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John D. Rockefeller et les origines de la médecine moderne En 1910, la Fondation Rockefeller a financé le rapport Flexner, commandé par le Council on Medical Education par l’intermédiaire de l’American Medical Association. L’intention de ce rapport était d’évaluer et de https://t.co/N3O7hcyMei
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In 1872, Rockefeller gained control over 90% of oil companies, but in 1911, the Supreme Court split his company, Standard Oil, into 34 independent ones due to violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. However, this didn't change Rockefeller's intentions. He aimed to bankrupt America. Meanwhile, petrochemicals were being transformed into pharmaceuticals, posing a threat to Rockefeller's interests in natural health. To gain control, he donated money to medical schools and hired Flexner to study their curriculum. This led to the establishment of allopathic medicine, which uses unnatural substances to treat diseases, forming the basis of Western medicine.
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Speaker 0: In 18/72, Rockefeller bought up, shut down, or bankrupt 90% of the oil companies. Our good old constitution came into place, and in 1911, the Supreme Court found Rockefeller in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act and split Standard Oil into 34 independent companies, so they said, you can't have the monopoly on this, you're done. You think that changed who he was? No. He promised to bankrupt America.
At that very same time, they were learning how to turn petrochemicals exactly what he had at his fingertips that's with the oil into pharmaceuticals. Now John d Rockefeller's biggest threat was natural health. So what does he do? Being the businessman he is, he donates money to the medical schools because he wants to control. And what do you do when you wanna control someone?
You give them money. And then he hired a guy by the name of Flexner to study the school's curriculum, to figure out what they were teaching everybody, and to persuade the government to establish allopathic medicine, which use the unnatural substances to treat diseases. This is how western medicine was founded.
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Can we talk about DEMOCIDE? Soldiers killed by their own leaders. Military data shows a surge in diseases and disorders due to experimental Covid injections: Hypertension up 2,181%, Neurological issues up 1,048%. Malignant tumors (esophageal) up 894%, Multiple Sclerosis up 680%, Guillain Barré up 551%. Testimony at the Covid-19 Vaccine Inquiry on 13.11.23.
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Peut-on parler de DÉMOCIDE ? 🇺🇸 "Nos soldats sont tués par leurs propres chefs" Thomas Renz, avocat. DONNÉES DMED MILITAIRES (Injections expérimentales covid) 🔴Augmentation des maladies et des troubles : -Hypertension 2,181%. -Neurologique 1,048%. https://t.co/QSjdXLsLwA
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The speaker discusses the DMED database controlled by the Department of Defense, which contains data on various diseases and their significant increases. They mention specific diseases like hypertension, nervous system diseases, esophageal neoplasms, multiple sclerosis, digestive organ neoplasms, Guillain Barre syndrome, migraines, and ovarian dysfunction. The speaker confirms that these diagnoses are found in military members, as the database is used by the Defense Medical Department. They highlight the problem of lack of transparency and response from military leaders regarding the evidence of soldiers being harmed by their own leaders. The database is not accessible to the public.
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Speaker 0: DMED.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 0: The database. Okay. And that is controlled by the Department of Defense. And I found it very interesting you had, spoken at senator Johnson's roundtable before, and it was, you had revealed that below were various diseases, hypertension, had a 2,181% increase, diseases of the nervous system, 1048% increases, malignant neoplasms of esophagus 8 94% increase, multiple sclerosis 6 80% increase, malignant neoplasms plasms of digestive organs 6 24% increase, Guillain Barre syndrome 551 percent increase, and it goes on and on and on even down into migraines, ovarian dis dysfunction, ironically, 437% increase in carrying on, were all of these, diagnoses, in military members?
Speaker 1: Yeah. So the DMAT data Is essentially, the way that that database works is if you're a soldier, you go to the VA, right, or I'm sorry, you go to the defense The Defense Medical Department. I mean, you're aware your on-site guy, so they have very complete records, right? So they've got everything. It's a premier database, and they use it For signals.
Right?
Speaker 0: These are healthy soldiers. As as Very healthy. Hassan Massey pointed out, you have to be of great health, very good health to join the military. And if we were seeing increases like this, is this is this, database open to the public?
Speaker 1: No. See, the real problem here is that That there's never anything truthful from these people. I put this evidence out there that our soldiers are being killed by their own leaders, And they don't respond? They didn't respond to to this
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-Tumeurs malignes (œsophagiennes) 894%. -Sclérose en plaques 680% -Guillain Barré 551%. AUDITION À LA COMMISSION D'ENQUÊTE SUR LE VACCIN COVID-19 LE 13.11.23
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Genetically modified seeds, known as "Terminator seeds," are patented by companies. These seeds can only be used for one crop rotation before becoming unusable. Farmers are forced to buy new seeds every year. This business model is criticized for its negative impact on agriculture.
