13 Dec 2020
Saturday 12 December 2020
Thursday 5 November 2020
Wednesday 4 November 2020
Rudy Giuliani Drops Legal BOMBSHELL On Dems and Their Plans for Pennsylvania
Rudy Giuliani just came out with a legal BOMBSHELL on the Democrats and their plans for Pennsylvania with the 2020 election. WATCH Trump's speech on election night:
Wednesday 28 October 2020
Saturday 5 September 2020
RIDING THE DRAGON: The Bidens' Chinese Secrets (Full Documentary)
Premiered on 5 Sep 2020
By Blaz TV
Uncover Joe Biden and his family's secret relationship with China and the sinister business deals that enriched the Biden family at America's expense.
Wednesday 29 July 2020
Saturday 27 June 2020
Friday 26 June 2020
Sign Of The Devils Horn.
Its origins can be traced to
Ancient Greece, and in Ancient Rome it symbolized a CURSE. The sign of the horns, also corna
(Italian for horns, mano cornuta, horned hand fare le corna, to make the horns,
or simply the devil horns).
The thumb over the fingers is the
Satanic salute from the satanic Occult.
With the thumb under the fingers
Represents the horned god of witchcraft,
Pan or Cernunnos.
Anton LaVey leader and founder of the Church of Satan.
It is a satanic salute from the
1960s. His image was often in the press, and the sign appears on many of his
photos, such as on the back of his book, the Satanic Bible.
This gesture is the satanic
salute, to satan.
It must be noted that it should
not be done with the thumb out, as it means "I love you satan"
With thumb out is the I love you Satan.
The hand sign often is co-fused
with the deaf hand signal of the phrase, ‘’I love you.’’ While at first this
appears an odd resemblance, when we discover that the person who invented,
& created, the hand sign system for the deaf, Helen Keller, was herself an
satanic occultist and Teosophist.
The photo above is from the Satanic Bible.
2 examples of well known people showing off the hand signal
which represents Satan.
Cher.
Sunday 26 April 2020
Saturday 25 April 2020
Protect Your Home - What You Can't See Is More Powerful Than You Think
By Lion of Judah
Matthew 17:20 And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief: for verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. Howbeit this kind goeth not out but by prayer and fasting.
Monday 23 March 2020
24,000 pigs to culled as African swine fever found on farm in western Poland
BY ALISTAIR DRIVER ON MARCH 23, 2020
In a worrying development, African swine fever (ASF) has been confirmed on a large farm in western Poland, the first time the virus has been found in domestic pigs in the region.
A total of 23,746 pigs, including nearly 7,000 sows, were due to be culled after the outbreak was detected in a farm in Niedoradz in the Lubusz Voivodeship, according to reports. The farm is approximately, 65km from the German border.
The farm sold all stock produced as piglets – there were nearly 17,000 piglets on the farm at the time – prompting concerns over possible further spread.
Poland’s Chief Veterinary Officer confirmed the outbreak on Monday, based on the results of tests from March 20. The veterinary inspectorate has established new restrictions around the farm.
The farm is located in an area already subject to ASF restrictions, the so-called ‘red zone’, following an outbreak in wild boar, detected for the first time in November 2019. A total of146 cases of ASF have since been found in wild boar in the district the farm lies within.
The proximity of the outbreak – the virus has been found in wild boar within 12km of the German border – has prompted joint action between Germany and Poland, including erecting fences along the border and culling wild boar.
In a worrying development, African swine fever (ASF) has been confirmed on a large farm in western Poland, the first time the virus has been found in domestic pigs in the region.
A total of 23,746 pigs, including nearly 7,000 sows, were due to be culled after the outbreak was detected in a farm in Niedoradz in the Lubusz Voivodeship, according to reports. The farm is approximately, 65km from the German border.
The farm sold all stock produced as piglets – there were nearly 17,000 piglets on the farm at the time – prompting concerns over possible further spread.
Poland’s Chief Veterinary Officer confirmed the outbreak on Monday, based on the results of tests from March 20. The veterinary inspectorate has established new restrictions around the farm.
The farm is located in an area already subject to ASF restrictions, the so-called ‘red zone’, following an outbreak in wild boar, detected for the first time in November 2019. A total of146 cases of ASF have since been found in wild boar in the district the farm lies within.
The proximity of the outbreak – the virus has been found in wild boar within 12km of the German border – has prompted joint action between Germany and Poland, including erecting fences along the border and culling wild boar.
Thursday 19 March 2020
Saturday 14 March 2020
Iran is building a massive grave for coronavirus victims
14 Mar 2020
In Iran - now facing one of the largest outbreaks of the novel coronavirus outside of China - graves are being dug at an unusual speed in a cemetery in Qom. Iranian authorities downplayed the spread of the virus by incorrectly reporting the death toll and failing to implement preventative measures, like closing holy sites in Qom where visitors were filmed touching and kissing shrines.Eventually, the government began to show more transparency in addressing the crisis, but videos and satellite imagery reveal how the situation quickly worsened after the government’s slow response. Just days after Iran declared its first cases of coronavirus, authorities began digging a pair of trenches for the victims of the disease. Together their lengths are now that of a football field. According to expert analysis, videos and official statements, the graves were dug to address the rising rate of deaths from the virus. This investigation verifies the visual evidence that shows what is going on in Iran amid the coronavirus outbreak and a contradictory government narrative. It lays out a timeline of events, which shows the consequences of the Iranian government’s initial downplaying of the virus’ spread.
In Iran - now facing one of the largest outbreaks of the novel coronavirus outside of China - graves are being dug at an unusual speed in a cemetery in Qom. Iranian authorities downplayed the spread of the virus by incorrectly reporting the death toll and failing to implement preventative measures, like closing holy sites in Qom where visitors were filmed touching and kissing shrines.Eventually, the government began to show more transparency in addressing the crisis, but videos and satellite imagery reveal how the situation quickly worsened after the government’s slow response. Just days after Iran declared its first cases of coronavirus, authorities began digging a pair of trenches for the victims of the disease. Together their lengths are now that of a football field. According to expert analysis, videos and official statements, the graves were dug to address the rising rate of deaths from the virus. This investigation verifies the visual evidence that shows what is going on in Iran amid the coronavirus outbreak and a contradictory government narrative. It lays out a timeline of events, which shows the consequences of the Iranian government’s initial downplaying of the virus’ spread.
Monday 3 February 2020
Hundreds of pigs die in Bali as new African swine fever outbreak reported in the Philippines
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Hundreds of pigs have been reported dead on the Indonesian island of Bali, as the Philippines confirmed a new outbreak of the deadly African swine fever.
Authorities in Bali reported 888 pig deaths in Bali as of January 31. Many of the pigs exhibited similar symptoms to the highly-contagious African swine fever (ASF) — high fever, vomiting, and diarrhea.
While they have not been confirmed as cases of ASF, local producers say demand for pork has steeply declined.
"This is an extraordinary event, greatly impacting farmers and consumers," said Ketut Hari Suyasa, chairman of the Indonesian Pig Farmers Association, as quoted by local media.
Blood samples from the dead pigs were being tested to determine the cause of death, authorities said.
Indonesian officials confirmed the first outbreak of ASF in December, spurring fears that the disease could reach Australia and leading to stricter biosecurity measures.
At least 30,000 pigs have died in the province of North Sumatra, where the pig population is 1.2 million.
In Hindu-majority Bali, suckling pig known as babi guling is a local delicacy commonly enjoyed by tourists.
Unlike swine flu — also known as H1N1 — ASF does not pose a threat to human health. Nevertheless, humans can transmit the disease if their clothing and boots have been contaminated.
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