, ineffective, COVID-19 gene-based “vaccine” injections in the wake of three of their colleagues having already been fired on January 19.

San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) remains the only college system in the state of California to adopt a policy of firing employees for declining to receive the abortion-tainted COVID-19 injections due to their religious convictions.

“I am one of at least 30 Christian employees at SDCCD that have been purposely targeted for termination, even now, for not accepting to take a fetus cell-tainted injection,” wrote mathematics professor Carlos de la Lama in an email correspondence with LifeSiteNews.

De la Lama’s career at the institution has stretched more than three decades, including 26 years as department chair being voted in by his colleagues every two years.

He is also a member of the Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima, having received a personalized affidavit from Bishop Athanasius Schneider to assist in securing a religious exemption from any institutional mandate to receive abortion-tainted vaccines or other biological injections.

After SDCCD initially ensured employees in the summer of 2021 that their jobs would not be threatened by the institution’s COVID gene-based vaccine mandates, they liberally granted both medical and religious exemptions.

However, the policy changed in September when the local American Federation of Teachers (AFT) union began putting pressure on SDCCD — not to protect their members from having their human and civil rights infringed with mandatory experimental injections in violation of the Nuremberg Code — but rather to exert more pressure on the institution to coerce these employees to accept these gene-based injections with threats of termination.

SDCCD takes aim at devout Christians, first denying religious exemptions, then accommodations

All employees who had previously received exemptions had to reapply at this time with “a whole new level of scrutiny and criteria,” according to de la Lama. And in October 2021, religious exemption applications began being denied while medical exemptions were granted, indicating an illegal act of discrimination.

“The Civil Rights Act of 1964 absolutely protects religion as a protected class,” the professor explained in a telephone interview with LifeSiteNews. “The moment the employer actually has a secular exemption … they have to provide a religious one [as well] because that’s the law.”

In response, this group of disenfranchised employees retained the services of constitutional attorney and former judge, Gary Kreep, who put SDCCD on notice of violating the law in this regard on October 26, 2021.

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Two days later, SDCCD recanted their prior decisions and approved the religious exemptions. However, the law also allows employers to reject providing an accommodation for any exemption if it involves an undue burden on the employer.

In the late spring of 2022, the job of adjudicating these exemptions and accommodations was delegated to vice chancellor of human resources Gregory Smith who has, according to de la Lama, denied reasonable accommodations for employees with religious exemptions, even while his office has generously approved accommodations for those who received medical exemptions.

This is the case despite these different employees often working “in the same building, same office suite, same classrooms, and perhaps even with the same students,” de la Lama explained. “So, our contention is that they’re certainly targeting religious exemptions” of which virtually all have been filed by devout Christians.

Joanna Aud, one of the employees terminated on January 19, explained to local news station KUSI that SDCCD denied her accommodation despite the fact that her primary job was to prepare classes alone in a lab.

“Students are not required to be vaccinated,” Aud explained. “So, as a student, I could actually enroll in a class that typically I would prep. I could be in that class as a student [in] a full classroom [with] no problem. But I have been denied an accommodation to actually prep that class alone in an empty classroom. Somehow, that’s an undue hardship [for SDCCD].”

Medical Freedom Activist: ‘It’s an attack on Christians’

Amy Reichert is cofounder of ReOpen San Diego, an organization that through litigation helped put legal pressure on the City of San Diego, leading to the city council ending its COVID-19 emergency declaration and employee “vaccine” mandate on January 24.

In a February 9 interview with a local news program, host Carl DeMaio asked Reichert if she thought the SDCCD decision makers might be using this mandate as a means to “weed out conservatives” from their workforce.

The mother and activist, who is also running for San Diego County Supervisor, responded this was not necessarily the case, but rather, “to be honest with you, [I think] it’s an attack on Christians.”

“I know that sounds like a lot, but the people that got fired [in] the last round, and [those] coming up, aren’t people that are necessarily conservatives. These are people who are immigrants, people who are Latino,” and others who are black, including Dr. Tracy Kiser, who is also in the midst of a high-risk pregnancy and is about to lose both her livelihood and health insurance.

Targeted black female professor: ‘Deeply held religious beliefs’ ‘no longer part of the diversity’ SDCCD ‘claims to embrace’

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Charged with the ultimate decision of terminating these conscientious objectors is the District’s Board of Trustees (BOT) whose individual bios, along with that of the chancellor, are sprinkled with woke buzzwords such as “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.”

In a December 15 testimony before the BOT, Dr. Kiser called out the irony asking, “Are freedom and religious beliefs no longer part of the ‘diversity’ which this institution claims to embrace?”

“Why am I no longer the kind of person the district deems to have a meaningful role in my department, not because of my job performance but only because of my deeply held religious beliefs?” she demanded.

Public Sector AFT ‘union boss’ a ‘Branch Covidian’ who wields too much power

According to Reichert, behind the BOT’s unanimous stance on this policy is public sector AFT “union boss” Jim Mahler, whom she described as “a complete and total Branch Covidian” who has not accepted the CDC’s admission that the “vaccines” do not stop infection or transmission of the virus, and thus “there is no moral or scientific or legal reason to still have mandates and to fire people in 2023.”

As explained by de la Lama, “every single member of our board of trustees is backed by this particular union, every one. And so, they’re really beholden to [Mahler].”

And this union president doesn’t only enjoy the loyalty of the BOT members due to positive incentives alone, but fear of reprisals as well. In the past, de la Lama explains how the union has revoked their endorsement from members and given it to a recruited challenger, with full financial backing, when they have “voted against something that was not in line with whatever this particular union president wanted.”

“So, the board members know that they are really in those positions because the union has supported and given them,” de la Lama summarized.

With BOT expected to fire six more Christian employees March 2, Reichert warns ‘a legal freight train is coming your way’

At the March 2 BOT meeting, six more Christian employees are slated to be terminated, including Kiser and de la Lama. According to the latter, “there are at least another 25-30 more … [who] have also been told that they are next.”

Despite SDCCD Chancellor Carlos Cortez providing a dramatic personal witness to the negative efficacy of COVID-19 gene-based injections, having been “quad vaccinated” and “testing positive” for the virus multiple times, he has assured correspondents protesting the injustice of such terminations, on behalf of the BOT, “we have no intention of changing our policy going forward.”

Speaking to Paul Rudy of KUSI News last week, Reichert said, “I have a message for the San Diego College District: Stand down. Reverse course. You’re hurting and you’re harming your own employees. You’re violating their civil rights. ReOpen San Diego filed a federal lawsuit against the City of San Diego and won, and a legal freight train is coming your way. You will not do this to your employees. Not on our watch.”

With litigation continuing, these Christian plaintiffs have requested prayers and financial support for their legal efforts. To donate to their United for Civil Rights legal defense, click here.

To make your voice heard to the SDCCD Board of Trusties, Jim Mahler and others with just a few clicks, go to their Voter Voice campaign here.

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Mutations in Toll like receptor 7 linked to Lupus.

Too bad BNT162b2 interacts with TLR7.

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Might explain why there is so much lupus in VAERs?

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cardiac arrest - electrical malfunction.

what are the jabs effecting? cardiac function

are there metals in them? yes- lipid nanoparticles include nano metals, suspended in hydrogel which traverses the blood/brain barrier

what is spirit? does it exist in/as electrical charge? define possession…

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>trigger attacks

or deliver spirits

consider 5G+

broadcasting platforms

charged transmission propagation nodes

"gain of function"

who becomes the passenger(s)?

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prerhaps?

(you) ARE charge

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>Catholic

Careful who you follow.

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