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Genome sequence of COVID in a cat nearly identical to viral sequences found in people


A matching genome is fairly easy to find on earth throughout all animal and plant species because we’re all part of the web of life, related to one another, including the E.T. Also, humans would not exist without the direct contribution of reptiles and birds in the genome which came from E.T. Mammals evolved from them. And most of the plants on the planet were here before we were. Ferns are an example. They are ancient. There used to be huge fern forests on Earth.

Scientists know that DNA variance among even potatoes and people is slim. But potatoes aren’t sentient, that we know of, (potato smarts?) but we are. So what is creating the difference between species if not DNA? A: Evolving tRNA (transfer RNA) that is dynamic due to free will and changes daily according to the oracles that I cite on this blog.

When I note which amino acid tRNA molecules are moving that day it’s the first time they are moving that way in the current time. They move the way they do every 260 days but because we are changing due to our own choices, (Yellow Human free will), the tRNA which turns into DNA in the nucleus is never the same. Thus our kids are impossible to fathom for us parents. They incarnate in groups with agreed-upon agendas. That much I see in generational groups and the astrologers see it also.

A person born on White 13 Wind in 2022 is not the same as a person born in 2019 as White 13 Wind. The Oracle takes care of sprocketing the 365-day solar year with the 260-day galactic spin. The birthday of the person in 2019 is different than the one in 2022, thus their interplanetary astrological line-up is different, and their personality is different. That’s 4D. Things do level out and start matching up in your Mayan Oracle themeplex because we’re dealing with the upper densities of existence, past DNA with the Oracle.

The Haab

by University of Pennsylvania

Phys.org

Since being identified in people in 2019, SARS-CoV-2 has gone on to infect a wide range of animal species, wild and domestic. Concerns abound that these species jumps could lead to novel mutations and even harmful new variants.

In a new report, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Perelman School of Medicine found that, for at least one example of apparent interspecies transmission, this crossing the species boundary did not cause the virus to gain a significant number of mutations.

Writing in the journal Viruses, the scientists identified a domestic house cat, treated at Penn Vet’s Ryan Hospital, that was infected with the delta variant of SARS-CoV-2 subsequent to exposure from its owner. The full genome sequence of the virus was a close match to viral sequences circulating in people in the Philadelphia region at the time.

“SARS-CoV-2 has a really incredibly wide host range,” says Elizabeth Lennon, senior author on the work, a veterinarian, and assistant professor at Penn Vet. “What this means to me is that, as SARS-CoV-2 continues to be prevalent in the human population, we need to watch what’s happening in other animal species as well.”

The find is the first published example of the delta variant occurring in a domestic cat in the United States. Notably, the cat’s infection was only identified by testing its fecal matter. A nasal swab did not result in a positive test.

“This did highlight the importance of sampling at multiple body sites,” says Lennon. “We wouldn’t have detected this if we had just done a nasal swab.”

Lennon and colleagues have been sampling dogs and cats for SARS-CoV-2 since early in the pandemic. This particular pet cat, an 11-year-old female, was brought to Ryan Hospital in September with gastrointestinal symptoms. It had been exposed to an owner who had COVID-19—though that owner had been isolated from the cat for 11 days prior to its hospitalization, another household member doing the cat care in the interim.

Working through the Penn Center for Research on Coronaviruses and Other Emerging Pathogens and Perelman School of Medicine microbiologist Frederic Bushman’s laboratory, the team obtained a whole-genome sequence of the cat’s virus.

Sequencing revealed the delta variant, more specifically, the AY.3 lineage. The researchers did not have a sample from the infected owner. Comparing the sequence to the database kept by the Bushman laboratory, however, the cat’s virus was nothing out of the ordinary in terms of the sequences of SARS-CoV-2 circulating in the Delaware Valley region at the time.

“When we looked at a random sampling of human sequences from our geographic area, there wasn’t anything dramatically different about our cat’s sample,” Lennon says. “So, our takeaway was that the cat was not infected by a virus that was somehow highly different.”

Not all variants of SARS-CoV-2 have been equally able to infect a wide range of hosts. For example, the original Wuhan strain could not naturally infect mice; later variants gained that ability. Scientists began seeing infections in cats and dogs from the early days of the pandemic, presumably infected through close contact with their owners.

