consciouslifenews--2020-06-04--We Interrupt This Pandemic… With Demands for Justice and Healing

Remember the coronavirus ?
It dominated the news for three months , redefined every aspect of our daily lives , and killed over a hundred thousand in the US alone .
It also further exposed the venality and the insanity of our current Administration , making this reality-show presidency seem even more surreal than it already had been .
Long after immunities and vaccines have quelled the acute surge , people will still tell stories about the quarantine period ( s ) , marking it as a generationally significant societal event .
But it turns out there are more pressing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ societies for centuries .
Like a pandemic , these issues are punctuated by acute moments and spikes of fear ; unlike a pandemic , they aren ’ t triggered by external conditions and microscopic occurrences .
Rather , these are the things we do to ourselves , initiated and instantiated by human cultures , infusing our systems of governance and structures of power at the macroscopic scale .
These core issues aren ’ t pandemic—they ’ re endemic .
“ Maybe in some manner beyond mere quantification , the virus has further illuminated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all at risk but how those risks are starkly distributed across society.
” We ’ ve tried to fashion names for these things : structural racism , police violence , economic inequality .
Yet because they are endemic , naming them as such can make these issues appear compartmentalized , leading to calls for reforming particular sectors or remediating specific acts of abhorrent behavior .
What feels different right now—prompted by the confluence of a pandemic , economic downturn , and yet another wave of horrific racial homicides—is an intensifying sense that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ uprisings and unrest in the wake of George Floyd ’ s murder have centered race issues in the discourse while tapping into an array of related crises .
It seems as if there is an implicit recognition of the ways in which we are interconnected—again , perhaps spurred by months of pandemic lockdown—and how famous aphorisms like King ’ s “ injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere ” accurately describe our world .
On some level we are all George Floyd , we all can ’ t breathe , and we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deeper reality is that some of us are more like George Floyd and more impacted by the forces that killed him .
Even in a pandemic that seems indiscriminate in terms of the lack of a viral intention , the negative impacts skew strongly toward individuals and communities that are already marginalized in our system .
Preexisting factors of poor health , substandard housing , lower wages , environmental toxins , limited services , and policies of social and spatial containment have shaped rates of infection and death .
Maybe in some manner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ further illuminated the ways in which we ’ re all at risk but how those risks are starkly distributed across society .
Perhaps a few months of joint vulnerability and the realization of how precariously intertwined our lives are did something to change the equation in people ’ s minds .
It could be that widespread economic effects have sparked renewed insight about how many of us are one crisis away from being on the wrong end of the meritocratic myth .
Or maybe it ’ s even simpler : months of social @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back to their lives , only to be immediately confronted with an unvarnished reminder that “ business as usual ” includes racism , violence , and structural injustice .
The call to “ reopen ” society isn ’ t just about stores and bars ; it ’ s about reopening ourselves to the reality of a system that is built on racism , violence , and injustice .
One can be victimized by this , or perpetuate it , or be complacent about it—or a combination of all the above .
Either way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us , and we ’ re all part of it .
Life is filled with moments for choosing when to accommodate and when to resist when to “ go along to get along ” and when to refuse to do so .
It ’ s not an exact science or a totalizing litmus test , and the different ways people are situated influence how we meet such moments .
In the larger scheme , though , looms the recognition of common purpose and social solidarity .
And that may well be the most @ @ @ @ @ @ @

Remember the coronavirus? It dominated the news for three months, redefined every aspect of our daily lives, and killed over a hundred thousand in the US alone. It also further exposed the venality and the insanity of our current Administration, making this reality-show presidency seem even more surreal than it already had been. Long after immunities and vaccines have quelled the acute surge, people will still tell stories about the quarantine period(s), marking it as a generationally significant societal event.
But it turns out there are more pressing issues that have defined our politics and societies for centuries. Like a pandemic, these issues are punctuated by acute moments and spikes of fear; unlike a pandemic, they aren’t triggered by external conditions and microscopic occurrences. Rather, these are the things we do to ourselves, initiated and instantiated by human cultures, infusing our systems of governance and structures of power at the macroscopic scale. These core issues aren’t pandemic—they’re endemic.
“Maybe in some manner beyond mere quantification, the virus has further illuminated the ways in which we’re all at risk but how those risks are starkly distributed across society.”
We’ve tried to fashion names for these things: structural racism, police violence, economic inequality. Yet because they are endemic, naming them as such can make these issues appear compartmentalized, leading to calls for reforming particular sectors or remediating specific acts of abhorrent behavior. What feels different right now—prompted by the confluence of a pandemic, economic downturn, and yet another wave of horrific racial homicides—is an intensifying sense that the entire system itself is sick.
The uprisings and unrest in the wake of George Floyd’s murder have centered race issues in the discourse while tapping into an array of related crises. It seems as if there is an implicit recognition of the ways in which we are interconnected—again, perhaps spurred by months of pandemic lockdown—and how famous aphorisms like King’s “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” accurately describe our world. On some level we are all George Floyd, we all can’t breathe, and we all want justice.
Still, the deeper reality is that some of us are more like George Floyd and more impacted by the forces that killed him. Even in a pandemic that seems indiscriminate in terms of the lack of a viral intention, the negative impacts skew strongly toward individuals and communities that are already marginalized in our system. Preexisting factors of poor health, substandard housing, lower wages, environmental toxins, limited services, and policies of social and spatial containment have shaped rates of infection and death.
Maybe in some manner beyond mere quantification, the virus has further illuminated the ways in which we’re all at risk but how those risks are starkly distributed across society. Perhaps a few months of joint vulnerability and the realization of how precariously intertwined our lives are did something to change the equation in people’s minds. It could be that widespread economic effects have sparked renewed insight about how many of us are one crisis away from being on the wrong end of the meritocratic myth.
Or maybe it’s even simpler: months of social distance have made people long for getting back to their lives, only to be immediately confronted with an unvarnished reminder that “business as usual” includes racism, violence, and structural injustice. The call to “reopen” society isn’t just about stores and bars; it’s about reopening ourselves to the reality of a system that is built on racism, violence, and injustice. One can be victimized by this, or perpetuate it, or be complacent about it—or a combination of all the above.
Either way, this is the system that sustains us, and we’re all part of it. Life is filled with moments for choosing when to accommodate and when to resist when to “go along to get along” and when to refuse to do so. It’s not an exact science or a totalizing litmus test, and the different ways people are situated influence how we meet such moments. In the larger scheme, though, looms the recognition of common purpose and social solidarity. And that may well be the most newsworthy and impactful revelation of all.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-04--CBD, Alzheimer’s and More

CBD, Alzheimer’s and More

We can best describe cannabidiol ( CBD ) as a cannabis extract .
Unlike marijuana , CBD doesn ’ t make its users high .
It also has undeniable medicinal value .
For these reasons , CBD is legal in most parts of the United States .
Most people tend to think that CBD is the same as tetrahydrocannabidiol ( THC ) or marijuana .
But to be clear , CBD doesn ’ t have the same effects as these compounds .
The process of extracting CBD from the cannabis plant is similar to the process used to derive caffeine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the process of obtaining aspirin from willow tree bark .
Most CBD products are in oil form .
CBD has been linked to several health benefits .
It is said to help manage pain , anxiety , arthritis , acne , and muscle spasticity .
It also provides relief from the symptoms of serious health conditions such as vascular dementia , Alzheimer 's disease , Huntington disease , and Parkinson ’ s disease .
In 2017 , the Salk Institute of California conducted a study that showed that CBD helps to step @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suffer from dementia .
The FDA has also approved it for the treatment of epilepsy .
Nevertheless , the FDA warns against high doses of CBD as they could cause liver damage .
CBD continues to be strongly linked to Alzheimer 's disease .
Recent research suggests that CBD may remove or reduce the effects of declining brain cells , inflammation , and oxygen buildup .
Why is this important for Alzheimer 's patients ?
Inflammation heightens the negative effects of Alzheimer 's disease , and since inflammation triggers more Alzheimer ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and make the condition bearable .
As more people source for genuine CBD oils , you can become a Berkshirecbd affiliate .
You ’ ll help get CBD oils to those who need them by promoting it and earn a decent commission .
In most Alzheimer cases , you ’ ll find that as the inflammation increases , the condition worsens .
This interferes with the patient 's quality of life tremendously .
More oxygen is released as the inflammation worsens , and this compromises the brain 's function .
The effect of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can no longer function at full capacity .
It deteriorates and the patient experiences symptoms such as memory loss .
Alzheimer 's patients are subject to rapid destruction and decline of brain cells , and that ’ s why this is such an unpleasant condition .
One of the reasons why CBD is effective in reducing these symptoms is because it is an anti-oxidant .
It alleviates the oxygen stress that engulfs the brain cells , and this may help restore some brain functions .
Research has shown that CBD could help to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's condition .
In some cases , CBD can greatly reverse the awful impact of Alzheimer 's .
In 2011 , Tim Karl of the Karl Group stumbled upon useful findings of CBD action on brain cells .
According to their research findings , CBD promotes the development and growth of brain cells , and this reduces the deterioration of brain function in Alzheimer 's patients .
Research on the positive effects of CBD on Alzheimer 's disease is still ongoing .
If you have a loved one who is suffering from Alzheimer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them CBD oil .

