Climate activists are now calling for millions of dogs worldwide to be slaughtered in an effort to reduce the “carbon pawprint” they produce as a result of eating meat. | Yes, really. According to a recent CNN column, dogs, cats and other domestic meat-eating pets are devastating the Earth’s climate. In the last few years, the level of urgency to “save the planet” coming from the mainstream media and globalist elites has intensified to dizzying new heights. From the early warnings of “don’t shower every day,” to today’s open discussions about eugenics. Trying to deface iconic works of art is sadly just the start, they’re now trying to openly kill our pets and will eventually move onto humans too.

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A patent granted to Bill Gates awarded the self-appointed world health czar the “exclusive rights” to computerize human bodies and use them as local wireless networks | The human body is a vibrating, throbbing, pulsing gateway of tubes and tunnels, filled with electrolytes and all capable of transmitting information, the lifeblood of the internet and the 21st century. ● Now it has emerged that Gates’ Microsoft was granted “exclusive rights” to this ability of the body to act as a computer network. If this sounds too much like science fiction, then you are welcome to check this out for yourself. Microsoft was awarded US Patent 6,754,472, which is titled: Method and apparatus for transmitting power and data using the human body. Which really should be science fiction, if you stop to think about it. Did anybody consult you about whether you are willing to hand over to Bill Gates the exclusive rights to your body?

Vanessa Beeley | The Ottawa régime of WEF Young Global Leader Trudeau—Liberals and Nazi sympathisers aided by the Bloc Québecois—forcibly shut down debate and passed Bill C–7, which included the amendment approving euthanasia for those suffering exclusively from mental health issues—issues in many instances brought on or exacerbated by the Trudeau lockdown package during the Covid two-year madness that began in early 2020. ● Mental illness is something that many people struggle with, especially in an increasingly oppressive and disenfranchised dystopia that has been rolled out in the form of the Covid–19 response. These Covid consequences include lockdown, mandatory vaccination, harsh economic sanctions against dissidents and increased homelessness, child abuse, depression, drug abuse—and, yes, suicide, associated with the disproportionate measures to curtail a virus promoted as a ‘deadly pandemic’.

Kiev authorities seek to literally raze Donetsk with Western weapons, Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said during the Security Council meeting on Ukraine Friday. 💬 "Incited by Western states, Ukrainian punishers seek to literally raze the city," Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said. "During the last week, a true massacre has been going on in Donetsk with Western weapons. Incited by Western states, Ukrainian punishers seek to literally raze the city," he said.

■ Kiev’s arms suppliers will face legal consequences — Russian UN envoy
■ US greenlights Ukrainian attacks inside Russia – Times

Media coverage: "20 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank were shot and killed by Israeli occupation forces in the last three weeks." pic.twitter.com/xna3IBrce0

— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) December 10, 2022

In April 2019 fire ravaged through the cathedral, severely damaging it. President Emmanuel Macron promised that Notre Dame will be rebuilt and open for masses within a five-year period. | Amid the reconstruction of the badly-damaged Notre Dame cathedral, several coffins have been discovered. ● The first coffin contains the remains of Antoine de la Porte, a powerful high cleric, who died on Christmas Eve 1710 aged 83. De la Porte was a man of wealth who commissioned many artworks that are now in the Louvre, including “The mass of canon Antoine de la Porte.” Also he donated 10,000 livres for the renovation of Notre Dame's choir. Archeologists mentioned that de la Porte had “extraordinarily good teeth."