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KeymasterAll the Tucker Talk … Yes, I don’t have much faith but millions of people are watching the fellow. So, it is to see what is being pumped, and what is being maintained from that pumping in the population. I don’t want to think that they are lost, but they are. What else can one say. This other one, I had to laugh – Marjorie Taylor Greene, a congress woman they tell me, fearing BRICS because:
“In this sense, the BRICS countries are making serious trade agreements “where they are saying: we’ll buy from you, you’ll buy from us, we don’t care about US sanctions and we’ll sell to one another, buy and sell in our own currency, not the US dollar,” she stated.
“This is one of the most devastating things that can happen to all of us,” Greene claimed.
As BRICS becomes more powerful, the US dollar gets weaker, she said. “And you know what happens to all of us? We’re going to go broke,” the congresswoman predicted, adding that this dynamic will negatively affect the retirement plans and personal savings of ordinary Americans.”
The poor soul. Not an ounce of self-reflection.
https://www.rt.com/news/582193-brics-devastating-us-taylor-greene/
August 31, 2023 at 16:46 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18132amarynth
KeymasterBorrell is so transparent and stupid, because he gave the game away. There are good coups and bad coups. And the ones that we like are the good coups, so, we will support those, but the bad coups we will sanction.
August 31, 2023 at 16:33 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems . Creative Stories, Myth and further glories #18130amarynth
KeymasterHi all
Siljan asked for a new thread as this one is getting long. The new one is there, same name, just with a Take Two at the end of the name.
If you use that one, it will sort first in the list.
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KeymasterHere is the 2nd add. It is a paper called ‘Spikeopathy’: COVID-19 Spike Protein Is Pathogenic, from Both Virus and Vaccine mRNA
https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9059/11/8/2287
The abstract reads:
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic caused much illness, many deaths, and profound disruption to society. The production of ‘safe and effective’ vaccines was a key public health target. Sadly, unprecedented high rates of adverse events have overshadowed the benefits. This two-part narrative review presents evidence for the widespread harms of novel product COVID-19 mRNA and adenovectorDNA vaccines and is novel in attempting to provide a thorough overview of harms arising from the new technology in vaccines that relied on human cells producing a foreign antigen that has evidence of pathogenicity. This first paper explores peer-reviewed data counter to the ‘safe and effective’ narrative attached to these new technologies. Spike protein pathogenicity, termed ‘spikeopathy’, whether from the SARS-CoV-2 virus or produced by vaccine gene codes, akin to a ‘synthetic virus’, is increasingly understood in terms of molecular biology and pathophysiology. Pharmacokinetic transfection through body tissues distant from the injection site by lipid-nanoparticles or viral-vector carriers means that ‘spikeopathy’ can affect many organs. The inflammatory properties of the nanoparticles used to ferry mRNA; N1-methylpseudouridine employed to prolong synthetic mRNA function; the widespread biodistribution of the mRNA and DNA codes and translated spike proteins, and autoimmunity via human production of foreign proteins, contribute to harmful effects. This paper reviews autoimmune, cardiovascular, neurological, potential oncological effects, and autopsy evidence for spikeopathy. With many gene-based therapeutic technologies planned, a re-evaluation is necessary and timely.amarynth
KeymasterAdding two interesting articles that I’ve come across. The first is about Dr. Fuellmich, who some of you may remember started something like Nuremberg II and he and a collection of other lawyers would take it to trial. Even at that time, I said he will never get a court to hear him and the case. Stephen Karganovic recently did an update on Strategic Culture. https://strategic-culture.su/news/2023/08/23/the-education-of-dr-fuellmich/
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An experienced international trial lawyer, after many attempts on two continents to initiate legal proceedings which would appear as much in the public interest as anything could ever be, has gotten exactly nowhere.
Quite some time ago, in 2021 to be precise, we discussed the remarkable phenomenon of the German-American trial attorney Dr. Reiner Fuellmich and his plans to take the pandemic and its instigators to court. Dr. Fuellmich early on organised a professional investigative committee to gather facts about the galloping pandemic and to elaborate a legal strategy to deal with it in case the evidence convinced the committee that the global upheaval we all experienced was not a natural phenomenon. He was preparing a legal response in case that everything was not on the up and up (in the American meaning of the phrase) as we were being aggressively directed to believe that it was.
