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By Jo Nova Remember the nomadic solar panel that appeared a few meters due south of the Sydney Observatory thermometer at the same week as the city ended it’s coldest streak in 140 years? Well Craig Kelly, who took the original photos, went back and now its gone. Today there is just grass and shrubs to reflect the midday sun towards the back of the thermometer box. Photo by Craig Kelly 27th January 2023 As Craig Kelly said: “The fact that it’s disappeared shows that it was never installed – someone at the BOM just happened to grab a random solar panel and place it at such an unexplained position…” So much for expert rigorous science accurate to a tenth of a degree. Kelly explains that this site is nearly invisible: “The only way you can see it is by holding a camera above your head – it’s not visible to the eye – even if you were 6’6” and standing on your toes you can’t see over the fence – and the Observatory is closed to the public for some unknown reason.” Perhaps the BOM just thought no one would notice, and “it’s for a good cause, […] 9.5 out of 10 based on 10 ratings After the blockbuster revelations, the Babylon Bee right onto it: NEW YORK, NY — Pfizer Inc. dropped their new COVID variant and accompanying vaccine Thursday at midnight, much to the delight of CDC officials. The new vaccine is reportedly shown to be 90% effective against the COVID variant Pfizer created in their lab. Experts suggest Pfizer’s radical approach to virus treatment may be tantamount to an abusive relationship, but that’s okay because we probably deserve it. “I’d suggest we investigate this immediately,” said Congresswoman AOC. “But I don’t want to burn any bridges. I might have to get a job there someday.” h/t John Connor II, David PS: Huge congratulations to the indominatable Novak Djokovic, a man we discussed so much a year ago when he was deported for not taking drugs. See the raw emotion as he breaks down in the stands a few minutes after his win. It really is remarkable. It’s not just the vaccine debacle last year, but serious injuries in the last few weeks as well. The man is a champion who will not submit. Last year, they were afraid he would win and spread freedom, not viruses. […] January 30th, 2023 | Tags: Pfizer, Satire & Parody | Category: Big-Government, Funny stuff, Satire & Parody, USA |  Print This Post | | 8.8 out of 10 based on 75 ratings 8.4 out of 10 based on 16 ratings Blockbuster claims in video of Pfizer executive — making mutant viruses, capturing official agenciesBy Jo Nova UPDATE: Pfizer have responded! Wow. They don’t even mention the unwitting informant Jordon Walker, thus suggesting he is one their own. They deny they do Gain of Function or Directed Evolution, but admit “we have conducted research where the original SARS-CoV-2 virus has been used to express the spike protein from new variants of concern.” AND: “In a limited number of cases when a full virus does not contain any known gain of function [GOF] mutations, such virus may be engineered to enable the assessment of antiviral activity in cells”. Pfizer are admitting to adding GOF mutations, and to mixing the new spike and old nasty virus! Are they not saying they engineer viruses — starting with the original Wuhan virus and adding the new spike from new “variants of concern”? The new Omicron variants have incredibly well evolved spikes that are so much more infectious than the original variant, but the Omicron virus “in toto” is much less dangerous than the original Wu-Flu. So by mixing the old nasty variant with the new spike, they could be playing with a virus that has the worst of both? How’s that for “potent”? […] January 28th, 2023 | Tags: Carlson (Tucker), Corruption (Medicine), FDA, Pfizer, Vaccine | Category: Corruption, Lies-by-Omission, USA | Print This Post | | By Jo Nova The headline is a PsyOp all on its own. You didn’t know you were not allowed to eat crickets and powdered mealworm larvae before. Rejoice in a freedom won: Europeans now also allowed to eat cricket powder and small mealworms Retail Detail The European Commission declares new insect products safe for consumption. So from Tuesday, powdered house crickets and the small mealworm will also be allowed in food. Back in February last year, the European Union announced that three species of insects would henceforth be allowed for human consumption: the migratory spider cricket, the yellow mealworm and the house cricket. Now the European Commission is adding several more insect products to the authorised list… Insects, they tell us, are “highly nutritious” in a vague non-specific way that does not list a single nutrient which we can’t get enough of at the moment. Instead the main, “unique” selling point is that if we eat crickets we might slow storms eighty years from now: Insects are also seen as part of the transition to a more environmentally friendly and plant-based food system. The creatures emit less greenhouse gases, have a lot […] 8.5 out of 10 based on 10 ratings 8.5 out of 10 based on 8 ratings By Jo Nova Zion Lights If we don’t teach our children how to spot cults and con artists they might grow into adults who lie on roads, tie themselves to cranes, and throw soup on a Van Gogh. Those who benefit from Climate “action” are exploiting mentally ill people. A lady with the unlikely name of Zion Lights was once a spokeswoman for Extinction Rebellion but quit and is now speaking out about their brainwashing, destructive behaviour, and the way they never seemed to want to solve climate change. “The whole thing was a masterclass on how to manipulate emotions”, she says. She was told to “cry on TV” and bring her children to protests. Fellow activists there were so brainwashed some were sure they were going to die before thirty, and