jewworldorder--2020-08-08--Remains of Famous Renaissance Artist Raphael Finally Identified

The Italian Renaissance artist Raffaello Sanzio , more famously known as Raphael , died in 1520 AD .
In 1833 , an anonymous skeleton was exhumed from its grave in Rome ’ s Pantheon that was suspected of having belonged to the great artist .
Now , a 3D reconstruction has proven “ without a doubt ” that these are indeed the remains of the late and great artist Raphael .
The Artistic Legacy of the Painter Raphael Raffaello ( Raphael ) was born in Urbino , Italy in 1483 AD and he died at the age of 37 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a High Renaissance artist along with Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci .
Encyclopaedia Britannica says this master painter and architect of the Italian High Renaissance is best known for his Madonnas and for his large figure compositions in the Vatican .
His work is admired by art historians for its exceptional clarity of form and compositional ease .
It is thought that Raphael learned his craft from the great Umbrian master painter Pietro Perugino , who created the frescoes in the Collegio del Cambio at Perugia between 1498 and 1500 AD .
Raphael @ @ @ @ @ @ @ painting skill set and knowledge of the dynamic of the human form in Perugino ‘ s workshop .
In was between 1501 and 1503 AD that Raphael received his greatest commission : to paint the Coronation of the Virgin for the Oddi Chapel in the church of San Francesco , Perugia ( now in the Vatican ) .
‘ Coronation of the Virgin ’ by Raphael .
( CC BY SA 4.0 ) The team of scientists from Rome ’ s Tor Vergata University reconstructed the face of the unknown man who was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Molecular biologist Mattia Falconi said the image was built on the measurement of the skeleton exhumed in 1833 , “ using a plaster cast of the skull that was made at the time.
” Based on comparisons with portraits of Raphael by artists of the period , as well as self-portraits , a Daily Mail report says that following the 3D reconstruction the research team determined “ it was a clear match.
” And while the 3D reconstruction only produced 80 % of the man ’ s face , the scientists say that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is no doubt about the results ” .
Self-portrait of Raphael ( Public Domain ) compared to the new facial reconstruction .
( Tor Vergata University ) Where Raphael ’ s body was laid to rest was a historical mystery , and so too was the cause of his death – which seems to have occurred because the artist let his ‘ little head ’ rule over his big head .
By this I mean that while many historians speculate his hyper-active sex life led to a fatal dose of syphilis , others @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traveling to see a lover in the dead of winter , ” according the article in the Daily Mail .
Either way , he died satisfying his carnal desires .
In an article about this discovery on PHYS , Dr. Mattia Falconi says the only part of the face that could not be reconstructed was the ears , but “ fortunately Raphael had long hair that covered his ears.
” The 3D model does however show the man ’ s eyes and mouth , and Falconi said ” We know that Raphael often @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and this model allows us to see him as he really was.
” He concluded that the team has “ concrete evidence for the first time that the skeleton exhumed in 1833 belongs to Raffaello Sanzio.
” The next step in this project is to re-exhume the famous painter ’ s body , but this phase was put on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic , in response to the country being particularly hard hit with the European strain of Coronavirus .
While onsite archaeologists are prohibited from working in Italy , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their 3D reconstruction remotely – trying to determine Raphael ’ s accurate eye , hair , and skin color , to provide us all with a near lifelike image of this artistic giant .

The Italian Renaissance artist Raffaello Sanzio, more famously known as Raphael, died in 1520 AD. In 1833, an anonymous skeleton was exhumed from its grave in Rome’s Pantheon that was suspected of having belonged to the great artist. Now, a 3D reconstruction has proven “without a doubt” that these are indeed the remains of the late and great artist Raphael.
The Artistic Legacy of the Painter Raphael
Raffaello (Raphael) was born in Urbino, Italy in 1483 AD and he died at the age of 37 in 1520 AD after reaching great heights as a High Renaissance artist along with Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci . Encyclopaedia Britannica says this master painter and architect of the Italian High Renaissance is best known for his Madonnas and for his large figure compositions in the Vatican. His work is admired by art historians for its exceptional clarity of form and compositional ease.
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It is thought that Raphael learned his craft from the great Umbrian master painter Pietro Perugino, who created the frescoes in the Collegio del Cambio at Perugia between 1498 and 1500 AD. Raphael is believed to have acquired his extensive painting skill set and knowledge of the dynamic of the human form in Perugino‘s workshop. In was between 1501 and 1503 AD that Raphael received his greatest commission: to paint the Coronation of the Virgin for the Oddi Chapel in the church of San Francesco, Perugia (now in the Vatican).
‘Coronation of the Virgin’ by Raphael. ( CC BY SA 4.0 )
A Result with No Doubts
The team of scientists from Rome’s Tor Vergata University reconstructed the face of the unknown man who was suspected to be the late artist. Molecular biologist Mattia Falconi said the image was built on the measurement of the skeleton exhumed in 1833, “using a plaster cast of the skull that was made at the time.”
Based on comparisons with portraits of Raphael by artists of the period, as well as self-portraits, a Daily Mail report says that following the 3D reconstruction the research team determined “it was a clear match.” And while the 3D reconstruction only produced 80% of the man’s face, the scientists say that they are 100% sure “there is no doubt about the results”.
Self-portrait of Raphael ( Public Domain ) compared to the new facial reconstruction. ( Tor Vergata University )
Italy’s Number One Historical Mystery is Solved
Where Raphael’s body was laid to rest was a historical mystery, and so too was the cause of his death – which seems to have occurred because the artist let his ‘little head’ rule over his big head. By this I mean that while many historians speculate his hyper-active sex life led to a fatal dose of syphilis, others maintain he died from pneumonia “after traveling to see a lover in the dead of winter,” according the article in the Daily Mail. Either way, he died satisfying his carnal desires.
In an article about this discovery on PHYS, Dr. Mattia Falconi says the only part of the face that could not be reconstructed was the ears, but “fortunately Raphael had long hair that covered his ears.” The 3D model does however show the man’s eyes and mouth, and Falconi said ”We know that Raphael often painted himself younger than his years, and this model allows us to see him as he really was.” He concluded that the team has “concrete evidence for the first time that the skeleton exhumed in 1833 belongs to Raffaello Sanzio.”
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The next step in this project is to re-exhume the famous painter’s body, but this phase was put on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic, in response to the country being particularly hard hit with the European strain of Coronavirus.
While onsite archaeologists are prohibited from working in Italy, the team of molecular scientists will continue building their 3D reconstruction remotely – trying to determine Raphael’s accurate eye, hair, and skin color, to provide us all with a near lifelike image of this artistic giant.
Top Image: A facial reconstruction of the Renaissance painter Raphael. Source: Tor Vergata University
By Ashley Cowie


jewworldorder--2020-08-08--CORONA VIRUS PLOT; EPSTEIN PLOT; TRUMP; PROTESTS; MOSSAD; BABIES; JOBS; SCAMDEMIC

“ The dad was in hospital for 2 weeks for late stage terminal cancer .
“ After that he was placed back into the nursing home .
“ He definitely did not test positive for covid .
“ He died the next day in the nursing home .
His death was labeled as covid .
“ The Australian govt is handing out $ 25,000 to all nursing homes who label covid as the main cause of deaths on death certificates .
“ Another friend verifies this story .
She ’ s got a friend who ’ s father in law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home .
“ The nursing home offered the family of the deceased $ 9000 if they could put covid on the death certificate .
“ The nursing home told them if they do , it would help the nursing home as they will get $ 25,000 - $ 30,000 for every patient they label as covid on the death certificate.
” For the first time in 36 years there will be no flu season in South Africa this year .
Ordinary seasonal Flu will be labled as Covid-19 .
Reader- “ People obediently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Dentists in New York City say mask-wearing makes people breathe through their nose and subsequently causes their mouth to dry out .
This results in a decrease of saliva in the mouth , which works to neutralize acid and prevent tooth decay and gum disease .
‘ Gum disease will eventually lead to strokes and an increased risk of heart attacks , ’ one dentist claims , saying the long-term effects can be serious.
’ Mark Zuckerberg is now worth more than $ 100 BILLION In the UK , 81,500 people could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the UK , 81,500 people could die because of the Lockdown .
This is due to waiting longer for medical care and due to the the recession .
Numbers calculated by the Department of Health , the Office for National Statistics ( ONS ) , the Government Actuary ’ s Department and the Home Office .
“ I ’ ll say it again : we can not go on like this .
“ We are allowing the disease to dominate us in a bullying , destructive manner out of all proportion to its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not at any risk of serious illness at all.
” “ We ’ re making them all over the place .
A great company , Honeywell , has opened up and N95 respirator factories in Rhode Island and Arizona in record time .
“ And they ’ re now churning out tens of millions of masks for our strategic national stockpile.
” Trump pretends that the rich elite are his enemies ?
“ Black Lives Matter right ?
Oh , unless it ’ s the 200 million people living in a state of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , president of the Ontario Nurses ’ Association , welcomed an arbitrator ’ s ruling that nurses can not be forced to wear surgical masks during the flu season .
Sep 10 , 2015 – “ The Ontario Nurses Association says hospitals will no longer be allowed to shame health-care workers into getting a flu shot following an arbitrator ’ s ruling striking down a “ vaccinate or mask ” policy .
“ About 30 Ontario hospitals implemented the policy , which forces nurses and other hospital workers to wear an unfitted surgical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they do not get the influenza vaccine , ONA president Linda Haslam-Stroud said Thursday.
” COVID-19 does not exist : The global elite ’ s campaign of terror .
Above – some of the jobs being lost , due to the scamdemic .
Above – some of the jobs being lost , due to the scamdemic .
“ The USA Centre for Disease Control Corona estimate Corona has a fatality rate of 0.26 % , making it no worse than a bad bout of seasonal flu .
In other words , 99.74 % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ IRELAND ’ S NON EXISTENT PANDEMIC .
According to Dr John Lee , a former UK Professor of Pathology – The latest figures reveal cancer deaths were almost four times higher than they should have been in June .
Tens of thousands more people will die of cancer due to counter-measures for a virus that has resulted in a similar number of fatalities to those we ’ d expect during a bad influenza season .
Britain ’ s gone from lockdown to la-la-land , says DR JOHN LEE … P IS FOR PREDATOR @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FROM A TO Z — JOHN W. WHITEHEAD , CONSTITUTIONAL ATTORNEY “ When a population becomes distracted by trivia , when cultural life is redefined as a perpetual round of entertainments , when serious public conversation becomes a form of baby-talk , when , in short , a people become an audience and their public business a vaudeville act , then a nation finds itself at risk ; a culture-death is a clear possibility.
” Lockdown has adversely affected the behaviour of babies , a survey suggests .
‘ The Babies In Lockdown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ abandoned ’ .
Parents said babies have become ‘ clingy ’ , ‘ violent ’ and ‘ upset ’ in recent months .
The city of Aberdeen , in Scotland , has been put back into lockdown as pubs , cafes and restaurants have been shut and its population of more than 200,000 people have been banned from travelling more than five miles from their homes .
“ I am a head teacher of an “ outstanding ” primary school .
“ During all of this Covid nonsense , I have really @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to follow risk assessments and routines contradicting what I know to be true .
“ I can not , and will not , be in a position where children are made to wear masks in school “ When some children returned in June , the shock was clear to see in their eyes , ‘ rabbit in headlights ’ sprang to mind .
“ The speed of which they got used to the new dictatorial measures was staggeringly scary – imagine hands outstretched in advance to receive hand sanitizer as if it were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to walk near each other , not wanting to hug each other and for personally having to explain why a child could not hug me on the gate when they returned to school .