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𝗦𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗧𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿 Je serais plutôt enclin à dire que personne de sain d'esprit n'utilisera jamais ces choses mais malheureusement tout le monde n'est pas sain d'esprit. Les entreprises qui commercialisent ces semances, détiennent des brevets exclusifs sur des https://t.co/bOdzRt3RGz
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semences sans lesquelles aucun paysan ou agriculteur au monde ne peut semer et ensuite récolter. Il ne s'agit toutefois pas de semences ordinaires, mais de celles qui ont été manipulées génétiquement. Les "semences Terminator" constituent un développement particulier. Elle
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n'autorise qu'une seule rotation des cultures. Après cela, les graines se "suicident" et ne peuvent pas être réutilisées comme semences. L'objectif est de s'assurer que les semences doivent être achetées chaque année. Un business que le diable n'aurait pas pu mieux inventer 👿
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Russia is aligning with globalists, becoming a digital powerhouse with biometrics, facial recognition in schools, and implementing UN Sustainable Development Goals. The Russian central bank plans to explore a digital ruble, replacing cash. Concerns arise over mandatory digital passports and compulsory vaccinations, with potential future obligations. Moscow mirrors the West's overwhelming technocracy and war profiteering by Russian oligarchs.
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C'est rassurant de voir que de plus en plus de gens commencent à y voir clair. Russie : de mèche avec les mondialistes ? Voici une récente interview de Riley Waggaman, journaliste, écrivain et rédacteur en chef adjoint de Russia Insider. " La Russie est en train de devenir une https://t.co/xmsrJlgeDz
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Russia's digital transformation has been making waves, with the introduction of the digital ruble and various digital initiatives. Moscow has implemented face pay payments in the metro and digital ID cards, while also collecting biometric data in a central database. Hermann Graf, a German who was part of Putin's circle in Saint Petersburg, has played a significant role in this progress. Starting as a deputy prime minister, Graf's career skyrocketed, landing him on the Board of Directors of companies like Aerofloat. Russia's advancements in digital technology and Graf's influence have raised questions about whether Russia is becoming another China.
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Speaker 0: No government on Earth should be allowed to do this. This idea that the digital the digital ruble exists.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the digital transformation. I think I started following what was going on around digital in Russia More than a year ago, when I heard that Moscow was going to come up with a digital ruble. Shortly after that, Moscow introduced face pay payments in the metro, then it started to prepare digital ID cards. And now we are at the stage where Russia has a central database For collecting biometric data, children in some schools pay for their lunches with a palm print, and so on, how was it weapon that Russia has become so progressive in this respect, is Russia becoming another China? And who the hell is Hermann Graf?
Speaker 0: So Hermann Graf is a very, very interesting character. He's not ethnically Russian. Who he's German, his family was, you know, relocated during the 2nd World War from Germany to Kazakhstan. And, in the nineties, he was part of this sort of, you know, Saint Petersburg gang that that Putin was part of, and he came to Moscow basically with Putin and and also with Nabiolina who is the Central Bank chairman. And, Greff just had this incredible career where he started off as some sort of deputy prime minister of property management, I think, and within a few years, he just sort of, you know, he his career just skyrocketed.
He was, a few a few years after coming to Moscow, he was on the Board of Directors of Aerofloat and all these other companies, and he was eventually appointed,
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autre Chine, à la pointe de la numérisation, de la biométrie, des systèmes de reconnaissance faciale même pour les écoles, de la mise en œuvre des ODD de l'ONU. Herman Gref, président de la Sberbank et auteur de l'avant-propos de l'édition russe de "La quatrième révolution https://t.co/KqIBj1hvSu
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The CEO of Sberbank, Russia's largest partly state-owned bank, has played a significant role in various developments in Russia. Sberbank was involved in the creation of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine and was hired by the government to distribute it. The bank has rebranded as Sber and now offers a range of services beyond banking, including spare food, spare AI, and spare health. They have been actively involved in artificial intelligence, even collaborating with Chinese colleagues to develop facial recognition cameras that can identify people wearing masks. It may seem unusual for a bank to be involved in these endeavors, but Sber's expansion into different sectors has allowed them to contribute in various ways.
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Speaker 0: CEO of Sberbank, which is Russia's largest partly state owned bank. And he was also, made a member of the board of directors at the World Economic Forum. He wrote The preface or the introduction of Klaus Schwab's, the 4th Industrial Revolution, he is the locomotive. He's the engine behind And so much of what has been happening in Russia, especially over the last since the arrival of the pandemic. First of all, I mean, it's it's it's remarkable to even imagine it, but Sberbonc played a very central role in the development of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine, which very few people know about, but it's it's like an oligarch shot, you know?
It's like a rich banker shot and why And Sberbank was was hired by the Russian government to help distribute Sputnik V. It's very weird but but of the larger point here is that Sberbank is actually known as Sber now. So it's not just a bank. They they they sort of rebranded in September, I believe, of 2022. And now they say that they're a universe of services.
Right? So There's spare food, spare whatever. Spare AI? Yeah. Spare AI.
Exactly. Yeah. They have also spare health. They do have spare health. There's many.
There's I think there's 15 different spare they have this all of these different, subsidiaries under the the spare umbrella. And one of the things that they've been very very active in is artificial intelligence. And again, when, sort of the pandemic narrative came to Russia, and this was in February of 2022. So actually, A full month before Moscow went into lockdown, Herman Greff came out and said, You know, there's this COVID stuff coming. We are we we are working closely with our Chinese colleagues to develop facial recognition cameras that can recognize you even if you're wearing a mask, you know, and why is a bank doing this?
