Foto: Héctor BottaiNombre en español: Torito Limón Nombre en inglés: Lemon-throated Barbet Nombre científico: Eubucco richardsoni Familia: Capitonidae Canto: Peter BoesmanEl cabezón pechiamarillo, barbudo golilimón, torito limón o capitán de pecho amarillo (Eubucco richardsoni) es una especie de ave piciforme en la familia Capitonidae que habita en Sudamérica. Esta especie es la única representante del género en tierras bajas. El nombre de esta ave significa barbudo hermoso y deriva…
On July 23, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) acknowledged that two commanders and a fighter of its all-female force, the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), were killed in a Turkish drone strike that took place a day earlier.
The three YPJ members were traveling on a road near the town of al-Qamishli in the northern al-Hasakah countryside when their vehicle was targeted by a Turkish combat drone.
In a statement, the SDF identified the slain women as Salwa Yusuf, a commander of the YPJ’s Anti-Terror Units (YAT), Juanah Hisso, a field commander of the force, and YAT fighter Raha Bashar.
From left to right: Juanah Hisso, Salwa Yusuf and Raha Bashar.
The new casualty brought to five the number of SDF fighters who were killed in Turkish drone strikes this week. On July 20, two fighters of the group were killed when a Turkish combat drone targeted their vehicle in the outskirts of the town of Kobane in the northwestern countryside of Aleppo.
The Syrian Democratic Forces is the official defence force of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria. An alliance of forces formed during the Syrian civil war composed primarily of Kurdish, Arab, and Assyrian/Syriac, as well as some smaller Armenian, Turkmen and Chechen forces.Wikipedia
Our YPJ, YPG, SDF forces liberated many more neighborhoods & rescued hundreds of more civilians, including children from ISIS/ Turkish regime terrorists captivity in Reqqa (Ar-Raqqah), —
(Kobanê) In a new interview with journalist Gulan Botan for JINHA, two YPJ commanders shared their thoughts on the recent push by the Forces of Democratic Syria (HSD) – of which the YPJ is a founding member – into the town of Tishrin west of the Euphrates. Both women, Aryen Efrîn and Berwar Şervin, emphasized how the recent victories against ISIS were not only a blow against this criminal gang but a victory for all women against the entrenched forces of patriarchal power in the region and beyond.
Allegiance:Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, Syrian Democratic Council… Wikipedia.
Turkish combat drones didn’t target the SDF only. Early on July 22, two drone strikes hit a position of the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) near the SDF-held village of Zour Mughar, which is located to the west of Kobane. The strikes caused some material losses only.
The recent drone strikes came amid preparations by the Turkish military and its proxies for a possible new operation against the SDF in northern and northeastern Syria.
Ankara is apparently using its drones to intimidate the SDF and the SAA, who will reportedly fight side by side to stop any new Turkish invasion. The SAA deployed large reinforcements in SDF-held areas in the last few weeks.
However, it remains unclear if any air-defense systems were deployed there to counter Turkish drones.
It’s fashionable now for hordes of paid climate liars to deny climate change on Facebook and Twitter with zero evidence, trying to drown out the amazing committed youth movements.
It’s clear to me also that the Great Reset Conspiracy is ‘stealing the clothes’ of the save the climate movements by cynically supporting them to make activists despair.. and to infiltrate and gain manipulated followers.
Nothing is simple in this battle.. but some things are demonstrably true. For example, renewables are cheaper and greener.. read below:
Renewables are due to start paying back money to consumers this month, as the cost of producing energy from wind and solar drops well below the cost of energy bills.
The figures on how much is cut from bills will be announced every quarter, with a small change growing into a more significant sum as the price cap rises in October and the new year.
It is estimated that renewables have already ‘saved’ consumers around £221 per household due to renewables supplying 29% of electricity rather than much more expensive gas.
Part of the green levy paid by consumers gives wind/solar energy producers a guaranteed price for their energy when they invest and build, but gas prices have driven up the cost of energy bills well beyond what was agreed with renewable energy producers.