We can best describe cannabidiol (CBD) as a cannabis extract. Unlike marijuana, CBD doesn’t make its users high. It also has undeniable medicinal value. For these reasons, CBD is legal in most parts of the United States. Most people tend to think that CBD is the same as tetrahydrocannabidiol (THC) or marijuana. But to be clear, CBD doesn’t have the same effects as these compounds. The process of extracting CBD from the cannabis plant is similar to the process used to derive caffeine from coffee beans. It also compares to the process of obtaining aspirin from willow tree bark. Most CBD products are in oil form.
The Health Benefits of CBD
CBD has been linked to several health benefits. It is said to help manage pain, anxiety, arthritis, acne, and muscle spasticity. It also provides relief from the symptoms of serious health conditions such as vascular dementia, Alzheimer's disease, Huntington disease, and Parkinson’s disease.
In 2017, the Salk Institute of California conducted a study that showed that CBD helps to step up brain cell connection in those who suffer from dementia. The FDA has also approved it for the treatment of epilepsy. Nevertheless, the FDA warns against high doses of CBD as they could cause liver damage.
Alzheimer's Disease
CBD continues to be strongly linked to Alzheimer's disease. Recent research suggests that CBD may remove or reduce the effects of declining brain cells, inflammation, and oxygen buildup. Why is this important for Alzheimer's patients? Inflammation heightens the negative effects of Alzheimer's disease, and since inflammation triggers more Alzheimer’s symptoms, CBD can ease these symptoms and make the condition bearable. As more people source for genuine CBD oils, you can become a Cannaflower affiliate. You’ll help get CBD oils to those who need them by promoting it and earn a decent commission.
In most Alzheimer cases, you’ll find that as the inflammation increases, the condition worsens. This interferes with the patient's quality of life tremendously. More oxygen is released as the inflammation worsens, and this compromises the brain's function.
CBD for Alzheimer's Disease
The effect of Alzheimer's disease is that the brain can no longer function at full capacity. It deteriorates and the patient experiences symptoms such as memory loss. Alzheimer's patients are subject to rapid destruction and decline of brain cells, and that’s why this is such an unpleasant condition. One of the reasons why CBD is effective in reducing these symptoms is because it is an anti-oxidant. It alleviates the oxygen stress that engulfs the brain cells, and this may help restore some brain functions.
Research has shown that CBD could help to stimulate brain tissue and improve the patient's condition. In some cases, CBD can greatly reverse the awful impact of Alzheimer's. In 2011, Tim Karl of the Karl Group stumbled upon useful findings of CBD action on brain cells. According to their research findings, CBD promotes the development and growth of brain cells, and this reduces the deterioration of brain function in Alzheimer's patients.
Research on the positive effects of CBD on Alzheimer's disease is still ongoing. If you have a loved one who is suffering from Alzheimer's, consult a doctor before giving them CBD oil.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-04--Morning Inspiration: Don’t Lose Faith (Motivational Video)

While working towards your goals , never let the fear of failure or the need to play it safe stop @ @ @ @ @ Keep progressing and see just how much you can accomplish .
“ See if you @ @ @ @ @ 're not gon na win .
It 's by trying things that you figure out @ @ @ @ @ .
You got ta get outside the box.
” “ Success is the successive progression @ @ @ @ @ Anyone that has a goal and is working towards it for ( will be ) @ @ @ @ @ a big one that people are afraid of .
But failure is one of the @ @ @ @ @ ever have , as far as like the motivation to see things differently.
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Source: Mulligan Brothers MOTIVATION
While working towards your goals, never let the fear of failure or the need to play it safe stop you in your tracks. Keep progressing and see just how much you can accomplish.
“See if you're playing it safe you're not gonna win. It's by trying things that you figure out how far you can go. You gotta get outside the box.”
“Success is the successive progression of a worthy ideal. Anyone that has a goal and is working towards it for (will be) successful”
“Failure is a big one that people are afraid of. But failure is one of the most important things you can ever have, as far as like the motivation to see things differently.”
Watch and be motivated today!!


consciouslifenews--2020-06-04--Thatcham Research, Who Are They and What Do They Do?

Thatcham is a name that readily springs to mind when it comes to road safety but did you know that last year , in 2019 , Thatcham Research celebrated its fiftieth birthday ?
Thatcham Research has been around a lot longer than most people realise .
Car safety and indeed cars have changed exponentially over the last five decades and Thatcham has been involved every step of the way , driving down insurance premiums and testing new vehicles to inform key safety changes throughout the motor industry many of which we take for granted today .
However , Thatcham ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ maintains that in the next five years , motorists will see even more changes collectively than they have done in the last fifty years combined .
• Thatcham was founded by the motor insurance industry • It ’ s stated aim was to improve vehicle standards and improve the quality of car repairs • Thatcham has trained more than 1,500 engineering experts via its apprenticeship scheme • Crash testing has become ever more sophisticated and people can now survive accidents which were previously fatal due to changes in motor manufacturing • In 2007 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ awards star ratings for car safety features .
Manufacturers now compete to gain the coveted highest level of a five-star NCAP safety rating • Matthew Avery , the Director of Research at Thatcham , reports that 15,000 lives have been saved in the last twenty years due to research-led and inspired safety improvements • Thatcham Research has led the testing of the new AEB systems – Autonomous Emergency Braking which can reduce crashes by up to 38 % • Many motorists have mainly heard of Thatcham for their work in the field of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the car itself and items contained within it .
Thatcham Research helped to reduce car crime by up to 80 % from its peak levels during the early 1990s developing security standards across the motor industry still in place today .
Now , the focus has shifted to protecting vehicles against digital theft • Thatcham predict that driver assistance and automation are going to be the biggest changes the motor industry experiences in the next few years – this is going to make cars increasingly complex and sophisticated • Thatcham are at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ emerging technologies establishing a new generation of experts with the requisite skills to respond to the developments in motor manufacturing • Thatcham 's input is more influential than ever providing data and insight to carmakers , insurers and the motoring public – Thatcham drive change Cars through the decades , which ones have been influential in Thatcham research ?
In the 1970s , Thatcham used the 1973 Ford Cortina Mark 3 for impact testing .
Known by Thatcham as ‘ the Bullet ’ , Thatcham used three Ford Cortinas for front , side @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were then repaired and re-used , specifically to inform the quality and cost of repair for subsequent accidents as well to lead ground-breaking testing into impact safety measures on new cars .
This led to the adoption of ‘ door skins ’ by car makers which meant a repair shop did not need to fit a whole new door each time an accident occurred saving the insurance industry money and impacting on premium levels .
In the 1980s , Thatcham turned their attention to the Chrysler Calspan which came to Thatcham in 1980 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ collision damage and repair cost as well as impact testing specifically to inform engineers about the difference between the stability of bumpers on US and UK car models .
Thatcham ’ s research led to a global standard for bumper design .
In the 1990s , car crime had hit previously unseen levels and one of the most popular models for car thieves was the Peugeot 205 GTI .
Consequently , Thatcham used the 1993 Peugeot 205 GTI 1.9 model to build the template for its new Vehicle Security Assessment programme .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alarms and double-locking doors which had a major impact on the reduction of car crime during this decade by about 80 % .
In the 2000s , whiplash was the focus and Thatcham used the 2001 Saab 93 and the Volvo 850 to inform the industry about anti-whiplash seats .
The International Insurance Whiplash Prevention Working Group and the whiplashing testing programme saw Thatcham Research join Euro NCAP by invitation .
This was all about designing car seats to reduce the impact of whiplash in a collision .
From 2010 to 2020 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s interest as this was the first car to be produced with AEB – Autonomous Emergency Braking – using the LIDAR system .
This was the cornerstone for Thatcham ’ s research and now Advanced Driver Assistance Systems are becoming more commonplace on new cars .
AEB can reduce front to rear collisions by around 38 % .
So , what lies ahead for the next decade ?
Huge changes if the predictions of Thatchams ’ CEO are anything to go by .
The main influencers are going to be the use of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – and the increasing prevalence of automated driving or Artificial Intelligence .
Automation represents massive safety possibilities for the motor industry but also , uniquely , involves its own enormous safety challenges .
One thing is for sure , Thatcham Research is going to remain at the forefront of industry-wide testing and research for decades to come , developing and informing new opportunities for safety , repair , economy and training in the years ahead .
For the ordinary motorist , the importance of Thatcham may just pass them by but if you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is about two things – safer car design across all makes and models and cheaper repairs which directly impact on the cost of motor insurance .
The ABI report that more than 50 % of the money paid out in insurance claims goes on repairing cars .
It is Thatcham research which is keeping cars as safe as possible , Thatcham Research which drives down insurance premiums and Thatcham Research which tests out the emerging technologies to ensure they are safe and fit for purpose .

