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UNICEF REPORT: Child casualties in West Bank surged by 250% since Israel’s war began in October

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Before the onset of the Israel-Hamas war on Oct. 7, children in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, were already experiencing the highest levels of violence in 20 years. The first nine months of last year saw 41 Palestinian children and six Israeli children killed. (Related: WHO accuses Israel of inflicting ACUTE MALNUTRITION on more than 8,000 Palestinian children under 5 years old.)

The war further disrupted their daily lives.

According to the latest UNICEF report ...

POLIO virus found in Gaza sewage, claim health authorities

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The said findings may inflict a potential health disaster as the risk of contracting the highly infectious disease can cause deformities and paralysis, and a possible spread of it across the Middle East is not far-fetched.

According to the study, the poliovirus was detected in Gaza sewage samples tested in an Israeli laboratory.

"The presence of poliovirus in wastewater that collects and flows between displacement camp tents and in inhabited areas because of the destruction ...

Former CDC Director calls out FDA’s under-reporting of COVID-19 vaccine side effects in congressional hearing

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Redfield, who served as CDC director and Federal Coronavirus Task Force advisor under the Trump administration, asserted that the FDA had deliberately under-reported vaccine side effects in order to maintain a narrative of "safety and efficacy."The COVID-19 vaccine mandates, censorship and deception were NOT well-intentioned

Dr. Robert Redfield emphasized that the government’s strategy, though potentially well-intentioned, undermined transparency and public trust in vaccination ...

Study: COVID-19 patients with Down syndrome 6 TIMES more likely to be given “do not resuscitate” orders

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The study was penned by a group of researchers, including Dr. Stephanie Santoro, an assistant professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. Santoro, also director of quality improvement research for the Massachusetts General Hospital's Down Syndrome Program, worked with fellow investigators to examine billing codes and claims data for 1.7 million patients at 825 U.S. hospitals between January 2019 and June 2022.

They then examined diagnoses and DNR status for people ...

COVID and climate change mutate into single authoritarian VIRUS for swift globalist takeover of the planet

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The AMA published a paper earlier this year called "How curbing climate change can help stop the next viral pandemic," authored by Tanya Albert Henry, that blames the emergence of diseases like COVID on global warming and an allegedly changing climate.

"Nearly 75% of emerging infectious diseases are now zoonotic – think Ebola, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) and most recently SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19," Henry ...

COVID injections cause neurological disease followed by DEATH, study finds

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Phinance Technologies put together a study using this CDC data showing a sharp rise in neurological disease-induced death within this age group that started in 2020. Conditions like Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis that are commonly associated with vaccination suddenly started afflicting the 15-44 age group, many from which were forced to get injected for COVID in order to work or attend school.

The pre-print study paints what Great Game ...

Top commodities trader warns world is headed for food wars

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Sunny Verghese, the CEO of Singapore agricultural trading house Olam Agri, believes that geopolitical tensions and other factors will spur conflicts over access to dwindling food supplies.

“We have fought many wars over oil. We will fight bigger wars over food and water,” he cautioned.

Food prices began to climb during the pandemic and then surged again when the Russia-Ukraine conflict kicked off, and the situation is expected to get worse.

Verghese also pointed ...

Palestinian child dies of malnutrition as hunger crisis rages in Gaza

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For over eight months, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has been enforcing a stringent siege on the Gaza Strip to severely restrict the flow of life-saving and essential food and medical supply deliveries. The siege has been particularly harsh on northern Gaza, an area Israel attempted to depopulate of its more than one million residents at the start of the war in October. Aside from relentless bombardments and deliberate targeting of hospitals, the IDF has been using starvation ...

Smart meter REFUGEES in New Mexico try to stop the technology from entering the state, citing human health and wildlife impacts

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New Mexicans for Utility Safety challenge the state’s grid modernization plan

Smart meters, also known as advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), are digital devices designed to monitor and transmit real-time data on electricity, gas or water consumption to utility companies. These devices are constantly providing utility companies with private data. Advocates of the technology argue that smart meters enhance efficiency and allow for more accurate billing. However, an advocacy group ...

Australian drug regulator knew since 2021 that mRNA in COVID-19 injections could spread to vital organs

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Newly acquired documents as a consequence of a Freedom of Information Act request revealed this discovery, which was later presented by a British researcher. Among the documents was a January 2021 TGA report admitting that vaccine particles do not remain at the injection site, but disperse throughout the body – including the brain, liver and ovaries.

According to the TGA report, mRNA lipid nanoparticles were found in plasma and various organs such as the liver, adrenal glands, ...

