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“No Medical Justification For Emergency Measures” – Open Letter From 100s Of Doctors, Health Pros Urges End To Lockdowns

AIER Introduction : The following letter has made an impact on public health authorities not only in Belgium but around the world .
The text could pertain to any case in which states locked down their citizens rather than allow people freedom and permit medical professionals to bear the primary job of disease mitigation .
So far it has been signed by 394 medical doctors , 1,340 medically trained health professionals , and 8,897 citizens .
We , Belgian doctors and health professionals , wish to express our serious concern about the evolution of the situation in the recent months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We call on politicians to be independently and critically informed in the decision-making process and in the compulsory implementation of corona-measures .
We ask for an open debate , where all experts are represented without any form of censorship .
After the initial panic surrounding covid-19 , the objective facts now show a completely different picture – there is no medical justification for any emergency policy anymore .
The current crisis management has become totally disproportionate and causes more damage than it does any good .
We call for an end to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restoration of our normal democratic governance and legal structures and of all our civil liberties .
‘ A cure must not be worse than the problem ’ is a thesis that is more relevant than ever in the current situation .
We note , however , that the collateral damage now being caused to the population will have a greater impact in the short and long term on all sections of the population than the number of people now being safeguarded from corona .
In our opinion , the current corona measures and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are contrary to the values formulated by the Belgian Supreme Health Council , which , until recently , as the health authority , has always ensured quality medicine in our country : “ Science – Expertise – Quality – Impartiality – Independence – Transparency ” .
1 We believe that the policy has introduced mandatory measures that are not sufficiently scientifically based , unilaterally directed , and that there is not enough space in the media for an open debate in which different views and opinions are heard .
In addition , each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to add its own measures , whether well-founded or not .
Moreover , the strict repressive policy on corona strongly contrasts with the government ’ s minimal policy when it comes to disease prevention , strengthening our own immune system through a healthy lifestyle , optimal care with attention for the individual and investment in care personnel.2 In 1948 , the WHO defined health as follows : ‘ Health is a state of complete physical , mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or other physical impairment ’ .3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ concept that goes beyond the physical and also relates to the emotional and social well-being of the individual .
Belgium also has a duty , from the point of view of subscribing to fundamental human rights , to include these human rights in its decision-making when it comes to measures taken in the context of public health .
4 The current global measures taken to combat SARS-CoV-2 violate to a large extent this view of health and human rights .
Measures include compulsory wearing of a mask ( also in open air and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ municipalities even when there are no other people in the vicinity ) , physical distancing , social isolation , compulsory quarantine for some groups and hygiene measures .
The predicted pandemic with millions of deaths At the beginning of the pandemic , the measures were understandable and widely supported , even if there were differences in implementation in the countries around us .
The WHO originally predicted a pandemic that would claim 3.4 % victims , in other words millions of deaths , and a highly contagious virus for which no treatment or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unprecedented pressure on the intensive care units ( ICUs ) of our hospitals .
This led to a global alarm situation , never seen in the history of mankind : “ flatten the curve ” was represented by a lockdown that shut down the entire society and economy and quarantined healthy people .
Social distancing became the new normal in anticipation of a rescue vaccine .
Gradually , the alarm bell was sounded from many sources : the objective facts showed a completely different reality .
5 6 The course of covid-19 followed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infection similar to a flu season .
As every year , we see a mix of flu viruses following the curve : first the rhinoviruses , then the influenza A and B viruses , followed by the coronaviruses .
There is nothing different from what we normally see .
The use of the non-specific PCR test , which produces many false positives , showed an exponential picture .
This test was rushed through with an emergency procedure and was never seriously self-tested .
The creator expressly warned that this test was intended for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ test works with cycles of amplification of genetic material – a piece of genome is amplified each time .
Any contamination ( e.g .
other viruses , debris from old virus genomes ) can possibly result in false positives.8 The test does not measure how many viruses are present in the sample .
A real viral infection means a massive presence of viruses , the so-called virus load .
If someone tests positive , this does not mean that that person is actually clinically infected , is ill or is going to become @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fulfilled ( “ The pure agent found in a patient with complaints can provoke the same complaints in a healthy person ” ) .
Since a positive PCR test does not automatically indicate active infection or infectivity , this does not justify the social measures taken , which are based solely on these tests .
9 10 If we compare the waves of infection in countries with strict lockdown policies to countries that did not impose lockdowns ( Sweden , Iceland … ) , we see similar curves .
So there is no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ course of the infection .
Lockdown has not led to a lower mortality rate .
If we look at the date of application of the imposed lockdowns we see that the lockdowns were set after the peak was already over and the number of cases decreasing .
The drop was therefore not the result of the taken measures .
11 As every year , it seems that climatic conditions ( weather , temperature and humidity ) and growing immunity are more likely to reduce the wave of infection .
For thousands of years @ @ @ @ @ @ @ daily to moisture and droplets containing infectious microorganisms ( viruses , bacteria and fungi ) .
The penetration of these microorganisms is prevented by an advanced defence mechanism – the immune system .
A strong immune system relies on normal daily exposure to these microbial influences .
Overly hygienic measures have a detrimental effect on our immunity .
12 13 Only people with a weak or faulty immune system should be protected by extensive hygiene or social distancing .
Influenza will re-emerge in the autumn ( in combination with covid-19 ) and a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to further casualties .
Our immune system consists of two parts : a congenital , non-specific immune system and an adaptive immune system .
The non-specific immune system forms a first barrier : skin , saliva , gastric juice , intestinal mucus , vibratory hair cells , commensal flora , … and prevents the attachment of micro-organisms to tissue .
If they do attach , macrophages can cause the microorganisms to be encapsulated and destroyed .
The adaptive immune system consists of mucosal immunity ( IgA antibodies , mainly produced by cells in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cellular immunity ( T-cell activation ) , which can be generated in contact with foreign substances or microorganisms , and humoral immunity ( IgM and IgG antibodies produced by the B cells ) .
Recent research shows that both systems are highly entangled .
It appears that most people already have a congenital or general immunity to e.g .
influenza and other viruses .
This is confirmed by the findings on the cruise ship Diamond Princess , which was quarantined because of a few passengers who died of Covid-19 .
Most of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ideal situation of transmission on the ship .
However , 75 % did not appear to be infected .
So even in this high-risk group , the majority are resistant to the virus .
A study in the journal Cell shows that most people neutralise the coronavirus by mucosal ( IgA ) and cellular immunity ( T-cells ) , while experiencing few or no symptoms 14 .
Researchers found up to 60 % SARS-Cov-2 reactivity with CD4+T cells in a non-infected population , suggesting cross-reactivity with other cold ( corona ) viruses.15 Most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cross-immunity because they were already in contact with variants of the same virus .
The antibody formation ( IgM and IgG ) by B-cells only occupies a relatively small part of our immune system .
This may explain why , with an antibody percentage of 5-10 % , there may be a group immunity anyway .
The efficacy of vaccines is assessed precisely on the basis of whether or not we have these antibodies .
This is a misrepresentation .
Most people who test positive ( PCR ) have no complaints .
Their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ natural immunity is a much more logical approach .
Prevention is an important , insufficiently highlighted pillar : healthy , full-fledged nutrition , exercise in fresh air , without a mask , stress reduction and nourishing emotional and social contacts .
Consequences of social isolation on physical and mental health Social isolation and economic damage led to an increase in depression , anxiety , suicides , intra-family violence and child abuse.16 Studies have shown that the more social and emotional commitments people have , the more resistant they are to viruses .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quarantine have fatal consequences .
17 The isolation measures have also led to physical inactivity in many older people due to their being forced to stay indoors .
However , sufficient exercise has a positive effect on cognitive functioning , reducing depressive complaints and anxiety and improving physical health , energy levels , well-being and , in general , quality of life.18 Fear , persistent stress and loneliness induced by social distancing have a proven negative influence on psychological and general health .
19 A highly contagious virus with millions of deaths without @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be many times lower than expected and close to that of a normal seasonal flu ( 0.2 % ) .20 The number of registered corona deaths therefore still seems to be overestimated .
There is a difference between death by corona and death with corona .
Humans are often carriers of multiple viruses and potentially pathogenic bacteria at the same time .
Taking into account the fact that most people who developed serious symptoms suffered from additional pathology , one can not simply conclude that the corona-infection was the cause of death .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the statistics .
The most vulnerable groups can be clearly identified .
The vast majority of deceased patients were 80 years of age or older .
The majority ( 70 % ) of the deceased , younger than 70 years , had an underlying disorder , such as cardiovascular suffering , diabetes mellitus , chronic lung disease or obesity .
The vast majority of infected persons ( > 98 % ) did not or hardly became ill or recovered spontaneously .
Meanwhile , there is an affordable , safe and efficient therapy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ symptoms of disease in the form of HCQ ( hydroxychloroquine ) , zinc and AZT ( azithromycin ) .
Rapidly applied this therapy leads to recovery and often prevents hospitalisation .
Hardly anyone has to die now .
This effective therapy has been confirmed by the clinical experience of colleagues in the field with impressive results .
This contrasts sharply with the theoretical criticism ( insufficient substantiation by double-blind studies ) which in some countries ( e.g .
the Netherlands ) has even led to a ban on this therapy .
A meta-analysis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demonstrate an effect of HCQ , was withdrawn .
The primary data sources used proved to be unreliable and 2 out of 3 authors were in conflict of interest .
However , most of the guidelines based on this study remained unchanged … 48 49 We have serious questions about this state of affairs .
In the US , a group of doctors in the field , who see patients on a daily basis , united in “ America ’ s Frontline Doctors ” and gave a press conference which has been watched @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Raoult of the Institut d ’ Infectiologie de Marseille ( IHU ) also presented this promising combination therapy as early as April .
