Apparently the Buffalo shooter was in a small private discord chat that included a retired FBI agent and a figure called "Saint Sandman” who “counseled” him about weapons and ideology.

https://buffalonews.com/news/local/authorities-investigating-if-retired-federal-agent-knew-of-buffalo-mass-shooting-plans-in-advance/article_bd408f18-dd39-11ec-be53-df8fdd095d6f.html

Key NIH Research Executive Received 70 Secret Royalty Payments; Colleague Got 7

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/key-nih-research-executive-received-70-secret-royalty-payments-colleague-got-7_4470235.html

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This spider-chart is making the rounds on the internet. Absolutely hilarious, really precious. Classic projection.

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Whoever made this can’t fathom that the failure of their policies were their own fault: there just MUST be a group of enormously powerful and exquisitely well coordinated individuals that somehow convinced the public to abandon things that would otherwise have worked —

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if only we had locked down harder, if only we never let masks slip below our nose, if only everyone would have been vaccinated sooner, etc. Furthermore, the group people responsible for our problems must be extraordinarily well funded and well organized to pull off such a coup.

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The truth — that the people in this chart are an impoverished ragtag collection of loosely associated dissidents trying to do what we can with virtually no resources at our disposal — this notion would just be too bruising for their fragile egos.

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The WHO Treaty Is Tied to a Global Digital Passport and ID System

https://brownstone.org/articles/the-who-treaty-is-tied-to-a-global-digital-passport-and-id-system/

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JUST IN - Iran seizes two Greek-owned and flagged tankers in the Persian Gulf, according to Lloyd's List.

Just yesterday Greek authorities said it will send Iranian oil from a seized ship to the United States.

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I’ve known this for quite a while, but most people still think “sunshine is the main cause of skin cancer”.
Stand by to be surprised.
Cheers
Mike


As written in The Lancet:
“Paradoxically, outdoor workers have a decreased risk of melanoma compared with indoor workers, suggesting that chronic sunlight exposure can have a protective effect.”

https://m.theepochtimes.com/the-surprising-cause-of-melanoma-and-no-its-not-too-much-sun_1726259.html

Surprise, surprise...

Another amazing investigation by Amazing Polly:

Gain of function research on monkeypox, that is especially dangerous for immunocompromised people after having been injected allegedly against SARS-CoV-2 that had 'gained function' f(o)unded by Fauci et al, was f(o)unded by Fauci et al.

https://rumble.com/v15qehf-mind-blown-gain-of-function-on-pox-viruses-confirmed.html

🐵 Good morning! Let's start the week with a smile & continue to ridicule this #monkeypox nonsense.

Things Heard at WEF: "We Need a Re-calibration of Human Rights Like Freedom of Speech"

Julie Inman Grant, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, speaks at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2022 in Davos:

“We need a re-calibration of a whole range of human rights that are playing out online, from freedom of speech to be free from online violence."

• Twitter suspended the user who tweeted this clip

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Ukraine good, Russia bad? Delingpole’s Swiss intelligence officer tells a different tale

"Delingpole: But tell me about what the Russian case is? I mean, do the Russians have a case? Can you understand why Putin invaded Ukraine?

Baud: Yes, absolutely. I think whether or not his decision was wise, it’s a topic that’s beyond my discussion. But the problem is that when we judge the Putin decision, we tend to discard a lot of facts that explain his decision.

And the first one is that in March 2021, President Zelensky issued a law to reconquer by military means Crimea and the south of Ukraine, meaning that they were preparing an offensive to attack Crimea and the Donbas. And since March last year, we have witnessed a reinforcement of Ukrainian troops in the southern part of the country.

So that’s the background, that the Ukrainians wanted to reconquer Crimea and the Donbas. And on February 11, you may remember that Joe Biden said he knew that Russia would attack on February 16.

Now, how could he know that? In fact, he knew that because he knew that the Ukrainians had planned to start their offensive on February 16.

And if you look at what the observers of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe have reported, from the 16th of February onwards, you see a dramatic increase of shelling from the Ukrainian side into the Donbas, that forced the Donbas authorities to evacuate the population, because they were under heavy artillery fire.

And on the 16th, nothing happened. The Russians didn’t attack. What happened is that the Ukrainians increased their firing and their shelling on the 16th, 17th and 18th. On the 18th, it was about 40 times the normal rate of shelling that you observed in this region.

And what happened is that in Russia, the parliament asked Putin to recognise the independence of the two so-called republics, the self-proclaimed Republic of Luhansk and Donetsk.

Why is that? Because by recognising the independence of those republics, Russia could sign a friendship and assistance treaty with them. And those two republics could ask for military assistance in case of external attack. And that’s what happened.

On the 23rd, the two republics asked Russia for military assistance because they were under attack, and Russia could intervene in Ukraine by invoking Article 51 of the UN Charter that provides for collective defence and assistance to a country which is attacked.

So that’s a legal trick that Putin used. We can have a different assessment of that. But that was a political trick to have some kind of legality and legitimacy to attack Ukraine. And during all this time, the shelling of the Donbas continued.

So at the victory parade in Moscow on May 9 (commemorating the defeat of Germany in 1945), Putin made a speech and he explained exactly that.

So, basically, whether or not we consider it as propaganda from a factual basis, from a factual point of view, what Putin said is correct. Whether there were other options to react or to help the two republics, that’s a matter of judgment.

He decided that his best decision was to attack. That he did. But the fact is that Ukraine started, in fact, this, not the war in that sense, but the offensive.

The reason why the Russians speak about a ‘special operation’ is because for them, the war started in 2014 and the Minsk Agreements that were signed in September 2014 and the second one in February 2015, those two agreements were in fact the way to stop the conflict.

But since Ukraine didn’t implement what was written in this agreement, then the war continued. So from a Russian perspective, (they see themselves as) in a war since 2014, and this is just an operation in a wider conflict."

https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/ukraine-good-russia-bad-no-heres-the-truth-about-that-official-narrative/

Had a video ever aged so well in modern history?

In May 2020, Chris Sky predicted everything that was going to happen. He was way ahead of most 'conspiracy theorists.' Of course, Twitter suspended his account right after this video went viral.

Cheers,
Dr. Simon @Goddek

Highly recommended. Consider this your celebrity endorsement…for a book that explains why you should not listen to celebrities outside their field of expertise.

Seriously, read this book!

https://www.amazon.com/Everything-Believe-Wrong-William-Briggs/dp/1087987156/

JUST IN - Moscow-backed Orthodox Church of Ukraine declares its "full independence", cuts all ties with Russia over the war.

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