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“The dad was in hospital for 2 weeks for late stage terminal cancer.
“After that he was placed back into the nursing home. “He definitely did not test positive for covid. “He died the next day in the nursing home. His death was labeled as covid. “The Australian govt is handing out $25,000 to all nursing homes who label covid as the main cause of deaths on death certificates. Australian government paying nursing homes … “Another friend verifies this story. She’s got a friend who’s father in law in Melbourne just died in a nursing home. “The nursing home offered the family of the deceased $9000 if they could put covid on the death certificate. “The nursing home told them if they do, it would help the nursing home as they will get $25,000 -$30,000 for every patient they label as covid on the death certificate.” Australian government paying nursing homes … For the first time in 36 years there will be no flu season in South Africa this year. Ordinary seasonal Flu will be labled as Covid-19.
Henry Makow@HenryMakow·12h
Reader-“People obediently wearing masks are already becoming ill from pleurisy, Legionnaires disease, mouth fungus, staph, strep, hypercapnia , and psychological disorders.
Dentists in New York City say mask-wearing makes people breathe through their nose and subsequently causes their mouth to dry out.
This results in a decrease of saliva in the mouth, which works to neutralize acid and prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
‘Gum disease will eventually lead to strokes and an increased risk of heart attacks,’ one dentist claims, saying the long-term effects can be serious.’
Mark Zuckerberg is now worth more than $100 BILLION
In the UK, 81,500 people could die because of the Lockdown. In the UK, 81,500 people could die because of the Lockdown. This is due to waiting longer for medical care and due to the the recession. Numbers calculated by the Department of Health, the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the Government Actuary’s Department and the Home Office. Dame Helena Morrissey and family “I’ll say it again: we cannot go on like this. “We are allowing the disease to dominate us in a bullying, destructive manner out of all proportion to its real health impact. “Most are not at any risk of serious illness at all.” – DAME HELENA MORRISSEY
“Under operation warp speed, two vaccines are already in the final stage of clinical trials and we’ll have a vaccine very soon, I hope long before the end of the year.
Donald Trump speech transcript August 6 : at the Whirlpool Manufacturing Plant in Clyde, Ohio.“Under operation warp speed, two vaccines are already in the final stage of clinical trials and we’ll have a vaccine very soon, I hope long before the end of the year. “We’ve dramatically increased our domestic production of personal protective equipment, such as N95, respirators, gowns and gloves.
“We’ve got factories now all over the United States making these products. “We’re now producing thousands and thousands of ventilators a week.
“General Motors has now built and delivered more than 20,000 ventilators. “We helped ship a million yards of fabric from North Carolina to New York city for masks and gowns.
“We’re making them all over the place. A great company, Honeywell, has opened up and N95 respirator factories in Rhode Island and Arizona in record time.
“And they’re now churning out tens of millions of masks for our strategic national stockpile.”
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Trump pretends that the rich elite are his enemies?
Henry Makow Retweeted Bruce R. Fenton @ExogenesisHH ·6 Aug
“Black Lives Matter right? Oh, unless it’s the 200 million people living in a state of ongoing starvation across Africa.”
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Henry Makow@HenryMakow·4h .
‘Coronavirus, or the Fake Pandemic, was the front page story in the was the front page story in the March 25 edition of Głos Polski, and was published again in the April 22 edition ‘Głos Polski is edited by Wiesław Magiera and affiliated with the Polish National Union of Canada, according to the latter’s website. ‘Aside from blaming COVID-19 on the Jewish community, the article also asserts that “ISIS/ISIL terrorists were brought into evil existence by organized Jewry and completely controlled by it,” and proclaims that Soviet dictator Vladimir Lenin, Nazi fanatic Joseph Goebbels and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan were/are all secretly Jewish.’
Linda Haslam-Stroud, president of the Ontario Nurses’ Association, welcomed an arbitrator’s ruling that nurses can not be forced to wear surgical masks during the flu season.
Sep 10, 2015 – “The Ontario Nurses Association says hospitals will no longer be allowed to shame health-care workers into getting a flu shot following an arbitrator’s ruling striking down a “vaccinate or mask” policy.
“About 30 Ontario hospitals implemented the policy, which forces nurses and other hospital workers to wear an unfitted surgical mask for the entire flu season if they do not get the influenza vaccine, ONA president Linda Haslam-Stroud said Thursday.”
Henry Makow@HenryMakow·5h from 2015
“The mask-wearing COV-IDiots will be taking the rest of the people down with them!” Ian Evans – Blogger
COVID-19 does not exist: The global elite’s campaign of terror .
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Above – some of the jobs being lost, due to the scamdemic.
Above – some of the jobs being lost, due to the scamdemic.
Coronavirus UK: job losses
“The USA Centre for Disease Control Corona estimate Corona has a fatality rate of 0.26%, making it no worse than a bad bout of seasonal flu. In other words, 99.74% of people make a full recovery.”
IRELAND’S NON EXISTENT PANDEMIC.
According to Dr John Lee, a former UK Professor of Pathology –
The latest figures reveal cancer deaths were almost four times higher than they should have been in June.
Tens of thousands more people will die of cancer due to counter-measures for a virus that has resulted in a similar number of fatalities to those we’d expect during a bad influenza season.
Britain’s gone from lockdown to la-la-land, says DR JOHN LEE …
P IS FOR PREDATOR STATE: THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF TYRANNY FROM A TO Z — JOHN W. WHITEHEAD, CONSTITUTIONAL ATTORNEY
“When a population becomes distracted by trivia, when cultural life is redefined as a perpetual round of entertainments, when serious public conversation becomes a form of baby-talk, when, in short, a people become an audience and their public business a vaudeville act, then a nation finds itself at risk; a culture-death is a clear possibility.”
Lockdown has adversely affected the behaviour of babies, a survey suggests.
‘The Babies In Lockdown’ report found some new parents felt ‘abandoned’.
Parents said babies have become ‘clingy’, ‘violent’ and ‘upset’ in recent months.
“A systematic pattern of data manipulation, inappropriate statistical analyses and misleading data presentation…”
Scotland’s Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
The city of Aberdeen, in Scotland, has been put back into lockdown as pubs, cafes and restaurants have been shut and its population of more than 200,000 people have been banned from travelling more than five miles from their homes.
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Head teacher’ speaks out against psychological abuse –
“I am a head teacher of an “outstanding” primary school.
“During all of this Covid nonsense, I have really struggled with the expectations of my superiors to follow risk assessments and routines contradicting what I know to be true.
“I cannot, and will not, be in a position where children are made to wear masks in school
“When some children returned in June, the shock was clear to see in their eyes, ‘rabbit in headlights’ sprang to mind.
“The speed of which they got used to the new dictatorial measures was staggeringly scary – imagine hands outstretched in advance to receive hand sanitizer as if it were holy communion.
“Seeing children scared to walk near each other, not wanting to hug each other and for personally having to explain why a child could not hug me on the gate when they returned to school.


