renegadetribune--2020-09-12--University of Waterloo Doctor & Professor Refers To COVID-19 As “Fake”

What Happened : Dr. Michael Palmer , a chemistry professor at the University of Waterloo , Canada , who also has a medical degree with a specialization in microbiology is making headlines for for distributing a course outline to his students saying his in-class exams aren ’ t mandatory “ because of the COVID fake emergency , ” according to CBC news .
The course outline was posted on social media after it was recently distributed to students .
Robert Lemieux , the University of Waterloo ’ s Dean of Science told CBC that “ Palmer ’ s opinion doesn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s perspective.
” Palmer is not the only academic from the prestigious university to make noise regarding this issue .
Ronald B .
Brown , Ph.D. , from the School of Public health and Health Systems at the University of Waterloo recently stated that the COVID-19 fatality rate is the “ worst miscalculation in the history of humanity.
” Brown is currently completing his second doctorate degree , this time in epidemiology at the University of Waterloo .
Not long ago , Brown published a paper in Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from biases in coronavirus mortality overestimation.
” Below is a statement Brown recently gave to John C. A. Manley , a journalist who was the first to cover the story : Dr. Brown added that CDC and WHO documents show that the case fatality rate for influenza was similar to the coronavirus , implying that the lockdowns were pointless .
His paper questions why the 2017-2018 influenza season in the United States did not “ receive the same intensive media coverage as COVID-19.
” Why This Is Important : It ’ s important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ academics across the world who have shared the same sentiment regarding the COVID-19 pandemic , or at least something very similar .
For example , More than 500 German doctors & scientists have signed on as representatives of an organization called the “ Corona Extra-Parliamentary Inquiry Committee ” to investigate what ’ s happening on our planet with regards to COVID-19 , expressing the same sentiment .
They came together to investigate the severity of the virus , and whether or not the actions taken by governments around the world , and in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ justified and not causing more harm than good .
You can more on the organizations website if interested , they ’ ve repeatedly shared their opinion that what is happening is a complete ‘ scam ’ in many different ways .
Many scientists and doctors in North America are also expressing the same sentiments .
For example , The Physicians For Informed Consent ( PIC ) recently published a report titled “ Physicians for Informed Consent ( PIC ) Compares COVID-19 to Previous Seasonal and Pandemic Flu Periods.
” According to them , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % .
You can read more about that and access their resources and reasoning here .
Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi , a specialist in microbiology and one of the most cited research scientists in German history is also part of Corona Extra-Parliamentary Inquiry Committee mentioned above and has also expressed the same thing , multiple times early on in the pandemic all the way up to today .
The Bulgarian Pathology Association has taken the stance that the testing used to identify the new coronavirus in patients is “ scientifically meaningless.
” This comes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Association , Dr. Stoian Alexov , said that European pathologists haven ’ t identified any antibodies that are specific for SARS-CoV-2 .
He criticized the World Health Organization ( WHO ) and called them “ a criminal medical organization ” for creating fear and hysteria without , according to him , providing any verifiable scientific proof of a pandemic .
He made these statements sharing his observations in a video interview summarizing the consensus of participants in a webinar on COVID-19 on May 8 , 2020 , with the European Society of Pathology @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Katsarov , chair of the Center for Protection of Citizens ’ Rights in Sofia and a former Bulgarian deputy minister of health .
The video is on the BPA ’ s website , which also highlights some of Dr. Alexov ’ s key points .
You can read more about that story here .
The list is quite long , and the examples provided here are a few of many .
This begs the question , why ?
If everything is so cut and try , why are some of these scientists being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ information and opinion often censored on YouTube and Facebook ?
Why is there a ‘ fact-checker ’ going around the internet censoring narratives that oppose the World Health Organization ( WHO ) ?
Why is there so much much controversy ?
The Takeaway : Why is there so much information being shared that completely contradicts the narrative of our federal health regulatory agencies and organizations like the WHO ?
Is there a battle for our perception happening right now ?
Is our consciousness being manipulated ?
Why is there so much conflicting information @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are alternative treatments that have shown tremendous amounts of success being completely ignored and ridiculed ?
