This morning I checked out how the Capitalism’s civil war is going. I hoped to know how the EU/Russia Gas War may bankrupt Europe and destroy our lives.Would the EU back down or commit economic Hari-Kiri by refusing to pay for their gas in rubles?.
Not much luck with the Western media all screaming obvious ‘False Narratives’ and the evil Ruskies up to no good.
Then I came across this gem:
“As Russian President Vladimir Putin escalates the war in Ukraine to that of nuclear threats, massacre, and the systemic rape of children in cities like Bucha,China continues its diplomatic support of Russia, including now by threatening the breakup of the European Union”. Anders Corr at the Epoch Times
Ivermectin was the sixth most popular topic on Twitter in the U.S. on Tuesday afternoon, with more than 46,000 tweets, suggesting that many users were under the impression that the term had been previously censored on the platform.
In fact, the name of the treatment has never been banned, although it has been just one of a number of popularly cited treatments for COVID-19 that has remained controversial throughout the global pandemic.
Con otro lote de 11.000 documentos de Pfizer, publicado el 1 de abril de 2022, la primera revelación explosiva es que la inmunidad natural es efectiva, y Pfizer lo ha sabido todo el tiempo.
Los datos del ensayo clínico mostraron que no hubo diferencia en los resultados entre aquellos con infección previa por COVID y aquellos que recibieron la vacuna. Ninguno de los grupos experimentó una infección grave. La inmunidad natural también fue estadísticamente idéntica a la inyección en términos de riesgo de infección.
Los adultos más jóvenes son más propensos a experimentar efectos secundarios
La segunda revelación es que los efectos secundarios de las inyecciones fueron más graves en las personas más jóvenes, de 18 a 55 años, que en las de 55 años o más. (El riesgo de efectos secundarios también aumentó con dosis adicionales, por lo que el riesgo fue mayor después de la segunda dosis que la primera).
El riesgo de COVID grave es dramáticamente menor en las personas más jóvenes que en las mayores de 60 años, lo que hace que un riesgo elevado de efectos secundarios sea inaceptable.
With Warsaw refusing to pay in rubles, Russia will suspend deliveries starting Wednesday, the Polish state company confirmed
According to a statement from the Polish gas firm, “Gazprom informed PGNiG of its intention to completely suspend deliveries under the Yamal contract at the beginning of the contract day on April 27.”
Earlier on Tuesday, a Gazprom spokesman announced that “today, Poland is obliged to pay for gas supplies in accordance with the new payment procedure,” referring to Russia’s demand that “unfriendly countries” buy its gas in rubles.
Poland has refused to follow this procedure, and on Tuesday sanctioned Gazprom, which owns a 48% stake in the Polish company that co-owns the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline. The 4,000km line transports gas from the Yamal Peninsula and western Siberia to Germany and Poland via Belarus.
Media reports soon followed, suggesting that the supply to Poland had already been stopped, and that the government in Warsaw had convened a crisis meeting.
PGNiG insisted that supplies to consumers would be uninterrupted, with gas in storage and sourced from other suppliers making up the shortfall.
Poland has been one of the staunchest proponents of the anti-Russia sanctions imposed by the US and EU since Russia launched its military operation in Ukraine in February, and has allowed Western weapons to enter Ukraine from its territory.
While some gas-dependent countries such as Germany have cautioned the EU against cutting off the flow of gas from Russia, and others like Hungary have stated that they will keep buying Russia’s product, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has vowed to ban all Russian coal, oil and gas imports by the end of the year.
Polish government officials, as well as PGNiG representatives, confirmed that Russia will cut off gas deliveries to Poland, under the supply contract from the Siberian Yamal Peninsula, https://www.onet.pl website reported.
After hearing this news, reference gas futures in Europe, which are listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, increased by 17% in a matter of an hour.
Russia to halt gas shipments to Poland, signaling escalation …https://news.yahoo.com ›Russia will cut off natural gas supplies to Polandand Bulgaria on Wednesday, government and industry sources told Polish news on Tuesday. European gas prices soared on the report, climbing as high as 17%. The move signals escalation between the Kremlin and the European Union, which has imposed a series of …
Russian energy giant Gazprom will cease delivering gas to Bulgaria on Wednesday, the country’s energy ministry announced on Tuesday. The news comes after the Saint Petersburg firm confirmed it will also halt supplies to Poland, with both countries refusing to pay for energy supplies in rubles…..