jewworldorder--2020-08-08--Under Putin ‘Antisemitism’ At 30 Year Low, But Russian Jews Still Not Optimistic Or Satisfied

While today the Jewish community enjoys historic tolerance on the streets of Russia , its members are looking to the future without their perceived champion Vladimir Putin with trepidation , a new study shows : “ Many , if not all , believe that weak or no anti-Semitism as a Russian state policy in Russia is an exceptional or even ad hoc and temporary phenomenon that has not come to stay , ” Alexey Levinson , head of socio-cultural research at the independent Levada Center in Russia , wrote in his study comparing Jewish life in Russia today with that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are not euphoric at all , ” he wrote in “ Jews in Contemporary Russia : Assimilation and Dissimilation , ” which was issued in July and recently translated to English .
The community ’ s fear is based on Russian history , with Jews in Russia having been subjected to the whim of whoever leads the country .
“ Anti-Semitism goes hand in hand with the history of Jews for ages and ages , and they think these days are just a short interruption of this tradition , ” says Levinson .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ acts is because of the personal position of the current president of the Russian Federation , Vladimir Putin , ” he says .
“ They think that if he changes his mind or another , less tolerant person takes his place , the whole state apparatus and the public will return to the usual anti-Semitism.
” The climate has become so liberal that Jews have reached the upper echelons of Russian society and even taken on some aristocratic attributes , he says .
“ It ’ s a peculiar age in Russian history @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were a severely discriminated-against minority , ” Levinson says .
“ The Russian nobility was destroyed after the revolution and in the [ 1918-1920 ] civil war .
But at the end of the day , [ the Jews ] … picked up some of the features of the Russian nobility .
They are highly educated and maintain and further Russian culture.
” Jewish life in Russia is very different than it was three decades ago .
There are fewer Jews in Russia because many have immigrated to Israel and elsewhere .
Those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more easily blend into the general population .
“ There is a continuum of people : On one end , there are those who practice Jewish rituals and habits .
On the other end , there are people who don ’ t like to mention their Jewish origin , ” Levinson says .
“ Most of the Jewish population is somewhere in between : They know their Jewish origin , they know one or two things from Jewish culture , like celebrating Hanukkah and tasting matzah during Passover , but it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” he added .
Estimates of the number of Jews in Russia vary widely , from 200,000 to 1 million .
Of this population , Orthodox Jews are a minority .
Natan Sharansky , the former chairman of the Jewish Agency and a political prisoner in the Soviet Union , says that Jews in Russia are much freer today than they were 30 years ago… However , Jewish life in Russia today is not perfect .
The biggest problem facing Russian Jews today , Sharansky says , comes from assimilation .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do some type of Jewish activity , ” he said .
“ To be an active part of the Jewish community is a challenge.
” Sharansky says that anti-Semitism is much more of a problem in other countries .
“ For the last 15 years , rabbis in Paris have told young children in Jewish schools not to wear kippahs [ skullcaps ] in the street because it could be dangerous .
In Moscow , you can walk freely down the street with a kippah , ” he says .
Sharansky and Levinson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ improved situation in Russia and the Soviet Union ’ s collapse , with Levinson arguing that there is no connection .
“ Emigration started before the fall of the Berlin Wall and was one of the causes of this historical event .
The Soviet Jews were the first ethnic group to break free from the totalitarian state , ” Levinson says .
Sharansky , who wrote The Case for Democracy , says he believes that a more democratic Russia has made life better for Jews and that the growth of democracy is necessary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anti-Semitism .
“ If there are [ governmental ] changes and anti-Semitism returns to the level it was at for 1,000 years … today ’ s positive societal views of Jews won ’ t be enough to stop it .
The democratic composition of the country has to be strong enough to fight these pressures.
” “ One thing that can be said for sure is : Putin is not an anti-Semite , ” Sharansky says .
Putin “ has a positive attitude towards Jews , which is very unusual in Russian history @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is not great for Russian democracy , and so Jews and other citizens of Russia may be disappointed about restrictions on freedom .
”

While today the Jewish community enjoys historic tolerance on the streets of Russia, its members are looking to the future without their perceived champion Vladimir Putin with trepidation, a new study shows:
“Many, if not all, believe that weak or no anti-Semitism as a Russian state policy in Russia is an exceptional or even ad hoc and temporary phenomenon that has not come to stay,” Alexey Levinson, head of socio-cultural research at the independent Levada Center in Russia, wrote in his study comparing Jewish life in Russia today with that of 30 years ago.
“Jews are not euphoric at all,” he wrote in “Jews in Contemporary Russia: Assimilation and Dissimilation,” which was issued in July and recently translated to English. The community’s fear is based on Russian history, with Jews in Russia having been subjected to the whim of whoever leads the country.
“Anti-Semitism goes hand in hand with the history of Jews for ages and ages, and they think these days are just a short interruption of this tradition,” says Levinson.
“The current decline in anti-Semitic state acts is because of the personal position of the current president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin,” he says.
“They think that if he changes his mind or another, less tolerant person takes his place, the whole state apparatus and the public will return to the usual anti-Semitism.”
The climate has become so liberal that Jews have reached the upper echelons of Russian society and even taken on some aristocratic attributes, he says.
“It’s a peculiar age in Russian history. During the Russian Empire, Jews were a severely discriminated-against minority,” Levinson says.
“The Russian nobility was destroyed after the revolution and in the [1918-1920] civil war. But at the end of the day, [the Jews] … picked up some of the features of the Russian nobility. They are highly educated and maintain and further Russian culture.”
Jewish life in Russia is very different than it was three decades ago. There are fewer Jews in Russia because many have immigrated to Israel and elsewhere. Those who remain are more assimilated and can more easily blend into the general population.
“There is a continuum of people: On one end, there are those who practice Jewish rituals and habits. On the other end, there are people who don’t like to mention their Jewish origin,” Levinson says.
“Most of the Jewish population is somewhere in between: They know their Jewish origin, they know one or two things from Jewish culture, like celebrating Hanukkah and tasting matzah during Passover, but it’s not a serious part of their life,” he added.
Estimates of the number of Jews in Russia vary widely, from 200,000 to 1 million. Of this population, Orthodox Jews are a minority.
Natan Sharansky, the former chairman of the Jewish Agency and a political prisoner in the Soviet Union, says that Jews in Russia are much freer today than they were 30 years ago…
However, Jewish life in Russia today is not perfect.
The biggest problem facing Russian Jews today, Sharansky says, comes from assimilation.
“Maybe 10% [of them] do some type of Jewish activity,” he said. “To be an active part of the Jewish community is a challenge.”
Sharansky says that anti-Semitism is much more of a problem in other countries.
“For the last 15 years, rabbis in Paris have told young children in Jewish schools not to wear kippahs [skullcaps] in the street because it could be dangerous. In Moscow, you can walk freely down the street with a kippah,” he says.
Sharansky and Levinson disagree about the relationship between Jews’ improved situation in Russia and the Soviet Union’s collapse, with Levinson arguing that there is no connection.
“Emigration started before the fall of the Berlin Wall and was one of the causes of this historical event. The Soviet Jews were the first ethnic group to break free from the totalitarian state,” Levinson says.
Sharansky, who wrote The Case for Democracy, says he believes that a more democratic Russia has made life better for Jews and that the growth of democracy is necessary to protect Jews from any future government-backed anti-Semitism.
“If there are [governmental] changes and anti-Semitism returns to the level it was at for 1,000 years … today’s positive societal views of Jews won’t be enough to stop it. The democratic composition of the country has to be strong enough to fight these pressures.”
“One thing that can be said for sure is: Putin is not an anti-Semite,” Sharansky says. Putin “has a positive attitude towards Jews, which is very unusual in Russian history. At the same time, Putin is not great for Russian democracy, and so Jews and other citizens of Russia may be disappointed about restrictions on freedom.”


jewworldorder--2020-08-08--Pits of Skulls Found in Shimao: China’s Neolithic City of Mystery