What ’ s going on here , and how much power do governments have when they are able to silence the voice of so many people ?
Should we not be examining information openly , transparently , and together ?
Is the new coronavirus , like 9/11 , a catalyst for a shift in human consciousness .
Are people ‘ waking up ’ as a result of what has , is and will transpire ?

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What Happened: Dr. Michael Palmer, a chemistry professor at the University of Waterloo, Canada, who also has a medical degree with a specialization in microbiology is making headlines for for distributing a course outline to his students saying his in-class exams aren’t mandatory “because of the COVID fake emergency,” according to CBC news. The course outline was posted on social media after it was recently distributed to students.
Robert Lemieux, the University of Waterloo’s Dean of Science told CBC that “Palmer’s opinion doesn’t align with the university’s perspective.”
“The University of Waterloo respects the academic freedom of our faculty to express their opinions. This representation is not, however, shared by the University of Waterloo or the Faculty of Science…Our response to the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to be based on the best available advice from public health officials,” the statement went on to say. “In this case, the professor has elected to move the course online.”
Palmer is not the only academic from the prestigious university to make noise regarding this issue. Ronald B. Brown, Ph.D., from the School of Public health and Health Systems at the University of Waterloo recently stated that the COVID-19 fatality rate is the “worst miscalculation in the history of humanity.” Brown is currently completing his second doctorate degree, this time in epidemiology at the University of Waterloo. Not long ago, Brown published a paper in Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, titled “Public health lessons learned from biases in coronavirus mortality overestimation.”
Below is a statement Brown recently gave to John C. A. Manley, a journalist who was the first to cover the story:
The subject of this article is disruptive, to say the least, although it is not as obvious from the title. The manuscript cites the smoking-gun, documented evidence showing that the public’s overreaction to the coronavirus pandemic was based on the worst miscalculation in the history of humanity, in my opinion. My manuscript underwent an intensive peer-review process. You are the first media guy who has responded to my invitation.
Dr. Brown added that CDC and WHO documents show that the case fatality rate for influenza was similar to the coronavirus, implying that the lockdowns were pointless. His paper questions why the 2017-2018 influenza season in the United States did not “receive the same intensive media coverage as COVID-19.”
Why This Is Important: It’s important because there seems to be thousands of academics across the world who have shared the same sentiment regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, or at least something very similar. For example, More than 500 German doctors & scientists have signed on as representatives of an organization called the “Corona Extra-Parliamentary Inquiry Committee” to investigate what’s happening on our planet with regards to COVID-19, expressing the same sentiment. They came together to investigate the severity of the virus, and whether or not the actions taken by governments around the world, and in this case the German government, are justified and not causing more harm than good. You can more on the organizations website if interested, they’ve repeatedly shared their opinion that what is happening is a complete ‘scam’ in many different ways.
Many scientists and doctors in North America are also expressing the same sentiments. For example, The Physicians For Informed Consent (PIC) recently published a report titled “Physicians for Informed Consent (PIC) Compares COVID-19 to Previous Seasonal and Pandemic Flu Periods.” According to them, the infection/fatality rate of COVID-19 is 0.26%. You can read more about that and access their resources and reasoning here.
Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi, a specialist in microbiology and one of the most cited research scientists in German history is also part of Corona Extra-Parliamentary Inquiry Committee mentioned above and has also expressed the same thing, multiple times early on in the pandemic all the way up to today.
Implementation of the current draconian measures that are so extremely restrict fundamental rights can only be justified if there is reason to fear that a truly, exceptionally dangerous virus is threatening us. Do any scientifically sound data exist to support this contention for COVID-19? I assert that the answer is simply, no. – Bhakdi. You can read more about him here.
The Bulgarian Pathology Association has taken the stance that the testing used to identify the new coronavirus in patients is “scientifically meaningless.” This comes after the president of the Bulgarian Pathology Association, Dr. Stoian Alexov, said that European pathologists haven’t identified any antibodies that are specific for SARS-CoV-2.
He criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) and called them “a criminal medical organization” for creating fear and hysteria without, according to him, providing any verifiable scientific proof of a pandemic. He made these statements sharing his observations in a video interview summarizing the consensus of participants in a webinar on COVID-19 on May 8, 2020, with the European Society of Pathology. It was conducted by Dr. Stoycho Katsarov, chair of the Center for Protection of Citizens’ Rights in Sofia and a former Bulgarian deputy minister of health. The video is on the BPA’s website, which also highlights some of Dr. Alexov’s key points. You can read more about that story here.
The list is quite long, and the examples provided here are a few of many. This begs the question, why? If everything is so cut and try, why are some of these scientists being ridiculed? Why is their research, information and opinion often censored on YouTube and Facebook? Why is there a ‘fact-checker’ going around the internet censoring narratives that oppose the World Health Organization (WHO)? Why is there so much much controversy?
The Takeaway: Why is there so much information being shared that completely contradicts the narrative of our federal health regulatory agencies and organizations like the WHO? Is there a battle for our perception happening right now? Is our consciousness being manipulated? Why is there so much conflicting information if everything is crystal clear? Why are alternative treatments that have shown tremendous amounts of success being completely ignored and ridiculed? What’s going on here, and how much power do governments have when they are able to silence the voice of so many people? Should we not be examining information openly, transparently, and together?
Is the new coronavirus, like 9/11, a catalyst for a shift in human consciousness. Are people ‘waking up’ as a result of what has, is and will transpire?
This article originally appeared on Collective Evolution.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-13--Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach ( 1714–1788 ) , the second surviving son of Johann Sebastian Bach ( 1685–1750 ) and his first wife Maria Barbara ( 1684–1720 ) , was born on 8 March 1714 in Weimar .
One of his godfathers was Georg Philipp Telemann ( 1681–1767 ) .
After the family had moved to Leipzig in 1723 when his father was appointed cantor at St Thomas ’ s Church , Carl Philipp Emanuel attended St Thomas ’ s School .
However , he later reported that he had received his musical training solely from J.S .
Bach : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I never had any other teacher than my father.
« In 1731 , C. P. E. Bach enrolled at the University of Leipzig to study law .
Three years later , he left Leipzig to continue his studies at the University of Frankfurt ( Oder ) , where he also worked as a harpsichordist , harpsichord teacher and conductor .
His first compositions date back to this time , although later on he appeared to have a low opinion of these early works , judging by a letter written in 1786 : » @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The drollest thing of all is the magnificent foresight of the King , who was bound on preserving Handel ’ s early works at any cost .
In no way do I compare myself to Handel , but recently I burned over a ream of old compositions and I am happy they no longer exist.
« In 1738 , C. P. E. Bach was appointed harpsichordist in the orchestra in Ruppin by Frederick , Crown Prince of Prussia ( 1712–1787 ) .
After Frederick had ascended the throne in 1740 , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as concert harpsichordist in the royal orchestra .
He also taught keyboard instruments at the Royal court , including to the young Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg ( 1728–1793 ) , to whom he dedicated his six Württemberg Sonatas ( 1742–44 ) .
Two years beforehand , he had already dedicated his six Prussian Sonatas ( 1740–42 ) to Frederick the Great .
These sonatas are considered the foremost examples of the new style emerging in keyboard sonatas .
In his twenty-eight years of service at the Prussian court , C. P. E. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ keyboard composers in Europe .
He wrote more than 100 sonatas and solo works for the harpsichord , including the Six Keyboard Sonatas with Varied Reprises ( 1760–68 ) and the six anthologies of sonatas , fantasias and rondos fantasias für Kenner und Liebhaber ( » for connoisseurs and amateurs « ; 1773–86 ) .
It was in this period ( in which he came to be known as the » Berlin Bach « ) that C. P. E. Bach wrote a Magnificat ( 1749 ) , three volumes of songs ( Professor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with Melodies ) , a number of symphonies and concertos , a few secular cantatas , and several other occasional pieces .
In 1753 , C. P. E. Bach published An Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments , containing examples and eighteen exercises arranged in six sonatas , which became the main textbook for keyboard instruments and basso continuo in his day .
Together with the flute method written by Johann Joachim Quantz ( 1697–1773 ) and the violin tutor by Leopold Mozart ( 1719–1787 ) , it is one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ musical thought and performance in the eighteenth century .
