💭 I can confirm that during my visit to Washington DC last Christmas/ New Year I was informed that the US Department of Defence were responsible for both the virus and the vaccines. Fort Detrick was named. Also a facility in Canada. By the end of the month I expect to see the start of criminal proceedings against the many politicians and officials who are responsible around the world.
Andrew Bridgen is the MP who stood up against the covid scammers and vaxxers. They suspended him from Parliament for speaking out about it.
🔥 Right after 9/11, the ANTRAX That Was Mailed Around Came From Fort Detrick.
⏰ August 9, 2019 on the Eve of 9/11 – and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Safety concerns at a prominent military germ lab have led the government to shut down research involving dangerous microbes like the Ebola virus.
“Research is currently on hold,” the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, in Fort Detrick, Md., said in a statement on Friday. The shutdown is likely to last months, Caree Vander Linden, a spokeswoman, said in an interview.
The statement said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention decided to issue a “cease and desist order” last month to halt the research at Fort Detrick because the center did not have “sufficient systems in place to decontaminate wastewater” from its highest-security labs.
But there has been no threat to public health, no injuries to employees and no leaks of dangerous material outside the laboratory, Ms. Vander Linden said.
In the statement, the C.D.C. cited “national security reasons” as the rationale for not releasing information about its decision.
Deadly Germ Research Is Shut Down at Army Lab Over Safety Concerns
Problems with disposal of dangerous materials led the government to suspend research at the military’s leading biodefense center.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on June 1, 2022
💭 Just one day after the Azov Battalion announced they were rebranding by dropping the wolfsangel from their patches, regime media began hyping a “unicorn LGBTQ” patch that’s now being worn by Ukraine’s “LGBTQ soldiers” as they “head for war.”
❖❖❖ [Ephesians 6:12] ❖❖❖
“For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.”
Czech MP Taken To Hospital After Two Men Physically Assault Him And Racially Abuse Him
The police are investigating a racial attack against lower house deputy Dominik Feri in Moravia on Sunday.
Witnesses said one of the attackers shouted “niggers had no right to be in politics at all,” Feri was quoted by Czech news outlet Novinky as saying.
The incident happened in the town of Borsice where Feri was attending a cultural event. He was attacked on the streets of the town by two men who knifed and punched him yelling that „niggers had no place in politics“.
Feri was treated at the local hospital and is said to be recovering.
Politicians condemn racist and xenophobic violence
The chair of the TOP 09 club in the lower house, Miroslav Kalousek, said the assault was yet another racially-motivated attack on Czech territory. “Yet another racial attack on our territory. It wasn’t by the Islamists this time either, but by ‘the real decent Czechs’. I hope they will be strictly punished,” Kalousek said.
Dominik Feri, who has Ethiopian roots, is an MP for the center-right TOP 09 party.
Dominik Feri marked his 22nd birthday earlier this year by voting against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in a failed motion of no confidence in the Czech parliament. “Thank you so much for your wishes,” he wrote in a Facebook post bemoaning the government’s survival. “When you complain about socks or underwear, remember this really stupid birthday present.”
Feri isn’t just the youngest parliamentarian in the country’s history. He’s the first black one — and conspicuously so. He wears his hair in a bushy afro and enjoys playing Fats Waller-style jazz piano in local clubs. A member of the city council in his hometown of Teplice since the age of 18, he easily won a seat in parliament last year, despite being placed last on the electoral list of his center-right TOP 09 party. In the Czech Republic, voters can cast preferential ballots for individuals, and the then-21-year-old received more than 15,000 preferential votes in Prague. Only three other candidates in the city tallied more, all of them well-known veteran politicians.
His secret: the youth vote — and a prolific and outspoken presence on social media, especially Instagram, where his choco_afro account has over 100,000 followers, roughly 1 percent of the Czech population. He uses it to forcefully — and often wittily — express his enthusiasm for the EU and his contempt for the illiberal populism of the Czech president and prime minister, the Czech Communists and the virulent xenophobia of the far right.
It’s not easy being young and black in the Czech Republic, where the number of residents of African descent remains minuscule and racial intolerance is widespread. The issue, says Feri — who is partly of Ethiopian ancestry — is “constant mockery and threats by some people. Or, even worse, many people won’t even take you seriously.”
While he says the EU could do more to sell itself in Central Europe, he remains optimistic. For years, Feri visited schools around the country to lecture students on politics and the EU. His parliamentary obligations and his studies — he’s working toward a law degree at Prague’s Charles University — keep him from doing that now, which is why he is so active on social media. “Young Czechs are less interested in politics or traveling around the EU [than their elders],” he says. “But that will change.”
IN HIS OWN WORDS
What is your definition of “European values?”
“They have been shaped by Roman law, Christianity and humanism. Thankfully, they have endured all the war atrocities and have been substantially strengthened after World War II. Roman law has influenced our laws and thus affected the way we live — for example, the law of succession. It might not be the most popular way to think about European values, yet the influence of Roman law is what we have in common.”