“The main takeaway here is that as different variants of SARS-CoV-2 emerge, they seem to be retaining the ability to infect a wide range of species,” Lennon says.

While this particular case does not raise alarms for the virus acquiring significant numbers of mutations as it moved between species, Lennon and colleagues, including Bushman and Susan Weiss of Penn’s medical school, hope to continue studying other examples to see how SARS-CoV-2 evolves. Penn Vet’s Institute for Infectious and Zoonotic Disease will facilitate this look at human-animal interactions when it comes to pathogen transmission.

“We know that the SARS-CoV-2 is undergoing changes as it passes between to become more and more transmissible over time,” says Lennon. “We saw that with the omicron variant. It’s host-adapting to people. We also want to know, when other animal species get infected, does the virus start to adapt to those species? And for those viruses that may adapt to a different species, do they still infect humans?”

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The Cosmic Web Orchestrates the Progression of Galaxies


FEBRUARY 25, 2022

by Sarah Perrin, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne

Cosmic web orchestrates the progression of galaxies
Position of the studied filaments. Credit: LASTRO/EPFL

The shape of galaxies and how they evolve depending on a web of cosmological filaments that run across the universe. According to a recent study headed by EPFL’s Laboratory of Astrophysics, this cosmic web plays a much bigger role than previously thought.

Across the universe, galaxies are distributed along what’s called the cosmic web, a complex network of filaments made up of ordinary and dark matter. And where those filaments intersect, galaxy clusters—collections of hundreds or even thousands of galaxies bound to each other by the force of gravity—tend to form. They are the biggest and densest clusters in the universe and are the subject of much research by astrophysicists. But precisely how filaments contribute to galactic evolution is still poorly understood.

To get deeper insight, an international team of scientists led by Prof. Pascale Jablonka and Gianluca Castignani from EPFL’s Laboratory of Astrophysics (LASTRO) examined the vast environment surrounding Virgo, a representative cluster in the local universe. It contains some 1,500 galaxies and is located around 65 million light-years away from our own galaxy, the Milky Way. The team’s findings have been published in two articles: one appearing in Astronomy & Astrophysics this past January and the other in Astrophysical Journal last fall.

“Many properties of galaxies, like their morphology, gas content, and star formation rate, are directly influenced by their environment,” says Jablonka. “We know that galaxies form fewer stars in very dense environments and adopt a more elliptical shape. But the exact role that filaments play in this transformation is still not clear. That’s what we wanted to investigate with our research.”

The scientists analyzed the properties of galaxies located around the Virgo cluster, across a region spanning 12 times the radius of the main cluster. Theirs is the largest study conducted to date on this topic and covers a sample size of some 7,000 galaxies, including 250 that are big enough for scientists to be able to precisely estimate their gas content—and especially the amount of cold, dense atomic hydrogen that stars are made out of. Measurements were taken using the decametric radio telescope in Nançay, France, and the IRAM-30m telescope in Pico Veleta, Spain.

A transitional environment

By combining the new data they collected with measurements from the literature, the scientists found that the properties of galaxies—namely, their shape, star formation rate, gas content, and the age and metal content of their stars—clearly change as the galaxies progress from more isolated positions towards filaments and eventually into clusters.

Filaments, therefore, seem to serve as a transitional environment where galaxies are pre-processed before falling into a cluster. In this environment, star formation slows or even stops altogether, elliptical shapes appear more frequently, and there is less atomic and molecular hydrogen, indicating that the galaxies are reaching the end of their active life. The scientists observed that a galaxy’s evolution through its life cycle corresponds to the local galaxy density: galaxies producing few or no stars made up less than 20% of the sample of isolated galaxies, but they accounted for 20–60% of galaxies in the filaments and some 80% of galaxies in the Virgo cluster. These findings open up new avenues of research on theories to explain galaxy formation and how galaxies evolve in tandem with major cosmic bodies.

Journal information: Astrophysical Journal  , Astronomy & Astrophysics 

Provided by Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne 

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Time Innovation: Astronomy-Scientists Have Found An Enormous Structure Under The Surface Of The Moon


This false-color graphic shows the topography of the far side of the Moon. The warmer colors indicate high topography and the bluer colors indicate low topography. The dashed circle shows the location of the mass anomaly under the basin. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/University of Arizona


June 11, 2019 by Dr Alfredo Carpineti

Our own Moon has one of the largest preserved craters in the Solar System, the South Pole-Aitken Basin, located on the far side of the satellite. The area is at the center of many investigations, with various orbiters and even the Chinese lander Chang’e-4 studying the region.