the leader of the movement, Roger Hallam offered them salvation, preyed on their guilt, compared himself to Gandhi and MLK and called himself a prophet. But was rude to followers, wouldn’t listen, and really didn’t care about “the people” at all. Ultimately, while he talked about armageddon, “he did nothing to prevent it” she said. The hypocrisy finally got to her. Ms Lights wanted to talk […] January 26th, 2023 | Tags: Coercion, Cults, Mental Health, Psychology | Category: Protests, Psychology, UK | Print This Post | | 9 out of 10 based on 12 ratings Floating humpback whale offshore of Delaware. Photo: Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute. By Jo Nova There have been a lot of dead whales on the East Coast of the US lately. David Wojik noticed that NOAA was investigating 178 dead whales in something called an Unusual Mortality Event, or a UME — it’s like an episode of X-Files. NOAA says this wave of strandings mysteriously started in 2016 which was before the offshore wind factory industry got going — but Wojik points out the timing matches very well. Offshore lease sales for the wind industry ramped up 2015-16. There were nine big sales, he says, off New Jersey, New York, Delaware and Massachusetts. And not so coincidentally, apparently 2016 was also the year that NOAA started giving permission slips for whale hunts, sorry whale harrassments for “geotechnical and site characterization surveys“. In bureaucrat-valium-lingo, the license to cause incidental dead whales is called an IHA — or an Incidental Harassment Authorization. This appears to have fooled Greenpeace. Although since wind turbines are a sacred totem, NOAA could have called them a 007 License to Kill Humpbacks and they might not have cared either. The whales are dying for […] January 25th, 2023 | Tags: Whales, Wind Power | Category: Renewable, Wind Power | Print This Post | | 6.8 out of 10 based on 9 ratings
By Jo Nova Good news: The vaccine narrative is unraveling There’s been a string of stories about the downside of vaccines; how they might be fueling new variants, how the harms have been suppressed, how doctors have been silenced, and now how the advertising is “deceptive”. Personal stories are flowing forth. Last weekend a whole new conversation has broken out online — Rassmussen reports found 57% of US voters want an inquiry into the CDC’s handling of vaccine safety. They also reported that some 7% of vaccinees told Rasmussen they suffered serious adverse effects. This meant there are something like 12 million Americans who felt they had suffered something quite bad from vaccination. This sparked an admission that Elon Musk was in that club: Musk had taken the vaccines so he could visit his factory in Germany. The next day Scott Adams of Dilbert cartoon fame declared “the anti-vaccers clearly won. I lost.” And he wasn’t joking. Rassmussen’s survey has reached 29 million views and they credit Scott Adams and Elon Musk. Photo by Hakan Nural on Unsplash As far as I can tell, the big media breach started in early January with the Wall Street […] January 24th, 2023 | Tags: Big-Pharma, Corruption (Medicine), Musk (Elon), Pfizer, Vaccine | Category: Global Warming | Print This Post | | 10 out of 10 based on 8 ratings By Jo Nova Golly but, that’s a strange spot to leave a solar panel… Sydney reached the longest cold streak for 140 years, and it looked like it might become the longest ever. But then a few days ago, after 331 days of cool weather, temperatures reached the magic 30.2C* at Observatory Hill Sydney ending the newsworthy cold run. Back in 1883 Sydney had 339 days in-a-row where the thermometer didn’t make it up to 30C (86F). Since then, five million people arrived, along with the Cahill Expressway, skyscrapers, and 100,000 cars a day, but even that, apparently, wasn’t enough artificial urban warming to reach temperatures of 140 years ago. But Craig Kelly (former MP) has some footage from that famous site and asks “What’s going on here?” Climate change causes roaming solar panels? That’s a strange spot to leave a panel… | CraigKelly It’s even more suspicious when looked at from above. The solar panel position (marked in red) is exactly due south of the Stevenson screen where the thermometer is kept (marked with an arrow). If, hypothetically, someone wanted to leave a reflective object pointed at the box at midday, that’d be the place to do […] January 23rd, 2023 | Tags: BOM, Micro-siting (thermometers) | Category: Global Warming | Print This Post | | 7.9 out of 10 based on 17 ratings 9.6 out of 10 based on 12 ratings By Jo Nova Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock. | Bloomberg Two wins. BlackRock has agreed to Ron DeSantis’ demands that Florida’s state pension funds can’t be used for eco-activism fantasy quests (like ESG*). Now they have to be used to make profits for the people those funds belong to. That’s not much of a win you might think, since that’s just a return to “the world we thought we were living in”, but in the World of Absurd it’s popping a very important bubble. Possibly “the” most important bubble — the loose money driving the trainwreck of stupid investments and sabotage-like-boycotts. Secondly — Larry Fink feels hurt. The glitter-wheels are falling off the climate fund-wagon. The CEO of BlackRock was running around the world acting like the third largest nation on Earth. He was waving ten trillion dollars of other people’s money and bossing people into joining his cult. That party is coming undone. BlackRock are the financial Climate Police disguised as a Monster Investment Fund but the anti-woke movement is gaining ground: BlackRock’s Fink says climate and ESG-investing attacks getting ugly, personal By Rachel Koning Beals, MorningStar
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