Australia and Peru wary of Death by Jab
An Australian infectious disease physician refused calls for the country to roll out a Covid-19 vaccination program faster than planned, arguing that Australia is in a different position to other nations.
Gerry Marsden and the story behind You’ll never walk Cologne
Although I took my Liverpool working-class roots for granted few others did so. Wherever in the world we ‘Scousers’ went we were feted as celebrities. The Beatles in the 1960s were taking the world by storm. There were many other Liverpool legends like Billy Fury and Charlie Landsborough (Birkenhead) and, of course, Gerry Marsden of the Pacemakers.
In Germany, 23 trains were detained because of a swan mourning his companion
More than 20 trains were detained in Germany for almost an hour because of a swan grieving on the railroad tracks because of the death of its companion, according to a press release from local police.
The Miner Who Overthrew a Dictator
The winter air was frozen during a huge miner’s demonstration taking place in a Timisoara square. It was December 17, 1989. Thousands of unpaid Romanian miners listened to yet another Marxist diatribe urging patience. Platitudes from the Communist leadership grouped on a government building balcony droned over the stone-faced coalminers.
Scientist working on Covid vaccine found dead with stab wounds after fall from building
Don’t mess with the money? A top scientist who was working on a Covid-19 vaccine has been found dead in suspicious circumstances. Biologist Alexander Sasha Kagansky, who had close links with Edinburgh University, was reported to have fallen in his underwear from a 14th floor window of a high rise residential building in St Petersburg, Russia.
Ghost stories: why the Victorians were so spookily good at them
Christmas Eve was traditionally the time to tell scary stories round the hearth. And 19th-century writers were fearsomely adept at exploiting a world of creaking floorboards, creepy servants … and gas lamps that caused hallucinations.
Coffin Ships and the Orphans of Ireland
During the Irish famine (1845 – 1849), an estimated 500,000 people were dispossessed of their cottages. Unscrupulous landlords used two methods to remove destitute tenants. The first involved applying for a legal judgment against the male head of a family owing back-rent. After the local barrister pronounced judgment, the man would be thrown in jail and his wife and children evicted. A ‘notice to appear’ was usually enough to cause most pauper families to flee and they were handed out by the hundreds.
Raiding our Taxes to Invest in Corrupt Corporations
Pfizer along with other international no-borders monopolies is a goldmine for investors demanding that every citizen gets the mind-controlling vaccine jab. Drugs giant Pfizer has been fined a record £84.2m by the UK’s competition watchdog for overcharging the NHS for an anti-epilepsy drug.
Latvian Suicides Exceed Deaths from Covid
‘A pandemic is when thousands of people die a day, when everything is focused on salvation and nothing happens at all. First, there is the epidemic and then a pandemic just as night follows eventide. Yet, we don’t even have an epidemic.
The Reset and how the Globalist Cult has overplayed their Hand
One aspect of narcissistic sociopath behaviour important to remember is that they live in their own little world in which their desires and bizarre fantasies are normal. They believe themselves superior to most people because they are predatory, and don’t suffer from annoying hang-ups like empathy and conscience.
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