The NWO folks wanted open borders with a interconnected world supply chain. They wanted to do away with countries and sovereignty so there could be a one world government that could manage and dictate how the "Surfs" were going to live and breed. China with it massive control over its population was something that more than a few admired as it was the human version of an ant colony's drones.
I hope that COVID-19 has placed a dagger in the heart of their NWO utopian plans.
Self sufficiency has always been better for the people and thus a country.
We know there is a huge problem when it comes to discarding plastic. It litters our grounds and oceans and kills marine life.
Below is one solution one man came up with after his daughter expressed her concern for all the plastic in the sea. She longed for a world with beautiful oceans where marine life would not be endangered, so he started a company called MacRebur to help in the reduction of plastic waste.
Quote:Most people nowadays recognize the problem that is plastic pollution and many are finding ways to fight it. From reducing personal plastic use to banning single-use plastic straws, both civilians and governments are trying to fight the ever-growing amount of waste we produce. Waste that can take thousands of years to break down. One of the people who’s taken a pro-active role in this fight is Toby McCartney, an engineer who seemingly found just the perfect use for plastic waste.
Toby McCartney, a Scottish man, has found a way to put all that plastic waste to good use. He started a company that creates pellets out of plastic waste and uses them to make roads.
This is good news!
Quote:The company, MacRebur, has its origin story detailed on its website:
“The idea was born when our CEO, Toby McCartney, was working in Southern India with a charity helping people who work on landfill sites as ‘pickers.’ Their job is to gather potentially reusable items and sell them to be turned from rubbish into something useful again.
Some of the waste plastics retrieved by the pickers were put into potholes, diesel poured all over them, and the rubbish set alight until the plastics melted into the craters to form a makeshift plastic pothole filler.”
However, McCartney quickly realized that councils in the UK wouldn’t be too happy about the idea of burning plastic and diesel, so he had to find a better way to execute the idea. Toby got together with his friends, Gordon Reid and Nick Burnett, to launch MacRebur in April 2016—the name being based on part of each of their surnames. From there, they started developing a technique and formula to achieve their goal—use plastic waste for road construction.
This is a great idea, but how does one take plastic and turn it into a compound to be used to make roads?
Quote:They take plastic from commercial and household use (the split is about 60 percent commercial and 40 percent household) and use a granulator to turn it into small pieces of no more than 5mm. Their website details the process: “Next, the plastic granules are mixed with our activator—it’s this that makes the plastic bind properly into our roads. Our activator is patented and what’s in it is a secret! This blend of plastic granules and the activator—let’s call it the MacRebur mix—then goes to an asphalt producer.”
Regular asphalt is made mostly from bitumen and stone. However, MacRebur’s technology replaces a chunk of bitumen used in the asphalt, which, in turn, decreases the use of fossil fuel. “We can do this because we are turning the plastic into its original oil-based state and binding it to the stone with the help of our activator,” they explained.
Will plastic be as strong as traditional roads?
Quote:In an interview with CNN, McCartney claims that because of their special formula, the roads they produce are 60% stronger than traditional roads. He also noted that the lab tests they ran project that the roads made from their product may last up to three times longer than regular ones.
“We went through about five to six hundred different designs of different polymers that we were mixing in before we found one that actually worked,” he said. “At the end of the day, plastic is a great product,” he says. “It lasts for long, which is a problem if it’s a waste product, but not a problem if we want it to last,” McCartney concluded.
In the end, this is what you get.
Looks great! I hope this idea becomes established across the world. It would make a huge impact in reducing plastic waste.
I'm sure there are many other uses for recycled plastic if we put our minds to it. We can't continue discarding plastic into the landfills and oceans; it needs to be recycled.