At that time, in 2021, we expressed the somewhat sceptical-sounding view that “with all the facts and cogent arguments marshalled and at his disposal, in today’s post-everything normal and decent world, Dr. Fuellmich will also need, as the title [Viel Gluck, Dr. Fuellmich] suggests, a massive amount of luck, much more than any tool from the arsenal of his legal profession.” Perhaps it is time now to review briefly the trajectory of Dr. Fuellmich’s legal case in order to check whether in retrospect our scepticism was warranted.
To start off, two and a half years later, what is the status of the Covid controversy?
To begin with the putative “cure,” the highly touted mRNA vaccines that hundreds of millions of people were relentlessly pressured and in some professional milieux imperatively required to take, their overall harmfulness is now well established. Numerous scientific studies amply confirm it. That proposition seems now to be as close to an open and shut case as anything could be.
One specific scientific study aiming “to investigate possible causal links between COVID-19 vaccine administration and excess death using autopsies and post-mortem analysis” had a very curious or perhaps more accurately, disturbing, fate once it was published by the respected British scientific journal, “Lancet.” Study authors put a rather bland interpretation of the data in their findings, to the effect that “the consistency seen among cases in this review with known COVID-19 vaccine adverse events, their mechanisms, and related excess death, coupled with autopsy confirmation and physician-led death adjudication, suggests there is a high likelihood of a causal link between COVID-19 vaccines and death in most cases. Further urgent investigation is required for the purpose of clarifying our findings.”
The very discreet suggestions, couched in thick scientific jargon, that there could be a cause-and-effect relationship between the purported Covid prevention panacea and excess death was tolerated on the “Lancet” site for exactly 24 hours. The subsequent explanation posted by the editors is that the “preprint has been removed by Preprints with The Lancet because the study’s conclusions are not supported by the study methodology.” It must be judged very curious that the editors did not notice such a huge and disqualifying flaw when they initially agreed to publish the findings. Or did they receive subsequently a phone call from some higher authority that brooks no contradiction instructing them to immediately remove the tell-tale findings which shake the narrative to its very foundations?
Be that as it may, the problem is that the totality of the many recent rigorously conducted scientific studies about the nature, origin, and “cure” for the pandemic all point to the existence behind it of an agenda that many influential interests involved in the affair would prefer to maintain under wraps.
Who these interests are and the nature of their agenda may be gleaned from statements made by Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, and the world famous “philanthropist” Bill Gates. It is evident that these kind gentlemen and benefactors of mankind are obsessively preoccupied with a single issue, radical population reduction. Can such an objective be achieved in any other way except by killing masses of people?
As private individuals they are certainly entitled to have an opinion on this matter, as Thomas Malthus did also in his time, but there seems to be a very important difference. Excess population and policies required to deal with it was something that Malthus merely theorised upon. These gentlemen, on the other hand, have the resources and the means, and judging by the plain significance of their own words also the motivation, to give such theoretical ramblings practical effect. Considering the quantity of victims publicly contemplated by their genocidal (and incidentally highly profitable) schemes and taking into account the global scope of the carnage they have the means as well as the evident intention to accomplish, the Holocaust and what happened to the Armenians, not to mention Srebrenica, are by comparison mere historical footnotes.
Attorney and life insurance executive Todd Callender minces no words about it: “Intentional homicide in large numbers is genocide.” It is worth reminding that while machinations that generated excess morbidity on a global scale were going on, the therapeutic use of effective treatments was strictly prohibited.
But what to a normal mind would appear to be if not an open and shut legal case then at least a strong indication of egregious criminal malfeasance, sufficient to warrant an urgent and thorough global investigation, is not necessarily so. Just ask Dr. Fuellmich.
Since we last wrote about it, Dr. Fuellmich’s and his able investigative team’s noble efforts have borne much fruit, everywhere in fact but in a court of law. Starting out nearly three years ago with laudable but retrospectively naïve enthusiasm, Dr. Fuellmich and his associates have amassed a vast amount of evidence on every aspect of the pandemic, including what is possibly smoking gun proof of malicious intent. All of that is readily available online, not any longer on YouTube of course, whence he was expelled some time ago like many others who failed to survive the “fact-checking” gauntlet, but certainly on other, more truth-friendly portals where he has since migrated. The only arena where so far Dr. Fuellmich has had nothing to show for his valiant efforts is his own professional milieu, the court of law.
And that is not because his case is afflicted with paucity of evidence. It is for a different reason altogether that should unsettle everyone who still retains a modicum of faith in what ought to have remained as the last bastion of institutional probity in an otherwise unashamedly corrupt world, the system of justice.