Thatcham is a name that readily springs to mind when it comes to road safety but did you know that last year, in 2019, Thatcham Research celebrated its fiftieth birthday? Thatcham Research has been around a lot longer than most people realise.
Car safety and indeed cars have changed exponentially over the last five decades and Thatcham has been involved every step of the way, driving down insurance premiums and testing new vehicles to inform key safety changes throughout the motor industry many of which we take for granted today. However, Thatcham’s Chief Executive, Jonathan Hewett, maintains that in the next five years, motorists will see even more changes collectively than they have done in the last fifty years combined.
Some interesting facts about Thatcham Research
Thatcham was founded by the motor insurance industry
It’s stated aim was to improve vehicle standards and improve the quality of car repairs
Thatcham has trained more than 1,500 engineering experts via its apprenticeship scheme
Crash testing has become ever more sophisticated and people can now survive accidents which were previously fatal due to changes in motor manufacturing
In 2007, Thatcham Research joined Euro NCAP which awards star ratings for car safety features. Manufacturers now compete to gain the coveted highest level of a five-star NCAP safety rating
Matthew Avery, the Director of Research at Thatcham, reports that 15,000 lives have been saved in the last twenty years due to research-led and inspired safety improvements
Thatcham Research has led the testing of the new AEB systems – Autonomous Emergency Braking which can reduce crashes by up to 38%
Many motorists have mainly heard of Thatcham for their work in the field of car security helping to prevent theft both of the car itself and items contained within it. Thatcham Research helped to reduce car crime by up to 80% from its peak levels during the early 1990s developing security standards across the motor industry still in place today. Now, the focus has shifted to protecting vehicles against digital theft
Thatcham predict that driver assistance and automation are going to be the biggest changes the motor industry experiences in the next few years – this is going to make cars increasingly complex and sophisticated
Thatcham are at the forefront of the training for the emerging technologies establishing a new generation of experts with the requisite skills to respond to the developments in motor manufacturing
Thatcham's input is more influential than ever providing data and insight to carmakers, insurers and the motoring public – Thatcham drive change
Cars through the decades, which ones have been influential in Thatcham research?
In the 1970s, Thatcham used the 1973 Ford Cortina Mark 3 for impact testing. Known by Thatcham as ‘the Bullet’, Thatcham used three Ford Cortinas for front, side and rear impact testing. These cars were then repaired and re-used, specifically to inform the quality and cost of repair for subsequent accidents as well to lead ground-breaking testing into impact safety measures on new cars. This led to the adoption of ‘door skins’ by car makers which meant a repair shop did not need to fit a whole new door each time an accident occurred saving the insurance industry money and impacting on premium levels.
In the 1980s, Thatcham turned their attention to the Chrysler Calspan which came to Thatcham in 1980 from the States for research into both collision damage and repair cost as well as impact testing specifically to inform engineers about the difference between the stability of bumpers on US and UK car models. Thatcham’s research led to a global standard for bumper design.
In the 1990s, car crime had hit previously unseen levels and one of the most popular models for car thieves was the Peugeot 205 GTI. Consequently, Thatcham used the 1993 Peugeot 205 GTI 1.9 model to build the template for its new Vehicle Security Assessment programme. This saw the development of features like car alarms and double-locking doors which had a major impact on the reduction of car crime during this decade by about 80%.
In the 2000s, whiplash was the focus and Thatcham used the 2001 Saab 93 and the Volvo 850 to inform the industry about anti-whiplash seats. The International Insurance Whiplash Prevention Working Group and the whiplashing testing programme saw Thatcham Research join Euro NCAP by invitation. This was all about designing car seats to reduce the impact of whiplash in a collision.
From 2010 to 2020, the 2012 Volvo XC60 was Thatcham’s interest as this was the first car to be produced with AEB – Autonomous Emergency Braking – using the LIDAR system. This was the cornerstone for Thatcham’s research and now Advanced Driver Assistance Systems are becoming more commonplace on new cars. AEB can reduce front to rear collisions by around 38%.
So, what lies ahead for the next decade? Huge changes if the predictions of Thatchams’ CEO are anything to go by. The main influencers are going to be the use of alternative fuels – hybrid and electric technology – and the increasing prevalence of automated driving or Artificial Intelligence. Automation represents massive safety possibilities for the motor industry but also, uniquely, involves its own enormous safety challenges. One thing is for sure, Thatcham Research is going to remain at the forefront of industry-wide testing and research for decades to come, developing and informing new opportunities for safety, repair, economy and training in the years ahead.
For the ordinary motorist, the importance of Thatcham may just pass them by but if you want to boil it down, Thatcham is about two things – safer car design across all makes and models and cheaper repairs which directly impact on the cost of motor insurance. The ABI report that more than 50% of the money paid out in insurance claims goes on repairing cars. It is Thatcham research which is keeping cars as safe as possible, Thatcham Research which drives down insurance premiums and Thatcham Research which tests out the emerging technologies to ensure they are safe and fit for purpose.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-04--Autonomous Emergency Braking – Is This a Safety Revolution for the Motor Industry?

ABS – Anti-lock Braking System – was for many years the biggest advance in performance and safety when it came to a car ’ s braking system , protecting drivers during emergencies and also helping to stabilise vehicles when they corner .
Now , the new acronym to embrace is AEB – Autonomous Emergency Braking – which is set to revolutionise car safety and how we drive .
What is AEB and how does it work ?
The concept is simple explains Show Plates Express , a leader in custom number plates .
AEB is an inbuilt safety system which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sensors on the vehicle , intervening when it perceives that a situation is dangerous and a collision might occur .
The driver first receives a warning and then the brakes are applied if the driver fails to respond within the ‘ reaction window ’ .
A collision can be much reduced because the brakes are applied or , even avoided altogether .
The technology that is used is the same across the board ; Lidar – Light detection and radar – or camera sensors or a mixture of the two .
These provide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s current speed and direction so that the AEB system can form a judgement about whether the situation is safe or potentially dangerous .
In the latter scenario , a warning is issued and then the brakes are applied if the driver fails to respond .
The technology whilst universal is applied differently to different makes and models and because it is still in its infancy , it may be more developed by some manufacturers than others .
So , don ’ t assume therefore it is the same on every vehicle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than others .
What is the force of the braking impact ?
AEB is able to figure out the amount of force need to stop the car safely and will only apply the necessary intervention .
The judgement is based on the amount of information that the car ’ s system has processed and assessed on current speed , trajectory and the imminency of the impact .
The braking impact should be commensurate with the potential risk and danger of the immediate situation .
Different motor manufacturers employ the technology in different ways @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the speed involved and the type of hazards the particular system can identify .
Some AEB systems target more low-speed collisions in urban areas whilst others can comprehend and process multi-lane driving such as motorway situations or rural roads which are the most hazardous of all .
The technology is continually evolving however and will eventually reach a point where it is universally applied to all types and makes of car rather than just high-end or premium vehicles and , across all types of traffic conditions .
Reducing impact speeds or avoiding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ motoring safety .
The European New Car Assessment Programme or EuroNCAP combined with data from the Australasian NCAP programme found that AEB gave a 38 % reduction in rear-end crashes across the world .
Rather than making cars safer in the event of an accident which has been the focus for the motor manufacturing industry over decades , the difference with AEB is that it aims to stop the crash happening in the first place .
Thatcham Research established in 1969 and an industry group which aims to put safety at the heart @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be the biggest development in motoring safety since the advent of the seatbelt .
Currently , around 20 % of cars come with AEB fitted as standard and just over a quarter – 27 % – offer AEB systems as optional extras for an additional charge .
AEB often forms part of a safety bundle which the motorist can choose to add to the vehicle at purchase .
Costs vary from as little as £200 to in excess of £1,000 for a more comprehensive safety upgrade .
Unsurprisingly , Volvo , that bastion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City Safety AEB system standard on all new models since 2008 and reports that insurance claims for frontal collisions have reduced by 28 % .
The pressure is on now for other motor manufacturers as Euro NCAP have said they will no longer give a five-star safety rating to any car that does not have AEB so it is likely to become a universal feature across all makes and models in the not too distant future , a position supported by the European Parliament and Thatcham Research .
AEB has been mandatory on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for AEB AEB has many different guises so here are some of the names used by a few of the main motor manufacturers : - • Jeep – Forward Collision Warning Plus or Forward Collision Plus The clue is in the name as many of these systems are currently focused on city driving and urban situations where there is probably a higher concentration of pedestrians and other dangers .
It is also probably easier initially to intervene with a car travelling at lower speeds than higher ones and also recognise standard hazards of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ random nature of incidents which can occur on rural roads .
Tesla has already demonstrated the impact of its emergency braking systems preventing injury to two families who narrowly avoided having their car struck by an oak tree during Storm Dennis .
Rather strangely , both families involved in the incident with the same tree were driving in opposite directions and both were driving Teslas .

