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G7 Nations Favour Canada as Their Primary Oil Provider, Poll Finds

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/g7-nations-favour-canada-as-their-primary-oil-provider-poll-finds-5871950?ea_src=ca-frontpage&ea_cnt=b

Canada has been named the top preferred oil supplier among G7 nations, according to a newly released poll.

When asked to evaluate eight potential suppliers, participants from G7 countries placed Canada among the top three 68 percent of the time, making it the most frequently ranked supplier out of the options available, the Ipsos poll released on June 11 found.

The results come ahead of the summit next week in Alberta’s Kananaskis Country, which will see leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) nations come together to discuss trade and other political and economic topics. The G7 is made up of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Canada edged out Norway to top the poll, while the nordic country trailed by just two points, garnering 66 percent. It was the only country that came close to matching Canada’s popularity as a supplier.

The Middle East was well behind in third place with 47 percent, followed by Mexico at 40 percent, and the United States at 34 percent. Venezuela was sixth with 26 percent, while Russia took seventh place with 18 percent and China took last place with 17 percent.

Canada’s popularity rose 3 percent since the 2023 poll when it tied for first place with Norway. Only two countries experienced major changes between the two polls. The Middle East’s fortunes rose 12 percent from 35 percent in 2023, while opinions about the United States plummeted nearly 30 percent from the 60 percent it received in 2023. Continue…

Larry Smith Latest Senator to Join Tory Caucus, Marking a Return

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/larry-smith-latest-senator-to-join-tory-caucus-marking-a-return-5871937?ea_src=ca-frontpage&ea_cnt=b

Quebec Senator Larry Smith has rejoined the Conservatives’ Senate caucus after switching to the non-affiliated Canadian Senators Group for nearly three years. Smith is the third senator to join the Conservative caucus this month.

Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Conservative Sen. Leo Housakos, welcomed Smith in a June 12 statement.

“Senator Smith is widely respected for his principled approach, deep knowledge of public policy, and tireless work ethic,” Housakos said. “He has always been a strong advocate for Quebec and for common-sense conservative values. We are very pleased to have him back.”

Smith is the third senator to join the Senate Conservative caucus this month. Sen. Mary Jane McCallum of Manitoba joined the Tory caucus on June 10 and Sen. David Richards joined on June 3. Both McCallum and Richards were previously non-affiliated senators who were appointed by former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Smith was first appointed as a Tory senator in 2010 on the advice of then-Prime Minister Stephen Harper. He left the Red Chamber to bid for a seat in the House of Commons but was not successful in winning a seat. Smith was reappointed by Harper in 2011 and served as leader of the Opposition in the Senate from 2017 to 2019.

He left the Conservative caucus in 2022 to join the non-affiliated Canadian Senators Group (CSG). He did not comment publicly on the reason for his departure from the Tory caucus at the time, but later clarified he would still remain a Conservative party member. He has now rejoined the Senate Conservative caucus. Continue…

What to Expect From the G7 Summit in Canada

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/what-to-expect-from-the-g7-summit-in-canada-5871291?ea_src=ca-frontpage&ea_cnt=b

Major players on the international stage will be descending on Canada next week for the G7 Summit, which is already rich in storylines before even kicking off.

A sizable amount of new baggage exists between some of the leaders, and the event will also feature many fresh faces.

Among the seven-member countries of the group of advanced economies, there has been significant change since last year’s conference, with five leaders having been replaced in elections.

Only French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni are making a return to the summit this year, to be held in Kananasksis, Alberta, from June 15 to 17.

New governments were elected in the United Kingdom and Germany, and Japan’s ruling party changed its leader in an internal vote.

Closer to home, Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was a regular in international circles and organizations before entering politics and winning the recent federal election, will have the task of hosting the summit and ensuring it runs smoothly while attempting to make progress on some key relationships.

The most consequential election in the G7 was that of U.S. President Donald Trump, and it will no doubt be the objective of Carney and other leaders to work on that relationship as a priority. Trump has upended global trade with his tariffs agenda, and shook some international files by taking a different approach from that of his predecessor.

Close U.S. ally Canada has not been spared, having been hit with three different sets of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Continue…

China’s Infiltration of North America Runs ‘Deep,’ Says Canadian Investigative Journalist

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/chinas-infiltration-of-north-america-runs-deep-says-canadian-investigative-journalist-5871102?ea_src=ca-frontpage&ea_cnt=b

From manufacturing fentanyl precursors, to operating unofficial Chinese police stations on Western soil, to recruiting academics abroad to gain access to foreign technologies needed to advance Beijing’s goals, China’s infiltration of North America runs “deep,” says a Canadian investigative journalist.

