Month: Mar 2022

By Dr. Joseph Mercola via Global Research, March 08, 2022 shared with thanks! .. The Great Reset’s 5G Cyborg Ecosystem

Theme: Intelligence, Police State & Civil Rights..

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The Great Reset is a globalist plan that is moving forward at lightning speed. The COVID-19 pandemic was part and parcel of that plan, but to really fulfill the technocrats’ ambitions, a war of some kind is likely needed.

They need chaos, mass casualties and financial chaos in order to create the desperation necessary for people to give up their freedoms and give in to tyrannical control.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has for years promoted the implementation of digital identification, and ensuring that everyone on the planet has a legal, digital identity is part of the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.

There’s a big difference between identity and identification. Identification refers to documents that prove you are who you say you are. A digital identity is NOT merely a form of identification. Your “identity” is who you actually are, and a digital identity will keep a permanent record of your choices and behaviors, 24/7. These data can then be used against you.

The WEF has clearly stated that our digital identity will determine “what products, services and information we can access — or conversely, what is closed off to us”.

Whether people realize it or not.

The Great Reset is a globalist plan that is moving forward at lighting speed. The COVID-19 pandemic was part and parcel of that plan, as detailed in Klaus Schwab’s book, “COVID-19: The Great Reset,”¹ but to really fulfill the technocrats’ ambitions, a war of some kind is likely needed. As reported by Dr. Vernon Coleman with The Exposé:²

“Now that they’ve got most people cowering behind the sofa or under the bed because of the fake COVID threat, they have introduced two new threats to the menu: war and storms … they were always going to do this … To keep us on our toes some of the storms will be ferocious. Those will probably be the manufactured ones.

And there will be heat waves, heavy snow falls and probably a tsunami or two (easily created, as I previously explained, with an underwater explosion). You can’t kill billions with bad weather of course but you can push up the prices of food and energy and kill millions through wrecked economies, poverty and starvation.

The recent storms in the UK led to immediate closures of schools and railways (‘just in case a tree fell down and hurt someone’) and the halting of supermarket deliveries. All this was patently overkill to do more damage to society and the economy. We have to remember that population control is one of the purposes of everything that is happening..

Continue reading “The Great Reset’s 5G Cyborg Greed- growing ‘at lightning speed’- 100% control of You and Me”

BY THE EXPOSÉ ON MARCH 3, 2022 • ( 65 COMMENTS )

Evidence has emerged which proves beyond a reasonable doubt that the pharmaceutical giant Moderna, the company that has made billions through the sale of an experimental Covid-19 injection, actually created the Covid-19 virus.

Extracts/summary..

On February 23 the Daily Mail ran an article showing that Moderna has patented the 19 base letter (nucleotide) sequence which codes for the Furin Cleavage site in Covid-19. 

They cited a Paper by Scientists in India, Switzerland, Italy and the US (cautiously entitled: MSH3 Homology and Potential Recombination Link to SARS-CoV-2 Furin Cleavage Site) in which they calculated that the chances of a 19 nucleotide sequence patented by Moderna randomly appearing in Covid-19 in circumstances where it does not appear anywhere else in nature are 1 in 3 trillion…

The researchers chose the Furin Cleavage sequence because it is the only continuous gene letter sequence (nucleotide sequence) in Covid-19 with more than 3 nucleotides, that differs from the respective letters in its closest natural relative the Bat Coronavirus RaTG13 (all other differences are 3 letters or less long). So it was by far the best candidate for determining whether or not Covid-19 was man made…

Furthermore the Furin Cleavage Site is key to the pathogenicity of Covid-19. So if there was to be some man made gain of function included in the virus, this is where one might expect to find it….

