By  Ian Miler

The party of “Science” apparently misled hundreds of millions of people on the actual science surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic. Stop the presses.

Starting in early 2020, the combined efforts of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the CDC, the Department of Health and Human Services, and their partners in the media caused an untold amount of damage to society and public health and might have even created conditions for increased Covid spread. How? By repeatedly, profoundly, and often purposefully communicating inaccurate information while spending hundreds of millions of dollars to get their preferred messages across.

Now, a new, massive 113-page report from the US House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee has detailed the remarkable abuses from the Biden-Harris administration and the manner in which they communicated during Covid.

Biden, CDC Partners Literally Wasted a Fortune to Lie to the American People

The report details a number of unbelievable inaccuracies in 2021 coming from the Biden administration’s communications team and the CDC’s messaging apparatus. Fauci and Francis Collins’ National Institutes of Health were also responsible, creating guidance using taxpayer money, nearly $1 billion per the report, that misled millions of people and caused unimaginable harm in the process.

While the Biden-Harris administration’s public health guidance led to prolonged closures of schools and businesses, the NIH was spending nearly a billion dollars of taxpayer money trying to manipulate Americans with advertisements—sometimes containing erroneous or unproven information. By overpromising what the Covid-19 vaccines could do—in direct contradiction of the FDA’s authorizations—and over emphasizing the virus’s risk to children and young adults, the Biden-Harris administration caused Americans to lose trust in the public health system,” Committee Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) said after the report’s release. “Our investigation also uncovered the extent to which public funding went to Big Tech companies to track and monitor Americans, underscoring the need for stronger online data privacy protections.”

One of the most damaging, and woefully incorrect messaging campaigns centered on vaccine efficacy against infection. As the report details, Biden’s “Stop the Spread” campaign was a pervasive marketing effort in conjunction with the CDC that claimed vaccines would end the pandemic by reducing infections. That had enormous knock-on effects, including decreasing trust in all vaccinations and ultimately harming public health.

“The entire premise of the Biden-Harris ‘Stop the Spread’ campaign was that if you got vaccinated for COVID-19, you could resume daily activities because they said vaccinated people would not spread the disease,” said Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations Chair Morgan Griffith (R-VA). “Despite lacking scientific basis, the administration bought into this CDC claim and misled the American public. As a result, vaccination coverage with other vaccines appears to have declined, I believe because of a growing distrust of information coming from our public health institutions.”

This campaign was even more disingenuous and purposefully misleading than previously realized. The “Stop the Spread” publicity blitz hid in plain sight a message from the CDC that even they didn’t know whether the vaccines actually stopped infection or transmission. The report shared a screenshot of a page from the Biden administration’s marketing that specifically said “science” wasn’t sure how well the vaccines worked against infection.

Yet the Biden administration made life-altering policy decisions such as vaccine mandates, discriminatory entry processes, and military vaccination requirements regardless. And that was in addition to the less quantifiable impacts like nudging millions of people to follow their preferred course of action.

CDC Guidance Exacerbated Existing Problems

The report also explains how the Biden administration relied heavily on guidance from the CDC, an organization that thoroughly disgraced itself during the pandemic. There were several examples highlighted, chief among them that CDC “experts” went far beyond what even the FDA claimed Covid vaccines could do.

Without evidence, the report says Biden’s marketing claimed that “COVID vaccines were highly effective against transmission.” Within just a few months, it was clear that all the available evidence pointed towards the exact opposite direction. Per the report, this had a “negative impact on vaccine confidence and the CDC’s credibility when proven untrue.”

The CDC also had “inconsistent and flawed messaging about the effectiveness of masks,” which created seemingly endless mandates and, again, overconfidence in an ineffective policy. Some of those mandates even continue to this day.

That’s just the tip of their misinformation. A wealth of data and public embarrassments for the CDC confirmed that the organization “consistently overstated the risk of COVID-19 to children,” the report states. That fear-mongering had disastrous consequences, from unnecessarily terrifying parents to prolonged school closures and lack of socialization—setting an entire generation of children back in the process.