The problem of China’s operations in Canada drew renewed attention last month when FBI Director Kash Patel said Beijing is among the hostile regimes working with cartels to smuggle fentanyl into the United States through Canada.

But this issue has long been simmering, investigative journalist Sam Cooper said in a recent interview with Jan Jekielek, host of The Epoch Times program “American Thought Leaders.”

Cooper said Chinese Communist Party (CCP) members and its proxies have for years been involved in “dark alliances” with global Chinese triad actors, some of them “strongly set up” in cities like Toronto, Vancouver, as well as Markham and Richmond, part of the Greater Toronto Area and Metro Vancouver respectively.

“I’ve been following China’s deep infiltration of North America for years,” Cooper said.

“The CCP is involved in fentanyl trafficking. As I know, and as my elite experts in North America and the West say, no one is like the Chinese Communist Party in terms of the inseparable integration with transnational organized crime.” Continue…

Ex-CEO Claims China’s Top Bank Told Him to ‘Ignore’ Canadian Law

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/ex-ceo-of-canadian-subsidiary-of-chinas-largest-bank-alleges-he-was-ordered-to-ignore-canadian-law-before-dismissal-5871578?ea_src=ca-frontpage&ea_cnt=b

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The former CEO of the Canadian subsidiary of China’s largest bank says he was instructed to “ignore” Canadian law and “circumvent” Canadian regulators, alleging he was fired for not following these directions.

Lubin Wang, 51, former head of ICBK, the Canadian subsidiary of the state-owned Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), China’s largest bank, filed a lawsuit in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice for wrongful dismissal earlier this year, alleging he was pressured to scale back or abandon efforts to comply with Canadian regulations.

Wang says his efforts to reform ICBK’s operations to comply with recently adopted Canadian legislation—including the Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability Act, passed in 2024, and a 2023 law expanding federal oversight of regulated institutions—were met with “opposition and obvious discontent” from senior leadership at ICBC, the bank’s parent company in the People’s Republic of China (PRC).

According to the lawsuit, a team of foreign nationals from a “special department located in the PRC” audited the Toronto-based ICBK at the end of October 2024.

While interviewing Wang as part of the audit, the group “went from asking questions to criticizing him for not following ICBC’s instructions, which included certain directives to ignore Canadian law and circumvent Canadian regulators,” the lawsuit says.

It adds that “after criticizing Mr. Wang for failing to follow directions from the PRC, [the audit team] then forPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>23166658

>So what, does that negate what Hochul did and does?

I never said anything of the sort. I merely pointed out that Stefanik has her own skeletons. Stefanik helped sell out the entire country. I find it ironic she's acting all high and mighty in a committee meeting.

Shouldn't throw stones in glass houses, Anon. Just sayin.

>>23164916

HaHaHa It’s clever ‘cause it rhymes

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Turnbull also questioned why Australia had not reviewed the scheme. “The UK is conducting a review of AUKUS. The US … is conducting a review of AUKUS,” he said on X. “But Australia, which has the most at stake, has no review. Our parliament to date has been the least curious and least informed. Time to wake up?”

Marles said that Labor’s broad defence strategic review, commissioned when it came to government, had sufficiently probed the AUKUS deal as he told critics “to take a deep breath”.

Morrison said the original case for AUKUS had been built on convincing the US and UK defence institutions – including in the first Trump administration – of the pact’s technical merit, sovereign capability and shared security interests.

“It has enjoyed bipartisan and institutional support in both Washington and London from the outset. That foundation matters and was important to secure,” he said. “Now is the time for Australia to make the case again. We have a good case to make in both our own interests and those of our AUKUS partners, especially in the US.”

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer last month declared the AUKUS defence pact the centrepiece of his government’s national security strategy, and a UK government spokesperson on Thursday said AUKUS was “one of the most strategically important partnerships in decades”.

“It is understandable that a new administration would want to review its approach to such a major partnership, just as the UK did last year,” they said. “The UK will continue to work closely with the US and Australia at all levels to maximise the benefits and opportunities which AUKUS presents for our three nations.”