Shimao is an ancient Chinese city that was lost for a long time .
But in recent years it has yielded many of its secrets to archaeologists .
Among the most astonishing finds are a step-pyramid and evidence of human sacrifice .
The grisly discoveries are offering new insight into the origin of early Chinese civilization and the history of human sacrifice .
There is a loess plain in a loop in the Yellow River in Shaanxi province in the North of China .
Local villagers were aware of some very large ruined walls at a site known as Shimao @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remains of a portion of the Great Wall , as this area was on the border between the Chinese empire and nomadic peoples , such as the Xiongnu .
However , pieces of jade , a prized material in ancient China , began to turn up .
This precious stone came from 1,000 miles ( 1609.34 km ) away and people began to wonder why it was showing up in this region that was believed to be sparsely inhabited in ancient times .
In 2013 a team of Chinese archaeologists investigated and they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but a long-lost city !
It was enclosed by 6 miles ( 9.66 km ) of stone walls and had a stepped pyramid .
Carbon-dating revealed that it was up to 4,300 years old – centuries before Chinese civilization was thought to have begun .
Archaeologists had found a Neolithic city .
The step-pyramid dominated the settlement and its platform was inhabited by the elite , who lived apart from the general population .
Shimao ’ s defenses were very impressive – and this made sense as the people here were vulnerable to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shimao ’ s East Gate .
A : U-shaped screen ; B : gate tower ; C : L-shaped wall ; D : bastion ; E : corner tower .
( Zhouyong Sun et al .
2017 ) The resources needed to build such a settlement suggests that the society that constructed it was sophisticated and hierarchical .
Sun Zhouyong , leader of the excavations at Shimao , is quoted by the National Geographic as saying that “ It gives us a new way of looking at the development of China ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sanctum of the pyramid , which is 230 feet ( 70.1 meters ) tall , they came across some wall paintings and artifacts .
In particular , they found ‘ 70 stunning relief sculptures in stone—serpents , monsters , and half-human beasts that resemble later Bronze Age iconography in China , ’ according to the National Geographic .
Also found at the site was the earliest known mouth harp found in China and a reed used in a wind instrument .
5 : jade items found at East Gate ; 7 : jade @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bone found in a burial ; 8 : stone human head ; 9 : Shimao ceramics .
( Zhouyong Sun et al .
2017 ) The astonishment of the archaeologists gave way to shock .
Under one of the walls were six pits filled with 80 human skulls .
The way that they were carefully deposited suggests that they were from ritual decapitations .
Sun Zhouyong said that “ The skulls show signs of being hit and burned.
” It was presumed that the skulls came from war captives , possibly enemy soldiers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the skulls all came from young females and they were possibly princesses and noblewomen from rival groups .
No skeletons were found with their skulls .
Li Min , a researcher with the University of California , told National Geographic that “ The scale of ritual violence observed at Shimao was unprecedented in early China.
” A pit of skulls unearthed at Shimao .
( Zhouyong Sun et al .
2017 ) Above the pits there are stone monuments with designs that were similar to watching eyes .
The stones were adorned with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This area of the city , with the skull pits , was a sacred place or used to project the power of the Shimao elite , who lived on top of the pyramid .
The sacrifice of the women could have been part of a ritual to make this area unique and to secure the favor of the gods .
However , there is also the possibility that the sacrifices were related to the foundation of the city .
The recent discoveries are once again showing that the Shaanxi region played a very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in China .
Shimao is only one of 70 settlements from the Stone Age that have been uncovered in the region .
The other settlements were all satellites of Shimao , indicating that it was the capital of a state .
It is clear from the jade and other goods that the city was in contact with other cultures in what is now the People ’ s Republic .
The state at Shimao may have been very influential on later Chinese civilization , as is evident in the practice of human sacrifices .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ mass sacrifices that are “ the defining attribute of Shang civilization many centuries later ( from around 1600 to 1046 B.C . )
before succeeding dynasties put an end to the practice , ” Lin told National Geographic .
The Shang Dynasty is ‘ the first recorded Chinese dynasty for which there is both documentary and archaeological evidence , ’ according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica .
They were crucial in the development of ancient Chinese culture .
Their practice of human sacrifice suggests that they were influenced by the Shimao people as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the history of human sacrifice in China .
Researchers hope that the site will also provide more insights into the evolution of civilization in East Asia .
Top image : Aerial view of the Shimao archaeological site .
( dfdaily ) Insert : A pit of skulls unearthed at Shimao .
( Zhouyong Sun et al .
2017 )

Shimao is an ancient Chinese city that was lost for a long time. But in recent years it has yielded many of its secrets to archaeologists. Among the most astonishing finds are a step-pyramid and evidence of human sacrifice. The grisly discoveries are offering new insight into the origin of early Chinese civilization and the history of human sacrifice.
There is a loess plain in a loop in the Yellow River in Shaanxi province in the North of China. Local villagers were aware of some very large ruined walls at a site known as Shimao. They assumed that they were the remains of a portion of the Great Wall , as this area was on the border between the Chinese empire and nomadic peoples, such as the Xiongnu.
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The Neolithic City of Shimao
However, pieces of jade, a prized material in ancient China, began to turn up. This precious stone came from 1,000 miles (1609.34 km) away and people began to wonder why it was showing up in this region that was believed to be sparsely inhabited in ancient times.
In 2013 a team of Chinese archaeologists investigated and they uncovered not part of the Great Wall but a long-lost city! It was enclosed by 6 miles (9.66 km) of stone walls and had a stepped pyramid. Carbon-dating revealed that it was up to 4,300 years old – centuries before Chinese civilization was thought to have begun.
Archaeologists had found a Neolithic city. The step-pyramid dominated the settlement and its platform was inhabited by the elite, who lived apart from the general population. Shimao’s defenses were very impressive – and this made sense as the people here were vulnerable to attacks from nomads.
Aerial photo of Shimao’s East Gate. A: U-shaped screen; B: gate tower; C: L-shaped wall; D: bastion; E: corner tower. ( Zhouyong Sun et al. 2017 )
The resources needed to build such a settlement suggests that the society that constructed it was sophisticated and hierarchical. Sun Zhouyong, leader of the excavations at Shimao, is quoted by the National Geographic as saying that “It gives us a new way of looking at the development of China’s early civilization.”
Pits Filled with Skulls
While excavating the inner sanctum of the pyramid, which is 230 feet (70.1 meters) tall, they came across some wall paintings and artifacts. In particular, they found ‘70 stunning relief sculptures in stone—serpents, monsters, and half-human beasts that resemble later Bronze Age iconography in China,’ according to the National Geographic . Also found at the site was the earliest known mouth harp found in China and a reed used in a wind instrument.
5: jade items found at East Gate; 7: jade and metal bracelets with a human arm bone found in a burial; 8: stone human head; 9: Shimao ceramics. ( Zhouyong Sun et al. 2017 )
The astonishment of the archaeologists gave way to shock. Under one of the walls were six pits filled with 80 human skulls. The way that they were carefully deposited suggests that they were from ritual decapitations. Sun Zhouyong said that “The skulls show signs of being hit and burned.” It was presumed that the skulls came from war captives, possibly enemy soldiers.
However, research now shows that the skulls all came from young females and they were possibly princesses and noblewomen from rival groups. No skeletons were found with their skulls. Li Min, a researcher with the University of California, told National Geographic that “The scale of ritual violence observed at Shimao was unprecedented in early China.”
A pit of skulls unearthed at Shimao. ( Zhouyong Sun et al. 2017 )
Sacred space
Above the pits there are stone monuments with designs that were similar to watching eyes. The stones were adorned with thousands of fragments of exquisite jade. This area of the city, with the skull pits, was a sacred place or used to project the power of the Shimao elite, who lived on top of the pyramid.
Block carved with humanoid deity. Southern retaining wall, upper citadel, Shimao, Shenmu county, Shaanxi province, China. (Sun Zhouyong, Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology )
The sacrifice of the women could have been part of a ritual to make this area unique and to secure the favor of the gods. However, there is also the possibility that the sacrifices were related to the foundation of the city.
The recent discoveries are once again showing that the Shaanxi region played a very important role in the origin of civilization in China. Shimao is only one of 70 settlements from the Stone Age that have been uncovered in the region.
The other settlements were all satellites of Shimao, indicating that it was the capital of a state. It is clear from the jade and other goods that the city was in contact with other cultures in what is now the People’s Republic.
Shimao’s step pyramid. ( Zhouyong Sun and Jing Shao/ Antiquity)
Mass Human Sacrifice Continued
The state at Shimao may have been very influential on later Chinese civilization, as is evident in the practice of human sacrifices. The sacrifices were a precursor of the mass sacrifices that are “the defining attribute of Shang civilization many centuries later (from around 1600 to 1046 B.C.) before succeeding dynasties put an end to the practice,” Lin told National Geographic .
The Shang Dynasty is ‘the first recorded Chinese dynasty for which there is both documentary and archaeological evidence,’ according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica . They were crucial in the development of ancient Chinese culture.
Their practice of human sacrifice suggests that they were influenced by the Shimao people as well. This could help scholars to re-write the history of human sacrifice in China. Researchers hope that the site will also provide more insights into the evolution of civilization in East Asia.
Top image: Aerial view of the Shimao archaeological site. ( dfdaily) Insert: A pit of skulls unearthed at Shimao. ( Zhouyong Sun et al. 2017 )
By Ed Whelan