Now, researchers have discovered something anomalous underneath its surface. Planetary scientists have discovered a structure that weighs 2.18 billion billion kilograms and stretches for more than 300 kilometers (186 miles) in depth. As reported in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, the team suggests the mass might be from the asteroid that formed the crater.


“Imagine taking a pile of metal five times larger than the Big Island of Hawaii and burying it underground. That’s roughly how much unexpected mass we detected,” lead author Peter B. James, from Baylor University, said in a statement.
The discovery was possible thanks to NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission, which measures subtle changes in the gravitational field of the Moon. These observations can be used to study the internal composition of our natural satellite.

As it turns out, the mass they measured is enough to weigh the entire basin floor downward by almost a kilometer (more than half a mile). Given that the crater is roughly 2,500 kilometers (1,550 miles) in diameter, that’s quite the pull.
“When we combined that with lunar topography data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, we discovered the unexpectedly large amount of mass hundreds of miles underneath the South Pole-Aitken basin,” James said. “One of the explanations of this extra mass is that the metal from the asteroid that formed this crater is still embedded in the Moon’s mantle.”

The team ran computer simulations to explain the anomaly. It is possible that when the asteroid hit roughly 4 billion years ago, it remained embedded in the mantle rather than sinking into the core. An alternative explanation centers on the solidification of the Moon, suggesting that the concentration of dense oxides might have formed as the magma ocean cooled and settled.

Interest in the South Pole-Aitken Basin from various space agencies is due to how special it is. The region can be used both to understand the interior composition of the Moon as well as to study its history. It is also the best laboratory to study what a catastrophic impact on the surface of a rocky planet would look like.

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Scientists Have Found An Enormous Structure Under The Surface Of The Moon


This false-color graphic shows the topography of the far side of the Moon. The warmer colors indicate high topography and the bluer colors indicate low topography. The dashed circle shows the location of the mass anomaly under the basin. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/University of Arizona


June 11, 2019 by Dr Alfredo Carpineti

Our own Moon has one of the largest preserved craters in the Solar System, the South Pole-Aitken Basin, located on the far side of the satellite. The area is at the center of many investigations, with various orbiters and even the Chinese lander Chang’e-4 studying the region.

Now, researchers have discovered something anomalous underneath its surface. Planetary scientists have discovered a structure that weighs 2.18 billion billion kilograms and stretches for more than 300 kilometers (186 miles) in depth. As reported in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, the team suggests the mass might be from the asteroid that formed the crater.


“Imagine taking a pile of metal five times larger than the Big Island of Hawaii and burying it underground. That’s roughly how much unexpected mass we detected,” lead author Peter B. James, from Baylor University, said in a statement.
The discovery was possible thanks to NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission, which measures subtle changes in the gravitational field of the Moon. These observations can be used to study the internal composition of our natural satellite.

As it turns out, the mass they measured is enough to weigh the entire basin floor downward by almost a kilometer (more than half a mile). Given that the crater is roughly 2,500 kilometers (1,550 miles) in diameter, that’s quite the pull.
“When we combined that with lunar topography data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, we discovered the unexpectedly large amount of mass hundreds of miles underneath the South Pole-Aitken basin,” James said. “One of the explanations of this extra mass is that the metal from the asteroid that formed this crater is still embedded in the Moon’s mantle.”

The team ran computer simulations to explain the anomaly. It is possible that when the asteroid hit roughly 4 billion years ago, it remained embedded in the mantle rather than sinking into the core. An alternative explanation centers on the solidification of the Moon, suggesting that the concentration of dense oxides might have formed as the magma ocean cooled and settled.

Interest in the South Pole-Aitken Basin from various space agencies is due to how special it is. The region can be used both to understand the interior composition of the Moon as well as to study its history. It is also the best laboratory to study what a catastrophic impact on the surface of a rocky planet would look like.