Dutch GP Rob Elens , who cured many patients in his practice with HCQ and zinc , called on colleagues in a petition for freedom of therapy.22 The definitive evidence comes from the epidemiological follow-up in Switzerland : mortality rates compared with and without this therapy.23 From the distressing media images of ARDS ( acute respiratory distress syndrome ) where people were suffocating and given artificial respiration in agony , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by an exaggerated immune response with intravascular coagulation in the pulmonary blood vessels .
The administration of blood thinners and dexamethasone and the avoidance of artificial ventilation , which was found to cause additional damage to lung tissue , means that this dreaded complication , too , is virtually not fatal anymore .
47 It is therefore not a killer virus , but a well-treatable condition .
Spreading occurs by drip infection ( only for patients who cough or sneeze ) and aerosols in closed , unventilated rooms .
Contamination is therefore not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tracing and epidemiological studies show that healthy people ( or positively tested asymptomatic carriers ) are virtually unable to transmit the virus .
Healthy people therefore do not put each other at risk .
24 25 Transfer via objects ( e.g .
money , shopping or shopping trolleys ) has not been scientifically proven.26 27 28 All this seriously calls into question the whole policy of social distancing and compulsory mouth masks for healthy people – there is no scientific basis for this .
Oral masks belong in contexts where contacts with proven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ complaints take place , and in a medical context/hospital-retirement home setting .
They reduce the risk of droplet infection by sneezing or coughing .
Oral masks in healthy individuals are ineffective against the spread of viral infections .
29 30 31 Wearing a mask is not without side effects .
32 33 Oxygen deficiency ( headache , nausea , fatigue , loss of concentration ) occurs fairly quickly , an effect similar to altitude sickness .
Every day we now see patients complaining of headaches , sinus problems , respiratory problems and hyperventilation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the accumulated CO2 leads to a toxic acidification of the organism which affects our immunity .
Some experts even warn of an increased transmission of the virus in case of inappropriate use of the mask.34 Our Labour Code ( Codex 6 ) refers to a CO2 content ( ventilation in workplaces ) of 900 ppm , maximum 1200 ppm in special circumstances .
After wearing a mask for one minute , this toxic limit is considerably exceeded to values that are three to four times higher than these maximum values .
Anyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an extreme poorly ventilated room .
35 Inappropriate use of masks without a comprehensive medical cardio-pulmonary test file is therefore not recommended by recognised safety specialists for workers .
Hospitals have a sterile environment in their operating rooms where staff wear masks and there is precise regulation of humidity / temperature with appropriately monitored oxygen flow to compensate for this , thus meeting strict safety standards .
36 A second wave is now being discussed in Belgium , with a further tightening of the measures as a result .
However , closer examination @ @ @ @ @ @ @ report of 3 September 2020 ) 37 shows that , although there has been an increase in the number of infections since mid-July , there was no increase in hospital admissions or deaths at that time .
It is therefore not a second wave of corona , but a so-called “ case chemistry ” due to an increased number of tests .
50 The number of hospital admissions or deaths showed a shortlasting minimal increase in recent weeks , but in interpreting it , we must take into account the recent heatwave .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the victims are still in the population group > 75 years .
This indicates that the proportion of the measures taken in relation to the working population and young people is disproportionate to the intended objectives .
The vast majority of the positively tested “ infected ” persons are in the age group of the active population , which does not develop any or merely limited symptoms , due to a well-functioning immune system .
So nothing has changed – the peak is over .
The corona measures form a striking contrast to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ until now , when it comes to well-founded measures with proven health benefits such as the sugar tax , the ban on ( e- ) cigarettes and making healthy food , exercise and social support networks financially attractive and widely accessible .
It is a missed opportunity for a better prevention policy that could have brought about a change in mentality in all sections of the population with clear results in terms of public health .
At present , only 3 % of the health care budget goes to prevention .
2 As @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Oath : “ I will above all care for my patients , promote their health and alleviate their suffering ” .
“ I will inform my patients correctly.
” “ Even under pressure , I will not use my medical knowledge for practices that are against humanity.
” The current measures force us to act against this oath .
The ‘ primum non nocere ’ , which every doctor and health professional assumes , is also undermined by the current measures and by the prospect of the possible introduction of a generalised vaccine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prior testing .
Survey studies on influenza vaccinations show that in 10 years we have only succeeded three times in developing a vaccine with an efficiency rate of more than 50 % .
Vaccinating our elderly appears to be inefficient .
Over 75 years of age , the efficacy is almost non-existent.38 Due to the continuous natural mutation of viruses , as we also see every year in the case of the influenza virus , a vaccine is at most a temporary solution , which requires new vaccines each time afterwards .
An @ @ @ @ @ @ @ emergency procedure and for which the manufacturers have already obtained legal immunity from possible harm , raises serious questions .
39 40 We do not wish to use our patients as guinea pigs .
On a global scale , 700 000 cases of damage or death are expected as a result of the vaccine.41 If 95 % of people experience Covid-19 virtually symptom-free , the risk of exposure to an untested vaccine is irresponsible .
The role of the media and the official communication plan Over the past few months , newspaper , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ almost uncritically behind the panel of experts and the government , there , where it is precisely the press that should be critical and prevent one-sided governmental communication .
This has led to a public communication in our news media , that was more like propaganda than objective reporting .
In our opinion , it is the task of journalism to bring news as objectively and neutrally as possible , aimed at finding the truth and critically controlling power , with dissenting experts also being given a forum in which to express themselves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ journalistic codes of ethics.42 The official story that a lockdown was necessary , that this was the only possible solution , and that everyone stood behind this lockdown , made it difficult for people with a different view , as well as experts , to express a different opinion .
Alternative opinions were ignored or ridiculed .
We have not seen open debates in the media , where different views could be expressed .
We were also surprised by the many videos and articles by many scientific experts and authorities , which were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media .
We feel that this does not fit in with a free , democratic constitutional state , all the more so as it leads to tunnel vision .
This policy also has a paralysing effect and feeds fear and concern in society .
In this context , we reject the intention of censorship of dissidents in the European Union !
43 The way in which Covid-19 has been portrayed by politicians and the media has not done the situation any good either .
War terms were popular and warlike language was not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a ‘ war ’ with an ‘ invisible enemy ’ who has to be ‘ defeated ’ .
The use in the media of phrases such as ‘ care heroes in the front line ’ and ‘ corona victims ’ has further fuelled fear , as has the idea that we are globally dealing with a ‘ killer virus ’ .
The relentless bombardment with figures , that were unleashed on the population day after day , hour after hour , without interpreting those figures , without comparing them to flu deaths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to deaths from other causes , has induced a real psychosis of fear in the population .
This is not information , this is manipulation .
We deplore the role of the WHO in this , which has called for the infodemic ( i.e .
all divergent opinions from the official discourse , including by experts with different views ) to be silenced by an unprecedented media censorship.43 44 We urgently call on the media to take their responsibilities here !
We demand an open debate in which all experts are heard .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards : any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights ( ECHR ) .
Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations .
In other words , discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity .
The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of , among other things , the right to respect of private and family life , freedom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association , the right to education , etc.
, and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights ( ECHR ) .
For example , in accordance with Article 8 ( 2 ) of the ECHR , interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security , public safety , the economic well-being of the country , the protection of public order and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others , the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear , foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45 The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions , leading to the establishment of an emergency government .
Now that the objective facts show something completely different , the condition of inability to act otherwise ( no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency ) is no longer in place .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu .
In other words , there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health .
There is no state of emergency .
An open discussion on corona measures means that , in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients , we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population .
These include damage in the psychosocial domain ( increase in depression , anxiety , suicides , intra-family violence and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
If we take this collateral damage into account , the current policy is out of all proportion , the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut .
We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law .
As doctors and health professionals , in the face of a virus which , in terms of its harmfulness , mortality and transmissibility , approaches the seasonal influenza , we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures .
• We therefore demand an immediate end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts , who meet behind closed doors .
• Following on from ACU 2020 46 https : //acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation .
It was also at the heart of the fight against the “ infodemic ” , i.e .
the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media .
This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43 We would like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures .
We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out .
With this open letter , we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good , and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views , as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ optimum health .
With concern , hope and in a personal capacity .
• President John Magufuli of Tanzania : “ Even Papaya and Goats are Corona positive ” https : //www.youtube.com/watch ?
v=207HuOxltvI • Open letter by biochemist Drs Mario Ortiz Martinez to the Dutch chamber https : //www.gentechvrij.nl/2020/08/15/foute-interpretatie/ • Lambrecht , B. , Hammad , H. The immunology of the allergy epidemic and the hygiene hypothesis .
Nat Immunol 18 , 1076–1083 ( 2017 ) .
https : //www.nature.com/articles/ni.3829 • Sharvan Sehrawat , Barry T. Rouse , Does the hygiene hypothesis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Infection , 2020 , ISSN 1286-4579 , https : //doi.org/10.1016/j.micinf.2020.07.002 • Feys , F. , Brokken , S. , & De Peuter , S. ( 2020 , May 22 ) .
Risk-benefit and cost-utility analysis for COVID-19 lockdown in Belgium : the impact on mental health and wellbeing .
https : //psyarxiv.com/xczb3/ • Haralambieva , I.H .
et al.
, 2015 .
The impact of immunosenescence on humoral immune response variation after influenza A/H1N1 vaccination in older subjects .
https : //pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26044074/ • Disinformation related to COVID-19 approaches European Commission EurLex , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ damage your computer ) • There is no revival of the pandemic , but a so-called casedemic due to more testing .
https : //www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/crucial-viewing-understanding-covid-19-casedemic1