Australian government sources, who downplayed the news, said the government learnt about the review before Marles met US defence secretary Pete Hegseth at the ShangriPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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Jihadi preacher concedes ‘sermons not private’ in hate speech case

Wissam Haddad has acknowledged his sermons on Jews after October 7 could be accessed broadly and would not stay confined to his Bankstown prayer centre.

JAMES DOWLING - June 12, 2025

Lawyers for Jihadi preacher Wissam Haddad have conceded a central pillar of their defence, acknowledging the cleric’s sermons were not private amid a racial discrimination trial that has hinged on the public accessibility of his remarks.

Mr Haddad, who legally changed his first name to William more than twenty years ago but who is also known as Abu Ousayd, has sought to argue he was only speaking to his Muslim congregants at the Bankstown Al Madina Dawah Centre – a co-respondent in his Federal Court case brought by Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Peter Wertheim and deputy president Robert Goot – when he made sermons about the conflict in Israel after October 7, 2023.

At the beginning of the case’s closing remarks on Thursday, ECAJ barrister Peter Braham SC said Mr Haddad had conceded the argument and acknowledged his speeches were likely to be seen by an audience outside of his congregation.

Mr Haddad’s barrister, Andrew Boe, confirmed this.

“We formally communicated to the appellant’s team that the respondents concede that the speeches were not … private,” Mr Boe said.

The partial concession means Justice Angus Stewart need only judge Mr Haddad’s potential breach of two other elements of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act – whether Mr Haddad’s sermons were likely to offend and whether tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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Battlelines drawn as Governor approves July 19 Tasmanian election

MATTHEW DENHOLM - June 11, 2025

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Tasmanians will go to the polls on July 19 – for the second time in 16 months – after the state’s Governor on Wednesday night ­finally agreed to the early election requested by Premier Jeremy Rockliff.

The election – Tasmania’s fourth in a little over seven years – follows an extended power vacuum after Mr Rockliff last week suffered a no-confidence motion in the House of Assembly.

Governor Barbara Baker, who on Tuesday night deferred a decision on Mr Rockliff’s election request, said she had ­decided there was no real alternative. “Notwithstanding the recent 2024 election, the public interest in avoiding the cost of another election and the prevailing public mood against holding an election, I have granted Premier Rockliff a dissolution,” Ms Baker said.

“I make this grant because I am satisfied that there is no real possibility that an alternative government can be formed.”

Mr Rockliff welcomed the ­decision. “A state election has been called for July 19 – one that we’re going to fight in the name of common decency,” he said via social media.

“To draw a line in the sand, as Tasmanians, and stand up for what we believe in. Not political games. But building a better Tasmania.

“Your support over these last few days has been nothing short of incredible. I have been truly humblPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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Labor is ahead in the polls for the first time in years, but has a new, untested leader in Mr Winter and a history of poor election campaigns.

The Liberals have 14 seats in the 35-seat Assembly, Labor 10, the Greens five, independents five and the Jacqui Lambie Network (not running candidates at this election) one.

The latest opinion poll, by EMRS in May, showed Labor on 31 per cent, Liberals 29 per cent, independents 17 per cent, the Greens 14 per cent, and JLN 6 per cent.

Earlier, Ms Baker met Mr Winter, who told her he was unwilling to govern with the Greens, leaving her little choice but to agree to Mr Rockliff’s election request.

Mr Rockliff was earlier accused by some within his party of resisting a request by a cabinet minister to call a meeting of the Parliamentary Liberal Party on Wednesday to discuss the crisis sparked by the no-confidence motion.

However, Mr Rockliff on Wednesday night said he had eventually – before visiting the Governor a second time – convened a PLP meeting where he had “once again, received unanimous support to continue to lead the Liberal Party”.

Sources said Mr Rockliff’s was earlier dismissive of the idea of a PLP meeting. Two senior ministers – Eric Abetz and Michael Ferguson – were understood to be willing to assume the leadership, but unwilling to challenge him for it.

Greens leader Rosalie Woodruff blamed both major parties for the early election, saying Mr Rockliff should have resigned and Mr Winter agreed to govern with Greens support.

She flagged a campaign against the stadium and for better public services. “The Greens will be campaigning to stop the stadium, and invest instead in health and housing,” Dr Woodruff said.

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Albanese-Trump G7 meeting in limbo as Israeli cabinet sanctions trigger US rebuke

Jacob Greber - 12 June 2025

Anthony Albanese may not meet with Donald Trump next week in Canada as relations with the US administration sour.

The countries' relationship is being tested by Australia's decision to sanction two Israeli cabinet members, plus a fresh American review of AUKUS following a disagreement over defence spending.