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Colossal Shock Wave Rippling Across Space Is Bigger Than Our Entire Galaxy


I think I have a headache coming on. 😵

“Colossal Shock Wave Rippling Across Space Is Bigger Than Our Entire Galaxy” https://www.sciencealert.com/colossal-intergalactic-shockwave-dwarfs-the-milky-way/amp

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Loop quantum gravity: Does space-time come in tiny chunks? | Space


“Loop quantum gravity: Does space-time come in tiny chunks? | Space” https://www.space.com/loop-quantum-gravity-space-time-quantized

They call the tiny chunks quanta. I’d call it us, quantum DNA as space-time.

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Meditation to Raise the Frequency of the CNS-The Fountain of Youth


This one way to position your body. There are many.

The Central Nervous System of humans, the brain, and the spinal column, are The Axis of the Eternal Present according to the Mayan Harmonic System that illuminates the transcendence of our DNA as an inner healing method. DNA is in the nucleus of every one of our trillion cells in our bodies. It is rigid and only 2% of the genome. The other 98% is the ever-moving, ever jelly-like, ever uncontrollable to the geneticists, RNA or ribonucleic acid. That’s where YOU come in. We can program our RNA ourselves which then can solidify into DNA in the nucleus of our cells. When you meditate, tell your body to focus in on molding your RNA the way you want it. Pick a specific area of your body that you wish to heal if it’s been traumatized or just bothers you.

This is not minor folks. It’s literal in our manifestation, tone 10 that perfects, then dissolves and liberates with tone 11, merges and folds with collective tone 12, and rockets to cosmic tone 13 for our ascension.

There are 7 base chakras or energy centers in the center of the body but because we know we are evolving, there are now 12, maybe 13. We see 12 here; I’m wondering if the 13 Tones of creation pulsing through the joints are where the axis of the chakras are?

  1. Earth Star and Root Chakra might pulse Tones 1 and 13 at the ankles and Tones 2 and 12 at the knees. Tone 1 is right, tone 13 is left.
  2. Sacral Chakra might pulse Tones 3 and 11 at both hip joints. Tone 3 is right, tone 11 is left.
  3. The Navel Chakra is the Dan Tien or seat of the soul. It’s pulse comes from T10, thoracic vertebrae 10 (vertebrae are diarthrotic joints) whose nerve root enters at the Dan Tien below the navel. This is your ancestral QI or connection to your mother “issues”. It’s the subconscious mind expressed in your Hidden Wisdom position in your Mayan Oracle Gateway. Tones 4 and 10 pulse through both wrists. Tone 4 is right, tone 10 is left. If you stand up and let your arms hang straight down, the wrists are at the level of the Dan Tien.
  4. The solar plexus chakra may pulse to tones 5 and 9 or the elbows. Tone 5 is right, tone 10 is left. If you stand and let your arms hang straight, the elbows are at the level of the solar plexus chakra.
  5. The heart chakra is already known by healers to have pathways to both shoulders, down the arms and into the palm of the hands. The shoulder joints pulse to tones 6 and 8. Tone 6 is right, tone 8 is left.
  6. The throat chakra or voice/creative expression center may pulse to Tone 7 which pulses to C7 or cervical vertebrae 7 at the base of the neck. Tone 7 is right in the center of your throat, where your vocal folds vibrate! That covers all 13 tones.
  7. The 3rd eye or the pineal gland, which is the source of TRUE SIGHT, pulses to Crown, Causal, Soul Star, and Stellar Gateway chakras, to the Upper Densities that allow remote viewing. Your skull and all pieces attached to it are the only bone in your head and it vibrates according to the pineal gland, not a bony joint. Just above C7 or Tone 7 which is the resonant tone, is the cranial nerve plexus of 12 cranial nerves that go into your skull so that speaks volumes about how our entire QI body resonates through our vocal apparatus and our creative selves. That all comes through the crown chakra and the upper etheric bodies and creates art and music. Time is art. All that vibration was certainly not meant for a green piece of paper that means nothing in Time, ultimately. You can’t take it with you. I’ve actually had a few patients say they wish they could. Now that is shadow folks. Time is Money is pure, 100% shadow.
  8. The 12 cranial nerves that any bodyworker who has any skill at all can work on are seen below. Don’t let a doctor mess with AXIS or C1. They are affecting the cranial nerves.
Cranial nerves

It is highly important to meditate daily on the activation of the CNS to a dynamic level. If your pineal gland isn’t spinning yet due to the virus or your own activation it needs to be now. We are lowering the dependence on the physical eyes and seeing more with the 3rd eye in the mid-brain which is the pineal gland.

