Video: Vitamin D Is More Effective Than the COVID-19 Jab

 

Video: Vitamin D Is More Effective Than the COVID-19 Jab By Colin Todhunter and Dr. John Campbell, February 06, 2023 Dr John Campbell in the UK says vitamin D is more effective than the jabs. It is certainly safer, and he presents several scientific studies that show conclusively it is highly effective in preventing COVID-related hospitalisation/death.

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New Maryland Governor Wes Moore: Another ‘First Black’ in a Colonial System By Black Alliance for Peace, February 06, 2023 Recently, Maryland swore in its first Black governor, Wes Moore, in a “historic” ceremony cemented with a tearful introduction by Oprah Winfrey and a hand on Frederick Douglass’ Bible. The Black elite flocked to fill the rooms of the inauguration to witness the third elected Black governor in U.S. history. Yet, this “first Black” gubernatorial win is history repeating itself.

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White House-linked Venture Capital Fund Boasts China War Would be Great for Business By Sam Biddle, February 06, 2023 A war between China and Taiwan will be extremely good for business at America’s Frontier Fund, a tech investment outfit whose co-founder and CEO sits on both the State Department Foreign Affairs Policy Board and President Joe Biden’s Intelligence Advisory Board, according to audio from a February 1 event.

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Brazilian Crisis Might Hamper Dialogue with US About Amazon Problems By Uriel Araujo, February 06, 2023 Some analysts have opined that Lula 3.0 will be a very different Lula, and we should expect a more pro-American and “Atlanticist” turn. They argue the green agenda focused on the Amazon would be the trigger for “reboosting” American-Brazilian bilateral relations – with Western aid becoming a kind of “quid pro quo” for a Brazilian support of Ukraine.

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German Prosecutor Found No Russian Involvement in Gas Pipeline Sabotage By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, February 06, 2023 It is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain the West’s unsubstantiated narrative that Russia sabotaged the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines. Now, even some German officials are beginning to admit that there is no evidence to blame Moscow for the crime. Indeed, as the question about the real culprit remains, at some point Berlin will have to investigate the possibility of sabotage by countries it considers as “allies”.

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Paranoid Politics and Weather Balloons By Kurt Nimmo, February 06, 2023 First, it appears I was wrong about the ability of the USG to shoot down China’s weather balloon. However, there is a persistent caveat here—never take at face value what the government and its propaganda media “report,” especially in regard to manufactured enemies.

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“360° Cooperation with Libya.” But Which Libya? By Manlio Dinucci, February 06, 2023 On an official visit to Tripoli, President Meloni committed Italy to “360°all-round cooperation with Libya”. But which Libya? The Libyan “Government of National Unity”, “internationally recognized”, and chaired by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah. It was “elected” in 2021 in Geneva by a Forum of 73 “Libyan representatives” chosen and directed by the UN representative Stephanie Williams, a US State Department official.

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‘Take your dirty hands off of Turkey’, Ankara’s Interior Minister Tells US Envoy By Ragip Soylu, February 06, 2023 Suleyman Soylu, an ardent critic of the United States, whom he blames for the 2016 military coup attempt, has been hitting out at Washington since they issued a travel warning to their citizens of increased risk of attacks in Turkey last week.

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Douma Locals, Medical Personnel Deny Veracity of 2018 ‘Chemical Weapons Attack’ By The Cradle, February 06, 2023 Locals and medical personnel from the Syrian city of Douma in the Damascus countryside confirmed on 2 February during a press conference in the country’s Foreign Ministry headquarters that the alleged 2018 chemical attack on the city was, indeed, staged.

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Cold War Estimates of Deaths in Nuclear Conflict By William Burr, February 06, 2023 Apprehension about Russia’s war against Ukraine has produced speculation about the possibility of limited Russian nuclear strikes against targets in that country. Especially worrisome is the danger of a local conflict escalating quickly into a major nuclear exchange between Russia and the United States and other NATO countries. However unlikely that prospect, a large-scale nuclear war involving countries with strategic nuclear forces could cause huge numbers of fatalities and injuries in addition to the losses produced by climactic impacts. A recent study in the journal Nature projects a catastrophic 5 billion deaths.

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