jewworldorder--2020-08-08--Chefchaouen: Morocco’s Blue Pearl City

Chefchaouen: Morocco’s Blue Pearl City

Chefchaouen ( also known as Chaouen ) , Morocco ’ s Blue Pearl city , is renowned for its old , traditional blue rinsed structures , casting the city in a luminescent colored hue .
Situated high in the Rif Mountains , Morocco ’ s blue pearl fairytale landscape is only two hours from the big city of Tangier .
However , because of its position in the mountains , Morocco ’ s Blue Pearl is a unique historical and cultural destination that also offers visitors nature experiences as well as other unique adventures .
Chefchaouen was founded in 1471 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Moussa ibn Rashid al-Alami as a site providing defense against the Portuguese who were trying to takeover Morocco .
The city was intended as a fortress from which the Moroccans could fight against their opponents .
The Portuguese began invading northern Africa following the Reconquista , the period in Spanish history wherein Christians opposed all non-Christian forces ( predominately Muslims ) lasting from the 8 th to 14 th centuries .
The Portuguese were attempting to expand their power , and gain control of Morocco ’ s valuable grain , sugar , cattle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ commerce and trade .
As the neighboring cities of Ceuta and Tangier fell to the invading Portuguese armies , Chefchaouen was in many ways a last stand fortress in the Rif region of Morocco .
Alfonso V of Portugal , who continued his grandfather ’ s attempt to gain control of Morocco from local leaders , became Chefchaouen ’ s biggest threat .
The population of Chefchaouen grew with an influx of refugees from Muslim and Jewish cultures who were running from forcible conversion at the hands of the Christians in Granada , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Expulsion of Jews from Spain and Portugal , both of which occurred in the 1490s .
From here , Chefchaouen ’ s population grew until the small , mountain city was a force to be reckoned with .
Interestingly , the city ’ s founder was descended from Idriss I , considered by many historians to have begun the first Moroccan dynasty , himself possibly a descendent of the Muslim prophet Muhammad .
As such , the creation of Chefchaouen can be considered valuable in the story of Morocco ’ s independent future @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rif to refer to the mountains in the north—remained under the control of the Spanish and French governments until the early 20th century .
It was part of the temporarily declared Republic of Rif , c. 1921 , which was dissolved by the French and Spanish five years later .
Chefchaouen and Morocco eventually gained their independence from European powers in the 1950s , as a result of the Revolution of the King and the People led by Mohammed V. By 1957 , Mohammed V was the king of an independent Morocco .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ later took on bluish shades , are thought to have first been built by Jewish and Muslim refugees who made homes for themselves in the fifteenth century .
Reasons for the colored blue walls , however , vary though the tradition of painting the town blue continues into the present day .
Some say the coloring only appeared during the Second World War , when the Jews were fleeing from Hitler ; others say it was painted blue by Jews four hundred years earlier , when they were fleeing the Spanish Inquisition of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ others the “ tradition of painting buildings blue…reminded them [ the villagers ] of the sky and the presence of God.
” Another consideration is that the pale blue color serves to keep the houses cool in the hot Moroccan summers .
In this these latter cases the attribution of the coloring is not given to a specific group of individuals .
Yet another claim is that blue is actually a natural preventive against mosquitos and , by extension , malaria .
Regardless , Chefchaouen is known as “ the Blue Pearl ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hotspot for tourists and travelers alike .
Though difficult to get to because of its mountainous location , many make the journey throughout the year to visit Chefchaouen ’ s blue-shrouded world .
The city is not very large and can easily be explored in a single day .
Interestingly , the city is organized as a maze .
With small streets , and buildings the same color at every turn , it would be easy to lose oneself in the small , photogenic environment .
Even the doors are often painted blue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the surrounding walls of the homes and shops .
The shops themselves can be considered eclectic , and the streets are often flooded with the items and wares from the bazaars ’ local arts , crafts , and other souvenirs .
Like most cities in Morocco , the native Arabic language is beneficial to know for price haggling or learning more about the process by which the local artisans create their products .
Because of the sheer number of outdoor shops and bazaars available , and the overall small size of the city @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Visiting during COVID-19 would certainly not be in one ’ s best interest .
However , when travel reopens , and the rules of social distancing fade away , the wealth of local craftsmen and their wares will certainly become a popular tourist experience again .
The mosques and museums of the city are also paramount for any visit to Chefchaouen , a predominately Muslim culture .
A visit to the city ’ s Grand Mosque is a must .
Situated in the historical district of the town ( called a medina @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hammen , it is in the cultural center of the city .
The mosque was built around the time of the city ’ s founding and is attributed to the founder himself .
The mosque , which can be reached on foot or by car , is a testament to the Muslim community that continues to thrive in Chefchaouen .
Interestingly , the mosque is not only the seat of religious power in the city and it is frequently used by the local leaders for meetings and public readings of decrees .
Thus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be more than just a historical and religious learning opportunity .
Though the mosque has been restored more than once over the years , it continues to benefit from its long historical existence .
A second mosque , the Spanish Mosque of Chefchaouen , was built in the 1920s but was never used .
It sits on an eastern hill and overlooks the city .
Another place of significance within the city is its local ethnographical museum : the Kasbah Museum of Chefchaouen .
Also located in the Plaza Uta El Hammen in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the museum was constructed by Pasha Ahmed Errifi to protect and display the unique culture of the city .
Items that can be viewed in this museum include “ popular art , sculptures , objects realized in wood , leather and stone , pots traditional clothes , nuptial boxes , ancient weapons of this region of Morocco that were important in his [ Pasha Ahmed Errifi ’ s ] moment.
” Overall , the focus of the museum is clearly focused on unique , Moroccan craftsmanship and skills in various media .
Interior @ @ @ @ @ @ @ HAJJI Youssef / CC BY-SA 3.0 ) Furthermore , and perhaps more intriguing , the original Kasbah palace and defense structure , both intact , are part of the museum .
The Kasbah was Chefchaouen ’ s original defense : a “ walled enclosure…designed , with military purposes and spaces designed to house the emir and his family , subjects , soldiers and prisoners.
” The Kasbah has grown over the years along with the city , and has expanded to also house an elaborate interior garden which can be viewed by visitors @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pond , with towers and other elements surrounding them and flanking the wall.
” A visit to the museum therefore offers visitors a historical journey , as the foundation of the structure is the original fortress itself .
In summary , the Kasbah is an invaluable opportunity to see the origins of Chefchaouen in its modern setting .
If one is interested in stepping beyond the city and exploring the natural environment , there is no shortage of adventurous experiences in the natural world beyond Chefchaouen ’ s blue borders .
In the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ though not perfectly ) trail leading hikers to Jeb al-Kalaa , the highest peak .
This hike is worth the trip as it provides a phenomenal view of the blue city from its highest point , allowing the viewer to look out over the city as if it was a sea of its own making .
The trip itself takes about nine hours and is definitely not for the faint of heart .
More adventurous visitors can continue seeing Chefchaouen ’ s natural beauty in the Talassentane National Park , which was created @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Morocco .
Littered with incredible waterfalls and cascading rivers , the scenery of the park is stunning .
Beyond the park boundaries are trails leading to the waterfalls of Akchour , hidden within vibrant green forests , as well as a bridge known as God ’ s Bridge .
Akchour is also a small town and the waterfalls were named after it .
God ’ s Bridge , carved from the rocks into a beautiful stone arch , seems to be a creation of the gods and thus is aptly named .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ series of caves that can be explored .
Though not yet fully mapped this network of roughly one thousand caves in the Rif Mountains are made from soft minerals such as dolomite and limestone .
The caves , of which the best known is called Kef Toghobeit , are deep due to the solubility of the stones from which they are made , and each year they deepen due to extensive rainfall .
Kef Toghobeit is the deepest cave in Morocco and the third deepest in Africa .
Finally , a visit to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should also be considered .
While not actually legal in Morocco , this traditional crop and product has over one hundred years of local history .
Farmers will often show visitors how they “ produce hashish from kif , the THC crystals extracted from marijuana.
” They then sell that product to the visitors as though the process is the same as a legal business transaction .
As the region of the Rif Mountains is the primary location of the marijuana farms , a trip to these farm while visiting the “ Blue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or uncommon .
When in Morocco , A Trip to Chefchaouen Is a Travel Must Chefchaouen ’ s culture is as rich and well-rounded as its historical background .
One should not visit the country of Morocco and not take at least a day to meander through its beautiful , blue-washed streets .
Although the city is small , it is full of places , people , and sites to see and experience both in the city and beyond in the Rif Mountains .
A trip through the mountains is as stunning as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unique streets .
When planning your next trip , consider a detour through the Moroccan mountains to visit Chefchaouen , Morocco ’ s Blue Pearl city .
Top image : Amazing street and architecture of Chefchaouen , Morocco , North Africa By Balate Dorin / Adobe Stock

