by Robert W Malone MD, MS, Who is Robert Malone:
And here we go again, more evidence of harms done.
A new paper documents that the pre-vaccination case fatality rate was extremely low in the non-elderly population.
Environmental Research, Volume 216, Part 3, 1 January 2023, 114655
by Shane Trejo, Big League Politics:
Nancy Pelosi, along with her apparent magic touch, just won big in the stock market after dumping 30,000 shares in Google’s parent company, Alphabet.
She did this just around a month before the DOJ launched an antitrust lawsuit into the big tech firm. Which could tank the stock price.
by Clint Siegner, Money Metals:
In 2022, central banks will have purchased the largest amount of gold in recent history. According to the World Gold Council, central bank purchases of gold have reached a level not seen since 1967. The world’s central banks bought 673 metric tons in one month, and in the third quarter, the figure reached 400 metric tons. This is interesting because the flow from central banks since 2020 had been eminently net sales.
Why are global central banks adding gold to their reserves? There may be different factors.
Most central banks’ largest percentage of reserves are US dollars, which usually come in the form of US Treasury bonds. It would make sense for some of the central banks, especially China, to decide to depend less on the dollar.
by Alasdair Macleod, GoldMoney:
We have confirmation from the highest sources that Russia and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) are considering using gold for pan-Asian trade settlements, fully replacing dollars and euros.
In an article written for Vedomosti, a Moscow-based Russian newspaper published on 27 December, Sergey Glazyev, a prominent economic adviser to Vladimir Putin who is heading up the Eurasian Economic Union committee charged with devising a replacement for dollars in trade settlements sent a very clear signal to that effect. It appears he will drop earlier plans to design a new commodity-linked trade currency because it has been superseded.
by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
How long is Putin going to sit on his butt and allow his limited military operation to be widened into nuclear war? If Putin does not soon fulfill his responsibility to quickly bring the conflict to a decisive Russian victory before Washington and NATO can further widen the war, Putin’s legacy will be nuclear Armageddon.
For a year now Putin has allowed a war Russia could have quickly won to widen into a confrontation between the US/NATO and Russia. This is no longer a limited Russian operation in Donbass. Each successive widening by the West has crossed more Russian red lines that are never enforced. If Putin wasn’t willing to fight a war, he should not have gone into Donbass.
from The Epoch Times:
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) introduced a resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday calling for an investigation into Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and proposed he be denied access to classified information.
The resolution (pdf), titled “Preventing Extreme Negligence with Classified Information Licenses Resolution,” or “PENCIL Resolution,” is an updated version of a similar resolution Gaetz introduced in 2019.
by Cristina Laila, The Gateway Pundit:
Remember when Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said people who ‘spread misinformation’ about Covid vaccines are “criminals”?
This of course was after he falsely claimed his vaccines are 100% effective in preventing Covid.
It turns out Pfizer is experimenting with dangerous gain-of-function on Covid-19 in order to make more money on vaccines, according to a director of research for the Pharma company.
by Ethan Huff, Natural News:
The supply chain and inflation problems felt in 2022 could still intensify in 2023, particularly in the food sector.
Extreme weather and drought, labor shortages, and other factors threaten to make the following 13 food items difficult to find this year. (Related: Last May, the Bank of England warned that “apocalyptic” food shortages are soon to come.):
by Ryan Saavedra, Daily Wire:
San Francisco law enforcement officials released body camera footage Friday from the October attack on Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) husband, Paul Pelosi.
A San Francisco judge ordered that the footage be made public after a coalition of news outlets filed a motion to release the footage on January 11.
by Didi Rankovic, Reclaim The Net:
Lawmakers want to know whether it was a violation of the German Constitution.
German authorities have made quite a name for themselves over the past several years by walking the fine line, and critics say sometimes crossing it, between protecting citizens’ freedom of speech, and censoring them for “online speech.”
So is it really surprising that, in the wake of scandalous revelations about Covid (and elections) related collaboration, or some would say, collusion between US government and Big Tech, something of the kind was also happening in Germany?