Durian fruit found to possess cancer-fighting properties

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Even though durian is shunned because of its strong scent, this spiky fruit with sweet, custard-like seeds inside is packed with nutrients. A cup of durian pulp provides 83 percent of the recommended dietary allowances (RDA) of vitamin B1 and 64 percent of vitamin C for adult women. The same amount provides 76 percent of the RDA of vitamin B1 and 53 percent of vitamin C for adult men.

Moreover, this stinky fruit is rich in nutrients such as beta carotene (a precursor to vitamin ...

WHO accuses Israel of inflicting ACUTE MALNUTRITION on more than 8,000 Palestinian children under 5 years old

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During a press briefing held in Geneva on June 12, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus noted that among the 8,000 children under the age of five, identified and provided treatment for acute malnutrition, 1,600 were diagnosed with severe acute malnutrition also known as severe wasting – the most lethal form of malnutrition. Tedros explained that a large portion of the Gaza Strip population is currently facing a catastrophic level of food shortages and near-famine conditions ...

EPA proposing increased use of pesticide that’s BANNED in the EU and is 10x MORE TOXIC than other pesticides

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Acephate has been linked to health issues such as autism and lower cognitive performance.

If the EPA's proposal is approved, it will ease restrictions on the pesticide. Acephate is commonly used on crops such as brussels sprouts, celery, cranberries and tomatoes.

Several studies have also found that acephate posed significant risks of acute toxicity, developmental neurotoxicity and environmental persistence. As a result, the pesticide was prohibited under strict regulatory ...

BREAKING: 2025 NDAA authorizes mandatory military draft of WOMEN across America… as Pentagon pursues global NUCLEAR war with both Russia and China at the same time

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This news comes on the heels of the US House Armed Services Committee just approving an amendment to the NDAA that automatically registers all American males (within the draft age window) for the Selective Service System. This means all American males of draft age can be involuntarily drafter into war. This House vote was approved on May 22nd of this year, as seen in this US HASC video. The automatic draft registration was pushed as a way to "cut government red tape" and skip any ...

INVASION USA: Report says Biden has granted amnesty to over 350,000 MIGRANTS since 2022

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This is according to a report from the New York Post, which found that more than 350,000 pending asylum cases filed by illegal immigrants have been closed by the U.S. government since 2022. This means that while the immigrants are not granted or denied asylum, their cases are "terminated without a decision on the merits of their asylum claim" and they are removed from the legal system and no longer required to check in with authorities.

The move permits them to legally and ...

AstraZeneca vaccine injury victim slams U.K.’s inadequate payout scheme

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Clare Bowie, 56, was hospitalized less than a month after being injected with the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. She received the vaccine on April 17, 2021 and was admitted on May 2 because of a mysterious spreading paralysis that eventually left her paralyzed from the chest down her body. The mother of three was subsequently forced to retire from her position as an administrative officer at the British Ministry of Defense for medical reasons.

Bowie was initially misdiagnosed ...

Young boy DIES in Pfizer’s trial for gene therapy against Duchenne muscular dystrophy

May 23, 2024 -

According to Great Game India, the boy's death was revealed in a recent letter from the New York-based drug giant. The boy had received the gene therapy in early 2023, but the details surrounding his death are still unclear. Pfizer is actively working with investigators to understand what happened.

The trial known as Daylight aimed to study the effects of Pfizer's experimental gene therapy against DMD called fordadistrogene movaparvovec on boys aged two to three years old....

FENBENDAZOLE and CANCER – at least 12 anti-cancer mechanisms of action. Not approved by FDA. Cheap. Safe. Kills aggressive cancers. Why no clinical trials? Nine research papers reviewed.

May 12, 2024 - Papers and Articles Reviewed:

(Article republished from MakisMD.Substack.com)

2023 Jun – Movahedi et al – Repurposing anti-parasite benzimidazole drugs as selective anti-cancer chemotherapeutics

2023 Apr – Chi-Son Chang et al – Anti-cancer effect of fenbendazole-incorporated PLGA nanoparticles in ...

Drowning in debt: The paralysis at the heart of the US fiscal crisis

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(Article by Henry Johnston republished from RT.com)

In the strange and torpid final years of Tsarist rule in Russia, the unfolding crisis that would eventually result in the Russian Revolution seemed immobilized in a state of suspension as the country’s major actors recoiled from taking decisive actions for fear of detonating the very cataclysm they had sought to avoid. Much has been made of the weakness and indecision of Nicholas II, but by those fateful last years the ...

What do cigarette addiction, alcoholism and mRNA vaccines all have in common?

May 09, 2024 -

Also, a mountain of research reveals that drinking three or more alcoholic drinks daily heightens the risk of pancreatic cancers, stomach cancer and prostate cancer. All alcoholic drinks fall under this umbrella, including white and red wines, beer and liquor.

Then there are the bloody "spike protein" stabs that 270 million Americans rushed out to get the second they became available, though not one single clinical study proved them safe or effective. That's because they ...