The result is a payback scheme that stops renewable energy companies making excess profits and puts a brake on bills. Unfortunately, there is no brake on the profits of gas producers and they still account for the bulk of the energy people use.
“Consumers are now getting a direct pay back from renewables and this will grow into a significant bonus in the new year. If only the UK had invested in more renewables earlier, then British people could have had a bigger cushion against the shock of rising gas energy prices.
In Germany,, accident insurance companies refuse to pay for consequential damages caused by the Corona “vaccination”. Similarly in France, the family of a grandfather who demonstrably died from the Covid vaccination sued the life insurance company after it refused to pay out. The reason given was that the policy expressly excluded the payment of claims in the event of death from the Covid vaccine! In court, the insurance company was proven right. The court’s ruling was then reasoned as follows: Taking a fatal risk is legally considered as suicide, since the harmlessness of the vaccination has not yet been proven. The vaccination of the grandfather thus corresponded with a voluntary participation in an experiment of the Covid vaccination at his own risk. The side effects, in this case…
‘Nature’s engineers’ who create wetlands with their dams are recognised as native UK wildlife.. back from 400 year extinction!
Beavers are to be given legal protection in England, meaning it will be illegal to kill or harm them as they are formally recognised as native wildlife.
There are now approaching 1,000 beavers living wild in the rivers and streams of Britain.
This is a step forward for the charismatic rodents, which were hunted to extinction in the country 400 years ago but have reappeared owing to illegal releases around the country.
The government has also been licensing beaver releases inside enclosures, and some environmentalists hope that later this year in the upcoming beaver strategy there will be permissions for the rodents to be released to roam wild.
It is thought there are hundreds of beavers already living wild along England’s waterways, with some experts believing there could be as many as 800.
Legislation will make it an offence to capture, kill, disturb, or injure beavers, or damage their breeding sites or resting places. Photograph: Jeppe Gustafsson/REX/Shutterstock
New legislation, due to come into force on 1 October, will make it an offence to deliberately capture, kill, disturb, or injure beavers, or damage their breeding sites or resting places – without holding the appropriate licence.
The animals are known as “nature’s engineers” as they create wetlands – an important habitat for many plants and animals – when they build dams. In doing so, they also prevent flooding and drought-related problems such as wildfires by keeping water in the land.
Derek Gow, a farmer turned rewilder who is known as one of the country’s leading beaver experts, said: “The news today that beavers will be afforded legal protection in England is both appropriate and welcome.
“We have been very slow to recognise the critical role that this species delivers in the creation of complex wetland landscapes, which can afford resilience against the twin extremes of flood and drought. All they need from us to guarantee this goal is understanding, tolerance and space.”
There was confusion this week as the plans were due to be announced earlier, but appeared to have been pulled at the last minute.
Craig Bennett, chief executive of the Wildlife Trusts, said at the time: “Clarity around legal protections for beavers are crucial if populations are to recover and thrive long term – it is extremely disappointing that this legislation has been brought to a juddering halt, with no explanation why.
Here is the data on ivermectin studies from c19early.com. Do you see a pattern to the studies? Lower mortality in 46 studies. Can you cite a drug with 46 studies showing a mortality benefit that was later found to be harmful to patients? Of course not! The level of evidence is extraordinarily consistent.
Here is the data that the WHO relied on to make their assessment not to use ivermectin:
If you were offered a drug like this, most every person would take it. But the WHO basically says you should run in the other direction.
Here’s what the WHO recommends you take instead (Molnupiravir, Sotrovimab):
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In the summer of 2012 the Kurdish people of northern Syria set out to create a multiethnic society in the Middle East. Persecuted for much of the 20th century, they dared to try to overcome social fragmentation by affirming social solidarity among all the region’s ethnic and religious peoples.
As Syria plunged into civil war, the Kurds and their Arab and Assyrian allies established a self-governing polity that was not only multiethnic but democratic.
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