thefirstlightreport.com
Probably feels similar to what it would have felt like to be forced to watch what the Nazis did in concentration camps.
www.frontiersin.org
It was then marketed that the vaccination is protective in regard to methylation and that reverse methylation might be good because methylation is a sign of aging, right? Of course, it's not that simple (machine-translated fragment of a paid article):
I've read a very interesting article today about methylation in the context of mRNA vaccines. You probably remember this study:
Frontiers | Longitudinal Study of DNA Methylation and Epigenetic Clocks Prior to and Following Test-Confirmed COVID-19 and mRNA Vaccination
The host epigenetic landscape rapidly changes during SARS-CoV-2 infection, and evidence suggest that severe COVID-19 is associated with durable scars to the ...
It was then marketed that the vaccination is protective in regard to methylation and that reverse methylation might be good because methylation is a sign of aging, right? Of course, it's not that simple (machine-translated fragment of a paid article):
That is a brutal watch. I couldn't tolerate 10min neither. I remember years ago when I first got my eyes opened to the evil conspiracies of the world I could watch videos like this endlessly since they validated my rapidly growing inclination that all was not what it seemed. Now I can barely tolerate these sort of videos.
All Italian museums could be forced to close
Staff shortages may cause mass shutdowns, the Uffizi Gallery director warns
Galleria Borghese in Rome, Italy. © AFP / Tiziana FABI
As visitor numbers return to pre-pandemic levels, Italian museums may not be able to handle the demand and be forced to shut down, Uffizi Gallery Director Eike Schmidt warned on Thursday in an interview with Italy’s ANSA news agency.
Schmidt said staffing levels in Italian museums are in continual decline, and warned that “without a solution we’re all going to close, even the biggest ones.” He insisted that the next government, to be decided after the September 25 general election, will have to “address and immediately resolve the staffing problems of museums and other places of culture” in Italy.
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is under particular pressure, after drawing international attention last month, when Italian eco-activists managed to slip past security guards and glue themselves to Sandro Botticelli’s ‘Primavera’ painting to demand the country abandon fossil fuels.
READ MORE: Climate activists target Botticelli painting
Following the Covid-19 pandemic, a number of sectors of the Italian economy have been experiencing staff shortages. The problem has affected tourism, where not enough workers have been signing up for seasonal jobs to meet growing demand.
According to estimates made by Tourism Minister Massimo Garavaglia, Italy is expected to lack between 70,000 and 350,000 workers this season.
Garavaglia suggested that the shortage stems from the “citizen’s income” social security scheme introduced by the ruling Five Star Movement in 2019, which makes it more profitable to be unemployed than to engage in insecure, underpaid seasonal work.
However, Five Star MPs have argued that the real issue is job insecurity and irregular contracts. Additionally, a survey of 1,650 seasonal workers found that “Covid uncertainty” was the main reason people opted out of work in the 2021 season.
In order to counteract staff shortages in the tourism industry, Garavaglia has suggested increasing the number of visas available for seasonal workers traveling from abroad, and allowing people to retain 50% of their citizen’s income while working summer jobs.
Yep it is unprecedented levels of sickness in NZ. Really sick, and I feel like getting a t-shirt printed that. Says “Told You So”.
I had the thought, when I saw all those AEDs (automatic defibrillators) going up all around the place - even libraries! That I should write something on the notifications of where to find them, that this was because they all took the "vacca vaccas" and this was now the 'new normal'. Sadly, there are too many cameras spying on people to get away with it.
These brutal images, and testimonies throughout the video, remind me bitterly of descriptions of human sacrifices in distant lands, or in remote times, where for the death of the king, beautiful and glittering clothes are put on beautiful girls and young men, they are flattered and given gifts, They are given the best food, even alcohol and drugs, and they go by themselves to the place of their execution, of their sacrifice, and if they ever manage to understand their true fate in the noise and fury of the festivities, it is already too late, they are drowned in a bath of blood.
Although the drive to make these accessible in NZ public places started well before we even heard of Covid. Happens that they may be coming in handy somewhat more these days.I had the thought, when I saw all those AEDs (automatic defibrillators) going up all around the place - even libraries! That I should write something on the notifications of where to find them, that this was because they all took the "vacca vaccas" and this was now the 'new normal'. Sadly, there are too many cameras spying on people to get away with it.