Chefchaouen (also known as Chaouen), Morocco’s Blue Pearl city, is renowned for its old, traditional blue rinsed structures, casting the city in a luminescent colored hue. Situated high in the Rif Mountains, Morocco’s blue pearl fairytale landscape is only two hours from the big city of Tangier. However, because of its position in the mountains, Morocco’s Blue Pearl is a unique historical and cultural destination that also offers visitors nature experiences as well as other unique adventures.
Chefchaouen, Morocco’s Blue Pearl, a city of history, culture and natural beauty. Source: Jota SP / Adobe Stock
History Suggests Morocco’s Blue Pearl Was Initially White
Chefchaouen was founded in 1471 by native leader Abu al-Hassan Ali ibn Moussa ibn Rashid al-Alami as a site providing defense against the Portuguese who were trying to takeover Morocco. The city was intended as a fortress from which the Moroccans could fight against their opponents.
The Portuguese began invading northern Africa following the Reconquista, the period in Spanish history wherein Christians opposed all non-Christian forces (predominately Muslims) lasting from the 8 th to 14 th centuries. The Portuguese were attempting to expand their power, and gain control of Morocco’s valuable grain, sugar, cattle, fish, hide, and honey commerce and trade. As the neighboring cities of Ceuta and Tangier fell to the invading Portuguese armies, Chefchaouen was in many ways a last stand fortress in the Rif region of Morocco. Alfonso V of Portugal, who continued his grandfather’s attempt to gain control of Morocco from local leaders, became Chefchaouen’s biggest threat.
The population of Chefchaouen grew with an influx of refugees from Muslim and Jewish cultures who were running from forcible conversion at the hands of the Christians in Granada, Spain. This was known as the Expulsion of Jews from Spain and Portugal, both of which occurred in the 1490s. From here, Chefchaouen’s population grew until the small, mountain city was a force to be reckoned with.
Interestingly, the city’s founder was descended from Idriss I, considered by many historians to have begun the first Moroccan dynasty, himself possibly a descendent of the Muslim prophet Muhammad. As such, the creation of Chefchaouen can be considered valuable in the story of Morocco’s independent future.
Chefchaouen and its neighboring area—called the Rif to refer to the mountains in the north—remained under the control of the Spanish and French governments until the early 20th century. It was part of the temporarily declared Republic of Rif, c. 1921, which was dissolved by the French and Spanish five years later. Chefchaouen and Morocco eventually gained their independence from European powers in the 1950s, as a result of the Revolution of the King and the People led by Mohammed V. By 1957, Mohammed V was the king of an independent Morocco.
A closer look at Chefchaouen, Morocco’s Blue Pearl. (Mariana Ianovska / Adobe Stock )
Chefchaouen’s Cultural Attractions
The white-washed houses of Chefchaouen, which later took on bluish shades, are thought to have first been built by Jewish and Muslim refugees who made homes for themselves in the fifteenth century. Reasons for the colored blue walls, however, vary though the tradition of painting the town blue continues into the present day. Some say the coloring only appeared during the Second World War, when the Jews were fleeing from Hitler; others say it was painted blue by Jews four hundred years earlier, when they were fleeing the Spanish Inquisition of the 15 th century AD. For others the “tradition of painting buildings blue…reminded them [the villagers] of the sky and the presence of God.” Another consideration is that the pale blue color serves to keep the houses cool in the hot Moroccan summers. In this these latter cases the attribution of the coloring is not given to a specific group of individuals. Yet another claim is that blue is actually a natural preventive against mosquitos and, by extension, malaria. Regardless, Chefchaouen is known as “the Blue Pearl” of Morocco, and it is a hotspot for tourists and travelers alike.
Chefchaouen’s Historical Attractions
Though difficult to get to because of its mountainous location, many make the journey throughout the year to visit Chefchaouen’s blue-shrouded world. The city is not very large and can easily be explored in a single day. Interestingly, the city is organized as a maze. With small streets, and buildings the same color at every turn, it would be easy to lose oneself in the small, photogenic environment. Even the doors are often painted blue, causing entryways to blend in with the surrounding walls of the homes and shops. The shops themselves can be considered eclectic, and the streets are often flooded with the items and wares from the bazaars’ local arts, crafts, and other souvenirs.
Like most cities in Morocco, the native Arabic language is beneficial to know for price haggling or learning more about the process by which the local artisans create their products. Because of the sheer number of outdoor shops and bazaars available, and the overall small size of the city, Chefchaouen shopping can be very close-quartered. Visiting during COVID-19 would certainly not be in one’s best interest. However, when travel reopens, and the rules of social distancing fade away, the wealth of local craftsmen and their wares will certainly become a popular tourist experience again.
The Grand Mosque of Chefchaouen (Robert Prazeres / CC BY-SA 4.0 )
The mosques and museums of the city are also paramount for any visit to Chefchaouen, a predominately Muslim culture . A visit to the city’s Grand Mosque is a must. Situated in the historical district of the town (called a medina), in the Plaza Uta El Hammen, it is in the cultural center of the city. The mosque was built around the time of the city’s founding and is attributed to the founder himself. The mosque, which can be reached on foot or by car, is a testament to the Muslim community that continues to thrive in Chefchaouen. Interestingly, the mosque is not only the seat of religious power in the city and it is frequently used by the local leaders for meetings and public readings of decrees. Thus, a visit to the mosque can be more than just a historical and religious learning opportunity. Though the mosque has been restored more than once over the years, it continues to benefit from its long historical existence. A second mosque, the Spanish Mosque of Chefchaouen, was built in the 1920s but was never used. It sits on an eastern hill and overlooks the city.
Another place of significance within the city is its local ethnographical museum: the Kasbah Museum of Chefchaouen. Also located in the Plaza Uta El Hammen in the city’s historic district, the museum was constructed by Pasha Ahmed Errifi to protect and display the unique culture of the city. Items that can be viewed in this museum include “popular art, sculptures, objects realized in wood, leather and stone, pots traditional clothes, nuptial boxes, ancient weapons of this region of Morocco that were important in his [Pasha Ahmed Errifi’s] moment.” Overall, the focus of the museum is clearly focused on unique, Moroccan craftsmanship and skills in various media.
Interior garden in the Kasbah of Chefchaouen (HAJJI Youssef / CC BY-SA 3.0 )
Furthermore, and perhaps more intriguing, the original Kasbah palace and defense structure, both intact, are part of the museum. The Kasbah was Chefchaouen’s original defense: a “walled enclosure…designed, with military purposes and spaces designed to house the emir and his family, subjects, soldiers and prisoners.” The Kasbah has grown over the years along with the city, and has expanded to also house an elaborate interior garden which can be viewed by visitors, as well as “a central pond, with towers and other elements surrounding them and flanking the wall.” A visit to the museum therefore offers visitors a historical journey, as the foundation of the structure is the original fortress itself. In summary, the Kasbah is an invaluable opportunity to see the origins of Chefchaouen in its modern setting.
Chefchaouen’s Nature Attractions
If one is interested in stepping beyond the city and exploring the natural environment, there is no shortage of adventurous experiences in the natural world beyond Chefchaouen’s blue borders. In the Rif Mountains there is a marked (though not perfectly) trail leading hikers to Jeb al-Kalaa, the highest peak. This hike is worth the trip as it provides a phenomenal view of the blue city from its highest point, allowing the viewer to look out over the city as if it was a sea of its own making. The trip itself takes about nine hours and is definitely not for the faint of heart.
More adventurous visitors can continue seeing Chefchaouen’s natural beauty in the Talassentane National Park, which was created to protect the endangered fir trees of Morocco. Littered with incredible waterfalls and cascading rivers, the scenery of the park is stunning. Beyond the park boundaries are trails leading to the waterfalls of Akchour, hidden within vibrant green forests, as well as a bridge known as God’s Bridge. Akchour is also a small town and the waterfalls were named after it. God’s Bridge, carved from the rocks into a beautiful stone arch, seems to be a creation of the gods and thus is aptly named.
The waterfalls of Akchour (Jodal rachid / CC BY-SA 4.0 )
The natural landscapes beyond Chefchaouen also include a series of caves that can be explored. Though not yet fully mapped this network of roughly one thousand caves in the Rif Mountains are made from soft minerals such as dolomite and limestone. The caves, of which the best known is called Kef Toghobeit, are deep due to the solubility of the stones from which they are made, and each year they deepen due to extensive rainfall. Kef Toghobeit is the deepest cave in Morocco and the third deepest in Africa.
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Finally, a visit to one of Chefchaouen’s hashish farms should also be considered. While not actually legal in Morocco, this traditional crop and product has over one hundred years of local history. Farmers will often show visitors how they “produce hashish from kif, the THC crystals extracted from marijuana.” They then sell that product to the visitors as though the process is the same as a legal business transaction. As the region of the Rif Mountains is the primary location of the marijuana farms, a trip to these farm while visiting the “Blue Pearl of Morocco” is not unusual or uncommon.
When in Morocco, A Trip to Chefchaouen Is a Travel Must
Chefchaouen’s culture is as rich and well-rounded as its historical background. One should not visit the country of Morocco and not take at least a day to meander through its beautiful, blue-washed streets. Although the city is small, it is full of places, people, and sites to see and experience both in the city and beyond in the Rif Mountains. A trip through the mountains is as stunning as a walk through the city’s unique streets. When planning your next trip, consider a detour through the Moroccan mountains to visit Chefchaouen, Morocco’s Blue Pearl city.
Top image: Amazing street and architecture of Chefchaouen, Morocco, North Africa By Balate Dorin / Adobe Stock
By Riley Winters


jewworldorder--2020-08-08--Forbes Tells Readers “You Should Not Do Your Own Research”

