Video footage shows fountains of lava shooting into the sky after a volcano erupted on the Spanish Canary Island of La Palma

Cracks beginning to appear on roads TO THE SOUTH of the eruption. It is to the south where the danger of landslide is worst.  These cracks, appearing to the south prove the entire landmass which scientists have warned
( see earlier post here ) could "slide" into the ocean, is, in fact, moving 🌋

Small Landslides Beginning on LaPalma
The fact that these small landslides are happening is a bad sign.  The fact they are happening on the coastline where there is NO LAVA FLOW, is a much worse sign, because it shows us how unstable the western flank of the island has actually become.
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Firemen rescue goats from the area that's being flooded by lava in La Palma, Spain. These guys in particular flew all the way from Gran Canaria to help out.🌋

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Norway reclassifies Covid-19: No more dangerous than ordinary flu


It is well known, namely that viruses with very few exceptions over time on purely evolutionary grounds develop towards becoming more contagious but at the same time less lethal. Sars-CoV-2 has undergone thousands of mutations and different variants have replaced each other in the rate of spread and degree of infection, but which have continuously proved less and less deadly.

It is also believed that the risk of needing medical care increases for those who are completely unvaccinated, but this is otherwise dependent on the risk group you are in.
Around 40 percent of those who needed to be admitted for care in Norway during the past week have, for example, been fully vaccinated but have then an overwhelming majority belonged to risk groups.

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Freedom prevails: COVID data shows ‘public health’ mandates only harm people
When doing nothing is better than doing something.
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Trusting science leaves people vulnerable to believing pseudoscience


The experiments reveal that study participants who indicated they had higher levels of trust in science were most likely to believe the fake account if it contained scientific references. Those individuals also were more likely to agree that stories spotlighting pseudoscience should be shared with others.
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