Still, after being repeatedly and profoundly proven wrong, the CDC has demonstrated they’ve yet to learn their lesson. In late 2024, the CDC continues to recommend Covid-19 vaccines for babies starting at six months old. That makes the US a global outlier compared to European nations that have maintained at least some level of intellectual honesty.

How Do We Fix CDC Abuses?

The report detailed several recommendations to fix these organizations after their disastrous work during the pandemic. Even implementing just a select few, listed below, would do wonders for fixing the institutional rot that influenced these mistakes.

• Congress should consider clarifying responsibility for evaluating the safety of vaccines and streamlining existing reporting systems for capturing vaccine injuries and adverse reactions.
• HHS and its agencies should embrace a culture of transparency and accountability.
• The CDC and federal public health officials should not attempt to silence dissenting scientific opinions.

Also highlighted in the report is how the CDC and NIH used their weight in their attempts to censor scientists who dissented from their preferred narratives. Beyond their mistakes, profound inaccuracies, and nearly unlimited spending, their censorship efforts are equally concerning.

As we learned during Covid, if there’s one thing “experts” hate, it’s being told that they were proven wrong. Instead of learning, adjusting, and apologizing, they move to censor, criticize and mislead. This new report is the latest confirmation of these unacceptable “mistakes.” And reaffirms the importance of ensuring they never happen again.

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Via https://brownstone.org/articles/the-biden-harris-administration-wasted-nearly-one-billion-on-misinformation/

Ulrich Rippert

With Volkswagen management planning a radical cost-cutting program, Central Works Council Chairwoman Daniela Cavallo, of the IG Metall trade union, announced yesterday that at least three German plants are to be closed and tens of thousands of jobs cut.

On Monday morning, the works council invited workers to information meetings at all German plants. Some 25,000 employees gathered at the main plant in Wolfsburg alone. A works council leaflet, which was distributed en masse on Monday, begins with the words: “It is a declaration of war of historic proportions on its own workforce and entire home regions at the heart of the Group.” It continued:

In connection with job losses for tens of thousands of us, the Board of Management intends to enforce the following: close at least three VW factories in Germany, shrink virtually all plants still existing in Germany, also separate from previous core areas and, on top of that, enforce massive pay losses for the remaining employees.

All this is “not sabre rattling” as a tactic in the current round of collective bargaining, the VW works council explained, as the board really wants all this and considers that the cost-cutting plan has “no alternative and no room for concessions.” The Central Works Council was informed in advance, but the Board of Directors refused to come clean to its own employees. “That is why your works councils are now forced to inform you about this.”

The financial daily Handelsblatt quoted from an internal strategy paper, which is referred to as a “poison list” in management circles. According to the paper, further massive social attacks are planned. They include, among other things, major wage cuts, the outsourcing of individual administrative areas and pay freezes for the years 2025 and 2026.

Chief Human Resources Officer Gunnar Kilian said in a media release that the Board of Management had decided not to disclose any further details about the planned measures in the cost-cutting programme: “We adhere to the principle agreed in codetermination to first conduct the discussion about the future of Volkswagen AG internally with our negotiating partners.”

On Wednesday, negotiations between management and IG Metall on a new company collective bargaining agreement will enter the second round. During the first round in September VW rejected IG Metall’s demands for a 7 percent wage increase and instead pushed for savings. According to Cavallo, VW is now demanding a 10 percent wage cut and pay freezes in the next two years.

Many VW workers are shocked. The largest European carmaker already announced a “cost-cutting policy” in the summer and terminated the employment guarantee that had been in place for decades. But Monday’s announcements exceeded all fears. The VW Group has long been known in Germany for relatively high wages and social benefits with jobs considered crisis-proof, from apprenticeship to retirement.

The works council chief’s apparent indignation on Monday was, however, all for show. In truth, the works council is involved in all management discussions and is directly involved in the preparation of the plans to shut plants. The works council and IG Metall are responsible within management for designing the social attacks in such a way that resistance to them can be suppressed. The confidentiality up to now was also agreed upon and the announcement now made by the works council two days before the next round of negotiations was deliberately calculated.