Why would a bank be involved in, in this kind of
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industrielle" de K. Schwab, est l'un des principaux acteurs de ce processus. Waggaman souligne combien les choix russes sont alignés sur ceux des mondialistes. La Russie semble prendre la tête de la transition vers les monnaies numériques (CBDC) avec le "rouble numérique", https://t.co/MASuhrPRZJ
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A bank, Sberbank, is involved in a biometric system called Ladushki, which allows school children to pay for their lunches. Sberbank is also helping regional governments and cities fulfill their UN sustainable development goals. The CEO of Sberbank, Greff, is leading these initiatives and has a good relationship with Putin. The recent passing of laws on the digital ruble by the state Duma will first be used by the Russian Central Bank and then expanded in phases. This bill establishes the legal framework for the digital ruble.
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Speaker 0: Yes. And why is a bank doing this? Why would a bank be involved in in this kind of technology? So, yeah. And you mentioned, for example, Ladushki, which means little palms in Russian.
But, yeah, it's basically a biometric system for school children to pay for their school lunches. And they've been testing that, and the test started, I think, maybe 6 or 7 years ago. They are Or just on every level, like, with sustainable development goals, for example. For some reason, Sberbank is involved with that, like, helping regional governments and cities, fulfill their UN sustainable development goals? Why would Fairbank do that?
Like, what what does Fairbanks have that gives them these special powers? Right? And Greff is really at the forefront of all this stuff. And and, you know, after there's I think there's this narrative that after the Ukraine, the the knot war started, that there was this was a way to shake up the Russian government and kick out the traitors and it would be more patriotic? Kreff is doing fine.
He he He had a conference with Putin maybe in, you know, 6 months ago where they sat next to each other and laughed and Talked about all the great plans that Greff had for the digitalization of Russia. And so, yeah, if you wanna know what's happening in Russia, We should read about him on Graft and spare bunk and that's that's what's really driving a lot of the unfortunate Public policy in Russia, it's privatized, control mechanisms from a former or maybe current, board of directors of the World Economic Forum.
Speaker 1: Okay. Well, If I'm not mistaken, last week, the state Yuma passed a package of laws on the digital ruble. For now, it will be used by Employees of the Russian Central Bank and their entourage, then it comes the 2nd phase and so on. Is that correct?
Speaker 0: Yeah. So the, state Duma Finalized, ratified this bill that created the legal framework for the digital ruble.
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farouchement dénoncé par les médias alternatifs russes pour les risques d'asservissement technocratique qu'il comporte. La Banque de Russie envisage déjà d'explorer sa "programmabilité". Le vice-ministre des finances Alexej Mojsejev et le vice-gouverneur de la Banque de Russie https://t.co/jNqvNcrxyX
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The Russian State Duma has ratified a bill creating the legal framework for the digital ruble, which was introduced a year earlier than planned. The government claims the digital ruble will help bypass sanctions. It is expected that within 3 to 5 years, the digital ruble could be used for social payments, including pensions. The Russian media and public seem largely unaware or uninterested in the digital ruble. A recent survey found that only 55% of Russians knew what biometric IDs were, indicating a lack of understanding about new technologies. The future of the digital ruble remains uncertain, but its potential impact is concerning.
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Speaker 0: State Duma finalized, ratified this bill that created the legal framework for the digital ruble. It should be noted though that the digital ruble was actually the introduction was accelerated. It was supposed to actually be, It's about a year they introduced about a year earlier than they originally intended. Why they decided to do that? The Russian government claims that the digital ruble will help them bypass sanctions.
And I think there's a lot of reasons why people should be like with any CBDC, be very concerned about the digital
Speaker 1: the Russian daily Izvestia wrote that within 3 to 5 years, the digital ruble could be used For social payments including pensions. Alexei Mosseev, the prime minister of finance of the Russian Federation expressed that the digital ruble is a substitute for cash. Also, Sergei Shvetsov, first deputy chairman of the Bank of Russia, Chuck said in his speech at the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum that the digital ruble will eventually replace cash, But the transition period will be long. How is the Russian media and public reacting to all these news?
Speaker 0: That's a great question. Look, honestly, from my impression, I think many Russians don't even know that the digital ruble exists. I I bet that it would be the same in any country that is developing this stuff. Or maybe they've heard about it, but they don't really know what it is and they don't really care. Like for example, you know, it's just really quickly going back to, biometrics.
There was a recent conference held by, I guess like a press conference held by TAS and one of these state run public pooling companies. They found that only only like 55% of Russians even knew what biometric IDs were, you know? The other half We really had no clue. And I think it's the same with, the digital ruble. I don't think Russians really understand what's coming at this point.
I don't think any of us really do. It's, I mean, it's quite scary. But, yeah, of course, I mean, look, this idea that the digital ruble will always be
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Sergey Šhvetsov estiment que le rouble numérique est appelé à remplacer l'argent liquide. La création du passeport numérique suscite des inquiétudes, malgré l'assurance qu'il n'est pas obligatoire. D'autre part, la vaccination contre le Covid aurait également dû être volontaire https://t.co/88PuMmQjgB
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The speaker criticizes the idea of the digital ruble, dismissing claims that it will be voluntary and highlighting the Russian government's history of contradicting itself. They argue that the digital ruble is similar to other centralized digital currencies being developed by the EU and the US, controlled by the Russian Central Bank and obedient to the IMF. The speaker expresses concern about the potential for abuse and the creation of a control grid, where every aspect of people's lives will be monitored. They believe it is unacceptable for any government to introduce such a currency. The transcript ends with a question about the BRICS common currency.
