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A King May Move a Man…
Splendour of Fire, Speed of Lightning
Learning from Saint Patrick
Paul Kingsnorth: “Today is St Patrick’s Day. It’s a national holiday here in Ireland, during which there is a lot of drinking and parading and the wearing of green leprechaun hats. I’m too old for that sort of thing, and the leprechaun hats don’t suit me anyway. Instead, this morning I was in church listening to two Irish friends singing an old hymn about the saint they learned at school, in harmony with a Romanian nun. It’s an experience I recommend. This evening, I’ve been sitting by the fire reading about St Patrick. Now I want to write something impulsive about the saint. I think he has something still to say to us. I’m not Irish, I know: but then, neither was he. In fact, Patrick – Patricius to his friends – was British like me, and like me he grew up in a time of imperial decline, though he had no idea how quickly the empire of which he was a subject would collapse, and all its assumptions drain away. Patricius was a British subject of imperial Rome, born around the year 400 into a middle class family, and trained for comfort and success. All of that went out of the window when, at the age of sixteen, he was kidnapped by Irish slave traders and sold to a petty king named Miliucc, who sent him out to the hills to work as a lone shepherd.”
Click below to read an excellent essay on St Patrick.
U.S. Treasury projected to buy back $15 Billion of their own debt today
The ACIP mRNA injury meeting on Wednes-Thurs and all ACIP has done under RFK, Jr has been canceled by a Boston activist judge. HHS will take it to court.
Massie: “Wow, based on 95% of his financial support, Ed (Gallrein) might as well change his citizenship”
EXCLUSIVE: Leaked report to federal advisers calls for urgent recognition of Covid vaccine injuries
Maryanne Demasi, Ph.D.: A policy document obtained by MD Reports acknowledges that people harmed by Covid-19 vaccination were failed by the medical system — and outlines reforms to address it.
And then this:
When the New York Times Follows Your Scoop
Demasi: On the weekend I published an investigation based on a confidential report obtained exclusively by MD Reports. The document is a policy paper on vaccine injury scheduled to be discussed at this week’s ACIP meeting. The report was not publicly available anywhere. After weeks of background work and conversations with sources, I obtained a copy and published it in full on MD Reports so readers could review the document directly.
Iran’s War for the World
Click below for “transcript is from Prof. Alexander Dugin’s latest episode of the Radio Sputnik Escalation Show. Dugin argues that the US-Israeli attack on Iran has only strengthened Iran’s resolve, inflamed ancient prophecies, and is accelerating the collapse of the post-WWII world system.”
For your weekend reading as a point of triangulation from the Russian philosopher.
A group of experts that advises the CDC on its vaccine recommendations has suspended an anticipated push to stop recommending mRNA-based Covid-19 vaccines
Extremely frustrating…
56% Suspect COVID-19 Vaccines Caused Deaths
“The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 56% of Likely U.S. Voters consider it likely that side effects of COVID-19 vaccines have caused a significant number of unexplained deaths, including 32% who believe it’s Very Likely.”