SOMOS MUCHAS LAS PERSONAS QUE CELEBRAMOS ESTA LECCIÓN AL PUEBLO POLACO, TAN CRISTIANO Y TAN FASCISTA QUE LO MÁS LÓGICO SERÍA REBELARSE CONTRA ESE GOBIERNO Y COMENZAR A ABANDONAR LA ESTÚPIDA RUSOFOBIA QUE IMPONE LA UNIÓN EUROPEA A CUYOS SOCIOS RUSIA DEBERÍA CORTARLES… BUENO, ESO Y EL GAS
Funcionarios del gobierno polaco, así como representantes de PGNiG, confirmaron que Rusia ha cortado las entregas de gas a Polonia, en el marco del contrato de suministro procedente de la península siberiana de Yamal, según informó el sitio web Onet.pl.
Tras conocerse esta noticia, los futuros del gas de referencia en Europa, que cotizan en la Bolsa de Ámsterdam, se incrementaron un 17% en cuestión de una hora.
SOMOS MUCHAS LAS PERSONAS QUE CELEBRAMOS ESTA LECCIÓN AL PUEBLO POLACO, TAN CRISTIANO Y TAN FASCISTA QUE LO MÁS LÓGICO SERÍA REBELARSE CONTRA ESE GOBIERNO Y COMENZAR A ABANDONAR LA ESTÚPIDA RUSOFOBIA QUE IMPONE LA UNIÓN EUROPEA A CUYOS SOCIOS RUSIA DEBERÍA CORTARLES… BUENO, ESO Y EL GAS
Funcionarios del gobierno polaco, así como representantes de PGNiG, confirmaron que Rusia ha cortado las entregas de gas a Polonia, en el marco del contrato de suministro procedente de la península siberiana de Yamal, según informó el sitio web Onet.pl.
Tras conocerse esta noticia, los futuros del gas de referencia en Europa, que cotizan en la Bolsa de Ámsterdam, se incrementaron un 17% en cuestión de una hora.
‘A large-scale nuclear war would however be catastrophic, and no state would be able to guard against the effects.’
Companies are ‘overwhelmed with enquiries’ for NUCLEAR BUNKERS in Switzerland and reporting shortage of materials following Ukraine invasion
Since 1960s, every Swiss municipality had to build nuclear bunkers for residents
Residents are now contacting specialist companies to build or renovate shelters
The bunkers are being viewed in a new light since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Companies that build and repair bomb shelters are being ‘overwhelmed with enquiries’ for nuclear fallout bunkers in Switzerland, as Russian’s invasion of Ukraine has reawakened interest in the secure facilities.
Residents in Switzerland, where nuclear bunkers have been mandatory for every household since the 1960s, are now contacting the companies to build or renovate their shelters to make sure they can be protected in the event of bombings or nuclear war.
Demand is so high for the concrete nuclear bunkers that specialist companies are now facing shortages in raw materials required to build them………………………………………………………………….
Switzerland’s vast network of nuclear bunkers have a range of other day-to-day uses, including as military barracks or as temporary accommodation for asylum seekers. But Swiss authorities require that they can be emptied and reverted back to nuclear shelters within five days.
So far, Switzerland’s population has never been ordered down into the shelters, not even in the wake of the Chernobyl disaster.
Experts say the most likely scenario for needing to use them has always been a possible accident at one of Switzerland’s own nuclear power plants.
But now the conflict raging in Ukraine has added a new, urgent layer to the national nuclear anxiety.
With public concern growing, Swiss authorities have published overviews of the available shelter spots, and have urged households to always maintain a stock of food to last at least a week. ………………………………..
Experts caution though that the level of protection provided by the shelters in the case of actual nuclear weapons use would depend heavily on the intensity and proximity of the strikes.
‘The shelters could offer the population a certain level of temporary protection against radioactive events,’ Swiss defence ministry spokesman Andreas Bucher said.