The Environmental Health Trust is a think tank that promotes a healthier environment through research , education , and policy and the only nonprofit organization in the world that carries out cutting edge research on environmental health hazards .
They work directly with communities , health and education professionals , and policymakers to understand and mitigate these hazards .
Dr. Devra Davis founded the non-profit Environmental Health Trust in 2007 in Teton County , Wyoming .
She has been awarded a Nobel Peace Prize , and has authored more than 200 publications in books and journals .
She is currently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ University Hadassah Medical School , Jerusalem , Israel , and Ondokuz Mayis University Medical School , Samsun , Turkey .
Dr. Davis lectures at the University of California , San Francisco and Berkeley , Dartmouth , Georgetown , Harvard , London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and major universities in India , Australia , Finland , and elsewhere .
She ’ s actually one of the scientists who was creating awareness about big tobacco and how they were deceiving the public back in the day , and she ’ s compared that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , proving that these technologies , like 5G and its predecessors , may be harmful to not only human health , but environmental health as well .
The bottom line is , it ’ s firmly established in scientific literature that there are biological effects to be concerned about .
These technologies pose great risks , and it ’ s quite alarming that federal health regulatory agencies have approved the rollout of these technologies without our consent , and furthermore , without any health and/or environmental safety testing .
There are hundreds , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ part to try and tackle this issue together by raiding red flags .
What Happened : The Environmental Health Trust has filed a case against the Federal Communications Commission .
They explain : Environmental Health Trust v. FCC challenges the FCC ’ s refusal to update its 25-year-old obsolete wireless radiation human exposure “ safety ” limits and the FCC ’ s refusal to adopt scientific , biologically based radio frequency radiation limits that adequately protect public health and the environment .
The brief is filed jointly with Children ’ s Health Defense @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FCC ignored the record indicating overwhelming scientific evidence of harm to people and the environment from allowable levels of wireless radiation from phones , laptops and cell towers .
Furthermore , the FCC “ sees no reason to take steps to protect children ” , despite being presented with scientific evidence indicating that children are uniquely vulnerable due to their developing brains and bodies .
Therefore , its decision not to review the “ safety ” limits is arbitrary , capricious , not evidence-based and unlawful .
Our brief contends the FCC has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , the National Environmental Policy Act ( NEPA ) , and the 1996 Telecommunications Act ( TCA ) .
Here is a clip of Senator Richard Blumenthal during a hearing that took place last year , questioning wireless industry representatives about the safety of 5G technology .
During an exchange with wireless industry representatives who were also in attendance , Blumenthal asked them whether they have supported research on the safety of 5G technology and potential links between radio-frequency and cancer , and the industry representatives conceded they have not .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The FCC opened an Inquiry into the adequacy of its exposure limits in 2013 after the Government Accountability Office issued a report in 2012 stating that the limits may not reflect current science and need to be reviewed .
In response , hundreds of scientists and medical professionals submitted a wealth of peer-reviewed studies showing the consensus of the scientific community is that RFR is deeply harmful to people and the environment and is linked to cancer , reproductive harm , and other biological ills to humans , animals , and plants .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ negative impacts from RFR , the FCC released an order in December 2019 deciding that nothing needed to be done and maintaining that the existing , antiquated exposure limits are adequate now and for the future .
In large measure , the FCC simply ignored the vast amount of evidence in the record showing an urgent need for action to protect the public and the environment .
EHT contends that the FCC ignored the recommendations of hundreds of medical experts and public health experts who called for updated regulations that protect against biological @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to immediately reduce public exposure .
The brief contends the FCC has violated the Administrative Procedure Act ( APA ) because its order is arbitrary and capricious , and not evidence-based ; violated the National Environmental Policy Act ( NEPA ) because the FCC did not take a hard look on the environmental impacts of its decision ; and violated the 1996 Telecommunications Act ( TCA ) because the FCC failed , as required by the TCA , to consider the impact of its decision on the public health and safety .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the American Academy of Pediatrics , hundreds of scientists and over 30 medical and public health organizations .
Wireless emission limits should protect children who will have a lifetime of exposure , ” stated Theodora Scarato , Executive Director of Environmental Health Trust .
Scarato pointed out that the FCC “ saw no reason to take steps to protect children ” despite voluminous scientific evidence on the record showing that children are uniquely vulnerable due to their developing brains and bodies .
“ Equally shocking is how the FCC could state that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are protective without even addressing the impact of the existing limits on the natural environment .
In this regard , there was a noticeable absence of on-the-record comments by the EPA .
In fact , the EPA recently stated that it has no funded mandate to even review research on RFR .
Yet there is a great deal of evidence in the FCC proceeding showing that radiofrequency radiation is harmful to birds , bees and trees.
” The science is also clear , there are thousands of peer-reviewed publications raising cause for concern @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2019 is one of many that raises concerns .
It ’ s titled “ Risks to Health and Well-Being From Radio-Frequency Radiation Emitted by Cell Phones and Other Wireless Devices.
” It outlines how , “ In some countries , notably the US , scientific evidence of the potential hazards of RFR has been largely dismissed .
Findings of carcinogenicity , infertility and cell damage occurring at daily exposure levels—within current limits—indicate that existing exposure standards are not sufficiently protective of public health .
Evidence of carcinogenicity alone , such as that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sufficient to recognize that current exposure limits are inadequate.
” Would it not be in the best interests of everybody to simply put this technology through appropriate safety testing ?
It goes on to state that “ Public health authorities in many jurisdictions have not yet incorporated the latest science from the U.S. NTP or other groups .
Many cite 28-year old guidelines by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers which claimed that “ Research on the effects of chronic exposure and speculations on the biological significance of non-thermal interactions have not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alteration of the standard ” It ’ s one of many that call for safety testing before the rollout of 5G testing , because all we have right now from those who claim that it ’ s safe are ‘ reviews of literature ’ that are determining it ’ s safe .
The Telecom industry ’ s fifth generation ( 5G ) wireless service will require the placement of many times more small antennae/cell towers close to all recipients of the service , because solid structures , rain and foliage block the associated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Frequency bands for 5G are separated into two different frequency ranges .
Frequency Range 1 ( FR1 ) includes sub-6 GHz frequency bands , some of which are bands traditionally used by previous standards , but has been extended to cover potential new spectrum offerings from 410 to 7,125 MHz .
Frequency Range 2 ( FR2 ) includes higher frequency bands from 24.25 to 52.6 GHz .
Bands in FR2 are largely of millimeter wave length , these have a shorter range but a higher available bandwidth than bands in the FR1 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ is also being deployed , with large arrays of directional , steerable , beam-forming antennae , operating at higher power than previous technologies .
5G is not stand-alone—it will operate and interface with other ( including 3G and 4G ) frequencies and modulations to enable diverse devices under continual development for the “ internet of things , ” driverless vehicles and more ( 72 ) .
Novel 5G technology is being rolled out in several densely populated cities , although potential chronic health or environmental impacts have not been evaluated and are not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wavelength ) radiation associated with 5G does not penetrate the body as deeply as frequencies from older technologies although its effects may be systemic ( 73 , 74 ) .
The range and magnitude of potential impacts of 5G technologies are under-researched , although important biological outcomes have been reported with millimeter wavelength exposure .
These include oxidative stress and altered gene expression , effects on skin and systemic effects such as on immune function ( 74 ) .
In vivo studies reporting resonance with human sweat ducts ( 73 ) , acceleration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other endpoints indicate the potential for novel as well as more commonly recognized biological impacts from this range of frequencies , and highlight the need for research before population-wide continuous exposures .
A number of countries have already banned wireless technology in schools , and more are taking action steps , but it ’ s difficult when so many governments are dominated by corporations .
Many people believe we now live in a corporatocracy , not a democracy , given the fact that they ( corporations ) have amassed so much power and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Paul Bischoff , a tech journalist and privacy advocate , recently compiled data regarding telecom ’ s political contributions to influence policies that benefit their industry , it ’ s quite revealing .
The list is quite long , and for the sake of a short read , if you want to learn more and access more of the science , you can start by visiting the Environmental Health Trust .
It ’ s an excellent resource .
There is a bit more information this article I recently published , but we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you can browse around our site as well if interested , just use the search bar .
Why This Matters : 5G technology , and wireless technologies in general are a great example of measures being imposed on us against our will .
It ’ s one of many examples that should have us questioning , do we really live in a democracy ?
Why has so much effort and awareness been raised , yet the idea that these technologies could pose a threat , and do pose a threat , is still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
Why ?
What ’ s really going on here ?
Are there constant battles over human perception when it comes to certain topics ?
How much have we been misled ?
Is it time to start thinking for ourselves instead of relying on federal health regulatory agencies ?
How are we living ?
Why do we think the way we do ?
Human beings are full of unlimited potential , and there are better ways to do things here on planet Earth !

