So far, it doesn't look like there is any evidence of that Putin would have been a member.
Agreed XPan, but it is interesting that at least in the past Schwab wanted to publicly claim him as such, perhaps confident that he could do so without provoking comment from the Kremlin (i.e he was bragging more to his western poodles about the breadth of his tentacles than to anyone east of the NATO line). Perhaps they both have differing understandings of what the history of the relationship really means. Its clear that Putin does maintain an active and engaged relationship with WEF, but whether that's purely for strategic and observational reasons or for some other purpose, only the Vlad can know. As ever he is highly diplomatic on the matter. Games within games.

"My husband's reference to Anne Frank at a mandate rally in D.C. was reprehensible and insensitive," she wrote in one post. "The atrocities that millions endured during the Holocaust should never be compared to anyone or anything. His opinions are not a reflection of my own."

Regarding RFK's back down, with a wife like that who needs enemies! Its one thing to say this in the privacy of ones own kitchen, quite another to personally distance herself in such a pointedly public manner. I assume this is primarily to protect her own status within Hollywood, for by using the 'you must never compare anything to the suffering of the victims of the holocaust', she's aligned herself well and truly with the pro-censorship brigade of her paymasters. Makes one wonder though if she is playing a wiling role in trying to silence him.
 
The small fringe of trucks is the longest truck parade in history, a world record. This convoy is now heading to Ottawa and is 70km long. They are coming for you, Trudeau. And won't leave until freedom is restored.


Note for those interested that we talk a lot of this movement in the thread Canadian information, starting here

 
Another tidbit following up on previous post:

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Listening to this clip, Gates really seemed a bit out of it to me - and he's looking much more elderly.
That's IF their patents work, and IF the 5G or 6G will have enough coverage and data management capacity. I think it is too early to tell but time for Gates seems to be running short. His look migh just be an indication of the success of his projects.
 
The small fringe of trucks is the longest truck parade in history, a world record. This convoy is now heading to Ottawa and is 70km long. They are coming for you, Trudeau. And won't leave until freedom is restored.


Justin, the only "small fringe" that does "not represent the views of Canadians" is you and your spineless, waste-of-space government.
 
Sickening but wholly to be expected from the dregs of the slop-bucket who now call themselves journalists! Great take down from Off Guardian:

Media Lies & the Sacred Rites of the Vaccine Cult

The coverage Szilveszter Csollany’s death shows you being called an “anti-vaxxer” is more about what you think, than what you do.

Kit Knightly

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The Independent has put out an early (and strong) entry for “Worst Journalism of the Year” award, reporting yesterday the death of Hungarian gymnastics coach Szilveszter Csollany under the headline:

Anti-vax Olympic gold medalist Szilveszter Csollany dies of Covid, aged 51​

The glaring issue with this headline becomes clear just three paragraphs into the article [our emphasis]:

While Csollany had, according to [Hungarian newspaper Blikk], expressed anti-vaccination views on social media, the six-time World Championship medallist had been vaccinated to allow him to continue to work as a gymnastics coach.​

The journalism is terrible, criminally bad.

The evidence supplied for Csollany’s supposed “anti-vaccination views” is non-existent. Second-hand hearsay, at best. No direct quotations, no sources provided.

OffGuardian would be ashamed to publish something so flimsy. Any outlet should.

But, of course, that isn’t the most egregious part – as you can tell from our emphasized quote – the supposed “anti-vaxxer” had been vaccinated.

To bury that in the body, under that headline, is deliberate deception. They know many people will read the title and assume he hadn’t had the vaccine without ever reading the body of the text, and they are relying on that to spread an intentionally false impression.

The very definition of disinformation.

After deliberately misrepresenting the man’s life, they proceed to do the same to his death.
Not even granting him the respect of an honest appraisal of his last weeks alive, they totally ignore all the relevant questions pertaining to the man’s health.

They never question why a previously healthy 51-year-old would ever need to be put on a ventilator, or consider how ventilator-associated pneumonia or ventilator-induced trauma may have contributed to his death.

The article readily admits he died “of Covid” despite being vaccinated, but never even attempts to explain that, sparing a throwaway sentence suggesting “he contracted the virus soon after receiving his jab, and thus had not built sufficient levels of antibodies”, which is not supported by any medical opinion or sources.

Having admitted he WAS vaccinated, and only a short time before he died, the article never considers even for a second the obvious logical conclusion: That the vaccine may have played some part in his death, or killed him outright.

It doesn’t even refute the idea, it simply refuses to acknowledge its existence.

But really, the worst aspect of this black-hole of integrity is not the deliberately misleading headline, or the lack of even the most basic journalistic ethics, it is deeper than that. There is an unspoken message concealed within the tone of the writing, and a shifting of linguistic definitions that comes with it.