ABS – Anti-lock Braking System – was for many years the biggest advance in performance and safety when it came to a car’s braking system, protecting drivers during emergencies and also helping to stabilise vehicles when they corner. Now, the new acronym to embrace is AEB – Autonomous Emergency Braking – which is set to revolutionise car safety and how we drive.
What is AEB and how does it work?
The concept is simple explains Show Plates Express, a leader in custom number plates. AEB is an inbuilt safety system which monitors the traffic and road conditions through sensors on the vehicle, intervening when it perceives that a situation is dangerous and a collision might occur. The driver first receives a warning and then the brakes are applied if the driver fails to respond within the ‘reaction window’. A collision can be much reduced because the brakes are applied or, even avoided altogether.
The technology that is used is the same across the board; Lidar – Light detection and radar – or camera sensors or a mixture of the two. These provide information which is applied to the car’s current speed and direction so that the AEB system can form a judgement about whether the situation is safe or potentially dangerous. In the latter scenario, a warning is issued and then the brakes are applied if the driver fails to respond.
The technology whilst universal is applied differently to different makes and models and because it is still in its infancy, it may be more developed by some manufacturers than others. So, don’t assume therefore it is the same on every vehicle as some cars can be more sophisticated than others.
What is the force of the braking impact?
AEB is able to figure out the amount of force need to stop the car safely and will only apply the necessary intervention. The judgement is based on the amount of information that the car’s system has processed and assessed on current speed, trajectory and the imminency of the impact. The braking impact should be commensurate with the potential risk and danger of the immediate situation.
The differences in AEB systems
Different motor manufacturers employ the technology in different ways. The main variations tend to focus on the speed involved and the type of hazards the particular system can identify. Some AEB systems target more low-speed collisions in urban areas whilst others can comprehend and process multi-lane driving such as motorway situations or rural roads which are the most hazardous of all. The technology is continually evolving however and will eventually reach a point where it is universally applied to all types and makes of car rather than just high-end or premium vehicles and, across all types of traffic conditions.
A safety revolution
Reducing impact speeds or avoiding accidents altogether is a complete game-changer in motoring safety. The European New Car Assessment Programme or EuroNCAP combined with data from the Australasian NCAP programme found that AEB gave a 38% reduction in rear-end crashes across the world. Rather than making cars safer in the event of an accident which has been the focus for the motor manufacturing industry over decades, the difference with AEB is that it aims to stop the crash happening in the first place.
Thatcham Research established in 1969 and an industry group which aims to put safety at the heart of motoring has stated that AEB could be the biggest development in motoring safety since the advent of the seatbelt. Currently, around 20% of cars come with AEB fitted as standard and just over a quarter – 27% – offer AEB systems as optional extras for an additional charge. AEB often forms part of a safety bundle which the motorist can choose to add to the vehicle at purchase. Costs vary from as little as £200 to in excess of £1,000 for a more comprehensive safety upgrade.
Unsurprisingly, Volvo, that bastion of road safety, has made its City Safety AEB system standard on all new models since 2008 and reports that insurance claims for frontal collisions have reduced by 28%. The pressure is on now for other motor manufacturers as Euro NCAP have said they will no longer give a five-star safety rating to any car that does not have AEB so it is likely to become a universal feature across all makes and models in the not too distant future, a position supported by the European Parliament and Thatcham Research. AEB has been mandatory on HGVs since 2015.
The different names for AEB
AEB has many different guises so here are some of the names used by a few of the main motor manufacturers:-
BMW – Driving Assistant, Driving Assistant Plus or Active Guard
Driving Assistant, Driving Assistant Plus or Active Guard Citroen – Active City Brake
Active City Brake Fiat – City Brake Control or just Brake Control
City Brake Control or just Brake Control Ford – Active City Stop or Pre Collision Assist or Active Braking
Active City Stop or Pre Collision Assist or Active Braking Honda – Collision Mitigation Braking System or City Brake Active System
Collision Mitigation Braking System or City Brake Active System Jaguar – Autonomous Emergency Braking
Autonomous Emergency Braking Jeep – Forward Collision Warning Plus or Forward Collision Plus
Forward Collision Warning Plus or Forward Collision Plus Land Rover – Autonomous Emergency Braking
Autonomous Emergency Braking Mercedes – Collision Prevent Assist 3.0 or Distronic Plus
Collision Prevent Assist 3.0 or Distronic Plus Mini – Driving Assistant
Driving Assistant Nissan – Forward Emergency Braking
Forward Emergency Braking Peugeot – Active City Brake or Emergency Collision Alert with Emergency Braking
Active City Brake or Emergency Collision Alert with Emergency Braking Renault – Active Emergency Braking
Active Emergency Braking Skoda – City Safe Drive or Front Assist
City Safe Drive or Front Assist Subaru – Eyesight
Eyesight Tesla – Automatic Emergency Braking
Automatic Emergency Braking Toyota – Pre-Crash System
Pre-Crash System Vauxhall – Forward Collision Warning with Automatic Brake Intervention
Forward Collision Warning with Automatic Brake Intervention Volkswagen – Front Assist Including City Emergency Braking or City Emergency Braking
The clue is in the name as many of these systems are currently focused on city driving and urban situations where there is probably a higher concentration of pedestrians and other dangers. It is also probably easier initially to intervene with a car travelling at lower speeds than higher ones and also recognise standard hazards of pedestrians and cyclists compared to the more random nature of incidents which can occur on rural roads.
Tesla has already demonstrated the impact of its emergency braking systems preventing injury to two families who narrowly avoided having their car struck by an oak tree during Storm Dennis. Rather strangely, both families involved in the incident with the same tree were driving in opposite directions and both were driving Teslas.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-04--3 Proven Benefits of Stinging Nettle Leaf Capsules

Did you know that stinging nettle has been doing the rounds as an effective herbal medicine for quite a while ?
Ancient times , to be precise !
The people of ancient Egypt used it to treat lower backache , arthritis , while Roman soldiers used rubbed nettle leaf on them for staying warm , fighting the cold .
When stinging nettle is processed as capsules or supplements – freeze-dried , cooked , or dried , it is safe for human consumption .
According to an article published on Huffingtonpost.ca , stinging nettle is beneficial because it is high in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vitamin A .
Here are three proven benefits of nettle leaf capsules : Chronic inflammation is detrimental to your health and therefore , you should choose nettle leaf supplements that come with several compounds to fight inflammation .
In test-tube and animal studies , nettle leaf helped in cutting back numerous inflammatory hormones by intervening with their creation .
On human studies , taking nettle leaf medications or applying topical products proved to alleviate the symptoms of arthritis and painful inflammatory conditions .
In a particular study on 27 people , the use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and proved better than placebo treatment .
In another study , nettle leaf supplement assuaged arthritis pain .
More research is ongoing to prove the effectiveness of nettle leaf to alleviate pain and inflammation .
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Comes with several essential nutrients Did you know that nettle leaves as well as roots come with an array of essential nutrients ?
These include vitamins A , K , C , and many B vitamins .
Nettle leaves are also rich in minerals like iron , phosphorous , calcium , magnesium , sodium , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential amino acids .
When it comes to fats , it includes palmitic acid , linoleic acid , oleic acid , and stearic acid .
The capsules are also rich in pigments and polyphenols .
Moreover , most of these nutrients serve as antioxidants in your body to protect the cells against the free radicals , which are associated with aging , cancer , and other serious illnesses .
Hay fever is a kind of allergy that results in inflammation in the inner lining of the human nose .
When you take natural @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the best way to treat hay fever .
According to test-tube studies , the extracts of nettle leaf have the potential to slow down the process of inflammation that triggers seasonal allergies .
The benefits include preventing immune cells and histamine receptors from discharging chemicals triggering allergic reactions or symptoms .
Then , human research shows that nettle leaves are equal or are just better at treating the symptoms of hay fever , compared to placebo .
It is indeed true that nettle leaf is effective in the treatment of hay fever and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , more human studies are required to prove its effectiveness .
Always consult your doctor before taking nettle leaf supplements if you are plagued with hay fever .
Now that you know about the benefits of nettle leaf capsules , you can make an informed decision and take them if you have arthritis pain , inflammation , and hay fever .
However , consult a physician before taking any supplements .

Did you know that stinging nettle has been doing the rounds as an effective herbal medicine for quite a while? Ancient times, to be precise! The people of ancient Egypt used it to treat lower backache, arthritis, while Roman soldiers used rubbed nettle leaf on them for staying warm, fighting the cold. When stinging nettle is processed as capsules or supplements – freeze-dried, cooked, or dried, it is safe for human consumption.
According to an article published on Huffingtonpost.ca, stinging nettle is beneficial because it is high in calcium, plant digestible iron, and vitamin A. Here are three proven benefits of nettle leaf capsules:
1. Helps in reducing inflammation
Chronic inflammation is detrimental to your health and therefore, you should choose nettle leaf supplements that come with several compounds to fight inflammation. In test-tube and animal studies, nettle leaf helped in cutting back numerous inflammatory hormones by intervening with their creation.
On human studies, taking nettle leaf medications or applying topical products proved to alleviate the symptoms of arthritis and painful inflammatory conditions. In a particular study on 27 people, the use of stinging nettle leaf reduced pain considerably and proved better than placebo treatment. In another study, nettle leaf supplement assuaged arthritis pain. More research is ongoing to prove the effectiveness of nettle leaf to alleviate pain and inflammation.
2. Comes with several essential nutrients
Did you know that nettle leaves as well as roots come with an array of essential nutrients? These include vitamins A, K, C, and many B vitamins. Nettle leaves are also rich in minerals like iron, phosphorous, calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium.
Nettle leaf capsules provide all essential amino acids. When it comes to fats, it includes palmitic acid, linoleic acid, oleic acid, and stearic acid. The capsules are also rich in pigments and polyphenols.
Moreover, most of these nutrients serve as antioxidants in your body to protect the cells against the free radicals, which are associated with aging, cancer, and other serious illnesses.
3. Helps in treating hay fever
Hay fever is a kind of allergy that results in inflammation in the inner lining of the human nose. When you take natural stinging nettle leaf supplements, it is the best way to treat hay fever. According to test-tube studies, the extracts of nettle leaf have the potential to slow down the process of inflammation that triggers seasonal allergies. The benefits include preventing immune cells and histamine receptors from discharging chemicals triggering allergic reactions or symptoms.
Then, human research shows that nettle leaves are equal or are just better at treating the symptoms of hay fever, compared to placebo. It is indeed true that nettle leaf is effective in the treatment of hay fever and a great natural remedy, but then, more human studies are required to prove its effectiveness. Always consult your doctor before taking nettle leaf supplements if you are plagued with hay fever.
Final words
Now that you know about the benefits of nettle leaf capsules, you can make an informed decision and take them if you have arthritis pain, inflammation, and hay fever. However, consult a physician before taking any supplements.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--The 3 Ingredients For Spiritual Awakening