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Speaker 0: Voluntary and just a a third form of currency that you can just use if it's convenient for you. I mean, come on. How naive do you have to be? And look, don't, don't even start with well, because, but the Russian government said that it'll always be voluntary. Russian government said that vaccination will be voluntary.
It was not voluntary. They, they they'll say one thing one day and a week later, they said the exact opposite. It's like, no, it's a government. I think we all know what governments do and it's no different in Russia. So I don't find that to be a valid argument at all.
Look, the digital ruble is absolutely no different than the, the CBDC that the EU is developing or the fed now thing in the United states or the digital peso? I don't even know what they're doing now. It's it's going to be a centralized Current digital currency controlled by the Russian Central Bank, which is not even part of the Russian government and is fully obedient to the IMF. And they have already talked about how they can it's gonna be fully transparent, programmable, trackable. The members of the Bank of Russia have bragged about how, oh, but now adults can use it to program their children's digital wallets so that they can't use their digital rubles to buy candy?
Yeah. I'm sure that's what the digital ruble will be used for. That's why they developed this system to stop Russian children from having too many sweets? Of course, how could I be so stupid? And, something like the digital ruble, even if it really was developed for, altruistic reasons?
The potential for abuse is so high that no government on earth should be allowed to do This it is totally unacceptable that they are introducing a currency that, You know? It it'll basically give total, I mean, we're talking about a total control grid at this point. Every aspect of our lives will Be, you know, recorded, documented, scrutinized. It's it's really dystopian, And people should understand what what the digital ruble and other CBDCs mean.
Speaker 1: I have also a question about the plant BRICS common currency. I was intrigued by the state
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en Russie, mais cela n'a pas été le cas. De plus, le ministère de la santé réfléchit à des changements pour imposer des obligations à l'avenir, et propose toujours le vaccin Covid aux enfants. Moscou est presque totalement en phase avec l'Occident en ce qui concerne la https://t.co/mkvvP0LbZ8
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The speakers discuss the idea of a common currency for the BRICS countries, led by China and Russia and potentially backed by gold. They question the realism of Sergei Glasyev's optimism about Russia becoming the third financial power after China and India. However, they emphasize that the BRICS countries are not looking to create a separate economic bloc but rather seek reforms within existing global organizations like the World Health Organization, World Trade Organization, and IMF. They also mention Russia's oil exports to India and the potential impact of a gold-backed BRICS currency on the average person, suggesting it may not have much significance.
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Speaker 0: And other CBDCs need.
Speaker 1: I have also a question about the planned BRICS common currency. I was intrigued by the statement of Sergei Glasyev, a former Putin adviser, that the condition for Russia's victory is a turn to socialism. Glacev is also driving force behind Moscow's new and improved gold exchange and is aiming for the new BRICS single digital currency led by China and Russia, to be backed by gold. To what extent is Glasyev's optimism about Russia's rise as the 3rd financial power after China and India realistic. And do these ideas have support in government circles?
Speaker 0: Yeah. This is a very interesting topic, and there's, I think, there's a lot of speculation, not a lot of hard facts that we can really work with. I really encourage people to think more deeply about this idea that BRICS represents this Sort of very distinct and different economic bloc than the rest of the world or is even offering the world something different. BRICS are fully on board with the World Health Organization. BRICS are fully on board with the World Trade Organization.
BRICS are fully on board with IMF. They all they call for are reforms, maybe, within these systems so that it's more multipolar, whatever that means. But they're not leaving any of these groups. They they love they love all these. They love the UN.
They love sustainable development goals. Right? I mean, they're all interconnected With, you know, for example, like with sanctions. So what Russia has been doing or was doing until very recently is they would Export their oil, crude to India, which would then refine it and sell it to Europe or to the United States. And so this idea I mean, and Russia pays to transport gas across Ukraine.
They're paying Zelensky To, to transport Russian gas across the country while they're in a knot war. So again okay let's assume that there's a gold backed bricks peso. What does that mean for the average person? I think nothing. I really do.
I think it's it would probably be used as just a new way to avoid
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"technocratie écrasante". Il en va de même pour la guerre, qui est aussi une occasion de gagner de l'argent pour les oligarques russes. https://t.co/TAnrW9weBC
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Russia pays Ukraine to transport gas across the country during a non-war period. The idea of a gold-backed bricks peso seems insignificant for the average person. It may serve as a means to avoid hyperinflation from the dollar or euro, providing stability for important business transactions. The rest of us will likely continue using digital currencies like rubles and corona. This was a conversation with Riley, who concludes by suggesting going for a beer.
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Speaker 0: And so this idea I mean, and Russia pays to, transport gas across Ukraine. They're paying Zelensky to, to transport Russian gas across the country while they're in a knot war. So again, okay. Let's assume that there's a gold backed bricks peso. What does that mean for the average person?
I think nothing. I really do. I think it's it would probably be used as just a new way to avoid, like, hyperinflation from the dollar or the euro or whatever. You know? It'll be it'll be considered a stable currency that people important people can do business with and the rest of us pros, you know, with our digital rubles and corona, you know, getting stopping children from eating their candy, stuff like this.
Riley, thank you for talking to us. Till we go for a beer.