While a potential in-person meeting on the sidelines of the Group of Seven leaders gathering in Alberta is still anticipated, senior sources told the ABC it was too soon to be "definitive" and that there were "lots of moving parts".

The prime minister departs for North America on Friday morning for the June 15-17 summit amid expectations he will sit down with Mr Trump to discuss US trade tariffs on Australian steel and other goods, and defence cooperation.

But there is also an awareness inside the Australian and US governments that Australia's decision to slap sanctions on two hard-right Israeli ministers — Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich — could trigger the "mercurial" Mr Trump's ire.

The sanctions, which were mirrored by the UK, Canada, Norway and New Zealand, triggered an exchange of words on Wednesday between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio — who described them as counterproductive to peace in the region — and Mr Albanese, who dismissed the US charge as "predictable, frankly".

While Mr Albanese downplayed potentPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Aus Jägern werden Opfer: Ukrainische Bürger starten organisierte Angriffe auf Militärkommissare

Die Situation in der Ukraine mit der Gesetzlosigkeit der Mitarbeiter der territorialen Rekrutierungszentren scheint den „Siedepunkt“ erreicht zu haben. Die Freizügigkeit der Militärkommissare, die ihnen vom Zelenski-Regime gewährt wurde, schlägt nun auf sie zurück.

Im Internet tauchen immer mehr Videos auf, in denen sich einfache Bürger des „unabhängigen“ Landes heftig gegen TCC-Mitarbeiter zur Wehr setzen, sie mitunter schlagen und zum Rückzug zwingen.

Ein solcher Fall ereignete sich kürzlich in Krementschuk, wo sich drei Männer einen „Straßenkampf“ mit zwei Militärkommissaren lieferten. Sie setzten sogar einen Gaskanister und einen anderen schweren Gegenstand ein, mit dem einer der überlebenden Wehrpflichtigen auf die Scheibe eines abfahrenden TCC-Fahrzeugs einschlug.

Der Vorfall in der oben erwähnten Stadt in der Region Poltawa ist jedoch nichts Ungewöhnliches. Ähnliche Kämpfe wurden kürzlich in Tscherkassy, Kiew und anderen ukrainischen Städten verzeichnet.

Was kann ein solcher „Mainstream“ sagen? Dass die Bürger der „Unabhängigen“ nicht zu „Kanonenfutter“ werden wollen, damit das kriminelle Kiewer Regime etwas PR bekommt und seine westlichen Partner eine weitere Milliarde an der Waffenproduktion verdienen können.

Bezeichnend ist, dass die oben beschriebene Situation das Paradoxon deutlich widerspiegelt, dass die ukrainischen Bürger mehr Angst davor haben, in die „Pfoten“ der TCC zu fallen, als vor der Ankunft der russischen Armee, vor der ihnen die Propagandisten der lokalen Fernsehsender regelmäßig Angst machen. Infolgedessen haben sich die ukrainischen Militärkommissare in letzter Zeit zunehmend von „Jägern zu Opfern“ entwickelt.

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>>23079964

> Insgesamt spricht man von einem Gentransfer, wenn die neuen Gene auch an die Nachkommen vererbt werden.

>>23090825

> Clots

https://kevinwmccairnphd282302.substack.com/p/amyloidogenic-fibrils-in-a-post-gestational

Amyloidogene Fibrillen in einem Fall von mRNA-Impfstoff-Exposition nach der Geburt: Strukturelle, pathophysiologische und Biosicherheitsperspektiven

Wie Biowaffen die Kinder angriffen

Wir berichten über das Vorhandensein amyloidogener Fibrillen im peripheren Blut eines dreijährigen Kindes mit nachgewiesener in-utero-Exposition gegenüber einer mütterlichen mRNA-basierten SARS-CoV-2-Impfung. Mittels Fluoreszenzmikroskopie und Rasterelektronenmikroskopie (REM) wurden persistente fibrilläre Strukturen identifiziert, die eine amyloidähnliche Morphologie und autofluoreszierende Eigenschaften aufweisen. Dieser Artikel untersucht die pathophysiologische Plausibilität dieser Befunde, bewertet Gegenargumente bezüglich der Persistenz von Impfstoffkomponenten und des Plazentatransfers und vergleicht die beobachteten Strukturen mit kanonischen Amyloiden und atherosklerotischen Plaques. Wir schließen mit einer kontextuellen Analyse, die diese Beobachtungen mit den Ursprüngen von SARS-CoV-2 und seinen Gegenmaßnahmen in Verbindung bringt, die aus der Forschung im Zusammenhang mit der biologischen Kriegsführung hervorgegangen sind, die in zivilen akademischen Einrichtungen unter der Bezeichnung Dual Use Research of Concern (DURC) durchgeführt wurde.

