Arterial Shower of Blood Clots for “Neon Deion”

Arterial Shower of Blood Clots for “Neon Deion” By Dr. Peter McCullough and John Leake, November 02, 2022 When a blood clot lets loose on the arterial side of the circulation and lands in a vascular bed servicing an organ, a process called ischemia sets where the organ or a region of tissue is deprived of oxygen and vital nutrients. There is very little time before injury and then often permanent damage occurs. This is best exemplified by an embolic stroke.

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Sharing Russia’s Multipolar Interest: Through “Youth Education” in Sub-Saharan Africa By Kester Kenn Klomegah, November 03, 2022 Russia’s president Vladimir Putin continues lambasting the United States and its Western and European allies, wholeheartedly predicted the end of the unipolar system and bristled at the idea of creating a new global order that might change living standards of impoverished millions around the world.

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Necropolitics of the End Times By Konrad Rękas, November 03, 2022 During the pandemic we observed direct racial-sanitary segregation in the developed Western countries and now racist attitude is the base for biopolitics implemented within the geopolitical confrontation manifested in form of the energy crisis and war in Ukraine.

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Laundering with Immunity: The Control Framework By Corey Lynn, November 03, 2022 A band of criminals got together a century ago and decided they were going to own the world, hold all of the power, create and hoard all of the money, and keep everyone on a constant spin cycle to fool them.

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Former CIA Boss Petraeus Demands US Forces Enter the Fight in Ukraine By Kurt Nimmo, November 03, 2022 If this editorial by retired Col. Douglas Macgregor doesn’t scare the hell out of you, I don’t know what will. Macgregor cites an interview with former Gen. David Petraeus by France’s L’Express weekly. During the interview, Petraeus, the former director of the CIA, said it is time for the USG to directly confront Russia on the ground in Ukraine to prevent the fall of Zelenskyy and his government.

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No Pain, No Grain: Putin’s Black Sea Comeback By Pepe Escobar, November 03, 2022 So, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan picks up the phone and calls his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin: let’s talk about the “grain deal.” Putin, cool, calm and collected, explains the facts to the Sultan: First, the reason why Russia withdrew from the export grain deal. Second, how Moscow seeks a serious investigation into the – terrorist – attack on the Black Sea fleet, which for all practical purposes seems to have violated the deal. And third, how Kiev must guarantee it will uphold the deal, brokered by Turkey and the UN.

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The Bond Vigilantes Get Busy By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, November 03, 2022 While the levels of schadenfreude will be going through the roof given the unfolding farce in British politics, the resignation of Liz Truss as UK Prime Minister was troubling in one vital respect. True, her juvenile salad understanding of economics, which involved spending billions on tax cuts and energy subsidies, was lamentable. To cope with the beast of aggressive inflation, she was advocating a policy that would feed it.

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Progressive Caucus Reversal Shows U.S. Congress Allows No Antiwar Voice By Sara Flounders, November 03, 2022 The cynicism of “Congressional Progressive Caucus” Democrats was exposed in their humiliating retraction this week of a letter sent to President Joe Biden calling on him to engage in direct diplomacy with the Russian government.

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Ukraine on Fire: The Real Story. Full Documentary by Oliver Stone (Original English Version) By Oliver Stone, November 03, 2022 Ukraine’s 2014 Maidan Massacre helped oust President Yanukovych with Russia painted as the perpetrator. Oliver Stone interviews Russian President Vladimir Putin, Yanukovych and others exposing the role the U.S. played in destabilizing the region.

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Bringing People Back to Nature. Paul Thiry d’Holbach By Dr. Rudolf Hänsel, November 02, 2022 While people in the Middle Ages still lived in a magical world in which natural processes were apparently subject to supernatural powers, a decisive change in European life and thought began with the dawn of the modern age: people became aware of themselves and began to recognise and shape their position in the world as a whole.

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