There has so far been not a single court in the Western world that was willing to examine the evidence of colossal turpitude that Dr. Fuellmich has painstakingly uncovered and assembled, that would consent to do its professional duty by hearing his arguments or render a legal judgment on the merits of his extraordinary and impeccably documented claims.
Consequently, there remains little of the confidence Dr. Reiner Fuellmich initially exuded that with the cooperation of our diligent judiciary the culprits for the events that continue to ruin an untold number of lives would surely be rounded up, tried in a court of law, and following a spectacular Nuremberg II would be put away to expiate their crimes. The expectation that in the real world anything of the sort could actually occur was in itself a spectacular display of naiveté on his part.
So now, properly educated in the ways of the real world, Dr. Fuellmich has had to drop his ambitious vision of a sequel to the Nuremberg Tribunal, having been obliged to settle for a more modest alternative. He is still holding a trial of sorts, but that has turned out to be a virtual and unofficial exercise carried by the few remaining platforms where truth may still be uttered with impunity. His efforts therefore will be accessible only to the disenfranchised multitudes who might happen to stumble upon these largely unpublicised proceedings and who will be expected to act in the politically irrelevant capacity of a citizen jury. Needless to say, the impressions formed by such an informal jury and the conclusions it draws, based on the evidence heard in Dr. Fuellmich’s virtual courtroom, will be of no practical consequence. They will be contemptuously disregarded by the vile cabal upon whose command the editors of “Lancet” hastened to remove from their journal the pier reviewed findings that could have given the criminal game away.
Arguably, the adamant refusal of the Western judiciaries to investigate the pandemic and render judgment on it after hearing the evidence could roughly be compared to the refusal of Western public agencies to investigate North Stream II. The parallel with North Stream, however, goes only so far, being deficient in one critical respect. The impact of the event in the Baltic Sea was serious but mainly economic. The impact of the pandemic, including most importantly the “therapeutic” treatments allegedly developed to cure the victims, is on the existential level incomparably more profound, particularly in light of the publicly admitted homicidal motives of its principal promoters. That puts the urgency of looking into the pandemic, its origins, and the objectives it may have been designed to serve in an entirely different league.
Yet be it noted that an experienced international trial lawyer, after many attempts on two continents to initiate legal proceedings which would appear as much in the public interest as anything could ever be, has gotten exactly nowhere.
What does that tell us about the condition of the judiciary in that part of the world which freely lectures the rest of the planet about the benefits of the rule of law and the blessings of a “rules based order”?
August 31, 2023 at 06:29 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18104amarynth
KeymasterOn Niger and I stress on the face of it, Ahmed Attaf, the Foreign Minister of neighboring Algeria proposed a six-month transitional plan to restore constitutional and democratic order. Niger first said they will take 3 years.
This is very good if it is simple as that, because now we are in a negotiation, and not in a fight.
August 31, 2023 at 05:25 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18095amarynth
KeymasterI’m impressed with the new Niger government sticking to international law. Of course they can withdraw the diplomatic credentials. It is done frequently – case in point the many changes in diplomatic status in Russia. They withdrew credentials, others withdrew credentials and it is legal.
Frenchie is in trouble now.
August 30, 2023 at 08:29 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18071amarynth
KeymasterSo, what that story tells us, is that the US may be pushing France out. I don’t agree, but at this stage we have to leave headspace open for strange things.
August 30, 2023 at 08:25 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18070amarynth
KeymasterWe gotto be careful here – there are many fingers in the pie. This is from a fairly reliable African Channel.
USA, France and a military coup in Gabon
Russian channel Rybar published (https://t.me/rybar/51339) a very interesting insights about the coup in Gabon.
The fact is that the leader of the coup and a head of the Republican Guard, Brice Oligui Nguema, has close connections with the U.S.
The authorities in the United States have been supporting Nguema for several years, preparing him for the next elections, in which he was supposed to win and take over after Ali Bongo. Moreover, three years ago, details of the Nguema’s ownership of three houses in the US, bought with cash in the state of Maryland, was leaked (https://www.gabonreview.com/proprietaire-de-3-maisons-a-554-millions-de-fcfa-aux-usa-oligui-nguema-invoque-le-respect-de-la-vie-privee/)online. The funny part is that the CIA was investigating the thing.
But why did a pro-American general overthrow a pro-French president? As it seems the US government thinks that the French authorities are no longer able to effectively protect the interests of the collective West, including the USA, on the territory under their control. Therefore, Washington decided to take matters into its own hands and seize the initiative from the French.