100% Biochemic Proof that Covid19 was Man Made

The Double CGG Codon used in the Moderna Specific Furin Cleavage site does not occur in any other Furin cleavage site in any other virus in nature. …

Furthermore the entire unholy cabal of bad actors started developing the Moderna Vaccine before the pandemic struck – https://www.infowars.com/posts/…

Yet within 6 years of Moderna patenting it, we find it in Covid-19 in circumstances where Moderna is working with that virus. So just there the probability is not 100,000 to 6 or 16,666 to 1 that Moderna is responsible rather than nature. No it is 100% because nature has not done it. It never has and there is no evidence that it ever will….

see full post here..Official Biochemical and Statistical Evidence 100% confirms Moderna created Covid-19 — Rights and Freedoms

In one of the most colourful and lively demonstrations in recent years, thousands of Kurdish women filled the demonstration area in Diyarbakır both in celebration of International Women’s Day and in protest over femicide, violence, increasing poverty and political oppression.

4:12 pm 08/03/2022.. https://medyanews.net shared with thanks

Thousands of women in Turkey’s Kurdish-majority city of Diyarbakır (Amed) flooded to join the demonstration for 8 March International Women’s Day on Tuesday in defiance of attempts by the police to stop them.

The demonstration was organised by the Dicle Amed Women’s Platform with the motto ‘Dem dema azadiya jinan e’ (‘Time for women’s liberation’)

.https://medyanews.net/a-revolution-within-a-revolution-womens-struggle-in-north-and-east-syria/

Women chanted slogans, ‘Jin, jiyan, azadî’ (‘Women, life, freedom’) and ‘We’ll resist and prevail’.

Before the addresses, a moment’s silence was observed for Garibe Gezer, the Kurdish political prisoner was subjected to torture and sexual assault for a long time in prison and subsequently found dead on 9 December 2021 in her prison cell under suspicious circumstances.

Berfin Polat, the representative of the Dicle Amed Women’s Platform made the first address, condemning femicide and violence against women.

İnci Güler, a woman who has been participating in a Justice Vigil against rights violations in prisons for nearly four months, called in her address for the release of ill prisoners and prisoners who are kept in jail over arbitrary disciplinary proceedings despite having served their sentences.

Turkey: Women’s 8 March Parade in Istanbul to be staged in defiance of Governor’s ban

Güler celebrated the Women’s Day in memory of Aysel Tuğluk, a prominent Kurdish politician diagnosed with dementia and denied release despite her medical condition.

As Garibe Gezer’s mother, Halime Gezer, stepped up to make an address, the demonstration area shook with applause and zılgıt, an exclamation of rage or suffering. The mother said, “Every one of you is Garibe,’ and made a call for the release of all political prisoners in her address.

Turkey: Female journalists face discrimination, judicial harassment and police violence

8 March: A call for united action to build a women’s autonomous system on a global scale

The Kurdistan Women’s Communities (KJK), an organisation established in 2014 to build democratic confederalism under the leadership of women with the objective of a democratic, ecological and gender liberated society, issued a statement on the occasion of 8 March Women’s Day.

Observing that the year 2021 saw both gains and setbacks for the international women’s movement, the statement said that this was not unusual, because, “while on the one hand women’s pursuit for freedom and equality is rising, the patriarchal system tries to counter this most dynamic struggle of our age by organising and mobilising misogyny and sexism.”

“The systematic attack by fundamentalist forces on women’s rights under the mask of religion or moralism, the targeted killing of female community leaders, increased sexual and physical violence are expressions of this patriarchal aggressive war, which aims to prevent the women’s revolution from occurring,” it continued.

Pointing out that ‘democratic confederalism’ was viewed, on the basis of practice, as the political structure needed to organise the women’s revolution, thus enabling a transition to ‘the age of women’s liberation’, the statement added:

“Freedom is not something to be postponed to an unknown date in the distant future. It is essential that we do not separate our lives from our struggles, but live for what we stand for and demand it now (…) Therefore, we need to liberate our relations, partnerships, friendships, and families, and fill our living spaces with a culture based on freedom, communalism, democracy and ecology.”

It also warned against the ideology of liberalism which it said was “the main instrument of capitalist modernity to integrate women’s movements into the established system.”

“The appointment of women to posts within the capitalist state order under the pretext of ‘gender equality’ should be assessed critically, as often they aim to undermine the women’s movement’s demands,” it went on.

