H5N1: Big Business Making Ready for the Big Cash Op

from T

 

'The tech companies are starting to ramp up marketing to get in on the plandemic profits already, because they see what’s coming.  All that’s needed now is that inevitable emergency declaration (or are we supposedly still in an “emergency” by default?) so everybody and their brother, sister and second cousins can start submitting for EUA approval for their bird flu tests.  The experimental inoculations are probably already developed.  Just need to pretend to wait just long enough to break the warp speed record for shortest time to a phony vaccine while retaining the credulity of enough of the population.'

'T' follows my work and has first hand knowledge of medical research industries. This image is from an email sent to him this week. Clearly those in the know are making ready for the 'cash cow' that may end up being Disease X or the next plandemic. 

Kansas V Pfizer: statement Mr. Kris Kobach, Kansas Attorney General

 from Dr. Campbell

How Scared Should You Be of Bird Flu?

from NYT

How worried you should be about H5N1, the bird flu virus spreading on dairy farms in the United States, depends on whom you are.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has described the current H5N1 risk to the general public as low. The risk that the virus poses is tempered by the fact that it doesn’t spread easily among people — yet.

Right now public-health experts have the difficult task of urging authorities who can do something about H5N1 to take action, while maintaining public trust. Americans have just been through a pandemic that resulted in over one million U.S. lives lost. They may feel weary of more bad news or fear-based messaging. Communicating that while the threat level for most people is low, but if nothing is done it could become quite high, is not easy but is important.

Experts need to be clear that currently, the levers of action are squarely in the hands of government leaders and agricultural interests, not in the hands of the general public. But public attention is key to ensuring that authorities find the will to act.

No one knows whether H5N1, if left unchecked, will become the deadly pandemic that public health experts like me worry it could...

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'Painful failure': Israel war minister says 'difficult Gaza war' costs regime dearly

from PressTV

Israel's minister of military affairs Yoav Gallant has admitted the occupying regime’s "painful failure" and intelligence fiasco on October 7, highlighting the cataclysmic cost of the "difficult Gaza war" for Tel Aviv.

Gallant made the remarks at a ceremony on Tuesday, saying the war with the Palestinian resistance movements has cost Israel a lot, particularly in the besieged Gaza Strip.

He noted that Israel has received heavy blows in the ongoing war in Gaza and its casualties are very high.

"This difficult war took the Israeli military by surprise and we paid a heavy price,” Gallant said, adding, “The painful failures will be studied and we will learn from them, and these lessons and experiences will have an effect on our future.”...

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Israel to double down on settlements after Palestine recognition

from Daily Sabah

Israel announced it is considering several measures, including bolstering illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank, following the recognition of Palestine as a state by several countries.

In a statement late Sunday, the prime minister's office said the Security Cabinet discussed actions to "strengthen settlement in Judea and Samaria" in response to the countries that "unilaterally" recognized a Palestinian state. The cabinet also reviewed a "series of responses" against the Palestinian Authority for its "actions against Israel" in international forums.

"The defense minister and the attorney general requested additional time to comment on several of the proposed clauses. The prime minister instructed that all of the proposals be submitted to a vote at the next Security Cabinet meeting," the statement said.

Under international law, all settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories are considered illegal...

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Israeli authorities responsible for war crimes in Gaza, UN inquiry finds

(They open the statement as I did on Oct 8th saying 'Oct 7 events did not happen in a vacuum' and go on to list what Israel has been doing to the Palestinians in Gaza for years. That was the subject of the very first video I did on this subject and something almost no official agency ever recognizes. Good for them.)

al Jazeera English

Israel found guilty of committing the following war crimes (and more to follow according to the report):

• extermination
• intentional targeting of civilians and civilian objects
• murder
• using starvation as a method of war
• forcible transfer of civilian population (depopulation of targeted areas for re-population purposes)
• gender persecution of Palestinian men and boys
• sexual and gender based violence amounting to torture
• cruel or inhuman treatment
• weaponizing distribution of humanitarian aid

All of these disproportionately effect women, disabled, elderly and children.

