Selected Articles: Cardiac Arrest: Lebron James’s 18-year-old Son Bronny James Had a Cardiac Arrest During Practice on July 24, 2023. He Was Fully COVID-19 Vaccinated.
By Dr. William Makis, July 26, 2023
The only prospective study ever done for COVID-19 mRNA vaccine induced myocarditis in young men: Thailand study (2022, Mansanguan), of 202 boys ages 13-18, from two different schools, 7 of them developed subclinical myo/pericarditis after 2nd Pfizer dose. That’s a ratio of 1 in 30 per Pfizer vaccine dose.
Russian Military Instructors in Africa. St Petersburg Russia-Africa Summit
By Kester Kenn Klomegah, July 26, 2023
On the eve of the second Russia-Africa summit scheduled for July 27–28 in St. Petersburg, President Vladimir Putin explained in article published on his Kremlin website that Moscow would continue supporting strategic ways for establishing sustainable peace and political stability in conflict-ridden African countries.
Albanian Narco-terrorists, the KLA and the UK Cocaine Market
By Drago Bosnic, July 26, 2023
Since the 1990s, the United Kingdom has been one of the staunchest supporters of Albanian expansionism (mostly fueled by their unrelenting narco-terrorist tendencies). At the time, London sent its intelligence services to Albania where they worked closely with their American, German and other NATO counterparts to set the stage for a terrorist insurrection in the southern Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohia.
There Was No Pandemic. Dr. Denis Rancourt
By Prof Denis Rancourt, July 26, 2023
All-cause mortality by time (day, week, month, year, period), by jurisdiction (country, state, province, county), and by individual characteristics of the deceased (age, sex, race, living accomodations) is the most reliable data for detecting and epidemiologically characterizing events causing death, and for gauging the population-level impact of any surge or collapse in deaths from any cause.
The US Is in an Era of Loss. Dilemmas About Nuclear Weapons. The “Oppenheimer” Film.
By Karsten Riise, July 26, 2023
Look today at the current film “Oppenheimer”. The whole story of that man revolves around dilemmas about nuclear weapons flooding into his life. But that is skipped over – because it is not politically acceptable to raise such discussions in the US anymore. An article points to the phantastic drama which the film “Oppenheimer” should have been about. See this.
Western Experts Try to Justify Ukrainian Counteroffensive’s Failure
By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, July 26, 2023
Faced with the failure of the overrated Ukrainian “counteroffensive”, Western analysts are trying to find excuses for the humiliation of the neo-Nazi forces. In the opinion of a researcher linked to the Royal United Services Institute, the bureaucracy of NATO states damaged the Ukrainian moves, preventing the counterattack from achieving the desired objectives.
Dotty Domains: The Pentagon’s Mali Typo Leak Affair
By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, July 26, 2023
Despite repeated warnings over a decade by the Amsterdam-based Mali Dili, contracted to manage email accounts of the West African state, traffic from the US military continued to find its way to the .ml domain, the country identifier of Mali. (For all we know, this may still be happening.) This arose because of a typing error, with .mil being the suffix for US military email addresses.
Pfizer’s Neurontin: A Drug for All Seasons – A Lesson in Big Pharma Mass Marketing Manipulation
By Health Freedom Defense Fund, July 26, 2023
Neurontin, the trade name for Gabapentin, is a popular drug used for the treatment of seizure disorders or to relieve nerve pain. Developed by Parke-Davis, a unit of Warner-Lambert (which Pfizer acquired in 2000), Neurontin was patented in 1977 and approved for use in 1993.
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, July 26, 2023
Had it not been for the September 1945 plan to “wipe the Soviet Union of the map” (66 urban areas and more than 200 atomic bombs), neither Russia nor China would have developed nuclear weapons. There wouldn’t have been a Nuclear Arms Race.
Mongolia-SpaceX Deal Provokes a Security Stir in China
By Jeff Pao, July 26, 2023
Mongolia’s recent decision to adopt SpaceX’s Starlink internet services is stirring security concerns across the border in China, both as a potential military threat and a possible way around Beijing’s strict censorship regime on perceived as “harmful” foreign websites.