During his service with the King of Prussia , C. P. E. Bach mixed with the musical circles of Princess Anna Amalia of Prussia ( 1723–1787 ) and her teacher Johann Philipp Kirnberger ( 1721–1783 ) .
He also attended the literary salons in Berlin , where he became acquainted with celebrities such as Gotthold Ephraim Lessing ( 1729–1781 ) , Karl Wilhelm Ramler ( 1725–1798 ) and Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim ( 1719–1803 ) .
In 1744 , Bach married Johanna Maria Dannemann @ @ @ @ @ @ @ merchant .
The marriage produced three children , namely a daughter , Anna Carolina Philippina Bach ( 1747–1804 ) , and two sons : Johann August Bach ( 1745–1789 , baptized Johann Adam ) , who became a lawyer in Hamburg , and Johann Sebastian ( 1748–1778 ) , a painter who later rose to fame as Johann Samuel .
After Carl Philipp Emanuel ’ s application to follow in his father ’ s footsteps as cantor of St Thomas ’ s in Leipzig had been turned down , in 1768 he succeeded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hamburg ’ s director of music and cantor of the Johanneum grammar school .
This entailed a tremendous workload for Bach , who was now responsible for about 200 performances annually at the five principal churches and had to compose the music for all sorts of occasions .
He also had to organize public concerts , just as his predecessor had done in both Frankfurt ( Main ) and Hamburg .
Bach himself frequently appeared at these concerts as a soloist on the harpsichord or clavichord .
He also performed oratorios by George @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Johann Gottlieb Graun ( 1703–1771 ) , Carl Heinrich Graun ( 1704–1759 ) and Joseph Haydn ( 1732–1809 ) as well as his own compositions .
Under C. P. E. Bach , Hamburg became an important centre of music again , just as it had been under Telemann .
As in Berlin , C. P. E. Bach associated with many artists in Hamburg and also mixed socially with poets such as Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock ( 1724–1803 ) , Heinrich Wilhelm von Gerstenberg ( 1737–1823 ) , Johann Heinrich Voss ( 1751–1826 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with whom he discussed sung poetry and the application of principles of rhetoric and drama to musical structures .
On 14 December 1788 , Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach died in Hamburg a highly respected and revered composer whose fame at the time far outstripped that of his father .
The leading composer in the age of the Empfindsamer Stil ( » sensitive style « ) , he was a major influence on the next generation of composers , including Haydn , Mozart and Beethoven .
C.P.E .
Bach : Cello Concerto in A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Voices of Music , First Mvt .

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714–1788), the second surviving son of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) and his first wife Maria Barbara (1684–1720), was born on 8 March 1714 in Weimar. One of his godfathers was Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767). After the family had moved to Leipzig in 1723 when his father was appointed cantor at St Thomas’s Church, Carl Philipp Emanuel attended St Thomas’s School. However, he later reported that he had received his musical training solely from J.S. Bach: »In composition and keyboard playing, I never had any other teacher than my father.«
In 1731, C. P. E. Bach enrolled at the University of Leipzig to study law. Three years later, he left Leipzig to continue his studies at the University of Frankfurt (Oder), where he also worked as a harpsichordist, harpsichord teacher and conductor. His first compositions date back to this time, although later on he appeared to have a low opinion of these early works, judging by a letter written in 1786: »Forgive my excessive chatter and garrulous scribble. The drollest thing of all is the magnificent foresight of the King, who was bound on preserving Handel’s early works at any cost. In no way do I compare myself to Handel, but recently I burned over a ream of old compositions and I am happy they no longer exist.«
In 1738, C. P. E. Bach was appointed harpsichordist in the orchestra in Ruppin by Frederick, Crown Prince of Prussia (1712–1787). After Frederick had ascended the throne in 1740, the following year Bach received a permanent position as concert harpsichordist in the royal orchestra. He also taught keyboard instruments at the Royal court, including to the young Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg (1728–1793), to whom he dedicated his six Württemberg Sonatas (1742–44). Two years beforehand, he had already dedicated his six Prussian Sonatas (1740–42) to Frederick the Great. These sonatas are considered the foremost examples of the new style emerging in keyboard sonatas.