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The experimental platform "NOUS" generates a social evaluation system for Russian citizens. The final data will be presented as a two-digit rating code (SC), indicating social status and level. For example, 47-29 represents status and prospects. The rating code will be linked to SNILS, TIN, passport, and phone number.
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⚠️ Pillule rouge ⚠️ L'élève de Schwab reste toujours un des premiers de la classe. Voici la plateforme expérimentale "NOUS" générant un système d'évaluation sociale des citoyens russes. ... les données finales seront présentées sous la forme d'un code de notation (SC) à deux
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composants, où chaque composant est un code à deux chiffres. numéro qui détermine le statut social (premier chiffre) et le niveau social (deuxième chiffre) d’une personne. Par exemple, 47-29. Le statut social reflète, en quelque sorte, les « mérites » de l'individu, et le niveau
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social reflète ses « perspectives ». De plus, il est prévu de lier le code de notation (notation sociale) au SNILS, au TIN, au passeport et au numéro de téléphone. https://www.securitylab.ru/news/542411.php?ref=123?ref=123
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Young individuals, aged 20 to 40, are developing highly aggressive and rapidly growing tumors known as "turbo tumors." Dr. Makis, who has diagnosed around 20,000 cancer patients, witnessed this unprecedented behavior. Shockingly, a 12-year-old boy, vaccinated with Moderna, developed stage 4 brain cancer four months later and sadly passed away six months after diagnosis. These cases highlight the alarming nature of these tumors.
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💥 Dr Makis : "Je n'ai jamais vu de tumeurs se comporter de la sorte. Des jeunes de 20, 30 et 40 ans développent ce que l'on appelle des tumeurs turbo, qui sont très agressives et se développent rapidement. Le cas le plus jeune que j'ai rapporté est celui d'un garçon de 12 ans https://t.co/nA77WZEH93
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Turbo cancer is a term used to describe aggressive cancers that are occurring in individuals who have received the COVID vaccine. These cases are affecting young people, including those in their twenties, thirties, and forties. The most alarming case involved a 12-year-old boy who developed stage 4 brain cancer just four months after receiving the Moderna vaccine, and sadly, he passed away six months later. As a medical professional with extensive experience diagnosing cancer patients, I have never witnessed cancers behaving in this manner. These tumors grow rapidly and are often detected at an advanced stage.
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Speaker 0: Turbo cancer. What does that mean? Turbo cancer, it's a recent term. It arose in the public domain. And it really describes aggressive cancers that are arising in COVID vaccinated individuals.
It's showing up in young people, People in their twenties, thirties, forties. The youngest case that I've reported was a 12 year old boy who had one Moderna vaccine, 4 months later develops stage 4 brain cancer and then 6 months later he died. And so this is something I've never seen before in my career. I've diagnosed Probably 20,000 cancer patients in my career. I've never seen cancers behaving like this, and they grow very, very rapidly and they present at a late stage.
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qui avait reçu un vaccin Moderna. Quatre mois plus tard, il a développé un cancer du cerveau de stade 4. Six mois plus tard, il est décédé. "J'ai diagnostiqué probablement 20 000 patients atteints de cancer au cours de ma carrière. Je n'ai jamais vu de tumeurs se comporter de
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cette manière.
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A new Russian project called ZIL South aims to create a 15-minute city in Moscow, emphasizing pedestrian accessibility. The plan, developed by Dutch company KCAP, focuses on creating four different zones within the city. This initiative aligns with the concept of 15-minute cities seen in other urban projects worldwide. ZIL South aims to minimize car usage and promote walkability.
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PILULE ROUGE avec effets secondaires graves pour les pro-Poutine. Un membre de la secte de Davos réalise la première "15-minute city" russe. Le premier projet russe de "15-minute city" est réalisé à Moscou et s'appelle ZIL-South. Quatre zones différentes seront créées, dont https://t.co/ev9LoIwGX3
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la conception est identique à celle d'autres projets de villes de 15-minute cities. Le projet moscovite met l'accent sur l'accessibilité en 15 minutes. À pied . ZIL South devrait être en grande partie sans voitures. Le plan directeur du projet a été élaboré par la société https://t.co/f4VS5OAaCM
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néerlandaise KCAP. Elle est active dans le monde entier et a notamment conçu la Hafencity à Hambourg. L'entreprise est également impliquée dans des projets d'urbanisme en Chine. https://t.co/XHsuT3zpk7
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Investigation reveals potential link between Chinese Communist Party satellites and wildfires in Maui. Expert Steve FAVIS found evidence suggesting satellite involvement in igniting fires. Time-stamped proof of satellite presence near affected areas supports the claim.
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Steve FAVIS : "Les satellites du PCC 🇨🇳 au-dessus de Maui au moment des incendies". Dans cette vidéo, le journaliste d'investigation Greg Reese présente des recherches intéressantes menées par Steve FAVIS, un expert en informatique et en robotique avancée. Favis a enquêté sur les https://t.co/geSdSwkelx
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Steve Favis, a computer science and robotics expert, has researched the Maui fires and found evidence that they could have been started by a satellite in Earth orbit. He discovered that the CCP had satellites capable of this at the time. Favis calculated that a meter-wide, mile-long fire could be created by pulsing a laser from a satellite. The laser would need to be in the near infrared range for better transmission through the atmosphere. With a 10 megawatt laser, it would take roughly 2.7 minutes to ignite the entire area and only 8.8 seconds to melt an aluminum alloy wheel. Pulsing the laser for 2.7 minutes would require around 3,220 capacitors.