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consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--Three Buddhist Monks Use Their Minds To Change The Structure of Bottled Water

A study published in the Journal EXPLORE , The Journal of Science and Healing conducted by scientists at National Kaohsiung Normal University , National Taiwan University , and the Institute of Noetic Sciences referenced a previous experiment which suggested that “ consumption of intentionally treated tea influenced subjective mood under double-blind , controlled conditions.
” They decided to investigate further , under double-blind , controlled conditions .
The new study used Arabidopsis thaliana seeds ( a commonly used wild type of seed that belongs to the Brassica family , which includes cruciferous vegetables like cabbage , broccoli , cauliflower ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , anthocyanin , and chlorophyll between seeds hydrated with intentionally treated vs. untreated water .
The hypocotyl is the stem of a germinating seed , anthocyanin refers to specific cell biology properties of a plant , and chlorophyll deals with the biology of the green pigment found within plants .
The study was designed as follows : Three Buddhist monks focused their intention on commercially bottled water with the goal of improving the growth of seeds ; bottled water from the same source served as an untreated control .
Seeds with the following @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were used : the wild type Arabidopsis ( Columbia-4 ) , a gain-of-function mutation ( His-CRY2 ) , and a loss-of function mutation ( cry1/2 ) , where “ gain ” and “ loss ” refer to enhanced and reduced sensitivity to blue light , respectively .
Seeds were hydrated with treated or untreated water under blinded conditions , and then placed in random positions in an incubator .
The germination process was repeated three times in each experiment , each time using new seeds , and then the entire experiment was repeated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Taiwan study showed a significant decrease in hypocotyl length , a significant increase in anthocyanin ( treated mean 17.0 ± 0.31 mg , untreated mean , and a “ modest ” increase in chlorophyll .
To see the actual numbers , and more details about the study , you can refer directly to the study .
According to the authors : This suggests that the monks were able to change the structure of water .
There were a couple of concerns and biases but they didn ’ t hold much weight according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the chemical composition of the water was not tested prior to the experiment , so that could have somehow influenced the results instead of the monks .
Again , you can refer to the study for more information like that .
Experiments over the past four decades have investigated whether human intention alone can affect the properties of water .
This question has been of interest to alternative medicine research because the human body is made up of approximately 70 % water .
Interest in this topic has been rekindled by multiple researchers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ detected by examining ice crystals formed from samples of that water .
Scientists have hypothesized and shown that water influenced by intention can indeed influence the physical formation of the ice crystals that water produces .
Consistent results commonly point to the idea that positive intentions tend to produce symmetric , well-formed , aesthetically pleasing crystals , and negative intentions tend to produce asymmetric , poorly formed , and unattractive crystals .
Dean Radin , the Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences ( one of the authors in the study above @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kizu , and Nancy Lund , designed an experiment that tested this hypothesis .
Over three days , 1,900 people in Austria and Germany focused their intentions towards water samples located inside an electromagnetically shielded room in California .
Water samples located near the target water , but unknown to the people providing intentions , acted as ‘ ‘ proximal ’ ’ controls .
Other samples located outside the shielded room acted as distant controls .
Ice drops formed from samples of water in the different treatment conditions were photographed by a technician @ @ @ @ @ @ @ beauty by over 2,500 independent judges , and the resulting data were analyzed , all by individuals blind with respect to the underlying treatment conditions .
Results suggested that crystal images in the intentionally treated condition were rated as aesthetically more beautiful than proximal control crystals ( p < 0.03 , one-tailed ) .
This outcome replicates the results of an earlier pilot test .
You can access the full study here .
Obviously , it ’ s important to remember that this type of research does cause a lot of controversies .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ written about for thousands of years .
Nearly all ancient literature from all parts of the world have stories of such phenomena , whether it ’ s ancient Vedic tests or the yoga sutras , all the way to Moses , Jesus , Mohammed , and Milarepa or the Oracle at Delphi , stories of ‘ superhuman ’ ability have always been alive and well .
The Buddha , for example , was believed to possess all manner of supernormal powers and ability .
Were these just myths ?
Or are any of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ literature that dates back thousands of years exist describing these abilities in great detail , in multiple parts of the world , if it wasn ’ t true ?
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IN BRIEF The Facts:Three Buddhist monks focused their intention on commercially bottled water with the goal of improving the growth of seeds. Results showed that they were able to have a significant impact.
Reflect On:If human intention can alter physical material matter, imagine what effect collective human intention could have on the entire human experience.
A study published in the Journal EXPLORE, The Journal of Science and Healing conducted by scientists at National Kaohsiung Normal University, National Taiwan University, and the Institute of Noetic Sciences referenced a previous experiment which suggested that “consumption of intentionally treated tea influenced subjective mood under double-blind, controlled conditions.” They decided to investigate further, under double-blind, controlled conditions. The new study used Arabidopsis thaliana seeds (a commonly used wild type of seed that belongs to the Brassica family, which includes cruciferous vegetables like cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower), and measured differences in hypocotyl length, anthocyanin, and chlorophyll between seeds hydrated with intentionally treated vs. untreated water.
The hypocotyl is the stem of a germinating seed, anthocyanin refers to specific cell biology properties of a plant, and chlorophyll deals with the biology of the green pigment found within plants. The study was designed as follows:
Three Buddhist monks focused their intention on commercially bottled water with the goal of improving the growth of seeds; bottled water from the same source served as an untreated control. Seeds with the following three variations of cryptochrome (CRY) were used: the wild type Arabidopsis (Columbia-4), a gain-of-function mutation (His-CRY2), and a loss-of function mutation (cry1/2), where “gain” and “loss” refer to enhanced and reduced sensitivity to blue light, respectively. Seeds were hydrated with treated or untreated water under blinded conditions, and then placed in random positions in an incubator. The germination process was repeated three times in each experiment, each time using new seeds, and then the entire experiment was repeated four times.
The results of the Taiwan study showed a significant decrease in hypocotyl length, a significant increase in anthocyanin (treated mean 17.0 ± 0.31 mg, untreated mean, and a “modest” increase in chlorophyll. To see the actual numbers, and more details about the study, you can refer directly to the study.
According to the authors:
These outcomes conformed to the monks’ intentions because a decrease in hypocotyl length and increase in anthocyanin and chlorophyll are associated with enhanced photomorphogenic growth. These experiments suggest that the His-CRY2 mutation of Arabidopsis may be an especially robust “detector” of intention.
This suggests that the monks were able to change the structure of water.
There were a couple of concerns and biases but they didn’t hold much weight according to the authors. One of them that the chemical composition of the water was not tested prior to the experiment, so that could have somehow influenced the results instead of the monks. Again, you can refer to the study for more information like that.
Experiments over the past four decades have investigated whether human intention alone can affect the properties of water. This question has been of interest to alternative medicine research because the human body is made up of approximately 70% water. Interest in this topic has been rekindled by multiple researchers suggesting that intentionally influenced water can be detected by examining ice crystals formed from samples of that water. Scientists have hypothesized and shown that water influenced by intention can indeed influence the physical formation of the ice crystals that water produces. Consistent results commonly point to the idea that positive intentions tend to produce symmetric, well-formed, aesthetically pleasing crystals, and negative intentions tend to produce asymmetric, poorly formed, and unattractive crystals.
Dean Radin, the Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (one of the authors in the study above) along with Masaru Emoto, Takashige Kizu, and Nancy Lund, designed an experiment that tested this hypothesis.
As the study’s description reads:
Over three days, 1,900 people in Austria and Germany focused their intentions towards water samples located inside an electromagnetically shielded room in California. Water samples located near the target water, but unknown to the people providing intentions, acted as ‘‘proximal’’ controls. Other samples located outside the shielded room acted as distant controls. Ice drops formed from samples of water in the different treatment conditions were photographed by a technician, each image was assessed for aesthetic beauty by over 2,500 independent judges, and the resulting data were analyzed, all by individuals blind with respect to the underlying treatment conditions. Results suggested that crystal images in the intentionally treated condition were rated as aesthetically more beautiful than proximal control crystals (p < 0.03, one-tailed). This outcome replicates the results of an earlier pilot test.
You can access the full study here.
Obviously, it’s important to remember that this type of research does cause a lot of controversies.
“There seems to be a deep concern that the whole field will be tarnished by studying a phenomenon that is tainted by its association with superstition, spiritualism and magic. Protecting against this possibility sometimes seems more important than encouraging scientific exploration or protecting academic freedom. But this may be changing.”
– Cassandra Vieten, PhD and President/CEO at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (source)
More Examples of Mind/Matter Influence
Stories of mind influencing matter have been written about for thousands of years. Nearly all ancient literature from all parts of the world have stories of such phenomena, whether it’s ancient Vedic tests or the yoga sutras, all the way to Moses, Jesus, Mohammed, and Milarepa or the Oracle at Delphi, stories of ‘superhuman’ ability have always been alive and well. The Buddha, for example, was believed to possess all manner of supernormal powers and ability. Were these just myths? Or are any of these stories actually true? Why would literature that dates back thousands of years exist describing these abilities in great detail, in multiple parts of the world, if it wasn’t true?
READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE…


consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--Fossil Fuel Industry Could Face $25 Trillion Collapse Due to Clean Tech, Climate Policies, and Covid

