Pfizer-Connected FDA Panel Approves Pfizer EUA Covid Jab for Children 5-11 While Comirnaty Remains Unavailable and IA2030 Push for Life-Course Vaccines for All
moreThis week, the FDA advisory panel voted to authorize Pfizer’s BioNTech Emergency Use Authorized Covid-19 jab for children ages 5-11. Aside from the fact that children have very mild symptoms from Covid, are at extremely low risk of death, and are already subjected to enough jabs, the Pfizer-connected panel nearly all argued that this would be safe and effective for children. It’s hard to imagine that the lives of millions of children were just decided upon by 18 individuals with ties to Pfizer itself, unless of course, parents and legislatures stand up against this. It’s also important to note that the approval is on an emergency use authorization jab because Pfizer’s Comirnaty that received full approval from the FDA in August in a bait-and-switch, remains unavailable to the U.S. and according to the Pfizer, it could be months before it arrives. After 8 hours of discussions, 17 voted for the…
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s Family Tree Was A Mystery Until Now
moreIt’s very likely that only a small percentage of people even know who BlackRock is, despite the fact that they are the world’s largest asset management company with over $9 trillion in assets, is one of the top two shareholders of over 1,600 American firms, was involved in the clean up of the 2008 financial meltdown, pulled off the biggest scandal in history with the Federal Reserve last year, and is changing the way banks and financial institutions monitor your money while creating a new climate scoring system as another way to control your funds. Their finger isn’t just on the pulse, it’s on the lever. BlackRock was founded by Laurence (Larry) Fink in 1988 under the corporate umbrella of The Blackstone group, later split from Blackstone in 1994, and went public in 1999. If Larry Fink isn’t on your radar, you better start paying attention. Familiarize yourself with what…
Catherine Austin Fitts & Corey Lynn Discuss Vaccine ID Passports and Global Control
moreIn this one-hour video, Catherine Austin Fitts and Corey Lynn discuss Corey’s 4-part report on the Global Landscape on Vaccine ID Passports, and get into the specifics on where this is headed, who the key players are, how far along they are with each agenda, and solutions for combatting this tyranny. This is about much more than just a “vaccine ID passport,” it is about getting you a QR code for a digital identity that will eventually go onto the blockchain where they will trace, track, and monitor your every move in order to control your health records, all personal records, housing, jobs, food, access to establishments, transportation, and the financial system. They want total control over you. If you haven’t yet read this extensive 4-part report, you can review it here: The Global Landscape on Vaccine ID Passports Part 1 The Global Landscape on Vaccine ID Passports Part 2: How Your…
Precinct Strategy Now Has Statewide Groups You Can Connect With
moreDan Schultz of the Precinct Strategy recently told the world that the RNC will not provide a way for Precinct Committeepeople to communicate with each other at a county, state, or national level, while half of the precinct committeeperson spots sit empty. Why would the RNC not want these positions filled? Robert Beadles, a good friend of Dan Schultz, got fired up when he heard about this and took it upon himself to provide the needed platform to make this happen. Beadles has created some of the largest companies in the country and is also an investor and part owner of Gab. It was a perfect opportunity to utilize the platform Pilled.net, founded by Beadles, Matt Brown, and Matt Webster, to build Pilled groups on a state level for the Precinct Strategy movement, so Beadles and the Matt’s got to work! Pilled is an incredible streaming website for free speech…
Observations from A 5,000 Mile Road Trip
moreOn September 23rd I set out on a road trip with my family, not just to unplug from reality for a bit, but to have an adventure and explore some places we’ve never been before. Of course, I knew that this long-desired adventure would entail making observations through a totally different lens than I would have five years ago, or even 2 years ago. We rented a 26’ RV since there were four of us, along with my dog. We wanted to have the comfort while being on the road, and the space to spread out. I had high hopes of writing my thoughts while traveling, but the sheer bumpiness of the ride quickly diminished that hope. Instead, I made mental notes in my mind, and shot many photos along the way. My poor dog was in a state of shock at first, with all of the rattling noises and…