Cavallo and her IG Metall colleagues speak of an attack “on us” and try to present themselves as representatives of workers’ interests. The reality is the opposite. The fact that the works council speaks of “historic” attacks, but has so far not initiated any combat measures against them, shows this. In no other German company is the cooperation between the owners, management and trade unions as close and sophisticated as at Volkswagen.

Head of Human Resources Gunnar Kilian, who is responsible for the plan to shutter plants and for layoffs, was General Secretary of the works council before moving to the Board of Directors. He was considered the “closest confidant” of Cavallo’s predecessor Bernd Osterloh and his “mastermind.”

The VW Group has in the past been described as the epitome of social partnership and as a “German codetermination model.” IG Metall and the works council, together with an army of full-time officials, ensure that the decisions of the Executive Board and Supervisory Board are implemented smoothly.

The head of IG Metall traditionally serves as Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Group, assisted by the works council, which, due to statutory codetermination, together with IGM, occupies half of the Supervisory Board. The other half is accounted for by Porsche Holding, which is controlled by the Porsche and Piech families and owns 53 percent of the ordinary shares, the Emirate of Qatar (17 percent) and the Social Democratic Party-governed state of Lower Saxony (20 percent).

The VW Group is thus practically dominated by a triumvirate of trade unions, works councils and the SPD. Ex-IGM head Jörg Hofmann, General Works Council Chairman Daniela Cavallo and Lower Saxony Minister President Stephan Weil (SPD) sit on the eight-member Supervisory Board, where all important decisions are discussed.

In order to repel the planned attacks and to defend all plants and jobs, it is necessary to break the conspiracy of the trade union apparatus, works council and SPD and to initiate a genuine struggle. This requires the establishment of independent rank-and-file committees in which all VW workers who seriously want to fight join forces. The first initiative has already been taken last month with the founding of the VW Rank-and-File Committee.

Rank-and-file committees already exist in several car plants and have joined forces to form a network. It is part of the International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees (IWA-RFC), which coordinates the growing struggles of the working class worldwide. The development of rank-and-file committees at VW must be geared towards making the fight against the savage cost-cutting at VW part of a systematic, international counter-offensive by workers throughout the automotive and parts industries.

The cost-cutting at VW is part of a global offensive by the car companies, which—supported by national governments and trade union bureaucracies—are fighting a bitter battle for market share and higher returns, and are using the switch to electric mobility to lay off hundreds of thousands.

Ford is shutting down its plant in Saarlouis and is now attacking the workers in Cologne and Valencia. With Stellantis, “hardly a stone remains on top of another,” as the daily FAZ writes. The CEO Carlos Tavares, who is notorious as a “cost killer,” is destroying thousands of jobs in the US and Italy. The Opel plant in Eisenach is not spared either, and of the 15,000 jobs that once existed at the Opel main plant in Rüsselsheim, only 8,300 remain.

A veritable massacre is taking place in the supplier industry. ZF Friedrichshafen is destroying 14,000 jobs and Continental 7,000. Almost daily, smaller companies with several hundred employees close. The software group SAP is also cutting 10,000 jobs, ThyssenKrupp is cutting its steel division, the chemical group Bayer is destroying 5,000 jobs and BASF is closing two sites in Cologne and Frankfurt-Höchst.

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Via https://www.globalresearch.ca/volkswagen-closure-3-plants-germany/5871347

[Source: automagazine.pt]

Jeremy Kuzmarov

Cuba was accepted with 12 other countries as an associate member of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) at the 16^th BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia in late October.

The other new associate members, which bring the BRICS grouping to over 4.6 billion people, or 57% of global population, are Algeria, Belarus, Bolivia, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.

The expansion of BRICS grants the new associate member countries the status of “partners,” a position that could open the door to full BRICS membership in the future.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel was absent from the Kazan summit because he was dealing with Cuba’s recent nationwide blackout, a product of an outdated infrastructure system and Hurricane Oscar’s destruction. Both challenges are amplified crises due to the draconian U.S. blockade on Cuba, which restricts the import of key infrastructural needs by financial, economic, and diplomatic coercion.