It is unlikely that the French authorities will go for an escalation in relations with the US because of Gabon. Macron most likely will just swallow it. French intelligence is only tasked with dealing with the transfer of Ali Bongo and his family to a prison in Morocco, and their subsequent release, after the president is convicted in Gabon.
Also curious that French business is going to leave Gabon after the coup, which was not the case, for example, in Niger where the uranium company Orano continues to operate there
August 30, 2023 at 07:43 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18064amarynth
KeymasterAFRICA FIGHTS BACK FOR ITS RESOURCES
In recent years, West Africa has become a political theatre of note. One military after another has moved from the barracks to the presidential palace. At the heart of these popular military takeovers is the contest over the vast resources that the continent is endowed with.
The African continent is blessed with abundant natural resources. It has 40% of the world’s gold, 65% of its diamonds, and almost 90% of the chromium and platinum. It boasts around a third of global mineral reserves in total. There’s heaps of ‘black gold’ too – 12% of the world’s oil reserves – plus 8% of the natural gas and around 20% of the uranium. On top of that, our continent embraces 40% of the planet’s arable land and 10% of its inland freshwater sources. Under normal circumstances, the resources should have been a blessing. Still, in the case of our continent, they have put it in the crosshairs of imperialists who, for centuries, have plundered with impunity and left a trail of destruction in their wake.
For instance, resource-rich countries such as Niger and Gabon have suffered under French imperialism for decades due to Paris’s dependence on its resources for survival. It is Niger’s uranium that powers France’s electricity grid, while French companies such as TotalEnergies and Perenco control more than half of Gabon’s oil sector, the fifth largest on the continent. The timber harvested from Gabon’s rich forests adorns French homes, while most classrooms back home still lack desks.
Unsurprisingly, the military takeovers have early signs of support from many citizens because they are perceived as the only way of getting rid of the Western-aligned local elites, the enablers of the imperialist plunder of their national resources. Of course, Gabon is not Niger, and Niger is not Gabon, and in the coup in the latter, it’s not sure who is pulling the strings at this early stage. But many Africans across the continent are now asking if these uprisings will be how the continent finally manages to regain control of its abundant resources. Only time will tell.

amarynth
KeymasterOK, one thread … I agree. I’ll wait a bit and see if anyone else has something to say … and then I’ll do it.
My only problem is to feed the Chinese otherwise they ask me too many questions lol.
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KeymasterJust to tie up loose ends and try and create some structure … AHH did a mass of reporting this morning and I split it all off into its own thread .. https://sovereignista.com/globalsouthforum/topic/split-the-hearty-salon-25-08-2023-open-thread-gabon-popular-regime-change/
I think we should open a Niger thread as well? AHH, how do you feel about this? I’ll tell you why .. the folks in the China group try to follow the African news here with us. And in the general open thread, we flutter from Male Balet to High Rabbitholio and other good stuff. Let me know and I’ll fix this and see if I can fix the name of the split thread. Fancy eh! Never done that before.
August 30, 2023 at 04:51 in reply to: Military Popular Regime Change in Africa: Gabon is up and hot and Niger is doing what it needs to do, but not out of danger #18040amarynth
KeymasterChina calls for safety guarantee of President Bongo
China said it is closely following the developing situation in Gabon – army officers have seized power from President Ali Bongo.
During a press conference, a foreign ministry spokesman urged all sides to commit to dialogue in order to “restore normal order as soon as possible”.
Wang Wenbin also called for the personal safety of President Bongo to be guaranteed.
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KeymasterSaturday night at the movies …
We watched an old old movie tonight. Dances with Wolves. Highly successful in its time, it is one of the oldie epic goodies that one does not see any longer.
The film was nominated for 12 Academy Awards and won seven, including Best Picture, Best Director for Kevin Costner, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Film Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Original Score, and Best Sound Mixing. The film also won the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. It is one of only three Westerns to win the Oscar for Best Picture, the other two being Cimarron and Unforgiven, neither of which I’ve seen.
I enjoyed it, even if it is Hollywood – the story of Union Army Lieutenant John Dunbar who travels to the American frontier to find a military post, and who meets a group of Lakota. The movie is spectacularly violent in spots but this Lieutenant learns the language and learns the culture and lives tribal life for a period. So, these Lakota …

There is a strong refusal in my being – I won’t check email. Guess I have a BRICS hangover.
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