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Wed, 30 Jun 2021 00:00 UTC MANY have asked themselves how policies so ineffective and yet damaging to so many people's lives and liberties could have been put in place so quickly, and seemingly almost on a global basis, in response to the Covid crisis. Part of the answer has been provided by an investigation by German journalist and author Paul Schreyer. In an hour-long video, he tracks a series of pandemic simulation exercises conducted at the highest level over many years among the most influential industrial nations of the West. Top officials were 'primed' to respond as they did, once the...

“The work that had been done over the years on formulations, RNA modifications and other techniques was paying off just in time for the current pandemic. mRNA vaccination was in exactly the right stage for things to take off with a good expectation of success.” It helps to know how we got here, and the following timeline traces the creation of the DARPA-Big Pharma package of solutions for SARS-CoV-2 and illustrates just how ready they all were. Every outbreak furthered the development of genetic vaccines. Cases were counted according to tests, then compared to deaths ‘associated with...

It was a pain in the neck, though. perseverance. >> reporter: pete shults is john's son. >> they would call every day. they'd find a way to get together, but they did whatever it took. >> you haven't held hands with me all day, by the way. >> hold my hand. >> reporter: what it took, they say, was a return to simple pleasures, like long drives to negotiate, batting balloons nowhere, batting balloons around the house, and a whole lot of selflessness. >> she bought me a walker. >> reporter: she bought you a walker. >> $159, i think. >> reporter: whoa. >> i told you she had money. she did have it ...

/ The painting "Alien" by Mawhyah Milton is one of many pieces included in "Curating the End of the World: Red Spring." The online exhibit was created by Harris Stowe State University professor Reynaldo Anderson. At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic last spring, Reynaldo Anderson feared that many Black people would die and that an unequal health care system would exacerbate the community’s pain. Anderson, an associate professor of communications studies at Harris Stowe State University, wanted to document those experiences through art. “I just kind of forecasted based upon what ...

by Matthew Ehret Among the many questions we tackled were: Who was responsible for the laboratory-created product released into the world during the final months of 2019? How and Why is China being set up as a scapegoat? Why have both China and the USA as sovereign nation states been equally targeted for depopulation and annihilation by the forces of a financier oligarchy that have been trying to impose a world unipolar order for hundreds of years? What does Kissinger’s 1974 NSSM-200 report have to do with any of this?—ME Beijing, the Five Eyes or Something Else? Who’s to Blame for the...