Díaz-canel wrote on X that: “#Cuba is honored to enter as a partner country in the #BRICS, five letters and a great hope for the countries of the South, on the arduous path towards a more just, democratic, equitable, and sustainable international order.”

Díaz-canel’s remarks were echoed by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, who attended the Kazan summit.

He spotlighted the potential of the New Development Bank—headed by former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff—as a “favorable financial alternative for countries in the Global South” that could help “reduce the influence of the U.S. dollar,” which Rodríguez Parrilla said is “frequently used as an instrument of pressure that has a very negative impact on the quality of life of many of our people.”

Rodríguez Parrilla noted that Cuba was happy to join BRICS since it had “emerged as a key player of growing relevance, authority and leadership on the global geopolitical stage and a real hope for the countries of the South in their complex path towards” a better future.

Cuba stands to benefit in particular from alternative economic arrangements and trading alliances that could help offset the crippling effects of the U.S. economic blockade, a cruel form of punishment that costs Cuba an estimated $455 million per month.

Kazan Summit

Attended by representatives of 36 countries (20 were heads of state), the Kazan summit took place amidst the backdrop of impending global war caused by the relentless aggressiveness of the United States and allies like Israel.

A summit communiqué called for ending the Ukraine war “through dialogue and diplomacy,” expressed “grave concern” at the “mass killing and injury of civilians, forced displacement and widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure” in Gaza, and criticized the Israeli assault and bombardment of southern Lebanon. The communiqué additionally cited “the disruptive effect of unlawful unilateral coercive measures, including illegal sanctions” on economic life.”

As a remedy for the latter, delegates proposed creation of an independent payment infrastructure, called “BRICS Clear,” which aims to reduce dependence on the U.S. dollar and will render obsolete sanctions applied by the U.S. that restrict bank transfers under the current SWIFT international messaging system.^[1]

Delegates to the Kazan summit further endorsed the use of local currencies in financial transactions between BRICS countries and their trading partners.

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed the establishment of a BRICS “investment platform” to foster physical economic growth, and the creation of a BRICS Grain Exchange to ensure fairer pricing and help ensure food security in developing countries while taking food supplies out of the hands of international speculators.

Over time Putin said that the exchange could grow into a broader commodity exchange including for oil, which would help ensure fair pricing and energy security across the Global South.

Chinese Premier Xi Jinping opened the Kazan summit by calling on BRICS to “help guide the world along the overarching trend of peace and development.”

Xi asked the other leaders: “Should we allow the world to descend into the abyss of disorder and chaos, or should we strive to steer it back on the path of peace and development?”

He answered that the BRICS shared an “unwavering determination” and “willpower” to build “a shared future for mankind,” while voicing support for expanding the BRICS “in light of the rise of the Global South” and need to “enhance the representation and voice of developing nations in global governance.”

Speaking before President Xi, Putin emphasized in his speech the need for tightened cooperation between the BRICS countries and its new members in the realm of technology, education, efficient resource development, trade and logistics, finance and insurance, stating that “we have assumed responsibility for the future of the world, not only in word, but also in deed.”

Putin later told the BRICS Plus/Outreach session: “All our countries share similar aspirations, values and a vision of a new democratic world order that reflects cultural and civilizational diversity. We are confident that such a system should be guided by the universal principles of respect for the legitimate interests and sovereign choice of nations, respect for international law and a spirit of mutually beneficial, honest co-operation.”

Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov elaborated on the BRICS’s purpose and principles, in order to explain why the BRICS is not closed to any nation, even members of NATO or the EU (the admission of NATO-member Turkey as a new BRICS “partner state” served to prove his point):

“There is a political will that unites countries that share the same vision of development prospects. Be it political development, economic development, cultural development and so on. It is an atmosphere in which each other’s interests are taken into account. It is an atmosphere where there are no hegemonic aspirations,” he said.

These latter comments offered a jibe at the U.S. whose hegemonic aspirations have led the world to the brink of World War III.

