Sky News reports that Chinese lockdown protesters displayed “remarkable bravery” while anti lockdown protesters in London were described as “Corona virus conspiracy theorists”. Why the contrast when they were both protesting against similar restrictions?
“This is right up there with decisions, some of them malevolent or military to kill millions of people”
The unelected globalists’ authoritarian attempts to remake society out of the destruction of the old are becoming increasingly more obvious and desperate as the people’s trust in the global elites continues to crumble.
The deaths are mounting. Often among those in whom it would be least expected; young teenagers and healthy adults in their thirties who are suddenly dropping dead from cardiac arrest. The one thing they have in common is that they were vaccinated
Unrest continued in China as anti-lockdown protesters clashed with hazmat suited riot police on Tuesday night
After months of meek compliance the Chinese have finally had enough. This might precipitate a brutal crackdown but in doing so it will also compel President Xi and his WEF allies to show their true colours
Anti-lockdown protests had spread by Sunday evening to Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, Guangzhou and Wuhan with participants calling on President Xi to “step down” ’
His plans may have hit a stumbling block; Klaus Schwab made these comments only days before anti-lockdown protests swept across China
Paul Craig Roberts presents a summary of recent evidence, which points to Covid-19 and the vaccination program being implemented with a view to population reduction
While most of the city’s residents are unaware of the potential health threat they pose, thousands of 5G towers are to be erected across New York in the near future
You may dismiss Richie From Boston as “alarmist” but just look at some of the things that have been found in the bloodstream AFTER covid vaccination. These are definitely NOT organic
Anti-lockdown protest spread from Urumqi, the regional capital of the far west Xinjiang region, to Nanjing and Shanghai in eastern China