“The same applies to attempts to divide the women’s movement by creating artificial hostilities (…) We should not allow the tactic of ‘divide and rule’ to infiltrate our struggle and must respond to such attempts by strengthening our unity.”

It concluded:

“World Democratic Women’s Confederalism might act as the ground for strengthening this unity through building up the women’s autonomous system in the world. The more we organise ourselves autonomously the more we’ll be able to change it. Only if properly organised will we be able to liberate ourselves and life itself. In this sense, on the occasion of 8 March, we call upon all women, in Kurdistan and around the world, to take their part in the women’s revolution through organising themselves. We call on all progressive, revolutionary and freedom-seeking women’s movements and groups to collectively build a World Democratic Women’s Confederalism together with us and with our organised sisters from all around the world.”

https://birdscolombia.com/2022/03/08/jacamar-frentiazuloso-bluish-fronted-jacamar-galbula-cyanescens/

leer en español abajo.. read in English below

\Nombre en español: Jacamar Frentiazuloso

Nombre en inglés: Bluish-fronted Jacamar

Nombre científico: Galbula cyanescens

Familia: Galbulidae

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Foto: Steve Sanchez

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English

​Bluish-fronted jacamar

The bluish-fronted jacamar (Galbula cyanescens) is a species of bird in the family Galbulidae. It is found in Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru.

Taxonomy and systematics

The bluish-fronted jacamar is monotypic. It and the rufous-tailed (Galbula ruficauda), white-chinned (G. tombacea), coppery-chested (G. pastazae), and green-tailed jacamars (G. glabula) are considered to form a superspecies.

Description

The bluish-fronted jacamar is 20 to 23 cm (7.9 to 9.1 in) long and weighs 22 to 26 g (0.78 to 0.92 oz). The male’s crown, including the forehead («front») is metallic green to bluish and the upper parts are metallic green with a bluish gloss. The chin and upper throat are blackish, the lower throat and chest green, and the rest of the underparts rufous. The female differs only in that the lower breast and belly are ochraceous.

Distribution and habitat

The bluish-fronted jacamar is found east of the Andes and south of the Amazon River, in eastern Peru, in western Brazil as far east as the Madeira River, and south into Bolivia’s La Paz Department. It inhabits humid primary forest, gallery forest, and secondary forest up to 1,000 m (3,300 ft) elevation. It is typically found in mid-stage succession vegetation along the forest edges and especially along watercourses and lakesides.

Behavior

Feeding

The bluish-fronted jacamar’s diet has not been described in detail but is believed to be many kinds of flying insects. It perches on exposed branches or in scrub and sallies from there to capture its prey. It sometimes joins mixed-species foraging flocks.

Breeding

The bluish-fronted jacamar’s breeding phenology has not been documented.

Vocalization

The bluish-fronted jacamar’s song is rendered as «kip kip-kip-kipkikikrkrkrrr-kree-kree-kree-kip-kip-kikikrrrrreeuw».

Status

The IUCN has assessed the bluish-fronted jacamar as being of Least Concern. It appears to be common throughout its range and occurs in several protected areas.

Fuentes: Wikipedia/eBird/xeno-canto

Foto: Steve Sanchez

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Descripción

El jacamará coroniazul mide entre de 20-23 cm de longitud.​ Su pico es largo, recto y puntiagudo y de color negro. La mayor parte de su cuerpo es de color verde brillante, con iridiscencias azules en la frente y el píleo. Su vientre y parte inferior de su larga cola son de color rojizo, menos intenso en las hembras. Es muy parecido al jacamará barbiblanco y además algunos individuos de las poblaciones del sur tienen la barbilla blanca, pero se diferencian por no tener la parte superior de la cabeza de color oscuro.​

Distribución y hábitat

Se encuentra en Bolivia, Brasil y Perú. Sus hábitats naturales son las riberas de los ríos y los claros de la selva húmeda tropical de regiones bajas, hasta los 1400 metros de altitud.

Fuentes: Wikipedia/eBird/xeno-canto

By Mariela Jara Reprint | https://www.ipsnews.net/ | |En español

This article is part of IPS coverage of International Women’s Day, Mar. 8, whose theme this year is “Gender Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow”.