Fossil Fuel Industry Could Face $25 Trillion Collapse Due to Clean Tech, Climate Policies, and Covid-19 Pandemic

In a new analysis that bolsters climate activists ' arguments for transforming the global energy system , the London-based financial think tank Carbon Tracker warned Thursday that declining demand and rising investment risk due to cheaper renewable technologies , aggressive government policies , and the coronavirus pandemic could cause a $ 25 trillion collapse in future fossil fuel profits .
“ The disruption of # Covid19 calls for urgent government action to phase out coal and transition to clean renewable energy—to create jobs , support people and communities , and protect our health.
” —Climate and Health Alliance The report @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Size & Vulnerability of the Fossil Fuel System , says that the ongoing Covid-19 crisis is accelerating the “ terminal decline ” the fossil fuel industry was already facing because of competition with renewable energy and climate policies .
An annual International Energy Agency report projected in April that “ renewables demand is expected to increase because of low operating costs and preferential access to many power systems , ” but the pandemic is expected to cause significant declines in demand for coal , gas , and oil as well as nuclear power @ @ @ @ @ @ @ World Bank estimate that put future coal , gas , and oil profits at $ 39 trillion , say that if fossil fuel demand drops 2 % annually in line with the 2015 Paris agreement , that figure could fall to $ 14 trillion , “ sending shock waves through the global economy.
” serve as a signal to both investors and policymakers about the financial risks of propping up the fossil fuel system—which scientists warn is taking the world down a path to climate catastrophe—and the urgent need to pursue a rapid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Carbon Tracker energy strategist and report author Kingsmill Bond .
“ We are witnessing the decline and fall of the fossil fuel system.
” —Kingsmill Bond , Carbon Tracker “ We are witnessing the decline and fall of the fossil fuel system , ” Bond said in a statement Thursday .
“ Technological innovation and policy support is driving peak fossil fuel demand in the sector after sector and country after country , and the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated this .
We may now have seen peak fossil fuel demand as a whole.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ for countries that import fossil fuels , which can save trillions of dollars by switching to a clean energy economy in line with the Paris agreement , ” he added .
“ Now is the time to plan an orderly wind-down of fossil fuel assets and manage the impact on the global economy rather than try to sustain the unsustainable.
” As Covid-19 has killed over 386,000 people , infected more than 6.5 million , and triggered economically devastating lockdowns across the globe , international bodies and governments have been urged to pursue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Healthy Recovery , Green Recovery , Green Stimulus , and Global Green New Deal .
Greenpeace International executive director Jennifer Morgan highlighted Carbon Tracker 's report on Twitter Thursday and reiterated calls from climate campaigners , healthcare workers , and progressive policymakers to # BuildBackBetter from the pandemic with relief plans that support the global economy and phase out fossil fuels .
Other climate action advocates around the world shared similar reactions to the report on social media :

By Jessica Corbett | Common Dreams
In a new analysis that bolsters climate activists' arguments for transforming the global energy system, the London-based financial think tank Carbon Tracker warned Thursday that declining demand and rising investment risk due to cheaper renewable technologies, aggressive government policies, and the coronavirus pandemic could cause a $25 trillion collapse in future fossil fuel profits.
“The disruption of #Covid19 calls for urgent government action to phase out coal and transition to clean renewable energy—to create jobs, support people and communities, and protect our health.”
—Climate and Health Alliance
The report, Decline, and Fall: The Size & Vulnerability of the Fossil Fuel System, says that the ongoing Covid-19 crisis is accelerating the “terminal decline” the fossil fuel industry was already facing because of competition with renewable energy and climate policies.
An annual International Energy Agency report projected in April that “renewables demand is expected to increase because of low operating costs and preferential access to many power systems,” but the pandemic is expected to cause significant declines in demand for coal, gas, and oil as well as nuclear power this year.
Based on a 2018 World Bank estimate that put future coal, gas, and oil profits at $39 trillion, Decline and Fall say that if fossil fuel demand drops 2% annually in line with the 2015 Paris agreement, that figure could fall to $14 trillion, “sending shock waves through the global economy.”
Warning⚠The #FossilFuel industry is approaching terminal decline because of competition from clean technologies & tougher govt polices to achieve climate targets & increase energy security. The #COVID19 crisis is accelerating this decline https://t.co/lzXqB6TerC pic.twitter.com/hH7VR6feuD — Carbon Tracker (@CarbonBubble) June 4, 2020
Decline and Fall serve as a signal to both investors and policymakers about the financial risks of propping up the fossil fuel system—which scientists warn is taking the world down a path to climate catastrophe—and the urgent need to pursue a rapid but thoughtful transition to clean energy explained Carbon Tracker energy strategist and report author Kingsmill Bond.
“We are witnessing the decline and fall of the fossil fuel system.”
—Kingsmill Bond, Carbon Tracker
“We are witnessing the decline and fall of the fossil fuel system,” Bond said in a statement Thursday. “Technological innovation and policy support is driving peak fossil fuel demand in the sector after sector and country after country, and the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated this. We may now have seen peak fossil fuel demand as a whole.”
“This is a huge opportunity for countries that import fossil fuels, which can save trillions of dollars by switching to a clean energy economy in line with the Paris agreement,” he added. “Now is the time to plan an orderly wind-down of fossil fuel assets and manage the impact on the global economy rather than try to sustain the unsustainable.”
As Covid-19 has killed over 386,000 people, infected more than 6.5 million, and triggered economically devastating lockdowns across the globe, international bodies and governments have been urged to pursue a #PeoplesBailout, Just Recovery, Healthy Recovery, Green Recovery, Green Stimulus, and Global Green New Deal.
Greenpeace International executive director Jennifer Morgan highlighted Carbon Tracker's report on Twitter Thursday and reiterated calls from climate campaigners, healthcare workers, and progressive policymakers to #BuildBackBetter from the pandemic with relief plans that support the global economy and phase out fossil fuels.
“We are witnessing the decline and fall of the fossil fuel system…sector after sector and country after country, and the #COVID19 pandemic has accelerated this.” @CarbonBubble It's time for a #GreenRecovery: resilient, fair, sustainable economies that meet the climate crisis. https://t.co/RCWfJPdXev — Jennifer Morgan (@climatemorgan) June 4, 2020
Other climate action advocates around the world shared similar reactions to the report on social media:
Post-COVID, we can't just return to the status quo. The disruption of #COVID19 calls for urgent government action to phase out coal and transition to clean renewable energy — to create jobs, support people and communities and protect our health. https://t.co/VERbe9XlM6 — Climate and Health Alliance (@healthy_climate) June 4, 2020
Coronavirus outbreak could trigger a $25 trillion collapse in fossil fuel industry by accelerating terminal decline for world’s most polluting companies: https://t.co/3pGsLwLPGH Time for an urgent #justtransition out of coal, oil & gas @Fonterra @Megan_Woods @GreenpeaceNZ — Tim Jones (@timjonesbooks) June 4, 2020


consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--A Rare ‘Strawberry Full Moon Eclipse’ Is Happening TONIGHT (June 5): What You Need to Know