The BRICS summit makes clear, however, the growth of a huge resistance bloc of nations that is intent on stopping the drive to war while establishing a more egalitarian global economic order.

Barriers to Success and Need for a New Socialist Internationale

One potential barrier to success of the BRICS is divisions among the member states, which is what crippled the non-aligned movement during the first Cold War.

The World Socialist Website (WSWS) pointed out in an article on the Kazan summit that “BRICS member or candidate states, including India and Pakistan or Iran and Saudi Arabia, have repeatedly fought or threatened to fight wars with each other.”

Brazil has also made a point of excluding Venezuela from BRICS because of criticism it has of its government, though Venezuela has been a crucial country in trying to lead Latin American countries towards a path of resource nationalism and away from dependence on the U.S.

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Via https://covertactionmagazine.com/2024/10/28/cuba-becomes-associate-member-of-brics/

Episode 3 Indo-European Languages in Europe

Language Families of the World

Dr John McWhorter

Film Review

The Germanic subfamily of Indo-European languages includes, German, English, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Yiddish and Afrikaans. All are descended from Gothic, which only survives as a written language.

Goths (and their language) seem to have originated in Denmark and migrated north to Scandinavia and South as far as Italy. The Goths used words like blood, bone, hand, run, stone, drink and good, all words that have no known Proto-Indo-European roots. It’s believed the Goths borrow these words from indigenous peoples who inhabited Europe prior to their arrival.

McWhorter also makes the point that there are three dozen Romance languages in addition to French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian. These include French Provencal and Occitan (spoke in southern France); Romansh (spoken in Switzerland), Sardinian, Sicilian and Piedmontese (spoken in Italy); and Aromanian (spoken in Romania).

The Balto-Slavic sub-family includes the Baltic languages Lithuanian and Latvian, Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatian and Bulgarian.

Greek is its own sub-family.

The Celtic sub-family includes Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Cornish and Breton (spoken in Brittany France). The Celts originated in the area around Austria and migrated both east and west. Celtic cloth patterns are found on Chinese mummies and plaid and twill patterns linked to Scotland have been traced back to the Caucasus mountains.

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https://www.kanopy.com/en/pukeariki/watch/video/6120000/6120006

By Rhoda Wilson

What does life look like in 15-minute cities that have already been realised in the Netherlands? How can we recognise the transformation of our cities into smart cities and, in particular, how can we prevent it? Dutch activist Maartje van den Berg discusses this in a recent interview with KLA.

Last week alternative news channel KLA interviewed Maartje van den Berg to discuss “smart cities” and 15-minute cities in Holland.

“These so-called ‘smart cities’ and ‘15-minute cities’ of ours [in The Netherlands] are being sold to us as being ‘green’ and ‘healthy’.  And at the same time, people should live in their own neighbourhoods and be happy being in them where everything is in their own surroundings and you don’t need to go out.  And if you need a car, because they are made car-free zones, and if you need to go out [of your neighbourhood] you’d better share a car with somebody else.  They’ve made hubs outside cities where you can share a car or share bicycles,” she said.

This is not only being planned, she explained, it is already being implemented in small towns and municipalities all over Holland.  And in 2025, in three months, Amsterdam is going to be introducing “zero carbon emissions” zones. Where “diesel trucks and vans are not allowed to enter our cities,” van den Berg said.  At the same time, they are building hubs where shared cars will be stored and accessed.

Last year a vehicle-free zone was trialled in Amsterdam. For six weeks, the major road in Amsterdam was blocked with physical barriers to stop vehicles from entering or leaving Amsterdam.  “A lot of people got really annoyed but also really alarmed because ambulances were not able to pass through and a lot of accidents happened,” she explained.

The municipality of Amsterdam had to concede that their pilot project using physical barriers to “make Amsterdam more ‘green’ and ‘healthy’” had failed.  So instead, the municipality decided to introduce “intelligent entrance” into Amsterdam.  “Intelligent entrance” means installing “licence plate recognition cameras,” van den Berg said.

“On 1 January 2025, 14 municipalities will introduce the ‘zero carbon emissions’ zones and [people will] get fined if they enter [these zones] with a diesel truck.”