Peruvian farmer Hilda Roca, 37, stands in her agro-ecological garden in Cusipata, a town located at more than 3,300 meters above sea level in the highlands of Cuzco, where she grows vegetables for her family and sells the surplus with the support of her adolescent daughter and son. CREDIT: Mariela Jara/IPS

LIMA, Mar 7 2022 (IPS) – “Pachamama (Mother Earth) is upset with all the damage we are doing to her,” says Hilda Roca, an indigenous Peruvian farmer from Cusipata, in the Andes highlands of the department of Cuzco, referring to climate change and the havoc it is wreaking on her life and her environment.

From her town, more than 3,300 meters above sea level, she told IPS that if women were in power equally with men, measures in favor of nature that would alleviate the climate chaos would have been approved long ago. “But we need to fight sexism so that we are not discriminated against and so our rights are respected,” said the Quechua-speaking farmer..

The link between climate change and gender is the focus of the United Nations’ celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day, Mar. 8, under the theme “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”.

The aim is to “make visible how the climate crisis is a problem that is closely related to inequality, and in particular to gender inequality, which is expressed in an unequal distribution of power, resources, wealth, work and time between women and men,” Ana Güezmes, director of the Gender Affairs Division of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), told IPS.

Latin America is highly vulnerable to the climate crisis despite the fact that it emits less than 10 percent of the greenhouse gases that are warming the planet.

In addition, climate injustice has a female face in the region: lower-income population groups, where the proportion of women is higher, are more exposed to climate effects due to their limited access to opportunities, despite the fact that they are less responsible for emissions.

The extreme poverty rate in the region increased from 13.1 percent to 13.8 percent of the population – from 81 to 86 million people – between 2020 and 2021, according to data released by ECLAC in January. Women between 25 and 59 years of age are the most affected compared to their male counterparts. This situation is worse among indigenous and rural populations, who depend on nature for their livelihoods.

Continue reading “Changing a System that Exploits Nature and Women, for a Sustainable Future”

Qiuyan Chen sued the Chinese ministry of education over homophobic textbooks. She writes about her battle for LGBTQ+ rights in China and the UK

February 25, 2022 · 6 min read

Qiuyan Chen outside the Intermediate People’s Court in Beijing in 2015. Photo credit: Qiuyan Chen

On 16 July 2021, 18 LGBTQ+ public accounts run by the members of ‘underground’ student rainbow societies were shut down by WeChat. These accounts now only appear on the app as ‘unnamed’. When supporters voiced their anger about the closure on social media, their posts were swiftly deleted and some of their accounts were also shut down.

The closure of LGBTQ+ led social media accounts marks another turn in the long-term suppression of grassroots LGBTQ+ groups by public authorities in China. It is a concerning time for queer activists. How can we possibly promote LGBTQ+ rights in this context? How can we forge a space for ourselves in a society dominated by cisgenderism and heterosexuality?

Censorship on campus

I enrolled for undergraduate study at Sun Yat-sen University which, in 2006, set up the first rainbow society in mainland China. The university offered a public elective course on ‘social culture and gender diversity’, it had a ‘vagina monologues’ group, and so on. Despite the fact that these courses and groups were banned from campus by the university, those stories like seeds, were planted in my heart already.

In 2014, as a fresher, I discovered that the textbooks used in school described homosexuality as a form of mental illness.

Although homosexuality has been removed from the list of mental illness in 2001, there were still plenty of stigmatised depictions of homosexuality and bisexuality in psychology, mental health, and medical textbooks published in mainland China.

The descriptions in these books typically stated that ‘homosexuality represents a sexual orientation disorder’, ‘being bisexual means being homosexual while being heterosexual at different occasions’ and ‘being gay degrades social morality.’

I decided to push for the correction of these homophobic texts. After failed attempts at engaging with editors, publishers and librarians, I chose to purse change through the courts. I sued the Chinese education ministry three times between 2015 and 2017, and tried to sue individual publishers on a number of occasions.

Continue reading “Fighting for LGBTQ+ rights in China”