AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine generates severe capillary leak syndrome
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) discovered a rare new adverse effect known as capillary leak syndrome, caused by the COVID-19 [PCCh Virus] vaccine developed by the multinational pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca. "Capillary leak syndrome is a very rare, serious condition that causes fluid leakage from small blood vessels (capillaries), resulting in swelling ...
It’s clear that Biden is not running the country, says Osama Bin Laden’s niece
Noor bin Ladin, a niece of terrorist Osama Bin Laden, staged an eye-catching protest Wednesday, June 16, in Geneva when Joe Biden met with Vladimir Putin and told Britain's Daily Mail that the U.S. president's tour made it clear that Biden is not in charge and someone else is running ...
Biden nodded that he trusts Putin and the White House rushed to deny it
This Wednesday, June 16, the White House rushed to quickly deny that Joe Biden nodded in response to a reporter's question about whether he trusts Vladimir Putin during the Geneva summit, Breitbart reported. During an eventful photo-op and press attention session, NBC News producer Elyse Perlmutter asked Joe Biden if he ...
UN whistleblower: ‘China is the new boss’ of the organization
A British lawyer who worked for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and who in 2019 alleged that her office provided the Chinese communist regime with the names and information of Chinese dissidents that OHCHR organized to testify, warned Fox News this Monday, June ...
France: Ethics Council describes lack of benefits of vaccinating children and adolescents
In a lengthy and certainly surprising report the French medical body detailed the few or almost non-existent benefits of vaccinating children and adolescents against the coronavirus, a week after the French Ministry of Health gave the green light for the vaccination of this group of people, Life Site reported. This June ...
European leaders push for soft approach to CCP’s gross human rights violations during G7
Angela Merkel, Mario Draghi, the Italian prime minister, Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, and Charles Michel, president of the European Council, opposed any harsh condemnation of the communist regime's practice of Chinese slave labor in Xinjiang province, China, at the G7 Summit, opting instead to use ...
Sculpture invisible is worth more than $18,000
Salvatore Garau, an Italian artist, sold his latest sculpture called “Lo Sono" for more than $18,000. The sculpture is invisible, but it was purchased with real visible money. Because of this, it has received a lot of criticism. However, in Garau's reasonable explanation, his artwork is not "nothing," but is "vacuum." "Vacuum is ...
‘He is an extraordinary individual’: Putin praises Trump a few days before meeting with Biden (Video)
On Friday, June 11, an interview was conducted with Vladimir Putin, in which the Russian president referred to Donald Trump as an extraordinary, talented and colorful person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh_obIUJ7HA In the interview that NBC aired, the Russian leader said that the relationship between Russia and the United States "has deteriorated to its lowest ...
Trump wishes Biden ‘good luck’ before he meets with Putin
Former President Donald Trump has offered a piece of advice to his successor Joe Biden before his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin next week, wishing Biden good luck in negotiating with the strongman. “Good luck to Biden in dealing with President Putin—don’t fall asleep during the meeting, and please give ...
13,867 dead and 1,354,336 injuries in European database of adverse drug reactions for COVID-19 shots
In Europe, as of June 5, 13,867 people have died and 1,354,336 injured following a COVID-19 "vaccine," according to EudraVigilance, a European database of suspicious drug reaction reports. 4 vaccines caused deaths and injuries: Covid-19 mrna vaccine moderna (cx-024414)Covid-19 mrna vaccine pfizer- biontechCovid-19 vaccine astrazeneca (chadox1 ncov-19)Covid-19 vaccine janssen (ad26.cov2.S) There are 683,688 ...
Lady Liberty’s ‘little sister’ arriving in the U.S for Independence Day
Just in time for Independence Day, the French government is sending a "little sister" of Lady Liberty to Ellis Island, 135 years after the country initially sent the original national symbol to the United States as a gift. The new monument has been displayed at the National Museum of Arts and Crafts ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky surprised and disappointed by Biden administration pipeline move
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was surprised and disappointed when he learned that the Biden administration had decided to scrap sanctions on a firm overseeing Russia's contested Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline to Germany, an energy project that Ukraine sees as a dire national security threat. Russia's gas is currently passing via ...
European Parliament approves ‘COVID certificate’ to ‘restore free movement’ of its citizens
This Wednesday, June 9, the European Parliament finalized the vote to implement the 'COVID certificate' or health passport throughout the European Union. European and foreign citizens will need it when traveling within the continent. The passport will state whether the person was vaccinated, had a negative test, or recovered from ...
FBI catches 800 suspected criminals using an encrypted chat app
A covert police operation successfully tricked illegal groups into buying cellphones, containing messaging software that authorities constantly monitored. Operation Trojan Shield arrested at least 800 suspects, thwarted some 100 assassination attempts, and seized more than 32 tons of drugs plus $148 million in cash. These busts were thanks to a joint operation ...
Toddler found dead on beach identified as an illegal immigrant
Authorities confirmed a deceased child that washed up on a Norwegian beach belongs to a Kurdish-Iranian family of refugees who died at sea. Investigators finally know the identity of an 18-month-old male whose remains were discovered at the beginning of 2021 on Karmoy Island, about 455km (283 miles) west of Oslo. The ...
France stands against Google’s monopoly: fine of $268 million
The French competition authority, L'Autorité de la Concurrence, has fined Google U.S. $268 million in a case related to the online advertising technology market. According to the watchdog, Google allegedly breached regulations due to its monopolistic position in ad servers for websites and mobile applications. The practices used by Google "are ...
‘Ring of fire’ total solar eclipse to be seen from Russia and Canada
When the Moon is at its farthest distance from Earth, the ‘ring of fire' solar eclipse appears. This indicates that it is too far from the Sun to totally obscure it, causing a ring of brightness. People from northern regions of the planet including Russia and Canada will be able to ...
Hungary: thousands take to the streets to oppose the construction of a Chinese university
More than ten thousand people took to the streets on Sunday, June 6, to protest an agreement between the Hungarian government and Beijing to build a university on a plot of land in Budapest that was intended to build dormitories for low-income Hungarian students. The deal between Viktor Orban's government and ...
Death and injury numbers post COVID-19 vaccine still rising to 13k and 1.3m cases
A multinational authority that evaluates and supervises medicinal products recorded more than 1 million injuries and over 13,000 deaths of people immunized against the deadly disease. On May 31, Netherlands-based EudraVigilance received nearly 1.2 million reports of injuries, and almost 12,200 fatalities, from suspected adverse reactions to multiple Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ...
Former WHO scientist warns of a plan to depopulate and control the world using the CCP Virus
The eminent former WHO scientist for International Public Health, Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger, warns about a possible plan to depopulate and control the world using the CCP Virus, and subject people to fear and perpetual vaccination. Stuckelberger involves in her hypothesis a small group of billionaires, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, as ...