The implied thought buried in the text is that, even though he was vaccinated, his alleged doubts mean he was still an “anti-vaxxer” and therefore deserved to die. That he brought the Covid curse down upon his head through his expressing “anti-vaccination views”.

As if he called down God’s wrath through speaking heresy.

This is not the first time we have seen the narrative try and separate the meaning of “anti-vaxxer” from a person’s vaccination status.

In Australia the Northern Territories Premier Michael Gunner recently told the media :

If you support or give comfort to anybody who argues against the vaccine, you are an anti-vaxxer, I don’t care what your personal vaccination status is.​

Yes, in Australia an anti-vaxxer can be a vaccinated person who “gives comfort” to someone who argues against the vaccine, they don’t have to agree with the anti-vaxxer they simply have to tolerate them.

It’s a dark age belief system, where to even hear heresy spoken is to be tainted by it.

This is all part of the redefining, really the broadening, of what people even mean by “anti-vaxxer” in the first place. Yet more “pivoting of our language”.

Szilveszter Csollany is accused of “expressing anti-vaccination views” on social media, but in our current climate that can mean almost anything.

Opposing vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, or the giving of untested vaccines to children. All have been described as “anti-vax” positions.

You could have every vaccine you’ve ever been offered, but decline the Covid “vaccine” to wait for long-term safety data, and still find yourself branded an “anti-vaxxer”.

And now, finally, you can actually be vaccinated, but be labelled an “anti-vaxxer” because you may have previously expressed doubts or asked questions.

The injection has become the quite literal equivalent of a religious rite, where your beliefs are just as important as your actions, maybe even more so.

The vaccines are “safe and effective”, that’s the mantra for the modern age, chanted in televised chapels.

In the beginning, people were told that if you were anti-vaxxer you would die, for the vaccines are the new blood of Christ, and by accepting them into your heart you are promised life eternal.

This conditioning has gone so deep people are inverting it and spitting it back out: Now, if you die, you must have been an anti-vaxxer.

Being vaccinated, but not believing in the vaccine, is just as bad as rejecting the vaccine, and you will remain unvaccinated in spirit.


And like a modern-day ducking stool, if – like poor Szilveszter Csollany – you get the vaccine and die anyway, it shows only that your faith was not strong enough, you were secretly an anti-vaxxer at heart, and the press will say as much in your obituary.

The media all talk this way.

I can’t tell if they do it dishonestly to create this bizarre atmosphere of religious fervour, or they don’t even realise they’re doing it because they’re so caught up in zealotry. And I’m not sure which is worse.

Either way, the endpoint is clear: A world where being “anti-vaccination” is no longer defined by what you do, but by what you say and think or even what you allow others to think.

An all-purpose label, so vague as to be functionally meaningless, but universally applied to anyone who diverts as much as one degree from the mainstream course, turning them into an outsider who must be shunned.

It really is a cult. There’s no other way to describe it.
 
No vaxx pass required I bet or background checks/health screening. They appear to be very viable potential mid-term election voters if nothing else. And, our tax dollars at work.
Nope. Psaki already admitted that migrants were being allowed in without being so much as tested, let alone vaxxed, and of course refused to so much as acknowledge the obvious hypocrisy.
 
This is an excellent meditation on the psychology of the NPCs who enthusiastically embrace covidianism:


Covid theatre has given a whole class of people – people who don’t really deserve to even vote, much less have a more direct say over the lives of others in society – a license to impose themselves upon everybody else. It’s been a heyday for obnoxious, petty little tyrants among the rank-and-file of Democrats and other left-wingers (a statistically disproportionate number of whom seem to be older, unmarried cat moms with nothing better to do with their time).

This is because there is a strong correlation between the Regime’s urge to control everything and the average left-wing wacko’s urge to be controlled. Remember that unlike those at the top, the progressive ranks are filled with fearful, risk averse losers who glory in whatever victimhood they can attach to themselves.
 
I wouldn't be too excited about anything that seems like a "we win" these days in the Con-19 PsOp. The only thing that might be won is a battle here and there, but not the war. The war is ongoing which best is seen with the drive to clot-shot 6 months and up kids by Fauci.

Remember that release of the Pfizer testing data that was nearly hidden away for 75 years ? Well it didn't happen and we were told, "They will have to speed it up !!!".

Sounded great until I read this now. DOJ agrees that Pfizer "will help" in the release !!!


Note that the lady who noticed the "little detail" of the release agreement never received an answer from the attorney. Who is playing games with who here ? On whose side is attorney Aaron Siri ?
 
According to The Sun over a quarter of a million Brits could face a new heart-related illness due to the stress of the Covid pandemic, experts have warned.

They list as cause, poor diet, lack of physical activity, stress and mental health issues related the covid "pandemics" without mentioning even once RNA "vaccines" and their documented, severe, and severe side effect on the heart!

 
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