The Facts: The Environmental Health Trust is has filed a case against the U.S. Federal Communications Commission regarding 5G and wireless radiation, citing health and environmental concerns.
Reflect On: How are federal health regulatory agencies able to approve this technology without any appropriate safety testing? Is there an Industry influence? Why are health concerns raised by thousands of papers considered a “conspiracy?” What’s going on here?
The Environmental Health Trust is a think tank that promotes a healthier environment through research, education, and policy and the only nonprofit organization in the world that carries out cutting edge research on environmental health hazards. They work directly with communities, health and education professionals, and policymakers to understand and mitigate these hazards. Dr. Devra Davis founded the non-profit Environmental Health Trust in 2007 in Teton County, Wyoming. She has been awarded a Nobel Peace Prize, and has authored more than 200 publications in books and journals. She is currently Visiting Professor of Medicine at The Hebrew University Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem, Israel, and Ondokuz Mayis University Medical School, Samsun, Turkey. Dr. Davis lectures at the University of California, San Francisco and Berkeley, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Harvard, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and major universities in India, Australia, Finland, and elsewhere.
She’s actually one of the scientists who was creating awareness about big tobacco and how they were deceiving the public back in the day, and she’s compared that with the current climate of wireless technologies, proving that these technologies, like 5G and its predecessors, may be harmful to not only human health, but environmental health as well. The bottom line is, it’s firmly established in scientific literature that there are biological effects to be concerned about. These technologies pose great risks, and it’s quite alarming that federal health regulatory agencies have approved the rollout of these technologies without our consent, and furthermore, without any health and/or environmental safety testing.
There are hundreds, if not thousands of scientists doing their part to try and tackle this issue together by raiding red flags.
What Happened: The Environmental Health Trust has filed a case against the Federal Communications Commission. They explain:
Environmental Health Trust v. FCC challenges the FCC’s refusal to update its 25-year-old obsolete wireless radiation human exposure “safety” limits and the FCC’s refusal to adopt scientific, biologically based radio frequency radiation limits that adequately protect public health and the environment. The brief is filed jointly with Children’s Health Defense. Our joint brief proves that the FCC ignored the record indicating overwhelming scientific evidence of harm to people and the environment from allowable levels of wireless radiation from phones, laptops and cell towers. Furthermore, the FCC “sees no reason to take steps to protect children”, despite being presented with scientific evidence indicating that children are uniquely vulnerable due to their developing brains and bodies. Therefore, its decision not to review the “safety” limits is arbitrary, capricious, not evidence-based and unlawful. Our brief contends the FCC has violated the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and the 1996 Telecommunications Act (TCA).
Here is a clip of Senator Richard Blumenthal during a hearing that took place last year, questioning wireless industry representatives about the safety of 5G technology. During an exchange with wireless industry representatives who were also in attendance, Blumenthal asked them whether they have supported research on the safety of 5G technology and potential links between radio-frequency and cancer, and the industry representatives conceded they have not.
The EHT goes on to explain that:
The FCC opened an Inquiry into the adequacy of its exposure limits in 2013 after the Government Accountability Office issued a report in 2012 stating that the limits may not reflect current science and need to be reviewed. In response, hundreds of scientists and medical professionals submitted a wealth of peer-reviewed studies showing the consensus of the scientific community is that RFR is deeply harmful to people and the environment and is linked to cancer, reproductive harm, and other biological ills to humans, animals, and plants. Notwithstanding the extremely well-documented record of these negative impacts from RFR, the FCC released an order in December 2019 deciding that nothing needed to be done and maintaining that the existing, antiquated exposure limits are adequate now and for the future. In large measure, the FCC simply ignored the vast amount of evidence in the record showing an urgent need for action to protect the public and the environment. EHT contends that the FCC ignored the recommendations of hundreds of medical experts and public health experts who called for updated regulations that protect against biological impacts and for the development of policies to immediately reduce public exposure. The brief contends the FCC has violated the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) because its order is arbitrary and capricious, and not evidence-based; violated the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) because the FCC did not take a hard look on the environmental impacts of its decision; and violated the 1996 Telecommunications Act (TCA) because the FCC failed, as required by the TCA, to consider the impact of its decision on the public health and safety. “The FCC entirely ignored the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics, hundreds of scientists and over 30 medical and public health organizations. Wireless emission limits should protect children who will have a lifetime of exposure,” stated Theodora Scarato, Executive Director of Environmental Health Trust. Scarato pointed out that the FCC “saw no reason to take steps to protect children” despite voluminous scientific evidence on the record showing that children are uniquely vulnerable due to their developing brains and bodies. “Equally shocking is how the FCC could state that the existing limits which were developed in 1996 are protective without even addressing the impact of the existing limits on the natural environment. In this regard, there was a noticeable absence of on-the-record comments by the EPA. In fact, the EPA recently stated that it has no funded mandate to even review research on RFR. Yet there is a great deal of evidence in the FCC proceeding showing that radiofrequency radiation is harmful to birds, bees and trees.” Video of Press Conference Opening Brief EHT Submissions to 13-84
The science is also clear, there are thousands of peer-reviewed publications raising cause for concern. For example, A study published in 2019 is one of many that raises concerns. It’s titled “Risks to Health and Well-Being From Radio-Frequency Radiation Emitted by Cell Phones and Other Wireless Devices.”
It outlines how, “In some countries, notably the US, scientific evidence of the potential hazards of RFR has been largely dismissed. Findings of carcinogenicity, infertility and cell damage occurring at daily exposure levels—within current limits—indicate that existing exposure standards are not sufficiently protective of public health. Evidence of carcinogenicity alone, such as that from the NTP study, should be sufficient to recognize that current exposure limits are inadequate.”
Would it not be in the best interests of everybody to simply put this technology through appropriate safety testing?
It goes on to state that “Public health authorities in many jurisdictions have not yet incorporated the latest science from the U.S. NTP or other groups. Many cite 28-year old guidelines by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers which claimed that “Research on the effects of chronic exposure and speculations on the biological significance of non-thermal interactions have not yet resulted in any meaningful basis for alteration of the standard”
It’s one of many that call for safety testing before the rollout of 5G testing, because all we have right now from those who claim that it’s safe are ‘reviews of literature’ that are determining it’s safe.
This particular study emphasizes:
The Telecom industry’s fifth generation (5G) wireless service will require the placement of many times more small antennae/cell towers close to all recipients of the service, because solid structures, rain and foliage block the associated millimeter wave RFR (72). Frequency bands for 5G are separated into two different frequency ranges. Frequency Range 1 (FR1) includes sub-6 GHz frequency bands, some of which are bands traditionally used by previous standards, but has been extended to cover potential new spectrum offerings from 410 to 7,125 MHz. Frequency Range 2 (FR2) includes higher frequency bands from 24.25 to 52.6 GHz. Bands in FR2 are largely of millimeter wave length, these have a shorter range but a higher available bandwidth than bands in the FR1. 5G technology is being developed as it is also being deployed, with large arrays of directional, steerable, beam-forming antennae, operating at higher power than previous technologies. 5G is not stand-alone—it will operate and interface with other (including 3G and 4G) frequencies and modulations to enable diverse devices under continual development for the “internet of things,” driverless vehicles and more (72). Novel 5G technology is being rolled out in several densely populated cities, although potential chronic health or environmental impacts have not been evaluated and are not being followed. Higher frequency (shorter wavelength) radiation associated with 5G does not penetrate the body as deeply as frequencies from older technologies although its effects may be systemic (73, 74). The range and magnitude of potential impacts of 5G technologies are under-researched, although important biological outcomes have been reported with millimeter wavelength exposure. These include oxidative stress and altered gene expression, effects on skin and systemic effects such as on immune function (74). In vivo studies reporting resonance with human sweat ducts (73), acceleration of bacterial and viral replication, and other endpoints indicate the potential for novel as well as more commonly recognized biological impacts from this range of frequencies, and highlight the need for research before population-wide continuous exposures.
A number of countries have already banned wireless technology in schools, and more are taking action steps, but it’s difficult when so many governments are dominated by corporations. Many people believe we now live in a corporatocracy, not a democracy, given the fact that they (corporations) have amassed so much power and have ways of dictating government policy. Paul Bischoff, a tech journalist and privacy advocate, recently compiled data regarding telecom’s political contributions to influence policies that benefit their industry, it’s quite revealing.
The list is quite long, and for the sake of a short read, if you want to learn more and access more of the science, you can start by visiting the Environmental Health Trust. It’s an excellent resource. There is a bit more information this article I recently published, but we’ve published many on the topic so you can browse around our site as well if interested, just use the search bar.
Why This Matters: 5G technology, and wireless technologies in general are a great example of measures being imposed on us against our will. It’s one of many examples that should have us questioning, do we really live in a democracy? Why has so much effort and awareness been raised, yet the idea that these technologies could pose a threat, and do pose a threat, is still considered a conspiracy theory within the mainstream? Why? What’s really going on here? Are there constant battles over human perception when it comes to certain topics? How much have we been misled? Is it time to start thinking for ourselves instead of relying on federal health regulatory agencies? How are we living? Why do we think the way we do? Human beings are full of unlimited potential, and there are better ways to do things here on planet Earth!


NASA Lies

Look at him trying to pick up the hammer that he dropped , but can not because of the bungee cord attached to the suit .
Astronaut then tries to jump up higher to put more weight on the bungee cord , to be able to drop lower and pick up the hammer used to erect the usa flag on the moon .
This is so funny that the astronaut with all that weight on the moon , he can not kneel down to pick up the hammer .
The bungee cords too tight to let him .
The slow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of low gravity .
The Hammer can sure drop on the ground … without bouncing in the air He gives up and returns to the rover to get the tongs to pick up the hammer successfully .
Check out the lunar buggy .
( remote controlled toy ) on the moon in slow motion .
Command Module being dropped from an aircraft , not from space .
Buzz Aldrin admits to an 8 year old little girl that the so called NASA moon NASA Admits We Cant Go Beyond Low Earth Orbit !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ space Rockets do not work in the vacuum of space .
Not all scientists are “ in on it ” and are just doing their tasks that they are paid to do .

NASA Lies
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Look at him trying to pick up the hammer that he dropped, but cannot because of the bungee cord attached to the suit.
Astronaut then tries to jump up higher to put more weight on the bungee cord, to be able to drop lower and pick up the hammer used to erect the usa flag on the moon.
This is so funny that the astronaut with all that weight on the moon, he cannot kneel down to pick up the hammer. The bungee cords too tight to let him.
The slow motion is a laugh… giving the illusion of low gravity.
The Hammer can sure drop on the ground … without bouncing in the air
He gives up and returns to the rover to get the tongs to pick up the hammer successfully.
Check out the lunar buggy. (remote controlled toy) on the moon in slow motion.
Command Module being dropped from an aircraft, not from space.
NASA Admits We Cant Go Beyond Low Earth Orbit!
Rockets cannot fly in vacuum of space
Moon Landing Hoax Exposed!! 2014 [Full Documentary]
Scientist proves you cannot fly a rocket in space


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