In his twenty-eight years of service at the Prussian court, C. P. E. Bach became one of the most famous keyboard composers in Europe. He wrote more than 100 sonatas and solo works for the harpsichord, including the Six Keyboard Sonatas with Varied Reprises (1760–68) and the six anthologies of sonatas, fantasias and rondos fantasias für Kenner und Liebhaber (»for connoisseurs and amateurs«; 1773–86). It was in this period (in which he came to be known as the »Berlin Bach«) that C. P. E. Bach wrote a Magnificat (1749), three volumes of songs (Professor Gellert’s Sacred Odes and Songs with Melodies), a number of symphonies and concertos, a few secular cantatas, and several other occasional pieces. In 1753, C. P. E. Bach published An Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments, containing examples and eighteen exercises arranged in six sonatas, which became the main textbook for keyboard instruments and basso continuo in his day. Together with the flute method written by Johann Joachim Quantz (1697–1773) and the violin tutor by Leopold Mozart (1719–1787), it is one of the most important original documents on musical thought and performance in the eighteenth century.
During his service with the King of Prussia, C. P. E. Bach mixed with the musical circles of Princess Anna Amalia of Prussia (1723–1787) and her teacher Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721–1783). He also attended the literary salons in Berlin, where he became acquainted with celebrities such as Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729–1781), Karl Wilhelm Ramler (1725–1798) and Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim (1719–1803).
In 1744, Bach married Johanna Maria Dannemann, the daughter of a Berlin wine merchant. The marriage produced three children, namely a daughter, Anna Carolina Philippina Bach (1747–1804), and two sons: Johann August Bach (1745–1789, baptized Johann Adam), who became a lawyer in Hamburg, and Johann Sebastian (1748–1778), a painter who later rose to fame as Johann Samuel.
After Carl Philipp Emanuel’s application to follow in his father’s footsteps as cantor of St Thomas’s in Leipzig had been turned down, in 1768 he succeeded his late godfather Georg Philipp Telemann as Hamburg’s director of music and cantor of the Johanneum grammar school. This entailed a tremendous workload for Bach, who was now responsible for about 200 performances annually at the five principal churches and had to compose the music for all sorts of occasions. He also had to organize public concerts, just as his predecessor had done in both Frankfurt (Main) and Hamburg. Bach himself frequently appeared at these concerts as a soloist on the harpsichord or clavichord. He also performed oratorios by George Frideric Handel (1685–1759), Telemann, Johann Gottlieb Graun (1703–1771), Carl Heinrich Graun (1704–1759) and Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) as well as his own compositions. Under C. P. E. Bach, Hamburg became an important centre of music again, just as it had been under Telemann.
As in Berlin, C. P. E. Bach associated with many artists in Hamburg and also mixed socially with poets such as Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock (1724–1803), Heinrich Wilhelm von Gerstenberg (1737–1823), Johann Heinrich Voss (1751–1826) and Matthias Claudius (1740–1815), with whom he discussed sung poetry and the application of principles of rhetoric and drama to musical structures.
On 14 December 1788, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach died in Hamburg a highly respected and revered composer whose fame at the time far outstripped that of his father. The leading composer in the age of the Empfindsamer Stil (»sensitive style«), he was a major influence on the next generation of composers, including Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven.
Christopher Hogwood on Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, son of J.S. Bach
C.P.E. Bach Trio Sonata in b Wq 143
C.P.E. Bach: Cello Concerto in A Minor Wq. 170; William Skeen, Voices of Music, First Mvt.
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renegadetribune--2020-09-13--Attacker Tries to Kidnap Child in Broad Daylight

You think you ’ re safe just enjoying a nice meal outside with some friends and family ?
Not when @ @ @ @ @ society patrolling the streets !
This kidnapping may have been successful if it were not @ @ @ @ @ a guy who seems to have had a little martial arts ( BJJ ) training @

You think you’re safe just enjoying a nice meal outside with some friends and family? Not when there are the dregs of society patrolling the streets!
This kidnapping may have been successful if it were not for the quick actions of a guy who seems to have had a little martial arts (BJJ) training.
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