The pineal gland makes its own natural melatonin so if you take synthetic or non-natural melatonin it’s blocking your pineal gland from functioning properly and can cause dementia. So the first item on the agenda is to get off of all synthetic brain or eye herbs, meds, hormones, etc. They are changing your brain otherwise.

The pineal gland is a stargate and allows your mind to go into a delta or deep sleep state. It’s the unconscious mind and is responsible for dreaming. You have to sleep and dream or you will die. It’s essential for your brain that the pineal gland is functioning normally. Use THC gummies or Herb Pharm “Passionflower” tincture to help you sleep. There is also Herb Pharm tincture “Relaxing Sleep”. Also, nix the caffeine. It causes inflammation and dehydration in the body, both detrimental.

  1. Create a quiet area undisturbed where you can focus and breathe for 20 minutes.
  2. Observe how your head feels right now. If it hurts, press in on the two bony notches right up the bridge of your nose at the top, under the edges of your eyebrows and press with both index fingers. Then press across under the ridge of your brow until you get to your temples. If you have lower limbic pain at the base of your skull find your still point at the indentation at the back bottom of your skull and press up. Hold it and breathe. Don’t ever hold your breath. If you are, it means you don’t want to let something go. Tell yourself to let it go!
  3. Observe your breathing rate right now. Is it shallow and fast or slow and deep, into abdomen expansion caused by the lungs? You want the latter if you’ve been stressed so slow your breathing gradually.
  4. Close your eyes and check your brain movement. Does it feel like the midbrain is spinning? Fast or slow? I just checked mine while I stopped typing and it has completely changed now that I’m off of melatonin. It’s oval, rotating slowly, more toward the frontal lobe and is light blue. It’s working on cleaning up the energy connections in my brain and I feel like my old self again. I was on melatonin for far too long. If you’ve been a brain med or are on one, or using a toxin like alcohol, cigs, or other drugs, you have to go off of all of it to meditate and tune up spiritually. Do whatever you have to do to clean it up. Work with a holistic therapist. It will mean your life.
  5. Once you’ve got the pineal gland spinning as you wish, focus up with your mind and open the crown chakra. This is the stargate. Keep your boundaries and don’t just blast out into the universe not caring where you’re going. Have a sincere request if you wish to travel, but ideally, right now, you will be guided down into your body to examine what’s going on there through the chakras and Mayan Tones of Creation on the joints.
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Living Systems are Evolving RNA/DNA in Time


The ELM field of all of the holons, human body, earth, and the interplanetary holon are connected living systems. I just posted on it yesterday.

Our Electromagnetic Fields Connect To All Living Systems In An Extraordinary Way

BYARJUN WALIANOVEMBER 12, 2021-7 MINUTE READ

Silhouette of man meditating with energy beams surrounding him

https://thepulse.one/2021/11/12/our-electromagnetic-fields-connect-to-all-living-systems-in-an-extraordinary-way/

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Visual For the Hologram


Radial Light expands and contracts

When you watch a movie in the theater they don’t show the picture with three different tracks; the image, the color, and the sound. All three tracks are over-layed and synced with each other so that you are watching a 2D movie as though it’s happening in 4D space-time. However, you’re really looking at a flat, 2D screen.

On earth, our bodies and life on earth are over-layed with the earth itself and the interplanetary holon. It is one holonomic projection of mind and intention. They aren’t separate from each other. Seperateness is an epic illusion. You can feel it if you lean into it. The mind can trick us here.

Similar to watching a movie, we believe we’re seeing more than we really are. The movie shows us 4D but we’re looking at 2D on a screen. We sit on our couch and believe we’re IN 4D but we’re really in all the dimensions and densities simultaneously and it’s the unified field. If you meditate with an open crown chakra and pineal gland you can see anywhere in the universe. Remote viewing is not difficult. It’s natural to us. It’s all ONE. Imo the unified field is both exponential and tiny at the same time, like a pinpoint.

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Do we create space-time? A new perspective on the fabric of reality | New Scientist


https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25333720-800-do-we-create-space-time-a-new-perspective-on-the-fabric-of-reality/amp/

Yes. That’s what I’m getting at with my book. We are all co-creators of the hologram we see around us.

