Over 41 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered in the United States from December 14, 2020, through February 7, 2021. During this time, VAERS received 1,170 reports of death (0.003%) among people who received a COVID-19 vaccine. CDC and FDA physicians review each case report of death as soon as notified and CDC requests medical records to further assess reports. A review of available clinical information including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records findings revealed no link with vaccination. CDC and FDA will continue to investigate reports of adverse events, including deaths, reported to VAERS.
This is more than the 653 deaths I reported here a few days ago. Also, the Food and Drug Administration requires providers of the injection to report deaths. (more…)
THE famous tenor Mario Lanza, whose all too brief life and meteoric career ended when he died at the age of 38 in 1959, sings “Una Furtiva Lagrima,” an aria from Gaetano Donizetti’s opera “L’Elisir d’Amore” (“The Elixir of Love”).
In the opera, a poor peasant falls in love with a wealthy woman and, having no hope that she will return his love, he buys a love potion, which is actually cheap red wine sold by a trickster. In the aria, Nemorino, the peasant, sings of his belief that the potion has finally worked after seeing “a furtive tear” in the eyes of his beloved, Adina.
THE effort to impeach Trump seemed like just another attempt to demoralize and defame his supporters until a friend yesterday offered another explanation.
Trump must be impeached in case any of the pending lawsuits challenging the election, and the massive, premeditated and systematic fraud, succeed in court.
Conviction in an impeachment trial does not automatically disqualify Mr. Trump from future public office. But if the Senate were to convict him, the Constitution allows a subsequent vote to bar an official from holding “any office of honor, trust or profit under the United States.” That vote would require only a simple majority of senators. There is no precedent, however, for disqualifying a president from future office, and the issue could end up before the Supreme Court. (Source)
HERE'S another scene from the wonderful 1943 movie The Song of Bernadette with Jennifer Jones playing Bernadette Soubirous. The music is a bit over-the-top so you may want to watch it with the sound off.
DEATHS from the experimental mRNA injection, or COVID “vaccine,” continue to increase. The Centers for Disease Control’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) reports 653 deaths and over 12,000 other negative reactions, as of Feb. 5, 2021. Update: The CDC and the FDA have together received reports of a total of 1,170 deaths, as of Feb. 7, according to CNBC. These numbers are likely a small fraction of the actual toll given that reporting is not mandatory; suspicious deaths or other negative reactions are not required to be reported by doctors or coroners. A Harvard study estimated one percent of adverse reactions make it to VAERS.
The injection does not have full approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Most of the victims are elderly, but there are deaths in all adult age categories. I found three suicides among the reports. (The injection causes extreme anxiety and agitation in some.)
Here are the reported details of the death of a 58-year-old woman in Virginia who became ill in the parking lot outside the facility where the shot was administered: (more…)
IN THIS 20-year-old interview, Charlotte Iserbyt, author of The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America, explains how American children have been denied a liberal arts education for many decades. Instead, they have gotten a lot of behavioral modification programs, deliberately intended by the schemes of social engineers, secular idealists and wealthy globalists to prepare them for socialist world government and lives as compliant workers with no knowledge of history and little ability to analyze the present. This is highly relevant!
JEN PSAKI, press secretary in the Biden administration, is part of an historic first — all of the people on the White House press team this year are women. They include “6 Moms of young kids.”
Psaki, 42, has two children, ages 5 and 2 — or as she calls them on her Twitter account “humans.” (Is it “bigoted” to call children “children?” Hmm, I guess it does kind of imply they’re helpless.)
Most reporters from major news outlets are political activists and propagandists, not journalists in the traditional sense, so Psaki’s job should be less difficult than that of her predecessor, Kayleigh McEnany, who was smart, combative and looked like a contestant in a Trump beauty pageant. The fact that Psaki takes every opportunity to imply that the previous administration was filled with liars and idiots should make her much more popular among the activists and propagandists.
Despite their differences in politics and style, these two women strike me as similar. Highly intelligent, quick, clever, physically attractive, brusque, extremely competitive. Years of grueling workaholism and compulsive rule-following lie just below the surface. You can hear it in the choice of words, peppered with catchphrases, and you can see it in the eyes.
Psaki, shortly after she began her new job, said she wants to show she isn’t a “pushover.” A man would never say he wants to prove he is not a “pushover.” If he said that he would only prove he is a pushover. But a woman in power exaggerates her toughness.
Serving as the immediate mouthpiece of the president (or, in this case, non-president) is a position of importance and authority. That there are women doing this must mean women are much are more powerful than they were in the age when they never got beyond First Lady, right?
The truth is, figures like Psaki and McEnany show that women have become far less influential. Their power has been diluted and drained. (more…)
[NOTE: Here is the video.] AFTER viewing this entertaining and perceptive video by American Sovereign (warning: fake blood and minor vulgarity), I am prepared to make a decision regarding the acting performances at the Capitol Hill shooting in January. I can't give these crisis actors anything more than a C minus --- and that's generous. Their performances were atrocious (but they were made under stressful circumstances.) A reader who sent the video writes: Just finished watching this video that breaks down the Babbitt "shooting" and presents a clear case that it was staged. It's well edited, comprehensive, and not too long. I thought you'd appreciate it and potentially want to share it with your audience. I was on the fence before about the authenticity of the shooting (I knew protestors were allowed inside but I thought everything that happened after that was authentic) but now I am more convinced that the shooting was a planned event from the start as well. It really reminds me of the Boston marathon bomb hoax in that all of the actors involved were only doing things for the camera; when you follow each individual you see how their actions don't make sense in reality. This website does an exceptional job analyzing the officially released Boston Marathon images to prove the entire event was staged. It's a super long series but worth it! Hope this was helpful and interesting! I've been reading your site…
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"WITH the steady improvement in machinery and in education, the wife and mother can be more and more relieved of work. But the home depends as much as ever upon her love, her skill, her care. She now has means, which science has just taught the world, of learning how to provide, on proper principles, for children, how to dress sensibly, cook wholesomely, make the home sanitary. Nursing is a fine art now, and comforts can be placed within the reach of every invalid, if the mother knows how to do it. If home is to be hospitable, and a centre of social influence, all the artistic and homely powers are demanded. If the family is to be well- dressed, the mother must attend to it. If home is to be beautiful, the mother and daughter must make it so. In these days, there is little need of slaving; and there is a glimpse ahead of leisure for thought and self- culture such as men would find it hard to make. The long and enforced retirement of maternity may prove a time for most valuable improvement. In our social life there is too little culture that is the result of absorption by a quiet process of mental assimilation. The place where this can be best achieved is in the home. The danger of our fascinating modern life, with its endless calls and opportunities outside, lies in the strain it puts upon…
SOME say it's a conspiracy theory that Bill Gates is a Malthusian crackpot. (Thomas Malthus was the British economist who believed population growth would lead to disaster.) But here he is in his own words advocating a ten to 15 percent reduction in the world's population through the use of vaccines, "health care," and "reproductive health services." Americans have a strange tendency to listen to someone simply because he is rich. How else to explain why anyone gives Gates's theories the time of day?