Quote:It is a slow day in the small Saskatchewan town of Pumphandle, and streets are deserted. Times are tough, everybody is in debt, and everybody is living on credit. A tourist visiting the area drives through town, stops at the motel, and lays a $100 bill on the desk saying he wants to inspect the rooms upstairs to pick one for the night. As soon as he walks upstairs, the motel owner grabs the bill and runs next door to pay his debt to the butcher. The butcher takes the $100 and runs down the street to retire his debt to the pig farmer. The pig farmer takes the $100 and heads off to pay his bill to his supplier, the Co-op. The guy at the Co-op takes the $100 and runs to pay his debt to the local prostitute, who has also been facing hard times and has had to offer her "services" on credit. The hooker rushes to the hotel and pays off her room bill with the hotel owner. The hotel proprietor then places the $100 back on the counter so the traveler will not suspect anything. At that moment the traveler comes down the stairs, states that the rooms are not satisfactory, picks up the $100 bill and leaves. No one produced anything. No one earned anything... However, the whole town is now out of debt and now looks to the future with a lot more optimism. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how a Stimulus package works.
Quote:PROOF! An Italian News Segment From 2015 PROVES The Chinese Were DEVELOPING The Coronavirus In A Lab
From the Rair Foundation- In 2015, Italian state broadcaster RAI aired Leonardo, a show dedicated to science, which
revealed that Chinese scientists had created a pulmonary “supervirus” from bats and mice “for study purposes” that is
capable of attacking humans.
Salvini and other party leaders are demanding to know if there is a connection with the research featured in the 2015
documentary and the Chinese coronavirus, which has wreaked havoc on Italy. In the scientific documentary, Chinese
researchers in a laboratory in Beijing managed to graft a surface protein of a coronavirus found in bats onto a virus that
causes SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) in mice.
It should be noted that SARS was a “114-day epidemic” which “swept 29 countries, affected a reported 8,098 people, [and]
left 774 patients dead…” Chinese military surgeon Jiang Yanyong exposed his government’s cover-up of the outbreak that
originated in 2002–2003 in the Guangdong Province of China.
According to the documentary, the researchers imagined that the hybrid (a “chimera virus”) was suitable for affecting humans,
a hypothesis later confirmed by laboratory results.
Furthermore, this specific coronavirus was shown to attach itself to our respiratory cells, triggering the syndrome and thus the
organism can infect humans “directly from bats without going through an intermediate species, such as the mouse“.
The episode that aired on Leonardo seems to fit perfectly with COVID-19.
The ingredients are all there: bats , SARS, acute pneumonia, the virus that attacks humans directly and infects them.
The coincidences were enough to warrant question from Lega Party leader, Matteo Salvini, who has asked for clarity from the
Italian government.
Salvini, along with Giorgia Meloni and the Fratelli d’Itali party, formally requested Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte explore whether
the RAI documentary is proof that the SARS-CoV-2 virus that originated in Wuhan was created in a laboratory and escaped the
control of Chinese scientists or was used as a bio-terrorist weapon by the Chinese government.
President Donald Trump fired Michael Atkinson yesterday. He was the person who notified Congress that a whistleblower had concerns about a telephone call between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Quote:Trump notified both the House and Senate intelligence committees Friday about his decision to fire Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) Michael Atkinson, who precipitated an impeachment inquiry when he relayed anonymous whistleblower testimony that the president’s conversation with Zelensky sought an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden in return for delivering military assistance.
And, of course, Schiffty hit the ground running to take control of the narrative.
Quote:House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, who led the impeachment inquiry, revealed the contents of the letter on his Twitter account. He wrote, “Trump’s dead of night decision to fire ICIG Michael Atkinson is another blatant attempt to gut the independence of the Intelligence Community and retaliate against those who dare to expose presidential wrongdoing.”
It appears Schiffty still thinks he can read the mind of the President.
Quote:Trump’s letter reads: “It is extremely important that we promote the economy, efficiency, and the effectiveness of Federal programs and activities. The Inspectors General have a critical role in the achievement of these goals.”
“As is the case with regard to other positions where I, as President, have the power of appointment, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, it is vital that I have the fullest confidence in the appointees serving as Inspectors General. That is no longer the case with regard to this Inspector General,” Trump wrote.
President Trump appointed Tom Monheim, a senior intelligence official, to conduct the duties of the office until a full replacement is named.
And we also have Pelosi weighing in with her slurred words of wisdom...
