“In this video I’m going to share some information obtained by TrialSite News and mistakes that have been made with the Pfizer vaccines as well a new information that suggests the potential for shedding of viral antigens from the vaccines. FOIA documents reveal animal study results demonstrating that the Pfizer mRNA-based vaccine does not remain at the injection site, but rather appears to spread widely after injection. In addition, a paper published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases on May 20th, 2021, also found that the spike protein was present in the plasma of those who received the vaccine. These were Harvard scientists who demonstrated that the spike protein travels throughout the body and doesn’t stay in the area of original injection. This is important when we understand that the spike protein itself causes damage to organs in the body.”
CONTENT: "In the first edition of CATalyst, Shabnam Palesa Mohamed engages Advocate Dipali Ohja (IBA), Dr Pierre Kory (FLCCC), and Dr Tess Lawrie (EBMC) about the Indian Bar Association’s decision to issue legal notice on WHO chief scientist, Dr Soumya Swaminathan. The 51 page notice, served 25th of May, claims as its legal basis alleged WHO’s ‘disinformation and censorship’ on the Ivermectin issue."
“Across the border, there’s growing fandom for South Korean music and tv shows.
Authorities in Pyeongyang is responding by cracking down on those who access select foreign media concents, saying such violations are punishable by death.
Kim Dami has the full story.
Sentenced to many years in a labor camp, being ridiculed on a public stage or forced to move to the countryside — these are known to be routine punishments for enjoying K-pop and K-dramas in North Korea.
Yet people in the reclusive state still try to get their hands on smuggled media.
“When there’s a crackdown, USB sticks are small so they’re easy to hide. You could toss it in the stove or put it in your mouth. When you want to do something and they tell you you can’t… you want to do it more.”
The craving for foreign entertainment in North Korea under censorship… has grown so strong now that the Kim Jong-un regime has clamped down further with a new law giving the death penalty to anyone caught with media from South Korea, the U.S. or Japan. If not death, then prison camp for 15 years.
In fact, Kim Jong-un has recently called K-pop a “vicious cancer” corrupting young North Koreans’ clothes, hairstyles and way of speaking.
The punishments for watching bootlegged entertainment from the South are notably harsher than those for other foreign media,… especially under the current leadership.
“Through these crackdowns, the North is trying to prove the superiority of socialism in the competition between the systems of the two Koreas, and to show off Kim Jong-un’s leadership, which is a strategic move aimed at strengthening internal solidarity.”
The young leader may also see foreign influence as a threat to his grip on power.
The expert added that despite the punishments prescribed, it will still be easy to access foreign media through the North’s unofficial market places called Jangmadang, which will continue to satisfy people’s curiosity and give them access to a culture that they find similar to their own.
And according to sources familiar with the North, demand for foreign entertainment has grown even stronger… as people spend more time at home because of the pandemic.
Kim Dami, Arirang News.”
It was during the TYT 2016, “You people are garbage for not electing Hillary!!!” meltdown, that I realized TYT had gone off the rails…and I instinctively had to back away from them…
I didn’t fully banish their new content from this blog, until about a year or so back…because they still seemed to be putting out some decent content, initially after the 2016 meltdown…They’ve just devolved so horrible over the last few years in particular…and they keep putting out this dorky, dumb, immature content…when you know they are light years better than what they are doing now.
…That, and they wont stop obsessively pressing people for money…and who the hell even wants to watch this, let alone pay for it?
I’ve not watched anything from TYT, at all [except occasional documents of their ongoing demise]…for probably at least a year…and it feels good to be done with that.
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