AIER Introduction: The following letter has made an impact on public health authorities not only in Belgium but around the world. The text could pertain to any case in which states locked down their citizens rather than allow people freedom and permit medical professionals to bear the primary job of disease mitigation.
So far it has been signed by 394 medical doctors, 1,340 medically trained health professionals, and 8,897 citizens.
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We, Belgian doctors and health professionals, wish to express our serious concern about the evolution of the situation in the recent months surrounding the outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. We call on politicians to be independently and critically informed in the decision-making process and in the compulsory implementation of corona-measures. We ask for an open debate, where all experts are represented without any form of censorship. After the initial panic surrounding covid-19, the objective facts now show a completely different picture – there is no medical justification for any emergency policy anymore.
The current crisis management has become totally disproportionate and causes more damage than it does any good.
We call for an end to all measures and ask for an immediate restoration of our normal democratic governance and legal structures and of all our civil liberties.
‘A cure must not be worse than the problem’ is a thesis that is more relevant than ever in the current situation. We note, however, that the collateral damage now being caused to the population will have a greater impact in the short and long term on all sections of the population than the number of people now being safeguarded from corona.
In our opinion, the current corona measures and the strict penalties for non-compliance with them are contrary to the values formulated by the Belgian Supreme Health Council, which, until recently, as the health authority, has always ensured quality medicine in our country: “Science – Expertise – Quality – Impartiality – Independence – Transparency”. 1
We believe that the policy has introduced mandatory measures that are not sufficiently scientifically based, unilaterally directed, and that there is not enough space in the media for an open debate in which different views and opinions are heard. In addition, each municipality and province now has the authorisation to add its own measures, whether well-founded or not.
Moreover, the strict repressive policy on corona strongly contrasts with the government’s minimal policy when it comes to disease prevention, strengthening our own immune system through a healthy lifestyle, optimal care with attention for the individual and investment in care personnel.2
The concept of health
In 1948, the WHO defined health as follows: ‘Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or other physical impairment’.3
Health, therefore, is a broad concept that goes beyond the physical and also relates to the emotional and social well-being of the individual. Belgium also has a duty, from the point of view of subscribing to fundamental human rights, to include these human rights in its decision-making when it comes to measures taken in the context of public health. 4
The current global measures taken to combat SARS-CoV-2 violate to a large extent this view of health and human rights. Measures include compulsory wearing of a mask (also in open air and during sporting activities, and in some municipalities even when there are no other people in the vicinity), physical distancing, social isolation, compulsory quarantine for some groups and hygiene measures.
The predicted pandemic with millions of deaths
At the beginning of the pandemic, the measures were understandable and widely supported, even if there were differences in implementation in the countries around us. The WHO originally predicted a pandemic that would claim 3.4% victims, in other words millions of deaths, and a highly contagious virus for which no treatment or vaccine was available. This would put unprecedented pressure on the intensive care units (ICUs) of our hospitals.
This led to a global alarm situation, never seen in the history of mankind: “flatten the curve” was represented by a lockdown that shut down the entire society and economy and quarantined healthy people. Social distancing became the new normal in anticipation of a rescue vaccine.
The facts about covid-19
Gradually, the alarm bell was sounded from many sources: the objective facts showed a completely different reality. 5 6
The course of covid-19 followed the course of a normal wave of infection similar to a flu season. As every year, we see a mix of flu viruses following the curve: first the rhinoviruses, then the influenza A and B viruses, followed by the coronaviruses. There is nothing different from what we normally see.
The use of the non-specific PCR test, which produces many false positives, showed an exponential picture. This test was rushed through with an emergency procedure and was never seriously self-tested. The creator expressly warned that this test was intended for research and not for diagnostics.7
The PCR test works with cycles of amplification of genetic material – a piece of genome is amplified each time. Any contamination (e.g. other viruses, debris from old virus genomes) can possibly result in false positives.8
The test does not measure how many viruses are present in the sample. A real viral infection means a massive presence of viruses, the so-called virus load. If someone tests positive, this does not mean that that person is actually clinically infected, is ill or is going to become ill. Koch’s postulate was not fulfilled (“The pure agent found in a patient with complaints can provoke the same complaints in a healthy person”).
Since a positive PCR test does not automatically indicate active infection or infectivity, this does not justify the social measures taken, which are based solely on these tests. 9 10
Lockdown.
If we compare the waves of infection in countries with strict lockdown policies to countries that did not impose lockdowns (Sweden, Iceland …), we see similar curves. So there is no link between the imposed lockdown and the course of the infection. Lockdown has not led to a lower mortality rate.
If we look at the date of application of the imposed lockdowns we see that the lockdowns were set after the peak was already over and the number of cases decreasing. The drop was therefore not the result of the taken measures. 11
As every year, it seems that climatic conditions (weather, temperature and humidity) and growing immunity are more likely to reduce the wave of infection.
Our immune system
For thousands of years, the human body has been exposed daily to moisture and droplets containing infectious microorganisms (viruses, bacteria and fungi).
The penetration of these microorganisms is prevented by an advanced defence mechanism – the immune system. A strong immune system relies on normal daily exposure to these microbial influences. Overly hygienic measures have a detrimental effect on our immunity. 12 13 Only people with a weak or faulty immune system should be protected by extensive hygiene or social distancing.
Influenza will re-emerge in the autumn (in combination with covid-19) and a possible decrease in natural resilience may lead to further casualties.
Our immune system consists of two parts: a congenital, non-specific immune system and an adaptive immune system.
The non-specific immune system forms a first barrier: skin, saliva, gastric juice, intestinal mucus, vibratory hair cells, commensal flora, … and prevents the attachment of micro-organisms to tissue.
If they do attach, macrophages can cause the microorganisms to be encapsulated and destroyed.
The adaptive immune system consists of mucosal immunity (IgA antibodies, mainly produced by cells in the intestines and lung epithelium), cellular immunity (T-cell activation), which can be generated in contact with foreign substances or microorganisms, and humoral immunity (IgM and IgG antibodies produced by the B cells).
Recent research shows that both systems are highly entangled.
It appears that most people already have a congenital or general immunity to e.g. influenza and other viruses. This is confirmed by the findings on the cruise ship Diamond Princess, which was quarantined because of a few passengers who died of Covid-19. Most of the passengers were elderly and were in an ideal situation of transmission on the ship. However, 75% did not appear to be infected. So even in this high-risk group, the majority are resistant to the virus.
A study in the journal Cell shows that most people neutralise the coronavirus by mucosal (IgA) and cellular immunity (T-cells), while experiencing few or no symptoms 14.
Researchers found up to 60% SARS-Cov-2 reactivity with CD4+T cells in a non-infected population, suggesting cross-reactivity with other cold (corona) viruses.15
Most people therefore already have a congenital or cross-immunity because they were already in contact with variants of the same virus.
The antibody formation (IgM and IgG) by B-cells only occupies a relatively small part of our immune system. This may explain why, with an antibody percentage of 5-10%, there may be a group immunity anyway. The efficacy of vaccines is assessed precisely on the basis of whether or not we have these antibodies. This is a misrepresentation.
Most people who test positive (PCR) have no complaints. Their immune system is strong enough. Strengthening natural immunity is a much more logical approach. Prevention is an important, insufficiently highlighted pillar: healthy, full-fledged nutrition, exercise in fresh air, without a mask, stress reduction and nourishing emotional and social contacts.
Consequences of social isolation on physical and mental health
Social isolation and economic damage led to an increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse.16
Studies have shown that the more social and emotional commitments people have, the more resistant they are to viruses. It is much more likely that isolation and quarantine have fatal consequences. 17
The isolation measures have also led to physical inactivity in many older people due to their being forced to stay indoors. However, sufficient exercise has a positive effect on cognitive functioning, reducing depressive complaints and anxiety and improving physical health, energy levels, well-being and, in general, quality of life.18
Fear, persistent stress and loneliness induced by social distancing have a proven negative influence on psychological and general health. 19
A highly contagious virus with millions of deaths without any treatment?
Mortality turned out to be many times lower than expected and close to that of a normal seasonal flu (0.2%).20
The number of registered corona deaths therefore still seems to be overestimated.
There is a difference between death by corona and death with corona. Humans are often carriers of multiple viruses and potentially pathogenic bacteria at the same time. Taking into account the fact that most people who developed serious symptoms suffered from additional pathology, one cannot simply conclude that the corona-infection was the cause of death. This was mostly not taken into account in the statistics.
The most vulnerable groups can be clearly identified. The vast majority of deceased patients were 80 years of age or older. The majority (70%) of the deceased, younger than 70 years, had an underlying disorder, such as cardiovascular suffering, diabetes mellitus, chronic lung disease or obesity. The vast majority of infected persons (>98%) did not or hardly became ill or recovered spontaneously.
Meanwhile, there is an affordable, safe and efficient therapy available for those who do show severe symptoms of disease in the form of HCQ (hydroxychloroquine), zinc and AZT (azithromycin). Rapidly applied this therapy leads to recovery and often prevents hospitalisation. Hardly anyone has to die now.
This effective therapy has been confirmed by the clinical experience of colleagues in the field with impressive results. This contrasts sharply with the theoretical criticism (insufficient substantiation by double-blind studies) which in some countries (e.g. the Netherlands) has even led to a ban on this therapy. A meta-analysis in The Lancet, which could not demonstrate an effect of HCQ, was withdrawn. The primary data sources used proved to be unreliable and 2 out of 3 authors were in conflict of interest. However, most of the guidelines based on this study remained unchanged … 48 49
We have serious questions about this state of affairs.