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Chicken DNA…omg. Comedy for the Weekend


Here is an amazing chicken. We might want to reconsider eating fowl on Thanksgiving. It might not be very patriotic.

They probably have almost the same genes as humans.

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This is a Drowning, Via Science, of the Covid Narrative That Human DNA is Ineffective in Responding to the Virus. It IS Effective.


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Yesterday we had an unnerving experience. Martin Kulldorff has for many months faced takedowns of particular posts at LinkedIn, just as many dissidents against lockdowns and mandates have. But this was different: the platform deleted his entire profile, including his April 10, 2020, posting that was an important part of the history of our time. (They blocked and deleted me too and would not let me back on-Lisa T.)

Having confirmed that the deletion was real and not merely a technical failure, within a few hours, Brownstone published a piece on the topic. The article went viral and was shared all over social media, along with outrage that this could happen to such an esteemed scientist. Within a few hours following that protest, the profile was restored. (social pressure and support that I do not have as a female Lightworker, especially not from academia-Lisa T.)

We cannot prove Brownstone’s role here. As is typical of such cases, people at the company are not forthcoming about precisely what happened. Regardless, to the extent that Brownstone was there not only to provide access to his old postings but also to provide a visible protest is highly fortunate. Undoubtedly many others who have been tossed off this and other platforms are not so lucky. 

The end result we know: such arbitrary behavior leads to self censorship. That’s the idea: to limit the range of debate so that the rulers always maintain the upper hand. Brownstone has become an essential independent voice in such times. 

What follows are some postings this week. 

Kulldorff Deleted: Famed Epidemiologist and Early Opponent of Lockdowns Banned by LinkedIn BY JEFFREY A. TUCKER.   Things are changing fast. The history is being rewritten. It seems designed to whitewash the lockdowns, pretending as if there was never any credible opposition. Great scientists are being made to disappear before our eyes.

It Was All There in the EUA. Why Couldn’t They See it?  BY THOMAS HARRINGTON. In a world where, to paraphrase Zygmunt Bauman, all is liquid and most are driven by the search for fleeting sensations, and where establishing a personal hermeneutic through reading and contemplation is considered quaintly quixotic when not impossible, the mutterings of the authority figure nearby take on an enhanced attraction.

CNN Loves Weathervane Pandemic Pundits BY VINAY PRASAD. Weathervanes have no historical perspective of medicine. They are among the first to call for censorship because they are incapable of rebuttal. I doubt many of them even listened to the Joe Rogan episodes they want to suppress. Among those who listened, I doubt many can accurately summarize what was right, wrong and what remains gray.

Lockdowns Did Not Save Lives, Concludes Meta-analysis BY JOAKIM BOOK. The authors are pretty severe in their final conclusions. Lockdowns didn’t meaningfully reduce Covid-19 mortalities: “the effect is little to none.”

Justin Trudeau Ducks the Great Trucker Revolt BY JEFFREY A. TUCKER. This is the largest and latest example of the revolt and one that could make the biggest difference yet. But it is only one sign among many that the ruling elites in most countries have overplayed their hand. They have arrogantly imposed their plans for everyone else based on the opinions of only a few and without real consultation with experts with differences of opinion or with the people whose lives have been profoundly affected by the pandemic response. 

The Covid Narrative Falls Apart in South Africa BY SCOTT MOREFIELD. The sad, tragic fact is that their measures, from lockdowns to masks to even vaccine mandates, have done little to nothing to curb the spread of this highly contagious respiratory virus, and taken as a whole they’ve likely done more harm than good. 

First We Must Grieve BY JULIE BIRKY.  We need time and space to mourn the loss of hope we had and plans we made, of businesses closed, of church groups no longer meeting, of relationships with co-workers we won’t get back, of trust in institutions, and of our previous understanding of health. Parents, grandparents, children, teens, and community members all need time to grieve for childhoods halted, rites of passage canceled, and celebrations skipped.

When Fauci Told the Truth about Masking BY IAN MILLER.  Fauci knew masks didn’t work to prevent illnesses like COVID. He knew that the evidence on masks hadn’t changed because one of his top employees confirmed that there was no positive impact from masking based on the gold standard of scientific research, randomized controlled trials.