( TMU ) – North America and most of the Western Hemisphere is in store for a major spectacle this Friday as we ’ ll be treated to June ’ s full in all of its glory .
And for much of the world , the June Full Moon will also coincide with a dazzling kickoff of the second eclipse season of the year , with a penumbral lunar eclipse lasting over 3 hours .
NASA reports that the full moon will become visible on June 5 at 3:12 p.m. EDT , or 8:12 p.m. for people in the U.K. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about three days around this time , from early Thursday morning into early Sunday morning , ” the space agency ’ s website explains .
The strawberry moon ’ s name isn ’ t derived from any expected color of the moon but instead comes from Indigenous northeastern North Americans ’ name for the relatively short strawberry growing season .
The name is recognized by most Algonquin tribes and was passed along to colonial settlers .
Other names for the full moon include the rose moon , flower moon , planting moon , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moon .
“ Mead is a drink created by fermenting honey mixed with water , sometimes with fruits , spices , grains , or hops , ” NASA continued .
The agency explained : “ The tradition of calling the first month of marriage the ‘ honeymoon ’ dates back to at least the 1500s and maybe tied to this full Moon , either because of the custom of marrying in June or because of the ‘ Honey Moon ’ is the ‘ sweetest ’ Moon of the year .
“ Some writings @ @ @ @ @ @ @ solstice at the end of June was when honey was ripe and ready to be harvested from hives or from the wild , which made this the ‘ sweetest ’ Moon.
” The June full moon also has a long and celebrated significance for Hindus and Buddhists .
“ June was traditionally the month of marriages and is even named after the Roman goddess of marriage , Juno .
Following marriage comes the ‘ honeymoon , ’ which may be tied to this full Moon ’ s name !
, ” the Old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , while the moon will be shining brilliantly in North America , people in other parts of the world will be treated to an entirely different lunar display – a penumbral lunar eclipse that will render the moon reports .
The penumbral lunar eclipse is different than a partial or total lunar eclipse .
In this case , the Earth will be placed between the Sun and the moon , forming a line that is not entirely straight .
As a result , the Earth will be blocking sunlight from reaching the moon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ somewhat pale shadow called the penumbra .
According to most of Europe , Brazil , and western Africa and will see the eclipse underway when the moon rises Friday night , while the remainder of Africa and most of Asia will see the entirety of the eclipse .
Northeast Asia , New Zealand , and Australia will witness the eclipse toward dawn when the moon is setting .
Sadly , North America and South America will miss out on this eclipse .
The eclipse will last three hours , 18 minutes , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it will take 19 hours for it to complete its cycle .
Astrophysicist Dr. David Gozzard of the University of Western Australia International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research told the that Aussies will be able to see the eclipsed full moon without any need for binoculars or a telescope , explaining : “ Because it ’ s going to last about three hours that means it ’ s going to be peaking around twilight , so around dawn , when the sun is getting up .
“ The full moon is going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so it ’ ll be reasonably obvious .
Anywhere you can get out and see the sky and see the moon will be a good place to see it from , as long as you can get a reasonably unobstructed view to the west.
” Other lunar eclipses due to occur this year will happen in July and November , both of which will also be penumbral ones .

By Elias Marat | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com
(TMU) – North America and most of the Western Hemisphere is in store for a major spectacle this Friday as we’ll be treated to June’s full “Strawberry Moon” in all of its glory.
And for much of the world, the June Full Moon will also coincide with a dazzling kickoff of the second eclipse season of the year, with a penumbral lunar eclipse lasting over 3 hours.
NASA reports that the full moon will become visible on June 5 at 3:12 p.m. EDT, or 8:12 p.m. for people in the U.K.
“The Moon will appear full for about three days around this time, from early Thursday morning into early Sunday morning,” the space agency’s website explains.
Get ready for the full 'strawberry' moon on Friday! pic.twitter.com/w95obbvZl8 — Physics-astronomy.org (@OrgPhysics) June 2, 2020
The strawberry moon’s name isn’t derived from any expected color of the moon but instead comes from Indigenous northeastern North Americans’ name for the relatively short strawberry growing season. The name is recognized by most Algonquin tribes and was passed along to colonial settlers.
Other names for the full moon include the rose moon, flower moon, planting moon, hot moon, honeymoon, and mead moon.
“Mead is a drink created by fermenting honey mixed with water, sometimes with fruits, spices, grains, or hops,” NASA continued. The agency explained:
“The tradition of calling the first month of marriage the ‘honeymoon’ dates back to at least the 1500s and maybe tied to this full Moon, either because of the custom of marrying in June or because of the ‘Honey Moon’ is the ‘sweetest’ Moon of the year.
“Some writings suggest that the time around the Summer solstice at the end of June was when honey was ripe and ready to be harvested from hives or from the wild, which made this the ‘sweetest’ Moon.”
The June full moon also has a long and celebrated significance for Hindus and Buddhists.
THREAD 1 : 5th June 2020 – LUNAR ECLIPSE Eclipses hold a crucial place in our religion and astrology. We are experiencing a penumbral Lunar eclipse on June 5. You may wonder what is penumbral lunar eclipse. There are 3 types of lunar eclipse-
full, partial and penumbral. pic.twitter.com/XsPJJZUlmc — Gajanan Krishna Maharaj ASTROLOGER (@GajananAstro) June 4, 2020
“June was traditionally the month of marriages and is even named after the Roman goddess of marriage, Juno. Following marriage comes the ‘honeymoon,’ which may be tied to this full Moon’s name!,” the Old Farmer’s Almanac explained:
However, while the moon will be shining brilliantly in North America, people in other parts of the world will be treated to an entirely different lunar display – a penumbral lunar eclipse that will render the moon “dark and silvery,” reports LiveScience.
The penumbral lunar eclipse is different than a partial or total lunar eclipse. In this case, the Earth will be placed between the Sun and the moon, forming a line that is not entirely straight. As a result, the Earth will be blocking sunlight from reaching the moon’s surface and will form a somewhat pale shadow called the penumbra.
According to Universe Today, most of Europe, Brazil, and western Africa and will see the eclipse underway when the moon rises Friday night, while the remainder of Africa and most of Asia will see the entirety of the eclipse. Northeast Asia, New Zealand, and Australia will witness the eclipse toward dawn when the moon is setting. Sadly, North America and South America will miss out on this eclipse.
The eclipse will last three hours, 18 minutes, and 13 seconds. In total, however, it will take 19 hours for it to complete its cycle.
Astrophysicist Dr. David Gozzard of the University of Western Australia International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research told the Daily Mail that Aussies will be able to see the eclipsed full moon without any need for binoculars or a telescope, explaining:
“Because it’s going to last about three hours that means it’s going to be peaking around twilight, so around dawn, when the sun is getting up.
“The full moon is going to be quite high in the sky so it’ll be reasonably obvious. Anywhere you can get out and see the sky and see the moon will be a good place to see it from, as long as you can get a reasonably unobstructed view to the west.”
Other lunar eclipses due to occur this year will happen in July and November, both of which will also be penumbral ones.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--Morning Inspiration: You’ve Got To Take Consistent Actions (Motivational Video)

The passage of time tends to sometimes reveal to you what your passions and drives are .
The best way @ @ @ @ @ them are to consistently take action .
“ Whatever you decide to do , look @ @ @ @ @ what is it that I have , that I could bring to the table .
@ @ @ @ @ produce your product .
No one 's going to write your book .
No one @ @ @ @ @ academy , that 's your idea .
People die at age 21 and do n't @ @ @ @ @ 65.
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consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--Full Moon Meditation – Archangel Haniel & Chakra Balancing


consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--Newest Trends for Renewable Energy in 2020: It’s Not Just About Solar Anymore

As people are becoming more environmentally aware , renewable energy is increasing in popularity .
Renewable energy is constantly evolving in order to use natural resources to power homes , businesses , and machines .
These positive innovations are improving the way that humans live and are improving the overall ecosystem and all things that inhabit it .
It ’ s important to utilize these energy-saving sources in order to preserve the environment before it ’ s too late .
When people think of renewable energy , they often only think of solar energy ; and though solar energy is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there are many other options .
A specialist from a company that sells solar panels in Cherry Hill said that new trends in renewable energy are worth watching for as they are constantly changing .
With that being said , here are the top 3 newly innovated trends in renewable energy .
Wind energy is a great renewable energy source , especially if you own a large piece of property , or a building that has a large exterior landscape .
Wind power was originally used to powerboats and power machines , however @ @ @ @ @ @ @ energy has been innovated to power a number of different things , including homes and other buildings .
Previous wind energy was converted using a windmill , now , wind energy is converted using wind turbines .
Wind energy simply uses the wind turbines to convert airflow into kinetic energy that can then be used as electricity .
Wind energy is a great alternative to man-made electricity , and though it is an investment , the pay off after a few months will make wind energy very much worth your while .
Geothermal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inside of the earth .
Geothermal energy works by tapping into hot water underground and using that heat to drive an electrical generator .
Geothermal energy uses pumps that pump liquid through complex pipes to absorb the heat so that it can be used as a form of energy to power geothermal systems .
Geothermal energy is one of the most efficient forms of renewable energy and will cut electricity bills down significantly while also making a positive impact on the environment .
Geothermal energy is often most popular in the western United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hot water reservoirs underground .
This form of energy uses flowing water to create electricity .
A turbine will convert the kinetic energy of the water into mechanical energy which will then be turned into electricity using a generator .
Hydropower energy can only be used by homes and buildings that are near large bodies of water such as dams .
Hydropower energy can power a few homes , or if the body of water is large enough , it can power thousands of .
Stay Up To Date on the Newest Energy-Saving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the switch to a more renewable energy source for your home , or you want to improve your current renewable energy source , it ’ s important that you stay up to date on the various energy-saving options .
The world is slowly making the switch to renewable energy , and it ’ s becoming more important to know how you can do your part .
Keep these new trends in mind as you consider different renewable energy resources to incorporate into your life .
Jennifer Bell is a freelance writer , blogger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Southern New Jersey