In the US, a group of doctors in the field, who see patients on a daily basis, united in “America’s Frontline Doctors” and gave a press conference which has been watched millions of times.21 51
French Prof Didier Raoult of the Institut d’Infectiologie de Marseille (IHU) also presented this promising combination therapy as early as April. Dutch GP Rob Elens, who cured many patients in his practice with HCQ and zinc, called on colleagues in a petition for freedom of therapy.22
The definitive evidence comes from the epidemiological follow-up in Switzerland: mortality rates compared with and without this therapy.23
From the distressing media images of ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome) where people were suffocating and given artificial respiration in agony, we now know that this was caused by an exaggerated immune response with intravascular coagulation in the pulmonary blood vessels. The administration of blood thinners and dexamethasone and the avoidance of artificial ventilation, which was found to cause additional damage to lung tissue, means that this dreaded complication, too, is virtually not fatal anymore. 47
It is therefore not a killer virus, but a well-treatable condition.
Propagation
Spreading occurs by drip infection (only for patients who cough or sneeze) and aerosols in closed, unventilated rooms. Contamination is therefore not possible in the open air. Contact tracing and epidemiological studies show that healthy people (or positively tested asymptomatic carriers) are virtually unable to transmit the virus. Healthy people therefore do not put each other at risk. 24 25
Transfer via objects (e.g. money, shopping or shopping trolleys) has not been scientifically proven.26 27 28
All this seriously calls into question the whole policy of social distancing and compulsory mouth masks for healthy people – there is no scientific basis for this.
Masks
Oral masks belong in contexts where contacts with proven at-risk groups or people with upper respiratory complaints take place, and in a medical context/hospital-retirement home setting. They reduce the risk of droplet infection by sneezing or coughing. Oral masks in healthy individuals are ineffective against the spread of viral infections. 29 30 31
Wearing a mask is not without side effects. 32 33 Oxygen deficiency (headache, nausea, fatigue, loss of concentration) occurs fairly quickly, an effect similar to altitude sickness. Every day we now see patients complaining of headaches, sinus problems, respiratory problems and hyperventilation due to wearing masks. In addition, the accumulated CO2 leads to a toxic acidification of the organism which affects our immunity. Some experts even warn of an increased transmission of the virus in case of inappropriate use of the mask.34
Our Labour Code (Codex 6) refers to a CO2 content (ventilation in workplaces) of 900 ppm, maximum 1200 ppm in special circumstances. After wearing a mask for one minute, this toxic limit is considerably exceeded to values that are three to four times higher than these maximum values. Anyone who wears a mask is therefore in an extreme poorly ventilated room. 35
Inappropriate use of masks without a comprehensive medical cardio-pulmonary test file is therefore not recommended by recognised safety specialists for workers.
Hospitals have a sterile environment in their operating rooms where staff wear masks and there is precise regulation of humidity / temperature with appropriately monitored oxygen flow to compensate for this, thus meeting strict safety standards. 36
A second corona wave?
A second wave is now being discussed in Belgium, with a further tightening of the measures as a result. However, closer examination of Sciensano’s figures (latest report of 3 September 2020)37 shows that, although there has been an increase in the number of infections since mid-July, there was no increase in hospital admissions or deaths at that time. It is therefore not a second wave of corona, but a so-called “case chemistry” due to an increased number of tests. 50
The number of hospital admissions or deaths showed a shortlasting minimal increase in recent weeks, but in interpreting it, we must take into account the recent heatwave. In addition, the vast majority of the victims are still in the population group >75 years.
This indicates that the proportion of the measures taken in relation to the working population and young people is disproportionate to the intended objectives.
The vast majority of the positively tested “infected” persons are in the age group of the active population, which does not develop any or merely limited symptoms, due to a well-functioning immune system.
So nothing has changed – the peak is over.
Strengthening a prevention policy
The corona measures form a striking contrast to the minimal policy pursued by the government until now, when it comes to well-founded measures with proven health benefits such as the sugar tax, the ban on (e-)cigarettes and making healthy food, exercise and social support networks financially attractive and widely accessible. It is a missed opportunity for a better prevention policy that could have brought about a change in mentality in all sections of the population with clear results in terms of public health. At present, only 3% of the health care budget goes to prevention. 2
The Hippocratic Oath
As a doctor, we took the Hippocratic Oath:
“I will above all care for my patients, promote their health and alleviate their suffering”.
“I will inform my patients correctly.”
“Even under pressure, I will not use my medical knowledge for practices that are against humanity.”
The current measures force us to act against this oath.
Other health professionals have a similar code.
The ‘primum non nocere’, which every doctor and health professional assumes, is also undermined by the current measures and by the prospect of the possible introduction of a generalised vaccine, which is not subject to extensive prior testing.
Vaccine
Survey studies on influenza vaccinations show that in 10 years we have only succeeded three times in developing a vaccine with an efficiency rate of more than 50%. Vaccinating our elderly appears to be inefficient. Over 75 years of age, the efficacy is almost non-existent.38
Due to the continuous natural mutation of viruses, as we also see every year in the case of the influenza virus, a vaccine is at most a temporary solution, which requires new vaccines each time afterwards. An untested vaccine, which is implemented by emergency procedure and for which the manufacturers have already obtained legal immunity from possible harm, raises serious questions. 39 40 We do not wish to use our patients as guinea pigs.
On a global scale, 700 000 cases of damage or death are expected as a result of the vaccine.41
If 95% of people experience Covid-19 virtually symptom-free, the risk of exposure to an untested vaccine is irresponsible.
The role of the media and the official communication plan
Over the past few months, newspaper, radio and TV makers seemed to stand almost uncritically behind the panel of experts and the government, there, where it is precisely the press that should be critical and prevent one-sided governmental communication. This has led to a public communication in our news media, that was more like propaganda than objective reporting.
In our opinion, it is the task of journalism to bring news as objectively and neutrally as possible, aimed at finding the truth and critically controlling power, with dissenting experts also being given a forum in which to express themselves.
This view is supported by the journalistic codes of ethics.42
The official story that a lockdown was necessary, that this was the only possible solution, and that everyone stood behind this lockdown, made it difficult for people with a different view, as well as experts, to express a different opinion.
Alternative opinions were ignored or ridiculed. We have not seen open debates in the media, where different views could be expressed.
We were also surprised by the many videos and articles by many scientific experts and authorities, which were and are still being removed from social media. We feel that this does not fit in with a free, democratic constitutional state, all the more so as it leads to tunnel vision. This policy also has a paralysing effect and feeds fear and concern in society. In this context, we reject the intention of censorship of dissidents in the European Union! 43
The way in which Covid-19 has been portrayed by politicians and the media has not done the situation any good either. War terms were popular and warlike language was not lacking. There has often been mention of a ‘war’ with an ‘invisible enemy’ who has to be ‘defeated’. The use in the media of phrases such as ‘care heroes in the front line’ and ‘corona victims’ has further fuelled fear, as has the idea that we are globally dealing with a ‘killer virus’.
The relentless bombardment with figures, that were unleashed on the population day after day, hour after hour, without interpreting those figures, without comparing them to flu deaths in other years, without comparing them to deaths from other causes, has induced a real psychosis of fear in the population. This is not information, this is manipulation.
We deplore the role of the WHO in this, which has called for the infodemic (i.e. all divergent opinions from the official discourse, including by experts with different views) to be silenced by an unprecedented media censorship.43 44
We urgently call on the media to take their responsibilities here!
We demand an open debate in which all experts are heard.
Emergency law versus Human Rights
The general principle of good governance calls for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards: any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations. In other words, discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity.
The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of, among other things, the right to respect of private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association, the right to education, etc., and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
For example, in accordance with Article 8(2) of the ECHR, interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security, public safety, the economic well-being of the country, the protection of public order and the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear, foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45
The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions, leading to the establishment of an emergency government. Now that the objective facts show something completely different, the condition of inability to act otherwise (no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency) is no longer in place. Covid-19 is not a cold virus, but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu. In other words, there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health.
There is no state of emergency.
Immense damage caused by the current policies
An open discussion on corona measures means that, in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients, we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population. These include damage in the psychosocial domain (increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse)16 and economic damage.
If we take this collateral damage into account, the current policy is out of all proportion, the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law.
As doctors and health professionals, in the face of a virus which, in terms of its harmfulness, mortality and transmissibility, approaches the seasonal influenza, we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures.
We therefore demand an immediate end to all measures.
We are questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts, who meet behind closed doors.
Following on from ACU 2020 46 https://acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation. It was also at the heart of the fight against the “infodemic”, i.e. the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media. This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43
Distribution of this letter
We would like to make a public appeal to our professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures.
We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out.
With this open letter, we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good, and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views, as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a policy, with the aim of promoting optimum health.
With concern, hope and in a personal capacity.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-23--How NOT to Deal with Zombies