Quote:San Francisco – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued this statement after President Trump fired Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson:
“The shameful late-night firing of Inspector General Atkinson is a brazen act against a patriotic public servant who has honorably performed his duty to protect the Constitution and our national security, as required by the law and by his oath.
“This latest act of reprisal against the Intelligence Community threatens to have a chilling effect against all willing to speak truth to power. The President must immediately cease his attacks on those who sacrifice to keep America safe, particularly during this time of national emergency.”
Pelosi and Schiffty seem to be rather upset that President Trump has removed one of their spies from office.
Remember... "those who scream the loudest" have the most to lose.
Gateway Pundit published this news piece today:
Reminder: Fired ICIG Atkinson Is Connected to Schiff's Impeachment Sham and His Wife is Connected to Fusion GPS - The Russia Collusion Sham Instigators
Quote:As we reported in November, Deep State ICIG Michael Atkinson altered the whistleblower form to allow for second-hand information, which allowed suspected Schiff whistleblower Eric Ciaramella to present a bogus accusation on the President.
And….Atkinson’s wife is connected to Fusion GPS, the instigators of the Trump Russia collusion hoax.
What a couple! We now know from another leak to the Washington Post, that an individual in Obama’s FBI altered documents that provided support for a FISA Warrant obtained to spy on candidate and President Trump via the Carter Page FISA warrant.
The individual (or individuals) were soon identified as Kevin Clinesmith who worked with his reported lover Sally Moyer for Intelligence Community (IC) Inspector General (IG), Michael Atkinson.
Quote:If you have followed the case closely, the intentional removal of Peter Strzok in combination with the explanation of the lawyer’s FISA responsibilities; and in combination with prior reporting of FBI lawyer 2; it seems pretty obvious the line-level lawyer was Kevin Clinesmith.
If the WaPo article had added all the detail and left in how the line-level attorney worked for Peter Strzok everyone would have known who it was. Hence they put in more details about his activity but removed the Strzok reference.
Kevin Clinesmith was one of the key FBI small group members on the original Clinton investigation known as the “mid-year exam”, or in text messages the “MYE”.
Within the MYE Clinesmith was one of the key legal staff working with Peter Strzok. Clinesmith was lawyer #2 for Strzok who eventually transferred to the subsequent Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
Clinesmith was also previously reported to be having an intimate relationship with another member of the FBI team, Sally Moyer, though that is uncertain. [Tashina “Tash” Guahar was also a key legal figure on the Main Justice side of the MYE team.]
Sally Moyer was FBI unit chief in the Office of General Counsel (counterintelligence legal unit within the FBI Office of General Counsel).
Ms. Moyer was responsible for the legal compliance within the FBI counterintelligence operations that generated FISA applications.
When the MYE investigation finished, the Carter Page FISA construction is where Kevin Clinesmith and Sally Moyer come together in their next assignment, the FBI investigation of Trump.
The interesting connection is that Clinesmith and Moyer both also reportedly worked for Michael Atkinson while he was an attorney with the Department of Justice (DOJ).
As we reported previously, Atkinson next took a position as the ICIG. After that it was reported that Atkinson changed the IC whistleblower form sometime before September shortly after a CIA Agent, who was spying in the Trump White House, drafted a complaint on President Trump.
Atkinson saw to it that the whistleblower form was updated to allow for second hand information, which the ‘whistleblower’ (believed to be Eric Ciaramella) provided in his complaint. Although, the form should not have been accepted based on second-hand information and because it was about the President of the United States (who is not in the IC), Atkinson accepted the complaint.
The whistleblower later attempted to edit the form he originally provided. The original form stated that the whistleblower did not talk to Congress before filing the form but after it was discovered that he had met with Adam Schiff’s team in Congress, the whistleblower attempted to edit his form.
According to Apelbaum, ICIG Atkinson’s wife is connected to Fusion GPS, the firm behind the Steele dossier that was used by Obama’s DOJ and FBI to obtain a FISA warrant legitimizing spying on candidate and President Trump –
I bet CNN, MSNBC, CBS, or ABC didn't report any of that, did they?