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Speaker 0: Steve Favis is an expert in computer science and advanced robotics. He has been researching the Maui fires and has compiled evidence that the technology exists to have started these fires from a satellite in Earth orbit. He has also confirmed that the CCP had satellites capable of doing so above Maui at the time of the fires. His work has been published on his website, stevefavas.com, and includes everything you need to recreate these findings. The most efficient way to ignite a fire on the surface from a satellite in earth orbit would be to paint the target in segments by pulsing the laser with an advanced targeting system.
To see if this were possible, Favis calculated what it would require to create a meter wide, mile long fire. Fired from a satellite, the earth's atmosphere will absorb and scatter some of the laser energy. And so the laser would need to be in a wavelength range that minimizes this. The most effective wavelength would be in the near infrared range, which would allow better transmission through the atmosphere. The near infrared range would be invisible to the naked eye and would also have a minimal reaction with objects colored blue on the Earth's surface.
The power of the laser would need to be in the hundreds of kilowatts range. And so Fava has based his calculations on a 10 megawatt laser firing from Earth orbit. Assuming that the atmospheric loss amounts to 50% of the overall power, and only 5 megawatts reaches the surface as a 1 square meter beam. It would ignite a fire almost instantly. If this 5 megawatt beam was pulsed across a 1 meter by 1 mile long area in segments.
Then the time to ignite the entire area would be roughly 2.7 minutes. And it would only take approximately 8.8 seconds to melt an aluminum alloy wheel. The amounts of energy required to pulse a 10 megawatt laser for 2.7 minutes would require approximately 3,220 capacitors.
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incendies qui se sont déclarés à Maui et a démontré qu'il était potentiellement possible de déclencher un incendie par satellite, notamment en recueillant des preuves temporelles de la présence de satellites du Parti communiste chinois au-dessus des zones où les incendies se sont
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déclarés.
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The Earth can sustain around one to two billion people, depending on the level of freedom and material consumption desired. If we aim for more freedom and consumption, we must have fewer individuals. Conversely, if we want more humans, we may need to compromise on freedom and consumption. The reduction of one billion people is hoped to be achieved in the future.
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𝗗𝗲𝗻𝗻𝗶𝘀 𝗠𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗼𝘄𝘀, membre éminent du 𝘾𝙡𝙪𝙗 𝙙𝙚 𝙍𝙤𝙢𝙚, espère que le 𝙙𝙚́𝙥𝙚𝙪𝙥𝙡𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩 "nécessaire" de la planète à seulement un milliard de personnes, soit 87,5 % de moins qu'aujourd'hui, pourra se faire "𝙙𝙚 𝙢𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙚̀𝙧𝙚 𝙘𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙡𝙚". https://t.co/4L79IOJQyG
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The speaker acknowledges that our current population and consumption levels are unsustainable for the planet. They hope for a gradual and peaceful decline in population, with a focus on equality and shared experiences. The speaker suggests that if we want more liberty and consumption, we need fewer people, but notes that smart dictatorships are rare. They express pessimistic hopes for the future.
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Speaker 0: In one way or another, we are so far, Goboy, we are so far above the population and the consumption levels, which can be supported by this planet, that I know in one way or another, it's going to come back down. So I don't hope to avoid that. I hope that it can occur in a a civil sway, and I mean civil in a special way, peaceful. Peace doesn't mean that everybody's happy, but it means that conflict isn't solved through violence, through through force, but rather in other ways. And so, that's what I hope for, that we can I mean, the planet can support something like a 1000000000 people, maybe 2,000,000,000, depending on how much liberty and how much material consumption you want to have?
If you want more liberty and more consumption, you have to have fewer people. Spent conversely, you can have more people. I mean, we could even have 8 or 9,000,000,000 probably if we have a very strong dictatorship, which is smart. Unfortunately, you never have smart dictatorships. They're always stupid.
So but if you had a smart dictatorship and a low standard of living, you can have. But we want to have freedom and we want to have a high sense, so we're going to have a 1000000000 people. And we're now at 7, so we have to get back down. I hope that this can be slow, relatively slow, and that it can be done in a way which is relatively equal, so that people share the experience, and you don't have a few rich, trying to force everybody else to deal with it. So those are my hopes.
I mean, these are pretty pessimistic hopes, you know, but, that's that's what lies ahead.
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"La planète peut supporter environ un milliard de personnes, peut-être peut-être deux milliards, selon le degré de liberté et de consommation matérielle que tu veux avoir. Si tu veux plus de liberté et plus de consommation, tu dois avoir moins de personnes. Inversement, tu
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peux avoir plus d'humains. Je veux dire, nous pourrions même avoir ou neuf milliards, probablement si nous avons une 𝙙𝙞𝙘𝙩𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙏𝙍𝙀̀𝙎 𝙁𝙊𝙍𝙏𝙀".
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"Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. History has stopped". George Orwell 1984.