How NOT to Deal with Zombies

Renegade Editor ’ s Note : I have no idea where this originally came from , but I think I @ @ @ @ @ the actors .
I wonder why they would make this .
It definitely reinforces the @ @ @ @ @ point out how people would rather be eaten by jewish cannibals than be seen as @ @ @ @ @ Plot : During a zombies apocalypse , a group of survivalists discovers that the zombies @ @ @ @ @ makes their fight more complicated by fear of bad optics ( fear of anti-semitism , @ @ @ @ @ .

Renegade Editor’s Note: I have no idea where this originally came from, but I think I recognize at least one of the actors. I wonder why they would make this. It definitely reinforces the Holocaust narrative, but does point out how people would rather be eaten by jewish cannibals than be seen as a “Nazi”.
Plot: During a zombies apocalypse, a group of survivalists discovers that the zombies are all jews so it makes their fight more complicated by fear of bad optics (fear of anti-semitism, even nazism, accusations).
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renegadetribune--2020-09-23--Jewish Historian – No Documentary Proof of Mengele’s Crimes

Jewish historian David Marwell confirms the lack of documentary proof for Mengele ’ s crimes .
This was the same @ @ @ @ @ stories are nonsense .

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renegadetribune--2020-09-23--Melbourne Police Surround & Arrest 2 Elderly Women Resting On Park Bench For “COVID Violation”

“ Victoria Police have lost all commonsense , ” one Australian eyewitness quipped upon posting a video showing police telling a 38-week pregnant woman she can ’ t sit down due to coronavirus and social distancing enforcement measures .
It ’ s one of many recent viral videos to come out of Australia ’ s southeast state of Victoria , home to Melbourne , showing absurd “ crackdowns ” by police for alleged coronavirus policy violators .
“ As a pregnant woman I can ’ t sit in the park ?
” the incredulous woman whose story was covered widely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers who harassed her .
Apparently not… because COVID .
“ You can only be out of your house for one of four reasons , ” the officer responded .
“ One of those would be exercise .
Sitting in a park is not one of the four reasons.
” The woman reasoned , “ So , I ’ m pregnant and obviously my exercise is limited because I have to walk I ’ m now puffed out because I ’ m 38 weeks pregnant .
So , even I can ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right ?
” “ You can only be out for one of the four reasons , ” the officer asserted , explaining that her designated one-hour of exercise outdoors still includes certain restrictions ( as if free citizens are under a prison regimen ! )
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But the above scene which unfolded earlier this month is nothing compared to another recent moment caught on video of police surrounding two old ladies resting on a park bench in Melbourne .
This one made national media in Australia and is still going viral across the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week of September : Here ’ s how national news source news.com.au described the scene unfold : Dramatic footage has captured a bizarre stand-off between five police officers and two elderly women sitting on a Melbourne park bench .
The video posted to YouTube on Sunday showed the officers surrounding the two women as one of them said firmly : “ No , I ’ m not standing up ” .
“ On what grounds am I under arrest ?
This is unlawful , ” the woman said .
The officers snatched a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ women as soon as she took it out to start recording the encounter .
They were then threatened with arrest for allegedly refusing to show identification – all because police literally wouldn ’ t let them sit down to rest , supposedly in violation of coronavirus measures .
In yet another incident police entered a pregnant woman ’ s home and arrested her for merely planning an anti-lockdown protest on Facebook .
This also unfolded in Victoria .
Protests have sprung up in various major cities across the Australian continent over authorities ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by these and other incidents are among the most stringent and far-reaching in the world .

By Tyler Durden
“Victoria Police have lost all commonsense,” one Australian eyewitness quipped upon posting a video showing police telling a 38-week pregnant woman she can’t sit down due to coronavirus and social distancing enforcement measures.
It’s one of many recent viral videos to come out of Australia’s southeast state of Victoria, home to Melbourne, showing absurd “crackdowns” by police for alleged coronavirus policy violators. “As a pregnant woman I can’t sit in the park?” the incredulous woman whose story was covered widely in local media asked the couple of officers who harassed her.
Apparently not… because COVID. “You can only be out of your house for one of four reasons,” the officer responded. “One of those would be exercise. Sitting in a park is not one of the four reasons.”
https://twitter.com/DamoPelham/status/1303853552121520129?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
The woman reasoned, “So, I’m pregnant and obviously my exercise is limited because I have to walk I’m now puffed out because I’m 38 weeks pregnant. So, even I can’t sit in a park, is that right?”
“You can only be out for one of the four reasons,” the officer asserted, explaining that her designated one-hour of exercise outdoors still includes certain restrictions (as if free citizens are under a prison regimen!).
But the above scene which unfolded earlier this month is nothing compared to another recent moment caught on video of police surrounding two old ladies resting on a park bench in Melbourne.
This one made national media in Australia and is still going viral across the world after it happened during the first week of September:
Here’s how national news source news.com.au described the scene unfold:
Dramatic footage has captured a bizarre stand-off between five police officers and two elderly women sitting on a Melbourne park bench. The video posted to YouTube on Sunday showed the officers surrounding the two women as one of them said firmly: “No, I’m not standing up”. “On what grounds am I under arrest? This is unlawful,” the woman said.
The officers snatched a mobile phone from one of the elderly women as soon as she took it out to start recording the encounter.
They were then threatened with arrest for allegedly refusing to show identification – all because police literally wouldn’t let them sit down to rest, supposedly in violation of coronavirus measures.
In yet another incident police entered a pregnant woman’s home and arrested her for merely planning an anti-lockdown protest on Facebook.
A young mum who was arrested at her Ballarat home over a 'Freedom Day' protest says she plans to fight her incitement charge. Zoe Buhler's arrest sparked international outrage as it was live-streamed on Facebook, but a top cop has defended the move. | @JaydeCotic pic.twitter.com/ohOwKzRryK — 10 News First Melbourne (@10NewsFirstMelb) September 3, 2020
This also unfolded in Victoria.
“Pregnant mum Zoe Buhler’s arrest is dictatorial and dangerous.” Great piece by Caroline Overington. https://t.co/HRCsxRSpng — Sharri Markson (@SharriMarkson) September 3, 2020
Protests have sprung up in various major cities across the Australian continent over authorities’ ultra-restrictive coronavirus lockdown measures, which judging by these and other incidents are among the most stringent and far-reaching in the world.
Source: Zerohedge
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renegadetribune--2020-09-25--Vaccine Shill Dr. Oz Says Getting a Flu Shot Increases Chance of Getting COVID-19, Fox News Shuts Hi

Vaccine Shill Dr. Oz Says Getting a Flu Shot Increases Chance of Getting COVID-19, Fox News Shuts Him Off

Just to be clear , Dr. Oz is not our friend .
No one promoted by the mainstream media is @ @ @ @ @ interesting seeing him being seemingly shut down by Fox News for issuing an apparent warning @ @ @ @ @ , just a few days ago he was talking about how important flu shots are @ @ @ @ @ previously come out in support of the vaccine for H1N1 , saying he would recommend @ @ @ @ @ , but that he would not have his wife or children get them .