As people are becoming more environmentally aware, renewable energy is increasing in popularity. Renewable energy is constantly evolving in order to use natural resources to power homes, businesses, and machines. These positive innovations are improving the way that humans live and are improving the overall ecosystem and all things that inhabit it. It’s important to utilize these energy-saving sources in order to preserve the environment before it’s too late.
The Top 3 Newest Trends in Renewable Energy
When people think of renewable energy, they often only think of solar energy; and though solar energy is an important part of renewable energy, there are many other options. A specialist from a company that sells solar panels in Cherry Hill said that new trends in renewable energy are worth watching for as they are constantly changing. With that being said, here are the top 3 newly innovated trends in renewable energy.
1. Wind Energy
Wind energy is a great renewable energy source, especially if you own a large piece of property, or a building that has a large exterior landscape. Wind power was originally used to powerboats and power machines, however, in the last decade, wind energy has been innovated to power a number of different things, including homes and other buildings. Previous wind energy was converted using a windmill, now, wind energy is converted using wind turbines.
Wind energy simply uses the wind turbines to convert airflow into kinetic energy that can then be used as electricity. Wind energy is a great alternative to man-made electricity, and though it is an investment, the pay off after a few months will make wind energy very much worth your while.
2. Geothermal Energy
Geothermal energy is an energy that comes from inside of the earth. Geothermal energy works by tapping into hot water underground and using that heat to drive an electrical generator. Geothermal energy uses pumps that pump liquid through complex pipes to absorb the heat so that it can be used as a form of energy to power geothermal systems.
Geothermal energy is one of the most efficient forms of renewable energy and will cut electricity bills down significantly while also making a positive impact on the environment. Geothermal energy is often most popular in the western United States where there is an abundance of hot water reservoirs underground.
3. Hydropower Energy
This form of energy uses flowing water to create electricity. A turbine will convert the kinetic energy of the water into mechanical energy which will then be turned into electricity using a generator. Hydropower energy can only be used by homes and buildings that are near large bodies of water such as dams. Hydropower energy can power a few homes, or if the body of water is large enough, it can power thousands of.
Stay Up To Date on the Newest Energy-Saving Trends
Whether you are looking to make the switch to a more renewable energy source for your home, or you want to improve your current renewable energy source, it’s important that you stay up to date on the various energy-saving options. The world is slowly making the switch to renewable energy, and it’s becoming more important to know how you can do your part. Keep these new trends in mind as you consider different renewable energy resources to incorporate into your life.
About the Author
Jennifer Bell is a freelance writer, blogger, dog-enthusiast and avid beachgoer operating out of Southern New Jersey


consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--Moderna’s Vaccination Guinea Pig … “Sickest in His Life” after Being Injected With Experimental Vacc

Moderna’s Vaccination Guinea Pig … “Sickest in His Life” after Being Injected With Experimental Vaccine | Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Moderna chose Haydon for the study because of his robust good health .
He was among the 15 volunteers in the high dose group .
Within 45 days , three of these—a shocking 20 % —experienced “ serious ” adverse events according to Moderna ’ s press release meaning they required hospitalization or medical intervention .
Less than 12 hours after vaccination , Hayden suffered muscle aches , vomiting , spiked a 103.2 degree fever and lost consciousness .
His girlfriend caught him as he fell .
His Moderna trial supervisor instructed Haydon to call 911 and described him as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” .
Moderna let Haydon believe the illness was just a sad coincidence unrelated to the jab .
Moderna never told Haydon he was suffering an Adverse Event .
“ Moderna ’ s press release was the first I learned of the 3 AEs in the high dose group.
” Haydon confessed last week on Twitter .
“ Later a study doc confirmed that what happened to me was an AE.
” While hiding this truth , Moderna encouraged Haydon to appear on TV to deceive the public and its shareholders by declaring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smashing success .
On May 7 , Haydon told Sanjay Gupta about his reactions in a pre-interview .
The two men agreed to keep this bad news secret when he went on air .
This corrupt deal bespeaks the pathetic state of journalism at CNN .

Robert O’Leary, JD BARA, has had an abiding interest in alternative health products & modalities since the early 1970’s & he has seen how they have made people go from lacking health to vibrant health. He became an attorney, singer-songwriter, martial artist & father along the way and brings that experience to his practice as a BioAcoustic Soundhealth Practitioner, under the tutelage of the award-winning founder of BioAcoustic Biology, Sharry Edwards, whose Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has now been serving clients for 30 years with a non-invasive & safe integrative modality that supports the body’s ability to self-heal using the power of the human voice. Robert brings this modality to serve clients in Greater Springfield, Massachusetts and New England (USA) & “virtually” the world. He can also be reached at romayasoundhealthandbeauty@gmail.
“Moderna’s press release was the first I learned of the 3 AEs in the high dose group.” Haydon confessed last week on Twitter. “Later a study doc confirmed that what happened to me was an AE.” While hiding this truth, Moderna encouraged Haydon to appear on TV to deceive the public and its shareholders by declaring Moderna’s COVID vaccine trials a smashing success. On May 7, Haydon told Sanjay Gupta about his reactions in a pre-interview. The two men agreed to keep this bad news secret when he went on air. This corrupt deal bespeaks the pathetic state of journalism at CNN.
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consciouslifenews--2020-06-05--ANTIFA – Infiltrated and Exposed From Within

Project Veritas has been investigating a Big Tech giant for months .
However , in light of the facts facing our country , we are postponing our Big Tech release temporarily to expose the domestic terrorist organization known as antifa .
After going through a detailed approval process to be accepted into the secretive radical group , our journalist recorded Antifa members describing just how violent they are .
Earlier this week , President Donald Trump announced he is designating Antifa as a terrorist organization .
Following the president ’ s tweet , Attorney General William Barr said : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Antifa and other similar groups in connection with the rioting is domestic terrorism and will be treated accordingly.
” A few statements made by radical Antifa members to our undercover journalist in their secretive meetings illustrate the group ’ s willingness and desire to engage in violent activity : Nicholas Cifuni , Antifa Member : “ Practice things like an eye gouge , it takes very little pressure to injure someone ’ s eyes.
” Nicholas Cifuni , Antifa Member : “ Police are going to be like : ‘ Perfect , we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , look how violent they are.
’ And not that we [ Antifa ] aren ’ t , but we need to f**king hide that sh*t. ” Nicholas Cifuni , Antifa Member : “ Consider like , destroying your enemy .
Not like delivering a really awesome right hand , right eye , left eye blow you know .
It ’ s not boxing , it ’ s not kickboxing , it ’ s like destroying your enemy.
” Ashes , Antifa Member : “ The whole goal of this , right , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dangerous things as safely as possible.
” Antifa is an organized and well-funded group that is attempting to sow chaos in American cities .
As patriotic citizen journalists , we must expose them for who they really are .
While these events continue to unfold in our cities , Project Veritas will push forward with investigations into these radical fringe groups across our country , and we will expose the chaos they intend to unleash .
Robert O ’ Leary , JD BARA , has had an abiding interest in alternative health products @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s & he has seen how they have made people go from lacking health to vibrant health .
He became an attorney , singer-songwriter , martial artist & father along the way and brings that experience to his practice as a BioAcoustic Soundhealth Practitioner , under the tutelage of the award-winning founder of BioAcoustic Biology , Sharry Edwards , whose Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has now been serving clients for 30 years with a non-invasive & safe integrative modality that supports the body ’ s ability to self-heal using the power of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to serve clients in Greater Springfield , Massachusetts and New England ( USA ) & “ virtually ” the world .
He can also be reached at romayasoundhealthandbeauty @ gmail .

By James O’Keefe | Nexus Newsfeed
Project Veritas has been investigating a Big Tech giant for months.
However, in light of the facts facing our country, we are postponing our Big Tech release temporarily to expose the domestic terrorist organization known as antifa.
A Veritas journalist infiltrated and recorded Antifa members.
After going through a detailed approval process to be accepted into the secretive radical group, our journalist recorded Antifa members describing just how violent they are.
Earlier this week, President Donald Trump announced he is designating Antifa as a terrorist organization.
Following the president’s tweet, Attorney General William Barr said: “The violence instigated and carried out by Antifa and other similar groups in connection with the rioting is domestic terrorism and will be treated accordingly.”
A few statements made by radical Antifa members to our undercover journalist in their secretive meetings illustrate the group’s willingness and desire to engage in violent activity:
Nicholas Cifuni, Antifa Member: “Practice things like an eye gouge, it takes very little pressure to injure someone’s eyes.”
Nicholas Cifuni, Antifa Member: “Police are going to be like: ‘Perfect, we can prosecute these [Antifa] f**kers, look how violent they are.’ And not that we [Antifa] aren’t, but we need to f**king hide that sh*t.”
Nicholas Cifuni, Antifa Member: “Consider like, destroying your enemy. Not like delivering a really awesome right hand, right eye, left eye blow you know. It’s not boxing, it’s not kickboxing, it’s like destroying your enemy.”
Ashes, Antifa Member: “The whole goal of this, right, is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible.”
Antifa is an organized and well-funded group that is attempting to sow chaos in American cities. As patriotic citizen journalists, we must expose them for who they really are.
While these events continue to unfold in our cities, Project Veritas will push forward with investigations into these radical fringe groups across our country, and we will expose the chaos they intend to unleash.
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