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Hegelian dialectic. --- I've watched many interviews of Dr Judy Mikovits. This particular documentary was simply brilliant, I'm waiting for the full version to be out. Dr Judy has invited the likes of Fauci and psychopath Gates to a public discussion on vaccines and they've never responded. |
"The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants" — Albert Camus. |
The Medical Industrial Complex and big pharma do not want that drug to be promoted. It sells for less than one dollar. They prefer a patented solution that they can sell for hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Madagascar is already using Artemisia to great effect. Same plant known to cure malaria much better than western artemicinine combination therapy. |
If I understand correctly, you're trying to check for the "Excess Mortality Rate" to know if there has been more deaths generally in the last few months compared to its statistical average, right? Not sure if one can easily find such data in Nigeria, and a reliable one at that. The attached screenshot is from the CDC (US) website updated as at 06/05/2020. As you can observe, even with the inflated number of deaths attributed to Covid-19, the total number of deaths is still below the 3-yr average (97%). https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm
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Finally, someone with an independent mind. Everyone else is simply regurgitating the drivel being propagated by mainstream media and their Deep State benefactors. Any alternative opinion is dismissed as "fake news" or "conspiracy theories". Madagascar says Artemisia herbal tea is working but no one is paying attention. Many US doctors have come out to say HydroxyChloroquine is working, yet no one is listening. Everyone is waiting for the patented vaccines to be announced by Fauci and Tedros. |
Danelo:WHO has been strongly discouraging the use of Artemisia. Meanwhile, several tests have been done to demonstrate that the plant taken as herbal tea is very effective in curing malaria. It's only drugs promoted by their big pharma cronies that they promote. The big pharma business model is treatment not cure. |
One question to ask those in support of these Fascist & draconian policies. Had the western world (which we are copying from) have the same economic circumstances as us - where govt has no capacity whatsoever to provide basic support for locked citizens, would they have implemented lockdowns? WHO website reports that over 30,000 Nigerians die every year from road accidents. Would you guys recommend the government to place a ban on driving or maybe enforce a 15km/hr speed limit? Would it not be good if we did whatever was necessary to protect those 30,000 lives? I mean C-19 deaths is less than 100 and we're all acting paranoid. And btw, if you're asthmatic of have any respiratory illness, be careful about wearing face mask. You have a higher chance of dying blocking your breathing than dying from Covid-19. The face mask is merely a psychological ploy to reenforce in your mind that there's indeed a pandemic. |
OK2NVME:You can add the Trilateral Commission to that list. |
sheddo619:Had to google this after seeing your comment. Indeed, Aljazeera carried the story. Hmmm! https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2020/05/tanzania-president-questions-coronavirus-kits-animal-test-200503174100809.html |
GamalNasser:If that is the case, then it does appear that the Covid-19 symptoms are very similar to that of malaria. Now it makes sense to believe that Trump & many other doctors probably had a point in saying that Hydroxychloroquine (another malaria drug) does the job. But how do you expect big pharma to approve of a drug that costs only a few cents? When they can sell a vaccine for 100 times more. Fauci & Tedros are really complicit. |
GamalNasser:Artemisia Anua and Artemisia Afra have been found to cure malaria, but WHO and big Pharma never recognize it...even banning it in many countries. These plants prepared as herbal tea cost about 80% less than the chemical Artemicinine drugs. Big pharma business model is treatment not cure. They prefer having the patient as a customer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvC4uSYprU8 |
airoport:I happened to hear that word for the first time during a France 24 interview with Dr Vandana Shiva. Bill Gates is even trying to monopolize global agriculture by hiding under philanthropic NGOs. Why would he be investing in GMOs and in a company like Monsanto? Why is he trying to patent naturally occurring seeds? |
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is deceptively cloaked in a mantle of selfless philanthropy. But the reality is that they have used their enormous resources to deviously embed themselves into nearly every aspect of global public health. A global pandemic is the perfect opportunity for all those investments to pay off - both in terms of financial profit as well global CONTROL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQSYdAX_9JY |
