Germany: 80% of deaths attributed to COVID-19 are due to other causes, independent researchers say
It is likely that 80% of the COVID-19 deaths reported in Germany by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) are attributable to other causes, says the director of the independent health research institute IGES in Berlin, Dr. Bertram Häussler. "We have determined that in a good 80% of the official COVID-19 deaths ...
More than 500 migrants arrive by fishing boat
More than 500 migrants crammed themselves into a single boat and had to be rescued on Aug. 28. The Italian coastguard intercepted the fishing vessel struggling to carry 539 people off the shore of Lampedusa. Authorities discovered evidence of torture on at least 20 survivors, who came from North Africa, West Africa, and ...
Llama antibodies blunt COVID variants, could be potential vaccine supplement and treatment agent, says Belgian start-up
If clinical trials by a Belgian biomedical start-up live up to their early promise, llama antibodies could soon be playing a role in the global fight against COVID-19 or CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. In laboratory tests, antibodies taken from a llama named Winter have decreased the pathogenicity of coronavirus infections, ...
G7 meeting: Taliban should be sanctioned says British PM Johnson
Group of Seven (G7) nations were urged to consider introducing further sanctions against a militant group on Aug. 24. The United Kingdom believes the world's seven largest developed nations should economically isolate the Taliban. The plan involves the United States, Italy, France, Germany, Japan, and Canada each introducing economic sanctions and withholding ...
Spain: High Court rules that COVID passports ‘are not duly justified’
Spain's High Court upheld a ruling by the High Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) that denied the executive implementing the COVID passport. The passport would have required individuals to prove having received the coronavirus vaccine or a negative test within less than 72 hours. The measure was not justified ...
AstraZeneca: antibody therapy lowers risk of late-stage COVID-19 symptoms
One of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies found a novel treatment significantly reduces the chance of developing severe deadly disease symptoms on Aug. 20. AstraZeneca confirmed antibody therapy lowers the likelihood of developing extreme COVID-19 symptoms by 77%. The company cited data from a late-stage experiment that suggests this treatment could ...
Afghan newborn delivered on US evacuation aircraft
A major Air Force command confirmed a passenger gave birth to a baby girl aboard a U.S. military evacuation flight on Aug. 21. U.S. Air Mobility Command confirmed the C-17 transport aircraft safely arrived at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, carrying a tiny extra passenger. An Afghan woman went into labor while ...
Huge gas reserve found in Iran that could revolutionize the world geopolitical map
The Islamic Republic of Iran revealed a vast gas deposit located in the Iranian sector of the Caspian Sea last week. The technical and financial assistance for exploiting these resources will surely come from Russia and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which will undoubtedly generate strong movements in the world ...
Germany: Scientists develop human mini-brains that generate their own eye sensors
Research in Germany reveals the controversial cultivation of hundreds of "mini-brains" from stem cells, which in their development even form "functionally integrated bilateral optic vesicles " (OVB). These OVB organoids then progressively developed bilaterally symmetric optic vesicles, with their respective neuronal and non-neuronal cell types, according to the study published on ...
Olympic athlete auctions off her medal to save a baby’s life, raises big money
After honoring her country, Poland, by winning a silver medal as runner-up in the women's Olympic javelin throw at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Maria Andrejczyk decided to auction her silver medal to help save the life of a Polish baby. Although Andrejczyk did not know the child, Miloszek Malysa, who at ...
Refugee accuses Chinese regime of secretly detaining her in Dubai
A woman fleeing persecution claims Beijing held her at a secret detention center in the United Arab Emirates. Wu Huan claims the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) detained her on May 27 for eight days in Dubai. The 26-year-old asylum seeker accused CCP agents of abducting her from a Dubai hotel after she ...
Albania confirms it will accept Afghan refugees
Albania has agreed to a U.S. request to welcome Afghan asylum seekers. People who worked with Western military forces will be temporarily housed in the Land of the Eagles, if the rapidly advancing Taliban insurgence endangers them. Prime Minister Edi Rama is happy to help the Biden administration offer shelter for ...
Pfizer, Moderna could make billions from COVID vaccine boosters
Drugmakers Pfizer Inc, BioNTech, and Moderna Inc stand to make billions of dollars from COVID-19 booster doses. Analysts and healthcare investors predict this lucrative market could soon rival the $6 billion flu vaccine market for years to come. Faced with the rapidly spreading Delta variant, Chile, Germany, Israel and other governments ...
Chinese regime involved in drafting the report on origin of virus, WHO chief reveals
The World Health Organization (WHO) official who led the controversial joint investigation into the origins of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus pandemic admitted in a documentary aired Thursday night Aug. 12 on Danish television that 'colleagues from the Chinese regime influenced the drafting of the final report.' Ben Embarek, the ...
Sen. Ted Cruz stands firm on blocking the Nord Stream 2 Project
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.), a staunch doubter of the Nord Stream 2 project, continued his fight against it on Wednesday, August 11, vowing to employ all his capacity to stop what he deemed “a national security threat.” “I Will Use All Options To Stop Biden-Putin Nord Stream 2 Pipeline,” he stated ...
‘We are small but tough’: Lithuania stands up to Beijing’s threats
On Tuesday, August 10, the Chinese Communist Party withdrew its ambassador from Lithuania in response to the announcement that Taiwan will open an office in the European country under the name 'Taiwan.' Using its state media, the CCP threatened to 'punish' Lithuania for crossing the 'red line,' but a Lithuanian ...
IT firm producing UK digital vaccine passport is owned by Nazi Propaganda Minister’s step-grandchildren
Entrust, a U.S.-based IT corporation owned by Nazi Joseph Goebbels' step-grandchildren, is expected to earn about £840,000 from the UK Government to help manufacture digital COVID-19 certificates via the National Health Service (NHS) app, according to documents released on Wednesday, July 28. The contract is expected to be extended until mid-2023, ...
50% of interviewed cafe and bar owners in Paris refuse required health pass plan
According to Reuters, half of the interviewed cafes and bars in Paris refused to cooperate with the health pass check control plan despite the government's extremist threats. If a cafe or bar owner breaks the rule twice, they will receive a warning and a 7-day closure order. Two more infractions could result in ...
France: Police patrol the streets of Paris asking for proof of vaccination
French police began patrolling the streets of Paris on Monday, August 9, asking people sitting in cafes, restaurants, and sitting on public streets for proof that they have been vaccinated against the CCP virus, tested negative for the infection in the past 72 hours or have recovered from the disease ...
France: Migrant murders priest after confessing to setting fire to Nantes Cathedral
Emmanuel Abayisenga, a Rwandan illegal immigrant, confessed on Aug. 9 to murdering the French priest, Olivier Maire, 60, who housed him for several months. Abayisenga had also confessed to having set fire to Nantes Cathedral on July 18, 2020. An investigation revealed that he entered France in 2012 and had met ...