Just to be clear, Dr. Oz is not our friend. No one promoted by the mainstream media is. However, it is interesting seeing him being seemingly shut down by Fox News for issuing an apparent warning against flu shots.
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Strangely, just a few days ago he was talking about how important flu shots are this year.
Oz has previously come out in support of the vaccine for H1N1, saying he would recommend them and get one himself, but that he would not have his wife or children get them.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-24--Hellenistic Germania: The Art and Architecture of Leo Von Klenze

Leo von Klenze ( full name Franz Karl Leopold von Klenze ) ( ᛉ February 29 , 1784 in Buchladen – ᛦ January 26 , 1864 in Munich ) was a German Neoclassicist architect , painter and writer .
Court architect of Bavarian King Ludwig I with whom he had a somewhat turbulent relationship ( as we will see later on ) .
Leo von Klenze was one of the most prominent representatives of the Greek revival style in Germany .
We can safely assume that Klenze ’ s three most recognizable architectural works are probably The Glyptothek , The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Bavaria by Ludwig Schwanthaler ) and the monumental Walhalla .
Some years ago , during my very short trip to Munich ( back in 2009 ) I was lucky enough to be able to visit most of these buildings , except the Walhalla , a thing which really bothers me even to this day .
On the other hand I was able to visit the Odeonplatz , in the heart of that city , which also displays a pretty well-known architectural work by Klenze ( as Third Reich connoisseurs will likely recognize @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mostly focused on Klenze the accomplished painter , as the gallery at the end of the page will show .
Might the reader be thinking on paying a visit to the city of Munich ( and its surrounding area ) soon , please , keep in mind Munich is not only a city of museums .
The place has a lot more things to offer to the culturally-inclined visitor… never mind if certain events over there have been unfortunately terminated this year due to the Covid Plandemic .
The text for the biography @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Bavaria website .
For in-depth information about Leo Von Klenze ’ s life and works I would highly recommend downloading this 2018 PDF courtesy of muenchen.de As always comments will be appreciated .
Leo von Klenze ( 1784-1864 ) is most famous for his work as King Ludwig ‘ s court architect .
He was one of the most celebrated architects of his time , rivaled only by his friend , Karl Friedrich Schinkel in Berlin .
Klenze was also an accomplished painter and writer , as well as an avid collector @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sold some 58 landscapes and genre paintings to Ludwig in 1841 , and these became part of the initial collection of the Neue Pinakothek museum when it was established in 1853 .
In addition , he served as an art agent for Ludwig , as well as a diplomat .
Klenze was born in Hildesheim in Lower Saxony .
He was the son of a prosperous magistrate who tried to dissuade him from becoming an architect because he was doubtful that the profession could provide an adequate income .
His father allowed him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Academy ) in Berlin .
Klenze ’ s success at the academy prompted his father to allow him to visit Paris and London , and then make a Grand Tour to Italy and Greece , where he became enamoured of classical architecture .
He is said to have made 26 trips to Italy during his lifetime .
After his first stay in Italy , Klenze was appointed Court Architect in Kassel to Napoleon ’ s brother , Jerome Bonaparte , the King of Westphalia .
Klenze built his first theater there .
Following @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Klenze moved to Paris with his wife , Maria Felicitas Blangini ( 1790-1844 ) a beauty he met at the court of Ludwig I .
Crown Prince Ludwig met Klenze in 1815 and persuaded him to move to Munich to take the lead in a major urban renewal project which predated Baron Haussmann in Paris .
Their relationship through the years was an adversarial , often contentious , one .
Klenze was the chief architect , but Ludwig was the head contractor .
Later , even though he had become a multi-millionaire and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ architects of the 19th century , Klenze would complain : His first project for Ludwig was the Glyptothek , begun in 1816 and completed in 1830 .
During the progress of the Glyptothek , he worked on other buildings , including the Reitbahn ( or Riding-house ) in 1822 , the KriegsMinisterium ( or War Office ) in 1824 , the Odeon in 1826 , the Allerheiligen Kapelle in 1826 , the Alte Pinakothek in 1826 , the Königsbau and Festbau in 1827 , the Prince Maximilian ’ s Palace in 1828 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Temple ) in the English Garden in 1833 .
Klenze , directed by Ludwig , created the plan for the Ludwigstrasse , the grand boulevard running 1.2 kilometers from the Odeonsplatz in front of the Residenz to the Siegestor ( Triumphal Arch ) .
In 1830 , Klenze began work on the Walhalla , the Hall of Fame of German Heroes .
Von Klenze died in 1864 and was buried in the Alter Südfriedhof in Munich .
A three-volume collection of the correspondence between Ludwig and Klenze was published under the direction of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1998 and the last in 2011 .
The work totals 6,000 pages with 1,600 letters .
Sources : Ludwig I of Bavaria website , wikipedia , City of Munich website , SciHi Blog , and Le Prince Lointain .

Leo von Klenze (full name Franz Karl Leopold von Klenze) (ᛉ February 29, 1784 in Buchladen – ᛦ January 26, 1864 in Munich) was a German Neoclassicist architect, painter and writer. Court architect of Bavarian King Ludwig I with whom he had a somewhat turbulent relationship (as we will see later on). Leo von Klenze was one of the most prominent representatives of the Greek revival style in Germany.
We can safely assume that Klenze’s three most recognizable architectural works are probably The Glyptothek, The Bayerische Ruhmeshalle (with its iconic Statue of Bavaria by Ludwig Schwanthaler) and the monumental Walhalla. Some years ago, during my very short trip to Munich (back in 2009) I was lucky enough to be able to visit most of these buildings, except the Walhalla, a thing which really bothers me even to this day. On the other hand I was able to visit the Odeonplatz, in the heart of that city, which also displays a pretty well-known architectural work by Klenze (as Third Reich connoisseurs will likely recognize). This article -however- will be mostly focused on Klenze the accomplished painter, as the gallery at the end of the page will show.
Might the reader be thinking on paying a visit to the city of Munich (and its surrounding area) soon, please, keep in mind Munich is not only a city of museums. The place has a lot more things to offer to the culturally-inclined visitor… never mind if certain events over there have been unfortunately terminated this year due to the Covid Plandemic.
The text for the biography next is mostly taken from Ludwig I of Bavaria website. For in-depth information about Leo Von Klenze’s life and works I would highly recommend downloading this 2018 PDF courtesy of muenchen.de
As always comments will be appreciated.
The Glyptothek (1816-1830) Walhalla (1830-42) (Aerial View) The Feldherrnhalle (1841) at Odeonsplatz The Bayerische Ruhmeshalle (The Bavarian Hall of Fame) (1850)
Biography
“Never has there been, and never will there be, more than one art of building, namely, that which was brought to perfection during the epoch of the prosperity and civilization of Greece.” – Leo von Klenze
Leo von Klenze (1784-1864) is most famous for his work as King Ludwig‘s court architect. He was one of the most celebrated architects of his time, rivaled only by his friend, Karl Friedrich Schinkel in Berlin. Klenze was also an accomplished painter and writer, as well as an avid collector of important contemporary German art. Klenze sold some 58 landscapes and genre paintings to Ludwig in 1841, and these became part of the initial collection of the Neue Pinakothek museum when it was established in 1853.
In addition, he served as an art agent for Ludwig, as well as a diplomat. Klenze was born in Hildesheim in Lower Saxony. He was the son of a prosperous magistrate who tried to dissuade him from becoming an architect because he was doubtful that the profession could provide an adequate income. His father allowed him nonetheless to attend the Bauakademie (Building Academy) in Berlin.
Klenze’s success at the academy prompted his father to allow him to visit Paris and London, and then make a Grand Tour to Italy and Greece, where he became enamoured of classical architecture. He is said to have made 26 trips to Italy during his lifetime. After his first stay in Italy, Klenze was appointed Court Architect in Kassel to Napoleon’s brother, Jerome Bonaparte, the King of Westphalia. Klenze built his first theater there. Following Jerome’s downfall in 1813, Klenze moved to Paris with his wife, Maria Felicitas Blangini (1790-1844) a beauty he met at the court of Ludwig I.
Crown Prince Ludwig met Klenze in 1815 and persuaded him to move to Munich to take the lead in a major urban renewal project which predated Baron Haussmann in Paris. Their relationship through the years was an adversarial, often contentious, one. Klenze was the chief architect, but Ludwig was the head contractor. Later, even though he had become a multi-millionaire and one of the most successful and influential architects of the 19th century, Klenze would complain:
“Oh, miserable fate, its existence based on a prince’s shifting patronage. I made this mistake at the highest level, but then what could I do after taking the first step?” “Oh! It’s true, I have my Lord to thank for almost all that I have gained materially and what I am… but believe me, I have experienced bitter, bitter moments with him.”
His first project for Ludwig was the Glyptothek, begun in 1816 and completed in 1830. During the progress of the Glyptothek, he worked on other buildings, including the Reitbahn (or Riding-house) in 1822, the KriegsMinisterium (or War Office) in 1824, the Odeon in 1826, the Allerheiligen Kapelle in 1826, the Alte Pinakothek in 1826, the Königsbau and Festbau in 1827, the Prince Maximilian’s Palace in 1828, and the Ionic Monopteros (or Polychromic Temple) in the English Garden in 1833.
Klenze, directed by Ludwig, created the plan for the Ludwigstrasse, the grand boulevard running 1.2 kilometers from the Odeonsplatz in front of the Residenz to the Siegestor (Triumphal Arch). In 1830, Klenze began work on the Walhalla, the Hall of Fame of German Heroes.
Von Klenze died in 1864 and was buried in the Alter Südfriedhof in Munich.
A three-volume collection of the correspondence between Ludwig and Klenze was published under the direction of Dr. Hubert Glaser, the first in 1998 and the last in 2011. The work totals 6,000 pages with 1,600 letters.
Sources: Ludwig I of Bavaria website, wikipedia, City of Munich website, SciHi Blog, and Le Prince Lointain.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-24--Mother Tased and Arrested at Football Game for Refusing to Wear Mask