Now you know why Schiffty and Pelosi have their panties in a wad. The DemocRats scheme is being exposed, their "eyes and ears" are being removed, and they are pissed!
They pushed Global Warming and Climate Change.
So what is next?
Saving Earth by Vibrating Less
Yes, the so called Scientist (I think Al Gore's Fake Scientist) want you to believe the Earths Crust is moving or vibrating less because people are driving less
Quote:The coronavirus pandemic is making Earth vibrate less
YUP!
Quote:(CNN) Once-crowded city streets are now empty. Highway traffic has slowed to a minimum. And fewer and fewer people can be found milling about outside.
Global containment measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus have seemingly made the world much quieter. Scientists are noticing it, too. [img=300x0]https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/200316111459-china-pollution-medium-plus-169.jpg[/img]
Around the world, seismologists are observing a lot less ambient seismic noise -- meaning, the vibrations generated by cars, trains, buses and people going about their daily lives. And in the absence of that noise, Earth's upper crust is moving just a little less.
Thomas Lecocq, a geologist and seismologist at the Royal Observatory in Belgium, first pointed out this phenomenon in Brussels.
Brussels is seeing about a 30% to 50% reduction in ambient seismic noise since mid-March, around the time the country started implementing school and business closures and other social distancing measures, according to Lecocq. That noise level is on par with what seismologists would see on Christmas Day, he said. Source
So let loose your Hate Speech Propaganda Queen (image thanks to @"BIAD") to tell the people of the World we are Killing Mother earth by Walking and Driving, we need to stay in our home and allow the World Government to Take Care of us all from Cradle to Grave.
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Alan "Ace" Cozzalio served as an Army helicopter pilot in Vietnam.
As a member of the 5th Cavalry, attached to the 9th Infantry Division, Cozzalio enjoyed representing his unit's heritage by wearing the traditional 1860s cavalry uniform, complete with yellow scarf and saber, which he kept with him inside his chopper.
On January 25, 1969, Cozzalio received word of an infantry company pinned down and taking heavy casualties from a NVA machine gun bunker.
The soldiers on the ground were too close to the bunker for aircraft like Cozzalio's Cobra gunship to light it up with rockets or bombs. Cozzalio landed his Cobra and moved into a smaller, more maneuverable OH-6 "Loach."
He tore across the battlefield again, hovering a mere 10 feet off the ground.
His used the chopper's minigun to eat into the bunker as he approached through a hail of fire, then landed on top of the structure.
The Loach's gunner in back got out, dropped a grenade inside the bunker, then jumped back aboard. Cozzalio pulled away fast as the grenade detonated, killing those inside.
Cozzalio returned to his Cobra and raced back to the scene, providing more air support while the infantry overran the enemy positions. For his outstanding initiative and creative action, Cozzalio was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
Cozzalio served 3 tours in Vietnam, being shot down 6 times. During his time in combat, he earned the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, 2 Bronze Stars, 4 Distinguished Flying Crosses, the Soldier's Medal, 48 Air Medals, and 2 Purple Hearts.
He was medically retired in 1986 as a Lieutenant Colonel after contracting a rare virus affecting his heart. In April 1993, he underwent surgery for a heart transplant, which was tragically unsuccessful. Cozzalio died 2 days later.
He was 46 years old.
I have no doubt Wallfire has a thing-or-two to say!!!
Quote:HEADING FOR DISASTER Sweden’s refusal to enter coronavirus lockdown leaving schools
and pubs open ‘will lead to catastrophe’, doctors warn.
'Sweden's refusal to go into coronavirus lockdown is leading the country towards catastrophe, scientists
have warned. Daily life is carrying on as normal despite the rest of Europe being in lockdown due to the
coronavirus pandemic, with pubs, schools, restaurants and cinemas all still open.
It comes as...