IDF knew of Hamas's plan to kidnap 250 before October 7 attack - report

• Israel Knew Hamas’s Attack Plan More Than a Year Ago Nov 30 2023
• Israel Knew Hamas’ Attack Plan a Year Before Oct. 7: Report Nov 30 2023 
• Egypt intelligence official says Israel ignored repeated warnings of ‘something big’ Oct 9 2023
• US and Israeli officials react to blockbuster report that Israel knew Hamas was planning attack Dec 3 2023  "We're going to have to get to the bottom of it after the war."
• ‘I failed in my life’s mission’: Gaza Division head announces resignation over Oct. 7 June 8 2024
  

from Jerusalem Post June 17 2024

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These exercises included raiding military posts and kibbutzim (collective communities in Israel), kidnapping soldiers and civilians, and maintaining the hostages once they were in the Gaza Strip.

The report by Kan News stated, "Security sources told Kan News that the document was known to the intelligence leadership, at the very least in the Gaza Division."

...

The IDF had precise information about Hamas's intentions, but due to prevailing conceptions within the security establishment and possible negligence by senior officials, the warning signs were not acted upon.

The report further detailed that Israeli intelligence officials monitored the exercise and documented the steps Hamas planned to take after breaching Israeli territory and taking over military posts. The expected number of hostages, according to the document, was between 200 and 250 people.

"Israeli intelligence officials who monitored the exercise detailed in the document the next steps after breaching into Israel and taking over the posts, determining that the instruction is to hand over the captured soldiers to the company commanders. The expected number of hostages, it states, is between 200 and 250 people," Kan News reported.

This information, combined with a new and sophisticated security barrier completed two years before the attack, was believed to have made such an assault improbable. However, the barrier failed during the Hamas attack, highlighting a significant intelligence and security oversight.

The general staff investigation team is expected to present initial findings from this failure to the Chief of Staff in the coming weeks, as the country seeks to understand how such a lapse in security could occur despite having detailed advance knowledge of the enemy's plans...

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U.S. says it doesn't know what Netanyahu is talking about after he attacks Biden for 'withholding weapons'

(Seems to me that Bibi is trying to help Trump get elected by stabbing Biden in the back after being gifted tons of bombs to wipe out Gaza and aid in planning his Salvador Option campaign against the people of Palestine. Trump promises even more help with the Zionist agenda while Sheldon Adelson's widow is funneling Trump's campaign millions and millions of bucks.)

from NBC News

The United States says it has no idea what the Israeli prime minister is talking about.

The Biden administration on Tuesday rejected Benjamin Netanyahu's accusation that Washington had been "withholding weapons and ammunitions" from its close ally over the "past few months." The Israeli leader implied that this was hampering his military's ongoing offensive in Gaza, now focused on the southern city of Rafah.

"We genuinely do not know what he is talking about. We just don't,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said as she maintained that only one shipment of heavy bombs had been paused since the war began, while billions of dollars of arms have continued to flow into Israel.

On Wednesday, the United Nations human rights office said that the laws of war were likely being "consistently violated" in the Israeli military's ongoing assault on the Palestinian enclave, citing the use of heavy bombs...

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Pfizer court case, Kansas (Dr. Campbell)

 from Dr. Campbell

 

selected text of lawsuit:

Global failure to prepare for pandemics ‘gambling with children’s future’

 (Tell me this shit isn't scripted)

from The Guardian (H/T T)

World leaders are “gambling with their children’s and grandchildren’s health and wellbeing” by failing to prepare for a future p(L)andemic, a new report warns.

Amid surging cases of H5N1 bird flu in mammals, and an mpox outbreak in central Africa, two senior stateswomen have said the lack of preparation had left the world vulnerable to “devastation”.

Helen Clark, former prime minister of New Zealand, and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former president of Liberia, were co-chairs of the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response, which was set up by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2020.

At a World Health Assembly in May 2021, the panel set out a series of recommendations to change how the world tackled pandemic threats and avoid mistakes made during the Covid-19 response.

Today, they said that at the current rate of preparation, the world would probably be overwhelmed by any new pandemic threat...

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