Ethan Huff

One of the goals of "covid" is to usher in a global system of social credit scoring

Few people know this but back in 2017, rural India implemented a digital biometrics food rationing system called Aadhaar that was thrust upon the country by none other than billionaire eugenicist Bill Gates. And many Indians have since died because of this genocidal tool. Aadhaar was built by Gates using a social credit scoring model that allots resources, including public services, to people based on their compliance levels with whatever the global capitalists are demanding of them at any given time.

"With over one billion Indians in its database, Aadhaar is the largest biometric digital ID program ever constructed," reported The Defender. "Besides serving as a portal to government services, it tracks users' movements between cities, their employment status and purchasing records. It is a de facto social credit system that serves as the key entry point for accessing services in India."

It is also riddled with "errors" that have cost many Indians their lives. Etwariya Devi, a 67-year-old widow from the rural Indian state of Jharkhand, was starved to death by Gates after her Aadhaar app refused to distribute the 25kg bag of rice she was promised monthly. For whatever reason, the app would not recognize Devi's fingerprint, so she was denied food until she eventually died. Premani Kumar, a 64-year-old woman also from Jharkhand, suffered a similar demise after the Aadhaar system "mistakenly" awarded her pension payments to another person without her permission. Like Devi, Kumar stopped receiving food and eventually starved to death. Then we have 11-year-old Santoshi Kumari, also from Jharkhand, whose family stopped receiving food rations for failing to link the government program to their Aadhaar digital ID. Kumari begged in the streets for rice only to eventually starve to death just like the others.

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Ethan Huff

Once Biden Boosters get into people's arms, the entire health care system could collapse from all the sick patients they create

National Public Radio (NPR) is flabbergasted by a major uptick in emergency room admissions across the United States. Even though it is painfully obvious that "fully vaccinated" Americans are getting sick in droves NPR is chalking it all up to mystery – or perhaps something spooky since Halloween is just days away. In Lansing, Mich., for instance, Sparrow Hospital is seeing a massive swarm of very ill patients having to be lined up on stretchers in the facility's hallways due to a shortage of available beds. "It's hard to watch," said Tiffani Dusang, the emergency room's nursing director. "I always feel very, very bad when I walk down the hallway and see that people are in pain or needing to sleep or needing quiet. But they have to be in the hallway with, as you can see, 10 or 15 people walking by every minute." At the start of the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "pandemic," long before the so-called "vaccines" were made available through "Operation Warp Speed," Sparrow Hospital was fairly normal. Once the jabs became widespread, however, the sickly really started to pour in. Most U.S. hospitals, it turns out, were as empty as could be prior to the release of the jabs. It was only after the injections had been widely distributed that hospitals across the country began to get flooded with new patients.

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Ethan Huff

OBEY: Americans vaccinated for coronavirus to be monitored and tracked by Google and Oracle for the next two years

Before leaving the White House, the Trump administration quietly revealed that Americans vaccinated for the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) under Operation Warp Speed (OWS) will be monitored and tracked by Google and Oracle for at least the next two years.

This “public-private partnership,” as Trump’s “vaccine czar” Moncef Slaoui described it, allows for Chinese virus vaccine recipients in the United States to be surveilled using “incredibly precise … tracking systems” that Slaoui says will “ensure that patients each get two doses of the same vaccine and to monitor them for adverse health effects.”

Both Google and Oracle were contracted to manage this “tracking system,” though Slaoui did not specify their precise roles beyond helping to “collect and track vaccine data.”

One day before The Wall Street Journal published a story about this, The New York Times published one of its own, calling the technology a “very active pharmacovigilance surveillance system.” This is what Slaoui called it about a month prior during an interview with the journal Science, though he apparently left out the word “surveillance.”

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Stephen Lendman

An elderly lady being screened for radiation exposure in a
testing centre in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture.

Japan's March 11 earthquake/tsunami-caused nuclear disaster affects millions of people regionally and throughout the Northern Hemisphere. But you'd never know it from most major media reports, downplaying an unfolding catastrophe.

In fact, distinguished experts like Helen Caldicott long ago warned of inevitable nuclear disasters, especially in seismically active areas. On May 23, 2004, The Japan Times contributor Leuren Moret headlined, "Japan's deadly game of nuclear roulette," saying:

"Of all the places in all the world no one in their right mind would build scores of nuclear power plants, Japan would be pretty near the top of the list." "Japan sits on top of four tectonic plates....and is one of the most tectonically active regions of the world. (There) is almost no geologic setting in the world more dangerous for nuclear power than Japan."

In 2004, Kobe University Seismologist/Professor Katsuhiko Ishibashi called the situation then "very scary. It's like a kamikaze terrorist wrapped in bombs just waiting to explode."

American cities like New York have no credible evacuation plans in case of nuclear disasters. Neither does Japan, its Fukushima response a clear example. In fact, however, there's no adequate plan possible in cases of catastrophic nuclear events. How and to where do you transfer millions of people. Abandoning the technology alone can work, a possibility not considered, at least not so far.

Japanese nuclear engineer Yoichi Kikuchi told Moret about serious longstanding safety problems at Japanese nuclear facilities, including cooling system cracks in pipes from reactor vibrations. Operators are thus "gambling in a dangerous game to increase profits and decrease government oversight," he said.

Former GE senior field engineer Kei Sugaoka agreed, saying:

"The scariest thing, on top of all the other problems, is that all the nuclear power plants are aging, causing a deterioration of piping and joints which are always exposed to strong radiation and heat."

As a result, Moret, like Caldicott, said that "It is not a question of whether or not a nuclear disaster will occur in Japan (or most anywhere); it is a question of when it will occur," and if catastrophic enough, perhaps nothing can be done to contain it.

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Ethan Huff / George F. Will

Psychiatrists have been working on the fourth revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) and, in it, they hope to add a whole slew of new psychiatric disorders. Unfortunately, many of these disorders are merely differences in personality and behavior among people.

The new edition may include "disorders" like "oppositional defiant disorder", which includes people who have a pattern of "negativistic, defiant, disobedient and hostile behavior toward authority figures." Some of the "symptoms" of this disorder including losing one's temper, annoying people and being "touchy".

Other "disorders" being considered include personality flaws like antisocial behavior, arrogance, cynicism or narcissism. There are even categories for people who binge eat and children who have temper tantrums.

Children are already over-diagnosed for allegedly being bipolar or having attention-deficit disorder (ADD), which results in their being prescribed dangerous antipsychotic drugs. To categorize even more childhood behaviors as psychiatric disorders will only further increase the number of children who will be needlessly prescribed antipsychotic drugs.

Each new revision of DSM has included controversial new additions, and this newest version is no exception. In fact, the manual has increased considerably in size over the years. What is most disturbing about the current proposed revisions is the blatantly brave, new way in which so-called medical professionals are viewing individual characteristics.

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