Mask/Mass Mentality
It Changes You
Israel Caught Concealing Children’s Vaccine Injuries
Israel’s Ministry of Health commissioned a study analyzing reports of adverse events from Pfizer’s COVID vaccine to Israel’s vaccine database, known as the Nahlieli system, between December 2021 and May 2022.
The research team was headed by Professor Matti Berkowitz, director of the Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Unit at Assaf Harofeh Hospital (Shamir). Prof. Berkowitz’s team found that children in the 5-11-year age group had twice to four times as many adverse events following the Pfizer shot as children in the 12-17 age group.
This doubling of vaccine injuries is, in itself, extremely disturbing — and should have been immediately brought to the attention of the nation’s parents. The parents were not informed. What’s more, the Ministry officials recommended booster shots for youngsters aged 5-11—thereby increasing the risk for serious harm.
It is unconscionable that the Israeli Health Ministry knew about the serious risks of harm posed to young children, concealed the evidence, and further expanded the ever-increasing risk for children by authorizing the use of these UNSAFE and medically unjustifiable genetically manipulated injections for infants and toddlers! The exposure of children to unjustifiable risks constitutes — as the late Dr. Vladimir Zelenko fearlessly categorized diabolical child sacrifice.
https://healthimpactnews.com/2022/israel-caught-concealing-childrens-vaccine-injuries/
Says It All
Why Organic Potatoes
Do you eat potatoes? Are all your potatoes organic? If not, you should know that while in storage, potatoes are sprayed with chemicals to keep them from sprouting. One of those chemicals is chlorpropham. It is not thought to be cancer-causing, but chlorpropham is metabolized into 3-chloroaniline which is categorized as a carcinogen. What’s more, some cattle are fed potato peelings. If those peelings are not organic (meaning the beef is not organic), then 3-chloroaniline makes its way into the liver and milk of the cow. (Photo by Eric Prouzet on Unsplash)
Shelf Life After Best Before Dates
Shelf Life After Best Before Dates
It is never a bad idea to rotate your cupboards to eat the oldest canned and packet items first. That way you rarely have to toss out stale dated food. With food shortages on the horizon you might be needing to look at things in a new light. If so, this might be of assistance.
Bear in mind I have read some pathogens cannot be smelt or tasted so the “if it looks, smells and tastes OK, I’ll eat it” is not always the wisest philosophy.
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Planned Genocide In Canada?
Look what happened in Sri Lanka when they ill advisedly dropped artificial fertilizer overnight without adequate offsetting measures, a 20% reduction on crop yields that has left 80-90% of the population missing meals.
Planned Chaos
Reminds me of that quote: “In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way.”<
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Blackstone Prepares A Record $50 Billion To Snap Up Real Estate During The Coming Crash
The past two months have seen a barrage of negative news coverage focusing on the US housing market…
… which is predictable: after all, with mortgage rates soaring at the fastest pace on record to decade highs, and sending US housing affordability to the lowest in history…
… only a handful of the “1%” can afford the American Dream.
Alas, it also means that just like in 2007, a housing crash is now just a matter of time.
That much is known. What is also know, is that once housing craters, the largest US residential and commercial landlord – private equity giant Blackstone – is about to get even bigger. That’s when it will deploy some (or all) of the record $50 billion in dry powder it has raised to prepare for just the coming housing crash.
According to the WSJ, Blackstone is the final stages of raising a new real-estate fund that would set a record as the biggest vehicle of its kind, defying market volatility and a crowded landscape for fundraising.
The private-equity giant said in a regulatory filing Wednesday it has closed on commitments totaling $24.1 billion for Blackstone Real Estate Partners X, the latest iteration of its main real-estate fund.
According to the WSJ, Blackstone is committing about $300 million of its own capital and has allocated an additional $5.9 billion to investors, which will bring the fund to $30.3 billion when it is finalized. The firm raised the fund, expected to be the largest traditional private-equity vehicle in history, in just three months.
It won’t be just Blackstone that goes bottom fishing in a few months: a slew of private-equity funds are in the market this year, with many trying to raise huge sums even after stocks fell and deal-making dried up. The surge in requests for new cash has overwhelmed investment teams at institutions such as pension funds and endowments and has meant many have delayed making commitments to all but the top managers.