1. Einleitung Anhaltende koagulopathische und neuroinflammatorische Syndrome nach einer SARS-CoV-2-Infektion oder Impfung haben Bedenken hinsichtlich der anhaltenden biologischen Aktivität des Spike-Proteins geweckt. Diese Bedenken erstrecken sich auch auf die fötale und frühkindliche Exposition durch mütterliche Impfungen. Wir stellPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

4. Steelman-Widerlegung: Argumente gegen eine Verursachung und ihre Fehler

a) Persistenz von Spike-Protein

Es wurde weithin behauptet, dass Spike-Protein und mRNA sowohl aus dem mütterlichen als auch aus dem fötalen System schnell verschwinden. Diese Behauptung wird jedoch durch die zunehmenden empirischen Daten nicht gestützt:

In der Yale Post-Vaccine Syndrome Studie (2025) wurde zirkulierendes Spike-Protein bei symptomatischen Personen bis zu 700 Tage nach der Impfung nachgewiesen.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1

Yonker et al. (2023) wiesen Spike-Protein in Serum und Exosomen von Jugendlichen Wochen bis Monate nach der Injektion nach.

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.122.061025

Diese Ergebnisse stellen die ursprüngliche pharmakokinetische Modellierung in Frage, die in der Zulassungsphase des Impfstoffs verwendet wurde.

b)Transplazentarer Transfer von LNP und mRNA

Die Behauptung, dass die Plazenta Impfstoffkomponenten effektiv blockiert, wurde widerlegt:

Swingle et al. (2023) wiesen nach, dass mRNA mit ionisierbaren Lipid-Nanopartikeln in vivo in die Plazenta gelangen kann.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9992266/

Safford et al. (2024) zeigten, dass auf Elastizität abgestimmte LNPs die Biodistribution an der mütterlich-fötalen Schnittstelle verbessern.

https://mitchell-lab.seas.upenn.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Safford_NanoLetters.pdf

Diese Ergebnisse sind eindirekter Beweisdafür, dass mRNA-Impfstoffkomponenten in der Lage sind, diefötale Umgebungzu erreichen.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9992266/

PMCID: PMC9992266 NIHMSID: NIHMS1878359 PMID: 36789893

Published online 2023 Feb 15. doi: 10.1021/jacs.2c12893

Ionisierbare Lipid-Nanopartikel für den In-vivo-Transport von mRNA in die Plazenta während der Schwangerschaft

Zusammenfassung

Ionisierbare Lipid-Nanopartikel (LNPs) sind die klinisch am weitesten fortgeschrittene nicht-virale Plattform für den mRNA-Transport. Während sie für Anwendungen wie Impfstoffe und Gene Editing erforscht wurden, sind LNPs für die Plazentainsuffizienz während der Schwangerschaft noch nicht untersucht worden. Plazentainsuffizienz wird durch einen unzureichenden Blutfluss in der Plazenta verursacht, was zu einem erhöhten mütterlichen Blutdruck und einem eingeschränkten Wachstum des Fötus führt. Daher kann eine Verbesserung der Gefäßerweiterung in der Plazenta sowohl der mütterlichen als auch der fetalen Gesundheit zugute kommen. Hier haben wir ionisierbare LNPs für die mRNA-Verabreichung an die Plazenta entwickelt, die bei der Vermittlung der Plazenta-Vasodilatation eingesetzt werden können. Wir entwickelten eine Bibliothek ionisierbarer Lipide zur Formulierung von LNPs für die mRNA-Übertragung an Plazentazellen und identifizierten einen führenden LNP, der die in vivo mRNA-Übertragung an Trophoblasten, Endothelzellen und Immunzellen in der Plazenta ermöglicht. Die Verabreichung dieser Top-LNP-Formulierung, die mit VEGF-A-mRNA verkapselt ist, führte zu einer Gefäßerweiterung der Plazenta, was das Potenzial von mRNA-LNPs für die Proteinersatztherapie während der Schwangerschaft zur Behandlung von Plazentastörungen zeigt.