The Reactionary Political Ethos of Lockdowns and Mandates BY JEFFREY A. TUCKER. We’ve lived through an enormous setback, pushed by reactionary elements among the ruling class, but it is likely a prequel to what comes next: a backlash against reaction and toward a new stage of progress. Cycles within cycles. Forces of centralization have had a field day, and a good run of it, but the forces of decentralization are fighting back again with good odds of regaining the narrative again. 

Bureaucrats Riding the Omicron Wave BY MICHAEL TRACEY. Repeat after me: Keep our community safe. Keep our campus safe. We will be safe if you all behave safely. Safety is our first priority. If you’re not with us, you’re with the virus. Still today, at places like Princeton, grievances can often only be aired in private about the constant dreary pronouncements from official authorities purporting to be so very concerned for your health and safety, yadda yadda yadda.

Ontario the Cruel BY LAURA ROSEN COHEN.  The children of Ontario are victims of nearly two solid years of psychologically and emotionally damaging messages emanating from public health officials and social media celebrity doctors about how dangerous they are to the people they love; that they are dirty disease carriers, that they could be ‘granny killers’ and inadvertently pass along a deadly virus to their loved ones. They could murder their grandparents! In turn, many Ontario parents have been rendered so utterly terrified about the exaggerated risks to their children from Covid-19 that they are now fully convinced that all children are a health risk to others. 

What I Saw at the DC Rally BY CLAYTON FOX. During one of the speeches, I can’t remember which, we were implored to turn to a neighbor, and give them a hug. After the first, most obvious hug in such a situation, people often stop, having fulfilled their social duty. But everyone it seemed was looking for a third, and a fourth, making up perhaps, for lost time.

The DC Rally and the Rise of the Resistance BY JEFFREY A. TUCKER. By long American tradition, protest movements manifest themselves most fully in gatherings in Washington, D.C, starting at the Washington Monument and culminating in speeches at the Lincoln Memorial. At long last, after two years of astonishing attacks on fundamental rights that most everyone once believed were protected by the U.S. Constitution, this happened today, January 23, 2022.

Covid Lockdowns Nearly Wrecked My Family and Millions of Others BY DAWN HOPKINS.    When the world shut down and snatched routine from our family, I did not have to be a genius to know the harm that would befall our family; the profound pain and hardship this would inflict on our family. Our family fell into deep despair, but no one cared. If we disagreed with the lockdown, we were grandma killers.

The Italian Government’s Attack on Italy BY JONAH LYNCH.  I do not see any reason to think that the Green Pass will lead to an enlightened age in the Bel Paese. On the contrary, it is rapidly producing a distressing fragmentation of society through the introduction of fear and government presence in all human relations, even the most basic.

The Emergency Must Be Ended, Now BY HARVEY RISCH, JAYANTA BHATTACHARYA, PAUL ELIAS ALEXANDER.  Americans have sacrificed enough of their human rights and of their livelihoods for two years in the service of protecting the general public health. Omicron is circulating but it is not an emergency. The emergency is over. The current emergency declaration must be canceled. It is time.

Early Outpatient Treatment for COVID-19: The Evidence BY PAUL ELIAS ALEXANDER.   The evidence accumulated very early on in the pandemic that the use of sequenced multi-drug therapeutics (SMDT) under physician guidance was beneficial and that some medications were safe and effective. We refer to repurposed therapeutics that have been regulatory approved and have been used in some instances for decades for other illnesses. 
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Whhhaaaat? Musk’s Rocket Headed Into the L.O.C.


https://www.livescience.com/spacex-rocket-to-hit-moon

Now Musk is going to let his rocket hit the L.O.C.? To hide the evidence?

They have every reason to sabotage their evidence but I don’t think they’ll get away with it. The Lunar Operations Command is a huge complex. The s… is hitting the fan for A.I. and the c+×÷=/.

(Editing this in November 2022, they attacked the ICC at the LOC as well, per Corey Goode, only a few months ago so the LOC is under attack. Corey said it’s been known as NEUTRAL ZONE politically. Please remember the reason JFK was assassinated per the Michael Salla video. You can find that by searching on JFK from the home page.)

Our Moon, only 2 minutes away by E.T. ship is a big deal right now. Humans need to stay in charge of it, or at least the GGLN.