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Dans la série les délires du WOKEISME, la cuisine française est suprémaciste et raciste https://thetimes.co.uk/article/french-food-is-expression-of-white-privilege-r7zjm0djs
French food is ‘expression of white privilege’
A law professor has suggested that France’s food is racist. A video of Mathilde Cohen, discussing “food whiteness” at a seminar organised by the elite Sciences
thetimes.co.uk
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Un peu d'histoire, celle que l'on n'apprend pas dans les écoles car à contre-courant de l'air du temps WOKE et du méchant homme blanc occidental 😉👇 https://t.co/atWqz4xWIs
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For over a thousand years, Arabs enslaved black people, resulting in 15 million deportations. However, this history is rarely discussed compared to the transatlantic slave trade, which lasted a century and involved 12 million deportations. The transatlantic slave trade is more well-known, possibly due to the availability of photographs and the fact that white slaveholders allowed their slaves to reproduce, while Muslims castrated their slaves. Slavery has been a global practice throughout history, with figures like Plato, Cleopatra, and Genghis Khan having slaves. The abolition of slavery was primarily led by white countries during the Industrial Revolution and the development of moral philosophy. It took another century for African countries to abolish slavery, often under pressure from Western powers. Even today, slavery persists in Mauritania, with hundreds of thousands of slaves.
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Speaker 0: Tu savais toi que les arabes avaient réduit les noirs en esclavage pendant plus de mille ans Parce que tu vois, moi jusqu'à vingt-huit ans, je pensais que la traite négrière, c'était un truc exclusivement de blanc. Et en vrai, la traite négrière des blancs, elle a duré pendant un siècle et elle a fait douze millions de déportés, alors que la traite négrière musulmane, elle a duré pendant plus de mille ans et elle a fait quinze millions de déportés. Mais alors pourquoi on n'en parle jamais Parce que j'ai quand même l'impression qu'on parle énormément de la traite négrière des blancs dans des films et des chansons, mais jamais de la traite négrière musulmane ou bien de la traite négrière intra africaine qui a aussi fait quinze millions de déportés. Peut-être parce que la traite négrière des blancs, c'est la seule dont on a les photos Et peut-être aussi parce que les blancs ils ont laissé leurs esclaves se reproduire alors que les musulmans pendant mille ans, ils ont coupé les parties génitales des esclaves. Et c'est quand même extraordinaire que quand on parle d'esclavage, tout le monde pense à l'esclavage des noirs par les blancs, alors que l'esclavage, c'est une pratique qui a existé littéralement partout sur terre Depuis des millénaires, Platon et Socrate avaient des esclaves, Cléopâtre avait des esclaves, Gengis Khan avait des esclaves, César avait des esclaves et Et c'est pas étonnant que les africains et les arabes aient pratiqué l'esclavage pendant des milliers d'années, simplement parce que l'esclavage c'est un truc qu'on faisait littéralement partout et depuis toujours, jusqu'à ce qu'on abolisse l'esclavage.
Le fait, qui c'est qui a aboli les esclavages Ah oui, c'est ceux qui ont fait la révolution industrielle et qui ont développé la philosophie morale. C'est-à-dire, c'est les blancs. Le Danemark en mille-sept-cent-quatre-vingt-douze, l'Angleterre en mille-huit-cent-sept, les États-Unis en mille-huit-cent-huit et c'est seulement un siècle plus tard que que l'esclavage est aboli en Afrique. Au Mali, c'est en dix-neuf-cent-cinq et c'est seulement quand les colons ont décidé d'interdire l'esclavage là-bas. En Éthiopie, c'est en dix-neuf-cent-quarante-deux et c'est seulement sous la pression des occidentaux.
Le Qatar l'abolit encore dix ans plus tard, en mille-neuf-cent-cinquante-deux, et l'Arabie saoudite et le Yémen, c'est encore dix ans plus tard, en dix-neuf-cent-soixante-deux. C'est-à-dire qu'un siècle et demi après que l'esclavage ait été aboli en Europe, il continuait de le faire en Arabie saoudite et au Yémen. Les champions toutes catégories, c'est la Mauritanie qui interdit l'esclavage en dix-neuf-cent-quatre-vingt, mais à ce moment-là, il n'y a pas de décret d'application parce que cette loi contredit le coran qui autorise l'esclavage. Et c'est seulement en deux-mille-sept qu'il y a enfin une loi qui va criminaliser l'esclavage en Mauritanie, et Et on compte encore aujourd'hui des centaines de milliers d'esclaves en Mauritanie. Donc en gros, l'esclavage qui est une pratique qui a duré depuis toujours, qui qui a été aboli par les blancs qui l'ont aboli partout sur terre et qui ont mis un siècle à le.
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In this video, the speaker discusses the history of slavery and its misrepresentation. They mention that slavery was practiced in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Mauritania, where it was only criminalized in 2007. The speaker argues that slavery was abolished by white people worldwide, but they are now being blamed for it. They attribute this to a desire to vilify white people because of their wealth. The speaker criticizes this narrative, stating that it oversimplifies history and prefers a simplistic good versus evil narrative. The video concludes with the speaker signing off as "Vegan de droite."