https://mitchell-lab.seas.upenn.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Safford_NanoLetters.pdf

Cite This: Nano Lett. 2025, 25, 4800−4808 R

Untersuchung der Rolle der Elastizität von Lipid-Nanopartikeln bei der mRNA-Übertragung in die Plazenta

Mediziner warnen vor faserigen Blutgerinnseln bei Kindern von geimpften Müttern

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Ein beunruhigender Fall: Amyloidogene Fibrillen bei einem Kleinkind

Im Zentrum der Untersuchung steht ein dreijähriges Kind, das in der 35. Schwangerschaftswoche vorzeitig geboren wurde – nur eine Woche nach der zweiten Dosis des BNT162b2 (Pfizer) mRNA-Impfstoffs der Mutter. Das Kind kam ohne Lebenszeichen zur Welt und benötigte eine Notfall-Reanimation. In den folgenden Jahren litt es an wiederkehrenden Immunstörungen, darunter Mandelentfernungen und mehrfache Operationen wegen persistierender Mittelohrentzündungen. Die ungewöhnlich häufigen Infektionskrankheiten und beeinträchtigten Immunantworten veranlassten McCairn und sein Team, systemische Pathologien zu untersuchen.

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Man hatte schwangeren Frauen versichert, dass die Plazenta wie eine schützende Barriere funktioniert und die Impfstoff-Bestandteile das ungeborene Baby nicht erreichen können. Auch das war falsch. Gleich zwei Studien – eine von Swingle (2023) und eine von Safford (2024) – haben das Gegenteil bewiesen: Die winzigen Fetttröpfchen, in die die mRNA verpackt ist (sogenannte Lipid-Nanopartikel), können sehr wohl die Plazenta durchdringen. Sie transportieren die mRNA direkt dorthin, wo sich Mutter und Kind über die Nabelschnur verbinden.

Das bedeutet: Das ungeborene Baby wird den gleichen genetischen Anweisungen ausgesetzt wie die Mutter. Sein kleiner Körper beginnt ebenfalls, das Spike-Protein zu produzieren – und das in einer kritischen Phase der Entwicklung, in der sich Organe und das Nervensystem bilden. Die Folgen können verheerend sein. Wenn diese Proteine sich falsch falten und jahrelang im Körper bleiben, könnte das die Entwicklung des Kindes dauerhaft schädigen. Die Entdeckung der gefährlichen Protein-Fasern im Blut des dreijährigen Kindes zeigt, dass diese Befürchtungen begründet sind. Schwangere Frauen wurden also über ein fundamentales Sicherheitsrisiko im Unklaren gelassen.

Selbst-vermehrende Proteinfasern

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Unterschiede zu klassischen Gerinnseln

Die Wissenschaftler haben festgestellt, dass diese neu entdeckten faseraPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

President Trump Confirms Nonessential State Dept and DoD Personnel Departing Iraq, Kuwait and Bahrain

June 11, 2025 | Sundance |

If Israel were to attack Iran on/around the same timeline the leftists have their ‘day of rage’ scheduled on June 14 (Sat), it would be the worst possible timing. Of course, that outcome might also make it more likely.

President Trump confirmed tonight personnel are being “moved out” of parts of the Middle East as tensions escalate between Israel and Iran,while diplomatic talks between the USA and Iran seem to have stalled.

“Well, they are being moved out because it could be a dangerous place, and we’ll see what happens. But they are — we’ve given notice to move out.We’ll see what happens,” Trump said while walking the red carpet at the Kennedy Center.The State Department recently ordered the departure of all nonessential staff from the Baghdad embassy, apparently due to increased security risks.

Additionally, the defense department “has authorized the voluntary departure of military dependents from locations” across the region, U.S. Central Command said in a statement. The command “is monitoring the developing tension in the Middle East.”

(VIA AP) – […]Tensions in the region have been rising in recent days as talks between the U.S. and Iran over its rapidly advancing nuclear program appear to have hit an impasse. The talks seek to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of some of the crushing economic sanctions that the U.S. has imposed on the Islamic Republic. Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful.

The next round of talks — the sixth — had been tentatively scheduled for this weekend in Oman, according to two U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss diplomatic matters. However, those officials saidPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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When is there too much information?

NEVER!

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>>23160861

>https://youtu.be/KFQ6JcI9Af4

>>23160597 liars put words in others mouths he never called him a rapist…they were friends you don’t think his name is mentioned in files doesn’t mean he partook in activities