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Annihilating the Virus Enemy in Japan | Dissident Voice

According to Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, 18,515 people had lost their lives to the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) by 24 January 2022. Of those deaths, four were minors, i.e., 19 years of age or younger. At this point, nobody can say exactly why the Archipelago of Japan has emerged […]
United States Valeria Dani Abe Shinz Koiki Yuriko Reiwa Shinsengumi Hasebe Yasuo

On the Rise of Our Technocratic Biosecurity Surveillance Regime

The Covid pandemic has proven a very useful opportunity for elites with global economic and political interests, in collaboration with the intelligence community, to accelerate the acceptance of a powerful and invasive digital infrastructure. This system is already used for tracking and ā€œsurveillingā€ ordinary citizens, with the eventual goal of more directly monitoring and controlling our behavior.
New York United States Xavier Becerra Limor Yehuda Aaron Kheriaty New York Times

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3. Juli 321 – Zweites Edikt Kaiser Konstantins zur Sonntagsruhe

Sonntag als Fest- und Freudentag Der freie Sonntag geht auf die Christen zurück. Sie rechnen nicht nach dem alten, sondern nach dem neuen Testament, mit der Auferstehung Christi nach dessen Kreuzigung: " Nach dem Sabbat kamen in der Morgendämmerung des ersten Tages der Woche Maria aus Magdala und die andere Maria, um nach dem Grab zu sehen" steht dort geschrieben. Aber das Grab ist leer. Ein Engel verkündet den Frauen die frohe Botschaft. So wird der Sonntag zum freien Fest- und Freudentag. ...
Constantine Kaiser Free Sunday Goes Resurrection Christi Roman Empire Constantine And Against The
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The Political Upheavals in Germany in 1932

The Political Upheavals in Germany in 1932 From the Lecture series: A History of Hitlers Empire, 2nd Edition In the spring of 1932, the government of Heinrich Brüning was no closer to finding a solution to the Depression than it had been at the beginning. The extremely unpopular measures of raising taxes and cutting benefits had alienated many people. Were the Nazis able to take advantage of these circumstances? The devastating economic slowdown of 1929 created more problems for the...
Matt Shutterstock Hermann Goering Adolf Hitler Alfred Rosenberg Nazi Party Catholic Center Party

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