Licence Plate Recognition (“LPR”), also known as Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), is an image-processing technology used to identify vehicles by their licence plates.  Over the years we have seen councils and local governments in several countries introducing ANPRs.

As van den Berg said, “the same thing is going in Germany with the cities. They [are] also introducing zero emission zones.  And they [are] doing the same in Belgium and France, and in Portugal and Spain … The financing is coming from the European Union for all these programmes called Horizon 2020. … and the Green Deal.  All the [EU] governments signed the Green Deal … so they’re all applying these policies.”

This year we have also seen Oxford City Council forge ahead with what they refer to as “bus gates.”   As in Amsterdam, Oxford also previously piloted physical barriers to create low-traffic neighbourhoods (“LTNs”)which were met with protests from residents.  London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan has for years been attempting to implement his version of LTNs called Ultra Low Emission Zone (“ULEZ”) which has also been met with resistance.  And the Isle of Man is planning to install ANPR at its entry and exit points.

At the same time that municipalities or local governments are installing cameras in Holland, they are removing parking spaces, van den Berg said.  It is already difficult to find parking spaces but “by the end of 2025, 10,000 [parking] places [will be] removed … and new parking permits are no longer being issued.”

It’s not only driving privately owned vehicles that they are trying to control, if not abolish. Smart meters, for example, are being installed in people’s homes, she said.

While rolling out tolls of surveillance, in preparation for switching from gas to electricity, the Dutch government is also building “transformer houses.”  “In the coming years, there are going to be 50,000 ‘transformer houses’ being installed in residential areas,” van den Berg said.  “People don’t like it.”  The electricity transformers are noisy and emit electromagnetic fields.

Previously all homes were powered by gas and the Netherlands was significantly impacted by the destruction of the Nord Stream Pipeline and, as with Germany, it affected the country’s energy supply. Additionally, van den Berg said, “We had big gas fields in the north of Holland and they said they were going to close them.  And they have been closed.”

Why would they do this when the gas supply was so obviously disrupted? “They want to make this transition, energy transition, towards electricity,” she said, even though there is not enough electricity to supply the country’s needs.

“That’s why we have … areas without electricity supply.  [ ] These wind turbines only give electricity when the wind is blowing.  And there is not always sun, very much so in the winter times.  So, [“renewable” energy sources such as wind and solar] is not working out and people are realising more and more that it is not a steady electricity grid.”

Because Holland is a relatively small land area, the wind turbines and large solar farms are close to people’s homes.  “A lot of people are warning about the health risks,” she added.

Because Holland is a relatively small area of land, the wind turbines and solar farms are close to where people’s homes are.  “A lot of people are warning about the health risks,” she added.

All over Holland data centres are being built, she said.  “There’s a big one being built, a mega data centre [for] Google, in the north of Holland.  Google bought land to build their data centre.”

Not only is the “transition” to electric, digital and state surveillance an excellent control grid, we have to wonder if economies are deliberately being destroyed. Van den Berg agrees. “It is about wrecking the economy,” she said.  “That’s what Agenda 2030 is about.  It’s about wrecking our economy.”

“Because these ‘transitions’ like the digital transition, the energy transition, the smart cities, they’re not working out.  And it is meant to wreck because this is Agenda 2030 and The Great Reset.”

There is a Dutch Government plan or roadmap called the ‘National Strategy on Spatial Planning and the Environment’.  Currently, it is a draft report. “It was written in 2021 during [the covid] lockdown,” van den Berg said.

“The report says that “Holland is going to meet urgent social challenges such as climate warming and climate change, and we need to go to digital connectivity and accessibility for all and housing, which is a really big problem for Holland. And you see that our government [and] our municipalities are applying this new strategy plan,” she said.

“And this is where one of our hopes lies,” she said.

She explained, “Each local government or municipality had to write their own strategy for spatial planning and the environment.  All these transitions and Agenda 2030 are in these new strategies.  And so, people can go to their Town Hall, together with local parties who serve our interests, and they can speak in the Town Hall and say, ‘Listen, we don’t want it [ ] solar panels on our streets, we don’t want transformer houses’ and people are actually really doing it.  They’re going to their Town Halls.”