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Speaker 0: Ils continuaient de le faire en Arabie Saoudite et au Yémen. Et les champions toutes catégories, c'est la Mauritanie qui interdit l'esclavage en dix-neuf-cent-quatre-vingt, mais à ce moment-là il n'y a pas de décret d'application, parce que cette loi contredit le coran qui autorise l'esclavage. Et c'est seulement en deux-mille-sept, que y a enfin une loi qui va criminaliser l'esclavage en Mauritanie. Et on compte encore aujourd'hui des centaines de milliers d'esclaves en Mauritanie. Donc en gros l'esclavage c'est une pratique qui a duré depuis toujours, qui a été abolie par les blancs, qui l'ont aboli partout sur terre et qui ont mis un siècle à le faire, et aujourd'hui résultat des courses, on reproche l'esclavage aux blancs comme si c'était les seuls qui l'avaient toujours pratiqué.
C'est génial cette inversion totale de la réalité, permanente pour pouvoir toujours et encore cracher sur les blancs. Et pourquoi on fait ça Parce que les blancs sont riches, et donc on veut que ce soit les méchants de l'histoire. Parce que dans une histoire pour enfants, il faut que le pauvre, il soit gentil et il faut que le riche, il soit méchant. Et quand on raconte une histoire qui ne respecte pas ça, bien ça énerve ceux qui ne supportent pas la complexité du réel et qui préfèrent se bercer d'histoire comme des petits enfants. Merci de m'avoir écouté, c'était Vegan de droite, à la prochaine.
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The Sputnik vaccine's potential damages are discussed in relation to Putin's role in the New World Order. For more information, visit the provided links.
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🇷🇺 Les dégâts du vaccin Sputnik de Poutine, le combattant du Nouvel Ordre Mondial 😂 https://t.co/lk4nhSYiiD
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Today, I had some complications while going to the city. My head was pounding, and I felt like my ears were blocked. It felt like I was in a dream while standing near the temple. I couldn't sleep on my side at all, and my immunity is weak, so it's dangerous for everyone. I regret not getting the vaccine.
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Сегодня пришлось об у меня пошло на город меня очень также нужен б голова самая паста это ухо такой чувствуешь барабан перед нем осложнения пошли на дорогу я иду просто при храм такую чувство что везде целый сплю я стою люди п себе я не могу спать на этой стороне просто вообще никак этой рукой я еле-еле люди со иммунитет вообще всем опасно это делать просто сколько я жалею желаю эту вакцину
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We discussed the importance of being present and focused.
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Speaker 0: Heel op drie kop op dat je binnen bent niet op de manier een 'Noodspilode' hebben over gesproken.
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Here's a shorter transcript:
"Now, here's a bigger magnet. Look at how it sticks to the skin. Instead of using double-sided tape, this magnet goes under the armpit. It's just a magnet, and I removed it today."
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Вот для особо о просто вот вот вот магнит вот теперь побольше он смотрите как кожа на следует а то двойной скотч там двойная лента под мышкой говорит магнит под мышка под мышкой просто это вот вот магнитом магнит я чувствую там его ладно сегодня удалил
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The speaker talks about their reaction to the first component of the Sputnik vaccine. They mention a huge swelling on their eyelid that eventually moved to their other eye. They experienced an allergic reaction with their eye becoming swollen and red. They also mention having a high temperature throughout the night, which made them feel terrible. Despite feeling unwell, they find the swelling on their eye to be beautiful.
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Speaker 0: Прививку спутник первый компонент пошла реакция для огромный крышки на ши опустилась вместо спустился уже вниз весь глаз отек переносится уходит на второй глаз не знаю ночь очень утром проснулись открыть снова. Вчера всю ночь температура ужасно. Самочувствие конечно у ужасно была температурой нету но зато вот такая красивая
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In a conversation, @10121Ws shared that 100 cities plan to ban meat, dairy, and private cars by 2030. @AveNamto mentioned that 1143 cities are part of the "City race to zero" program. @DBestrong added that these efforts align with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the Agenda 2030.
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𝘾40 𝘾𝙄𝙏𝙄𝙀𝙎. 100 villes prévoient d'interdire la viande, les produits laitiers et les voitures particulières d'ici 2030. https://tkp.at/2023/08/21/100-staedte-wollen-bis-2030-fleisch-milchprodukte-und-private-autos-verbieten/
100 Städte wollen bis 2030 Fleisch, Milchprodukte und private Autos verbieten
100 Städte haben eine Koalition mit der Bezeichnung “C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group” (C40) gebildet. Die C40 hat sich ein “ehrgeiziges Ziel” gesetzt, um […]
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@AveNamto - Ave Namto
@10121Ws 1143 villes font partie du programme appelé: "City race to zero" le lien vers la map^^ https://www.c40knowledgehub.org/s/cities-race-to-zero-public?language=en_US
Cities Race to Zero Public
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@DBestrong - DontbelieveBestrong
@AveNamto @10121Ws http://www.c40.org
C40 Cities - A global network of mayors taking urgent climate action
C40 Cities is a global network of nearly 100 mayors of the world’s leading cities that are united in action to confront the climate crisis.
c40.org
@DBestrong - DontbelieveBestrong
@AveNamto @10121Ws Accouplées aux 17 ODD aka SDGs de l'Agenda 2030 du WEF !!
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La "Thrive Kids Clinic" de Toronto propose un changement de sexe pour les nouveau-nés.
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Toronto has established a specialized clinic dedicated to providing gender affirming care exclusively for children. The clinic's website highlights their focus on newborns, emphasizing their commitment to supporting gender identity from an early age.
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Speaker 0: Toronto has built a children's only gender affirming care clinic. They are stating on their website that newborns