In Ohio everyone watching a sporting event is required to wear a mask , even if the event is outdoors and you “ socially distance ” from others .
I guess they should consider themselves “ lucky ” they don ’ t live in Michigan , where Governor Whitmer has mandated that even the athletes themselves have to wear masks , despite this being a very serious health risk .
One mother in Ohio found out that the police state is very “ insistent ” on these new insane rules being followed .
As she was watching an eight-grade football @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , rooting for Marietta City Schools , Alecia Kitts was approached by a Logan police officer , demanding she put on a mask .
She refused , so the officer attempted arresting her , and heavens forbid , she resisted being arrested by the obese cop for not putting on a mask , which led to him tasing her and then cuffing her .
You can watch the altercation : I bet you there would be massive condemnations of the policeman and possibly even protests if the cop was White and the mother @ @ @ @ @ @ @ systems were throwing the mother under the bus .
MCS Athletic Director Venderlic said : The governor and the ( Ohio ) health department have made it very clear that masks are required indoor and outdoor at sports facilities .
They ’ re just part of the expectation .
They ’ re one of the requirements the OHSAA ( Ohio High School Athletic Association ) brought down and said that if we ’ re going to be able to have fall sports we ’ re going to have to social distance and we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ masks.
” Marietta City Schools Superintendent Will Hampton insists everyone must wear masks so that sports can continue in the new normal .
He went on to say that the mother made a spectacle of herself by not submitting to being muzzled .
All of this insanity is taking place while the CDC can not even state that there is “ growing evidence ” that COVID-19 is airborne .

In Ohio everyone watching a sporting event is required to wear a mask, even if the event is outdoors and you “socially distance” from others. I guess they should consider themselves “lucky” they don’t live in Michigan, where Governor Whitmer has mandated that even the athletes themselves have to wear masks, despite this being a very serious health risk.
One mother in Ohio found out that the police state is very “insistent” on these new insane rules being followed. As she was watching an eight-grade football game in the visitor stands of Logan, rooting for Marietta City Schools, Alecia Kitts was approached by a Logan police officer, demanding she put on a mask. She refused, so the officer attempted arresting her, and heavens forbid, she resisted being arrested by the obese cop for not putting on a mask, which led to him tasing her and then cuffing her.
You can watch the altercation:
I bet you there would be massive condemnations of the policeman and possibly even protests if the cop was White and the mother Black.
According to Marietta Times:
MCS Athletic Director Cody Venderlic and Logan Athletic Director Theresa Schultheiss confirmed the incident publicly shared via two social media videos online Wednesday. Schultheiss confirmed that the junior high school assistant principal Adam Twiss was also present asking the MCS mother to comply and put her mask, seen in the videos in her right pocket, back on.
Almost eeryone from the school systems were throwing the mother under the bus. MCS Athletic Director Venderlic said:
The governor and the (Ohio) health department have made it very clear that masks are required indoor and outdoor at sports facilities. They’re just part of the expectation. They’re one of the requirements the OHSAA (Ohio High School Athletic Association) brought down and said that if we’re going to be able to have fall sports we’re going to have to social distance and we’re going to have to wear masks.”
Marietta City Schools Superintendent Will Hampton insists everyone must wear masks so that sports can continue in the new normal.
I am really disappointed. If you chose not to (wear a mask) then you threaten not only our ability to have sports but put your ability to watch as a spectator in jeopardy as well.”
He went on to say that the mother made a spectacle of herself by not submitting to being muzzled.
..we’re talking about an individual who didn’t follow the rules and made a spectacle of herself.
All of this insanity is taking place while the CDC cannot even state that there is “growing evidence” that COVID-19 is airborne.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-24--Plants and Flowers in the Worship of the Generative Powers

By Thomas Wright From The Worship of the Generative Powers [ 1865 ] Plants and flowers were , indeed , intimately connected with this worship .
We have seen how constantly they are introduced in the form of garlands , and they were always among the offerings to Priapus .
It was the universal practice , in dancing round the fire on St. John ’ s eve , to conclude by throwing various kinds of flowers and plants into it , which were considered to be propitiatory , to avert certain evils to which people were liable during the following @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are mentioned mother-wort , vervain , and violets .
It is perhaps to this connection of plants with the old priapic worship that we owe the popular tendency to give them names which were more or less obscene , most of which are now lost , or are so far modified as to present no longer the same idea .
Thus the well-known arum of our hedge-bottoms received the names , no doubt suggested by its form , of cuckoo ’ s pintle , or priest ’ s pintle , or dog ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , those of vit de chien and vit de prestre ; in English it is now abbreviated into cuckoo-pint , or , sometimes , cuckoo-point .
The whole family of the orchides was distinguished by a corresponding word , accompanied with various qualifications .
We have in William Coles ’ s Adam in Eden , ( fol .
1659 ) the different names , for different varieties , of doggs-stones , fool-stones , fox-stones ; in the older Herbal of Gerard ( fol .
1597 ) triple ballockes , sweet ballockes , sweet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s-stones , & c. ; in French , couillon de bouc ( the goat was especially connected with the priapic mysteries ) and couille , or couillon de chien .
In French , too , as we learn from Cotgrave and the herbals , “ a kind of sallet hearbe ” was called couille à l ’ évêque ; the greater stone-crop was named couille au loup ; and the spindle-tree was known by the name of couillon de prêtre .
There are several plants which possess somewhat the appearance of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ these , a species of adiantum , was known even in Roman times by the name of Capillus Veneris , and in more modern times it has been called maiden-hair , and our lady ’ s hair .
Another plant , the asplenium trichomanes , was and is also called popularly maiden-hair , or maiden ’ s-hair ; and we believe that the same name has been given to one or two other plants .
There is reason for believing that the hair implied in these names was that of the pubes .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ old popular names of plants of a similar character with these just enumerated .
In an old calendar of the Romish church , which is often quoted in Brand ’ s Popular Antiquities , the seeking of plants for their hidden virtues and magical properties is especially noted as part of the practices on the eve of St. John ( herbæ diversi generis quærantur ) ; and one plant is especially specified in terms too mysterious to be easily understood .
Fern-seed , also , was a great object of search on this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ properly gathered , it was believed to possess powerful magical properties , and especially that of rendering invisible the individual who carried it upon his person .
But the most remarkable of all the plants connected with these ancient priapic superstitions was the mandrake ( mandragora ) , a plant which has been looked upon with a sort of feeling of reverential fear at all periods , and almost in all parts .
Its Teutonic name , alrun , or , in its more modern form , alraun , speaks at once of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that race .
People looked upon it as possessing some degree of animal life , and it was generally believed that , when it was drawn out of the earth , it uttered a cry , and that this cry carried certain death or madness to the person who extracted it .
To escape this danger , the remedy was to tie a string round it , which was to be attached to a dog , and the latter , being driven away , dragged up the root in its attempt to run @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The root was the important part of the plant ; it has somewhat the form of a forked radish , and was believed to represent exactly the human form below the waist , with , in the male and female plants , the human organs of generation distinctly developed .
The mandrake , when it could be obtained , was used in the middle ages in the place of the phallic amulet , and was carefully carried on the person , or preserved in the house .
It conferred fertility in more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believed that as long as you kept it locked up with your money , the latter would become doubled in quantity every year ; and it had at the same time all the protective qualities of the phallus .
The Templars were accused of worshipping the mandrake , or mandragora , which became an object of great celebrity in France during the reigns of the weak monarchs Charles VI .
and Charles VII .
In 1429 one Friar Richard , of the order of the Cordeliers , preached a fierce sermon against the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effect of which was so great , that a certain number of his congregation delivered up their “ mandragoires ” to the preacher to be burnt .
It appears that the people who dealt in these amulets helped nature to a rather considerable extent by the means of art , and that there was a regular process of cooking them up .
They were necessarily aware that the roots themselves , in their natural state , presented , to say the least , very imperfectly the form which men ’ s imagination had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the finest roots they could , which , when fresh from the ground , were plump and soft , and readily took any impression which might be given to them .
They then stuck grains of millet or barley into the parts where they wished to have hair , and again put it into a hole in the earth , until these grains had germinated and formed their roots .
This process , it was said , was perfected within twenty days .
They then took up the mandrake again , trimmed the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ served for hair , retouched the parts themselves so as to give them their form more perfectly and more permanently , and then sold it .

