1. Like him or not, this information is valuable.
2. The Daily Mail attempts to dispel the issue of increased infdant mortality with what is likely to be grotesquely under-represented stats. There is simply no way this tiny fraction in deaths per million would account for first hand accounts from numerous OBGYNs, funeral home workers, embalmers and coffin makers as well as ambulance workers. All of whom are not connected to each other, and all of whom have personally experienced a massive uptick in deaths of infants since the vaxx rollout. All of whom can also be seen on this site. This is a lie or deception through underrepresentation.
The number babies who are stillborn or dying in the first few weeks of life has risen in the UK, reversing an eight-year-long trend.
An annual report from researchers at Oxford and Leicester universities shows that there were 3.54 stillbirths per 1,000 births in 2021, up from 3.33 in 2020.
A similar rise was seen for neonatal deaths — when a baby dies within 28 days of being born — from 1.53 per 1,000 live births in 2020 to 1.65 in 2021.
Premature births increased by 1.5 per cent.
Researchers said the figures put an end to the ‘consistent reduction in UK rates since 2013’, while charities warned that the figures paint ‘an alarming picture of baby loss’.
Below, a video of Ed Dowd with Naomi Wolf, who discusses the increased infant mortality in the UK. Perhaps read the DM post and watch this and decide which is better reflective of reality.
3. Sweden: Rapist + Rapee = neutrality. Thesis – counter thesis = synthesis. Watching this video one realizes why Sweden didn’t have to punish itself during Covid. They are already communist.
4. Pakistan Demands Global ‘Accountability Process to Punish Islamophobic Crimes’ at U.N.
Interim Prime Minister of Pakistan Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar, representing his country amid an ongoing political crisis following the ouster of popular Prime Minister Imran Khan, used his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Friday to demand that nations outlaw “Islamophobia” and that the international community enforce blasphemy laws.
Pakistan is home to one of the most draconian penal codes against blasphemy in the world. A defendant found guilty of desecrating the Quran can be sentenced to life in prison; those accused of insulting Muhammad may face the death penalty. Equivalent punishments for alleged blasphemy against other religions do not exist.
Khan, a radical Islamist with fervent support among Pakistani fundamentalists, launched a campaign in 2018 to pressure other countries to adopt similar speech codes as part of a war against alleged “Islamophobia” — intended, in his own words, to “prevent people [from] using freedom of speech as a cover for hurting the religious sentiments of Muslims around the world,” he added, according to Hamari Web News.
Kakar reserved his discussion of the topic on Friday to the end of his speech.
5. Christine Anderson, an MEP for the German AfD party, spells it out in terms of the nature of the choice facing people today.
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