87% of myocarditis cases are appearing after the second covid vaccine. Messenger RNA inoculations cause this pathology in almost 100% of the cases studied. The appearance of myocarditis after the covid vaccine has become one of the great enigmas for science. In recent months, numerous studies have pointed out its causes and show evidence that 87 per cent of patients with this pathology suffer from it after the second dose.
Russia’s resolve and resurrection as a world power on a par with pre-1917 Imperial Russia is only part of the woes suffered by the hapless gathering of the self-anointed elite gathered at the World Economic Forum. Another migraine is rampant inflation that may be now out of control, a global food crisis and the strong likelihood of social unrest breaking out in Europe and the United States. If attendees at this year’s World Economic Forum came to Davos worried, they left with little to comfort them.
Vladimir Putin may be facing difficulties during the special operation in Ukraine, but he is not losing the economic war at all. According to The Spectator, this is due to the fact that sanctions and restrictions against Russia are not working decisively, at least in the way the West hoped.
Ukrainian women sheltering at the Galaxen refugee centre in Olofström, Sweden, have been told not to dress in a way that could provoke men from ‘other cultures‘ who also live at Galaxen housing facility, according to the Swedish online newspaper, Nyheter Idag.
Western countries offered the Ukraine regime to send ships accompanied by NATO warships to the shores of the country under the pretext of escorting ships carrying grain out of Ukraine. Such altruism is breathtaking.
Through the globalist West, there is a penchant for removing history in the form of changing street names, parks, public buildings, and, of course, monuments.
What lies behind the apparent insanity of Poland suddenly and unexpectedly turning off the tap of its energy pipelines to neighbouring Russia built over 30 years?
‘Believing that the eventual failure of anti-Russian sanctions would result in business returning to normal is self-delusional, says veteran political analyst Michael Walsh.
The Russian national health watchdog, Rospotrebnadzor, sees no reason for undue concern over the fresh monkeypox outbreak across the world. The disease is well known to humanity, the agency’s head, Anna Popova, told Russian KP Radio on Tuesday.
Amid a series of economic woes caused by the backfiring anti-Russian sanctions, the United Kingdom is experiencing a boom in shoplifting. Interestingly, most of these crimes are committed not by professional criminals, but by amateurs who steal the cheapest products, according to the Daily Mail.
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