By Thomas Wright
From The Worship of the Generative Powers [1865]
Plants and flowers were, indeed, intimately connected with this worship. We have seen how constantly they are introduced in the form of garlands, and they were always among the offerings to Priapus. It was the universal practice, in dancing round the fire on St. John’s eve, to conclude by throwing various kinds of flowers and plants into it, which were considered to be propitiatory, to avert certain evils to which people were liable during the following year. Among the plants they offered are mentioned mother-wort, vervain, and violets. It is perhaps to this connection of plants with the old priapic worship that we owe the popular tendency to give them names which were more or less obscene, most of which are now lost, or are so far modified as to present no longer the same idea. Thus the well-known arum of our hedge-bottoms received the names, no doubt suggested by its form, of cuckoo’s pintle, or priest’s pintle, or dog’s pintle; and, in French, those of vit de chien and vit de prestre; in English it is now abbreviated into cuckoo-pint, or, sometimes, cuckoo-point. The whole family of the orchides was distinguished by a corresponding word, accompanied with various qualifications. We have in William Coles’s Adam in Eden, (fol. 1659) the different names, for different varieties, of doggs-stones, fool-stones, fox-stones; in the older Herbal of Gerard (fol. 1597) triple ballockes, sweet ballockes, sweet cods, goat’s-stones, hare’s-stones, &c.; in French, couillon de bouc (the goat was especially connected with the priapic mysteries) and couille, or couillon de chien. In French, too, as we learn from Cotgrave and the herbals, “a kind of sallet hearbe” was called couille à l’évêque; the greater stone-crop was named couille au loup; and the spindle-tree was known by the name of couillon de prêtre. There are several plants which possess somewhat the appearance of a rough bush of hair. One of these, a species of adiantum, was known even in Roman times by the name of Capillus Veneris, and in more modern times it has been called maiden-hair, and our lady’s hair. Another plant, the asplenium trichomanes, was and is also called popularly maiden-hair, or maiden’s-hair; and we believe that the same name has been given to one or two other plants. There is reason for believing that the hair implied in these names was that of the pubes. We might collect a number of other old popular names of plants of a similar character with these just enumerated.
In an old calendar of the Romish church, which is often quoted in Brand’s Popular Antiquities, the seeking of plants for their hidden virtues and magical properties is especially noted as part of the practices on the eve of St. John (herbæ diversi generis quærantur); and one plant is especially specified in terms too mysterious to be easily understood. Fern-seed, also, was a great object of search on this night; for, if found and properly gathered, it was believed to possess powerful magical properties, and especially that of rendering invisible the individual who carried it upon his person. But the most remarkable of all the plants connected with these ancient priapic superstitions was the mandrake (mandragora), a plant which has been looked upon with a sort of feeling of reverential fear at all periods, and almost in all parts. Its Teutonic name, alrun, or, in its more modern form, alraun, speaks at once of the belief in its magical qualities among that race. People looked upon it as possessing some degree of animal life, and it was generally believed that, when it was drawn out of the earth, it uttered a cry, and that this cry carried certain death or madness to the person who extracted it. To escape this danger, the remedy was to tie a string round it, which was to be attached to a dog, and the latter, being driven away, dragged up the root in its attempt to run off, and experienced the fatal consequences. The root was the important part of the plant; it has somewhat the form of a forked radish, and was believed to represent exactly the human form below the waist, with, in the male and female plants, the human organs of generation distinctly developed. The mandrake, when it could be obtained, was used in the middle ages in the place of the phallic amulet, and was carefully carried on the person, or preserved in the house. It conferred fertility in more senses than one, for it was believed that as long as you kept it locked up with your money, the latter would become doubled in quantity every year; and it had at the same time all the protective qualities of the phallus. The Templars were accused of worshipping the mandrake, or mandragora, which became an object of great celebrity in France during the reigns of the weak monarchs Charles VI. and Charles VII. In 1429 one Friar Richard, of the order of the Cordeliers, preached a fierce sermon against the use of this amulet, the temporary effect of which was so great, that a certain number of his congregation delivered up their “mandragoires” to the preacher to be burnt.
It appears that the people who dealt in these amulets helped nature to a rather considerable extent by the means of art, and that there was a regular process of cooking them up. They were necessarily aware that the roots themselves, in their natural state, presented, to say the least, very imperfectly the form which men’s imagination had given to them, so they obtained the finest roots they could, which, when fresh from the ground, were plump and soft, and readily took any impression which might be given to them. They then stuck grains of millet or barley into the parts where they wished to have hair, and again put it into a hole in the earth, until these grains had germinated and formed their roots. This process, it was said, was perfected within twenty days. They then took up the mandrake again, trimmed the fibrous roots of millet or barley which served for hair, retouched the parts themselves so as to give them their form more perfectly and more permanently, and then sold it.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-24--“That’s How You Do It!” BLM Protesters Celebrate After 2 Cops Shot During Riots in Louisville

At least two officers were reportedly shot in a barrage of gunfire during Black Lives Matter and Antifa riots on @ @ @ @ @ Several livestreams captured the moment shots were fired : “ That ’ s how you @ @ @ @ @ ” a BLM supporter was heard shouting after shots were fired .
“ That ’ @ @ @ @ @ it !
They bustin ’ on them !
They got off on them , baby @ @ @ @ @ was sent out in response .
As reported earlier , the rioters were filmed getting @ @ @ @ @ U-Haul rented by Holly Zoller , who works for The Bail Project which has several @ @ @ @ @ .
UPDATE : This may have captured the shooting ( see the man in yellow @ @ @ @ @ .

By Chris Menahan
At least two officers were reportedly shot in a barrage of gunfire during Black Lives Matter and Antifa riots on Wednesday night in Louisville.
Louisville Metro Police confirm that TWO officers have been shot and were transported to Louisville University Hospital. — Charlie Gile (@CharlieGileNBC) September 24, 2020
Several livestreams captured the moment shots were fired:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeNJm7WRw-k
“That’s how you gotta do it!” a BLM supporter was heard shouting after shots were fired. “That’s the way you do it! They bustin’ on them! They got off on them, baby!”
https://twitter.com/zerosum24/status/1308932274134683654?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1308932274134683654%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.informationliberation.com%2F%3Fid%3D61747
https://twitter.com/KittyLists/status/1308928098709262339?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1308928098709262339%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.informationliberation.com%2F%3Fid%3D61747
https://twitter.com/KittyLists/status/1308929995004354561?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1308929995004354561%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.informationliberation.com%2F%3Fid%3D61747
A SWAT team was sent out in response.
The FBI Louisville SWAT team has responded to an LMPD officer being shot and will continue to assist in the investigation. — FBI Louisville (@FBILouisville) September 24, 2020
As reported earlier, the rioters were filmed getting shields and supplies from a U-Haul rented by Holly Zoller, who works for The Bail Project which has several Soros fellows on their board.
https://twitter.com/dailydigger19/status/1308932168966643712?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1308932168966643712%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.informationliberation.com%2F%3Fid%3D61747
UPDATE: This may have captured the shooting (see the man in yellow on the far right).
https://twitter.com/zerosum24/status/1308935992771072000?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1308935992771072000%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.informationliberation.com%2F%3Fid%3D61747
This article originally appeared on Information Liberation.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-24--Student Kicked Out of Class for Saying There are Two Genders

To say that there is only male and female is considered heresy today and goes against official school policy , @ @ @

To say that there is only male and female is considered heresy today and goes against official school policy, requiring punishment.