Today's Must-Reads - 29 March 2023

A selection of the latest news, studies, reports and articles

I spend a lot of time each day gathering together new information and interesting articles. I then pick one or two of the most interesting topics and write about them. However, that leaves a lot of missed out information that I’m not sharing.

Below is a summary of all the latest articles and information that I’ve found. Today, this is a slimmed down version for all subscribers but will be for paid subscribers only a lot of the time in the future.

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Climate Change

• Brussels watered down its own restrictions on petrol cars throwing the looming British ban into chaos. Opposition from the German auto industry means the ban on petrol and diesel cars from 2035 will now allow e-fuels, carbon-neutral petrol alternatives.

• But in more Net Zero madness, British landlords have been given five years to hit climate targets or they won’t be able to let out their properties. Retro fitting for tens of thousands of pounds will mean landlords will just sell up instead.

Covid

• A long but detailed video by Valentin Bruttel explaining why we were misled on Covid and how molecular evidence proves a synthetic origin beyond reasonable doubt.

• Dr Sabine Hazan is a gastroenterologist with an expertise in gut bacteria. She says that after studying Covid-19 patients she quickly noticed a pattern, those that had severe Covid lacked a certain bacteria called bifidobacteria.

Covid Mandates & Lockdowns

• An emotive short video by Oracle films highlighting the abuse of power we have witnessed over the last three years.

  TRUTH BE TOLD @CoviLeaksCVVAM

  THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED. 3 YEARS OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY committed by GOVERNMENTS GLOBALLY! Please watch this powerful short film by Oracle Films (Mar '21). Everything you see in this film happened. We will NEVER FORGET, we will NEVER FORGIVE. #CrimesAgainstHumanity

• Simon Elmer says the ‘pandemic’ was a simulacrum manufactured to justify imposing the regulations, programmes and technologies of the Global Biosecurity State being built around, between and within us. In his article he explores how the simulacrum was made.

• WA Premier, Mark McGowan is bringing back pandemic-style powers indefinitely.

  9News Perth @9NewsPerth

  Mark McGowan has signaled a return to tough border laws used during the pandemic. The WA Premier is allowing police to stop and search anyone entering the state. @JackHahn9News #9News

Energy/Economy/Finance

• Yesterday China and France completed the first Yuan settled LNG trade through the Shanghai Petroleum and Natural Gas Exchange. China wants to weaken the dollar’s grip on world trade by settling oil and gas trades in Yuan.

• On a similar note, Forbes writes that the old World Order for crude oil is disappearing. Russia says it has been able to redirect all of its crude oil exports to “friendly” countries. BRICS members have played a major role in helping the Putin government overcome Western sanctions.

• Ralph Hamers, CEO of Swiss bank UBS, is stepping down days after the bank took over the struggling Credit Suisse. The Board took the decision in light of the new challenges and priorities facing UBS.

• China is selling US Treasuries at an accelerated rate. They now hold the lowest amount of Treasuries since 2010.

  

Health

• Nobody is buying our Covid vaccines anymore, what do we do? Aha, go back to selling flu jabs again but this time tell people they might have a heart attack without one. Researchers say heart attack risk may heighten when someone is fighting off flu so endorse people getting their flu jabs.

Politics

• More signs of the changing world order. Saudi Arabia are taking steps to join a China-led security bloc, as ties with Beijing strengthen. Riyadh will join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization which includes China, Russia, India, Pakistan and four other central Asian nations.

• Reparations for Black Californians could top $800 billion says NBC. The money is to compensate Black residents for generations of over-policing, disproportionate incarceration and housing discrimination. The preliminary estimate is more than 2.5 times California’s annual budget.

• Lockdown loving, Victorian Premier, Dan Andrews has been spotted in China. When questioned about his visit he gave a vague six-line explanation. Australian media have not been invited on the trip but the Premier has been interviewed on state TV praising the state’s relationship with China.

• Tablet Mag have a long guide on how to understand the hoax of the century. They list thirteen ways of looking at disinformation. The list includes Trump’s election, Russiagate, the War on Terror, Hunter’s laptop and of course Covid.

• Whilst the US are trying to pretend it isn’t happening, China and Russia are getting closer. In Moscow last week, the Chinese and Russian leaders revealed their joint commitment to redesign the global order, an undertaking that has not been seen in 100 years.

Technology

• Elon Musk is one of the signatories on an open letter calling for a pause in giant AI experiments. They want a pause of at least 6 months on the training of AI systems more powerful than GPT-4.

Vaccines

• The WHO have changed their advice on Covid vaccinations for children. Now, healthy children and adolescents are deemed ‘low priority’ for Covid vaccines and traditional routine shots are more important for this age group.

• A bombshell vax analysis has estimated that 26.6 million people were injured, 1.36 million disabled and 300,000 excess deaths can be attributed to COVID-19 vaccine damages in 2022 alone, which cost the economy nearly $150 billion.

• A letter in the Guardian today says we must continue to guard against the anti-vaccine movement. The same people who caused vaccine hesitancy in the first place, with their Covid vaccine ideology, now think more mandates are the way forward. The authors suggest that healthcare professional should be investigated if they publicly oppose vaccines; stricter rules on social media are required, with legal action if necessary; and schools and universities requiring proof of vaccination status for entry.

• Families and patients are suing AstraZeneca claiming that their loved ones died or suffered severe reactions after taking the vaccines. They are arguing that the vaccine was not as safe as the public was entitled to expect.