There is also a significant citizen movement to use cash.  Van den Berg explained, “We always say, ‘Don’t buy your food and drink at a supermarket, only pay cash and if you cannot pay cash – leave’.  And say to the people, ‘Please cash is also a valuable way of paying and you should allow it and we won’t come back’.”

“And it’s really working out because a lot of places are letting people pay with cash more and more.”

As well as reading their local government’s strategy on special planning and the environment, van den Berg recommends people read Jacob Nordangård’s book ‘Rockefeller: Controlling the game’ and Kees Van Der Pijl’s book ‘Pandemie van de angst: Opstap naar een totalitaire maatschappij?’ (‘Pandemic of Fear: A Step Towards a Totalitarian Society?’), which has been translated into English. Unfortunately, we were not able to find where the English translation can be purchased online.

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Via https://expose-news.com/2024/10/28/15-minute-cages-being-built-in-holland/

The People’s Voice

At least thirty US school children whose parents were told the COVID mRNA shots were “safe and effective” died suddenly and unexpectedly in the US this week as the death toll continues surging among the vaccinated and boosted.

Many of the children died of medical emergencies including cardiac arrest and strokes as doctors warn they are now regularly witnessing “once-in-a-lifetime” disorders in children.

“This is the new normal… turbo cancers, died suddenly. My friend lost three friends in one week! Turbo cancers like this were virtually non-existent before the COVID shots,” explained MIT scientist and vaccine researcher, Steve Kirsch.

How long before we as a society can have an open and honest discussion about what is happening to the Covid-vaccinated before our eyes?

Lillian Costello

13-year-old Lillian Costello of Norton, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Tuesday at the Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro.

According to a GoFundMe fundraiser, Lilly was a seventh-grade student at the Norton Middle School and a proud member of the Student Council. She also enjoyed being a member of the Photography Club and participated in cheerleading.

Finley Kruchten

Finley Kruchten suffered a “massive pulmonary embolism” while in class at Denmark High School in early October, according to his family’s GoFundMe page.

Finley was taken to Northside Forsyth Hospital and then to Northside Gwinnett Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Lucy Nash

Kentucky fourth grader Lucy Nash died suddenly and unexpectedly after suffering a cardiac arrest.

“On the first day of school Lucy collapsed and had a cardiac event,” a GoFundMe page for the family reads. “Her little brain went many minutes without oxygen while they were trying to save her life.”

Ovet Gomez-Regalado

Ovet Gomez-Regalado, a 15-year-old Kansas high school student, died two days after suffering a medical emergency. The football player collapsed suddenly on the field at practice.

The 15-year-old collapsed and died after performing 40 minutes of light drills, according to the school district in Hopewell, Virginia.

Leslie Noble

Meanwhile, staff at Franklin High School, Baltimore are mourning the sudden loss of 16-year-old Leslie Noble, a member of the school’s football team.

The teen died while participating in light drills during the first practice of the season on Wednesday in Reisterstown and experiencing a medical emergency.

“I saw a bunch of firetrucks, ambulances, and all I knew was they said that a child had collapsed on the field,” said Sharon Johnson, a staff member at Franklin High School.

Unfortunately, the long list of deaths continues, including unnamed victims whose families have requested their identities remain anonymous due to their age.

For example, a 14-year-old girl whose family requested anonymity suffered a medical emergency during a PE class in Houston. According to Marshall Middle School:

“Today was a very difficult day for the Marshall MS community. A student at Marshall Middle School suffered a medical emergency on campus today. EMS responded to the school quickly and the student was transported to the hospital. The student’s parents were quickly notified and responded to the school.”

However, in an email to parents, provided to us by a Marshall Middle School parent, the principal said, “One of our eighth-grade students died. This loss is sure to raise many emotions, concerns, and questions for our entire school, especially our students.”

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Via https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/over-30-u-s-schoolchildren-died-suddenly-this-week-as-deaths-surge-among-covid-vaxxed/