🐂 In Italian Piedmont there has been a “mysterious” loss of livestock.
Do you know how it happened?
The veterinarian came in and vaccinated all the animals against “the fashionable disease,” and then they all DIED.
👉 They are killing these poor animals because they plan to inject us with that 666 poison through food. Barbarians! What a wicked and evil world this world has become!?
💭 My Note: I don’t think these minions of the devil decided to spread this Luciferian saliva just by putting it in meat food. In the air, in fruits, salads and drinks, through radiation and touch, especially through sexual intercourse, they are working to bury this demon in the whole human being and in the animal kingdom. In fact, it may have been twenty or thirty years since they started this diabolic adventure. May God bring down his day on these evils.
💭 Lawyer and activist Thomas Renz has warned that mRNA vaccinations have already been administered to pigs in the United States since 2018 and that beef and chicken will be next. Big pharma companies Merck and Moderna have already developed an mRNA vaccine for pigs and it has been in use since 2018. This unregulated experimental technology could soon spread to the entire food supply to mass-vaccinate the American population. On Saturday Renz told Real America’s Voice: “Right now, we’ve confirmed this mRNA stuff is in the food supply. We know that Merck has a product called Sequivity. They’ve been injecting mRNA into pigs since 2018”
He added: “We know that they can actually make what’s called transmissible mRNA. And what that means is that they can put this stuff in an animal so that it transmits to whoever is ingesting whatever it is that they’re ingesting and they become vaccinated” He also warned that “they could engineer this into plants, into animals, into various things” InfoWars reports: Renz has been bringing attention to Missouri House Bill 1169, which would simply require labeling of food products that can alter your genes. “And if we don’t get disclosure, if we don’t pass some informed consent laws, what’s going to happen is, for all you guys that stood strong and said no to these mRNA vaccines, well, you’re going to get them anyways through your food,” Renz said. The National Cattleman’s Beef Association, which opposes the food labeling transparency bill, has confirmed mRNA vaccines may soon be used on the U.S. beef supply. And in addition to the avian influenza RNA shot for chickens licensed in 2015, newer mRNA-lipid nanoparticle shots for avian influenza are also in development. Renz explained in an earlier interview with journalist Naomi Wolf that NIH documents prove the federal government and pharmaceutical industry have been pursuing mRNA vaccine technology for the food supply “for at least two decades.” “I’ve got documents from the NIH – from 2002 – talking about integrating vaccines into foods,” Renz said. “They’ve been working on integrating these [vaccines] into our food supply. They’ve been working on it for at least two decades.”
💭 My Note: I grew up with a huge tortoise that used to give me a ride. What a wonderful and peaceful animal!
🐢 Meet 190-year-old Jonathan who has lived through TWO World Wars and 25 US presidents (making this tortoise the oldest known living land animal on Earth)
Jonathan the Seychelles Giant Tortoise will enjoy a three-day birthday party.
He has lived on St Helena’s island in South Atlantic Ocean since 1882
The world’s oldest tortoise has turned 190 years old – and will celebrate for three days to mark his milestone.
Jonathan the Seychelles Giant Tortoise who has lived on St Helena’s island in the South Atlantic Ocean since 1882, has officially been named the oldest tortoise in the world.
He hatched in the Georgian era and is the oldest known living land animal on Earth and the oldest chelonian ever recorded.
Jonathan’s age is estimated but shell measurements documented from a photograph taken shortly after his arrival to St Helena show he was fully mature and at least 50 years old when he arrived from Seychelles.
Joe Hollins has helped look after Jonathan since he became St Helena’s vet.
Retired vet, Mr Hollins, said: ‘When you think, if he was hatched in 1832 – the Georgian era – my goodness, the changes in the world.
‘The world wars, the rise and fall of the British Empire, the many governors, kings and queens that have passed, it’s quite extraordinary.
‘And he’s just been here, enjoying himself.’
At the start of 2022 Jonathan achieved the Guinness World Records title for the world’s oldest living land animal and this month, he has also been named as the oldest tortoise ever.
Jonathan has spent the majority of his life on the British Overseas Territory, one of the world’s most remote islands.
He lives in the grounds of Plantation House alongside three much younger tortoises David, Emma and Fred.
He has witnessed more than 35 governors come and go from Plantation House and has seen the island introduce radio, telephones, TVs, internet, cars and an airport.
Mr Hollins said it has been a ‘privilege’ to look after the elderly animal, who he described as ‘magnificent’.
‘I do think he’s fabulous actually, he’s a great animal,’ he said.
‘And as a vet – what greater privilege is there than to be looking after the oldest known living land animal in the world? I mean, how often does that happen?
‘It is such a privilege to be able to care for this magnificent animal.’
To celebrate his 190th birthday, residents from across the island will be come together on Friday to honour Jonathan over three days at a birthday party at the Governor’s House.
Highlights will include a display of a range of posters celebrating Jonathan’s life, bearing pictures and messages from those who have visited him over the years.
On Saturday, a series of activities honouring his birthday will include a chat with the Governor and his wife as they feed Jonathan his favourite vegetables.
The event will be live streamed online from Plantation House so anyone from across the world can join in with the celebrations.
An animated video and song dedicated to celebrating Jonathan’s life will premiere on Sunday, and he will be given a ‘birthday cake’ – made entirely out of his favourite healthy foods.
A special stamp will also be on sale alongside other memorabilia which islanders will be able to win during novelty tortoise-themed games.
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