*A 'healthy' 13-year-old boy died in hospital in London becoming the UK's youngest coronavirus victim
*The UK death rate doubled to 381 in the biggest 24-hour leap yet
*Thousands of people could be laid off because of a huge loophole in the coronavirus job scheme
*Brits slammed travel firms as they battled to get money back for Easter breaks
*A Gulf War hero who has joined the NHS frontline dubbed the killer bug “an enemy you can’t see”
*Millions of coronavirus test kits made in Britain are being sold overseas as UK labs 'can't cope'
Sweden has so far seen 4,435 cases of the coronavirus and 180 deaths as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The government says lockdown would lead to an economic disaster. And although the Scandinavian country's
relaxed "wait and see" approach flies in the face of all medical guidance it has no immediate plans to change
its liberal ways.
The relaxed measures have raised alarm in the country's medical community.
A petition signed by more than 2,000 doctors, scientists, and professors has now called on the government to
get tough and tighten restrictions. “We’re not testing enough, we’re not tracking, we’re not isolating enough
–we've let the virus loose,” said Prof Cecilia Söderberg-Nauclér, a virus expert at the Karolinska Institute.
“They are leading us to catastrophe.”
But Anders Tegnell, the chief epidemiologist, insists the government policies will prove effective.
"We are trying to slow the spread enough so that we can deal with the patients coming in," he said.
“There is no evidence whatsoever that doing more at this stage would make any difference.
"It’s far better to introduce stringent measures at very specific intervals, and keep them running for as little
time as possible.”
The most common age for a Swede to move out their parents’ home is between 18 and 19 - compared to the
EU average of 26. Some experts believe that these solo living patterns might help stem the spread of deadly
coronavirus.
In the pandemic hotspots of Italy and Spain it is far more common for large families to congregate under one roof.
“If you have a household with several generations, of course you are going to have a quick spread,” Björn Olsen,
a professor of infectious diseases at Uppsala University told the BBC.
“We have a lot of single people living in Stockholm, in the big cities in Sweden, and that could sort of slow the pace
a little bit.”
PM Stefan Lofven has tightened restrictions in recent days - limiting gatherings to 50 - but insists there is still no
need to follow the herd. Its closest neighbours – Denmark, Finland, and Norway – have all introduced a no-nonsense
lockdown strategy, closing schools, workplaces and borders weeks ago.
Norway has around a quarter of the deaths (39) than the figure recorded in Sweden and insists its tough stance is
already saving lives. As of today, Denmark has recorded 90 coronavirus fatalities and Finland just 17.
But Lofven has said: "We all, as individuals, have to take responsibility. We can't legislate and ban everything. It is also
a question of common sense. “We who are adults need to be exactly that: adults. Not spread panic or rumours.
No one is alone in this crisis, but each person has a heavy responsibility.”
His Social Democratic government has argued citizens can be trusted to act responsibly and will stay indoors if they
experience any symptoms. The public has been told to practise social distancing and to work from home if possible
but ONLY those over 70 are urged to self-isolate.
While standing at bars has in theory been banned, pubs and restaurants continue to serve customers day and night.
Secondary schools and universities have now closed, but preschools and primary schools are still open as usual.
Emilia Larsson-Lecak, 21, from Stockholm told the Sun Online: "Everything seems pretty normal here. I went skiing
over the weekend and everything was pretty calm.
"People are trying to get on with their everyday lives. If they have the opportunity to work at home then many are.
"A few restaurants have closed but people are still out eating, drinking and playing sport. I think a lot of us are just
trying to stay away from the elderly and those in the risk zone. They have closed nursing homes to stop people visiting.
"Only restaurants who use waiters to take orders are open so people remain sat down.
"No one is really wearing masks but making sure they are washing their hands. People are still moving about as normal.
"I'm not too worried. I think the government are doing there best for the economy. We wouldn't be able to manage in lockdown.
"Smaller businesses won't survive and people would lose their jobs. I don't think people would cope with being indoors.
"We are confident they are keeping us all safe."
Photos coming out of the country still paint a picture of a country seemingly untouched by the global pandemic...'
Hi, the link is to a video about what to do with deliveries to your door. A lot is common sense but it is IMHO very helpful. The Dr takes his time explaining stuff but try and keep with it.
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