Pfizer Appears to Have Corrupted the Entire Western World

 

Pfizer Appears to Have Corrupted the Entire Western World By Dr. Robert Malone, November 09, 2022 The short clip above is important because Christine Anderson is getting at an important point, which must be researched. There is evidence that Pfizer and Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla have corrupted government leaders worldwide. That this corruption is deep and wide.

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Italy Refusing Refugees – Human Rights Abuse? Or Pointing to Flaws in the System? By Peter Koenig and Press TV, November 09, 2022 Anger is simmering over Italy’s refusal to let in migrants plucked from the sea. A German rescue charity organization says it will take legal action against the Italian government for violating international law.

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The Kosovo Boomerang in International Relations By Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirović, November 09, 2022 After February 2008 when Kosovo Albanian-dominated parliament proclaimed Kosovo’s independence (without organizing a referendum) with obvious US diplomatic support (unilateral recognition) with the explanation that the Kosovo case is unique in the world (i.e. it will be not repeated), one can ask the question: Is the problem of the southern Serbian province of Kosovo really unique and surely unrepeatable in some other parts of the world as US administration was trying to convince the rest of the international community?

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Association Between Vaccines and Excess Mortality Getting Stronger — And Is Discussed in UK Parliament By Igor Chudov, November 09, 2022 While we will be discussing the most unwelcome news of increased death rates, I am happy to report that a leading British Member of Parliament, Andrew Bridgen brought up, in the UK parliament no less, the relationship between vaccination and excess deaths.

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The Shortages Are Coming By Michael Snyder, November 09, 2022 In just a few short months, we will be three years away from the beginning of the pandemic in the United States. But instead of a “return to normal”, more shortages are on the way. And in some cases, they could even be life threatening.

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Ukraine Would be “Just a Warmup” for Washington – US Strategic Command Head By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, November 09, 2022 According to a US official, the Ukrainian tragedy appears to be just a “warmup” in the face of challenges Washington will see in the near future. US Navy Admiral Charles Richard, head of US Strategic Command, recently stated that his country has been preparing for prolonged conflicts with Russia and China.

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Nicaragua – A People as President and Their Municipal Elections By Stephen Sefton, November 09, 2022 Above all, last Sunday’s municipal elections on November 6th, were an optimal consolidation of the Nicaragua’s now serene and stable electoral culture, ensuring extremely efficient, orderly elections, and increased confidence for voters.

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The Funeral Business Is Booming. And Not Because of COVID. “Spike in Deaths in 2022” By Alex Berenson, November 09, 2022 Today Service Corporation International, the largest for-profit funeral operator in North America, had its quarterly earnings call. SCI had another great quarter, you’ll be pleased to hear! So far in 2022 the company has made almost $500 million in profits – and its stock rose more than 10 percent today after its earnings report.

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Chinese Governance and Diverse Paths to Modernization By Peter Koenig, November 09, 2022 President Xi Jinping made history by opening the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), when he announced the beginning of a New Era of socio-political development with focus on the Global South.

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Is the Federal Reserve Merely Incompetent or Is There a Dark Agenda? By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, November 09, 2022 I have never known the Federal Reserve make a good decision.  Indeed, disastrous decisions are the Fed’s hallmark.  There are many such disasters.  Among them the Great Depression, the decade long consequence of the Federal Reserve Board’s failure to prevent the shrinkage of the US money supply.

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