“Private sector companies and businesses will be permitted to operate within a limited framework. What this means is that any offices and businesses that chooses to open are allowed to open only between 9am and 3pm daily; and must limit the number of staff on the business premises to no more than 60 percent of full capacity, at any point in time.A particular business premises, even at 100%, could be fully compliant with the "safe distance" requirement, while another business premises, even at 60% capacity, could be at default. |
Davash222:Would it not be nice if comments are made with some level of objectivity rather than our rose-coloured glasses tainted with prejudice? This is what the article said: -- "The last poverty data released by the NBS was in 2010 when 60.9% of the population was living in poverty." --- Not that I believe their phony 40% figure. I believe the numbers are much worse than that even before the lockdowns. |
NwaNimo1:The Dangote comment smacks of ignorance. Dangote doesn't own the stranded oil. If anything, he would be happy to buy cheap oil for his refinery. |
LordShiva97:Covid-19 is not as virulent as you think. It has a Case Fatality Rate of less than 0.2% and a recovery rate greater than 95%. |
Grayoso:Thank you for the kind & complimentary words. |
Grayoso:Sounds like you're trying to blackmail the guy to take sides with you. |
Sounds like an Apocalypse. Very Dystopian. Money (fiat currency) as you know it could be gone as well. |
Welcome to the New World Order! A new world of Technocracy and top down control. A new world that undermines elected officials and elevates Technocrats. Did anyone notice how elected governors were made redundant in the Bill? How the NCDC boss will now have such sweeping powers? Make no mistake, your NCDC is being teleguided by the World Health Organization (WHO). Your elected president has limited input. Agenda 21 & SDG 2030 being rolled out slowly. You lot are now very easy to control under the umbrella of "Public Safety". The global imperialist are doing a test run on how much of your freedoms & civil liberties they can take away. There's no limit how far they can now push this in future under any false flag they chose. Martial Law is coming! Pharmacies have been open the whole time. Police officers have been working the whole time. Big supermarkets have been open the whole time. How many of these "essential workers" are dropping dead in the course of doing their work? But then, they told you not to go to work else you die. The say it's ok to go to an overcrowded market but not ok to congregate in church/mosque. It's ok to have sex but not ok to shake hands. Wake up people! This is not about HEALTH. This is about CONTROL.
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kikero:Unfortunately, you're not entirely correct. The Foreign Reserves is used by the CBN primarily for balance of payment. Basically, that means using the dollars to support importers, travellers, foreign students, foreign investors who want to repatriate their funds, etc. The FG doesn't just go there to withdraw. It's not a "savings account" of the FG. So, this is how it works. FG total revenue from oil sales for April is - say - $500 million. The money is paid into an FG account with CBN. CBN then gives the FG a Naira equivalent of that amount. The CBN keeps the $500m so it can use to support imports and other international transactions. The FG has collected all its money in Naira. It cannot just go back to withdraw dollars again. Foreign Reserves drop when the average inflow is less than outflow. Since Nigeria is an import- dependent nation, there's always demand for USD to meet those import demands. At any time the USD supply reduces but the demand is still constant or even increases, the Reserves will start to drop. The Truth is - the only reason why the Reserves has not dropped far beyond that is the fact that the global economy is on shutdown and international borders are closed, so there's no much import transactions happening. iluvdonjazzy |
Doesn't sound good. That's two-third of the original budget cancelled out. Would've been nice if we had more details on the budget assumptions. Time for citizens to face real austerity. Even salaries of some states will be a real challenge. Every successive administration keeps mouthing diversification from oil but doing nothing about it. The hen has now come home to roost! |
Omooba77:100% correct. I've personally observed that myself. |
AdaoraNK:How about we reorganize our entire governance structure (some people will call it restructuring). The FG currently takes 52% of the entire common wealth of the federation. To justify this, it arrogates to itself massive responsibilities (for which it has shown grossly incapable of handling). The system needs to be structured so that the states have more funds and hence push many of the responsibilities the FG currently handles to the states. The FG should be given max 20% from the federation account. The FG should focus on key elements like Defense, Immigration, Foreign Missions, Central Banking, etc. What d fvck are they doing with basic education, primary health care, etc? |
sweetmelanin:true...lol. |
linearity:Unfortunately, I have bad news for you. Common sense is such a huge luxury for your leaders. I wouldn't bet a penny that they have enough of it. |
How many people observed that in the 2020 budget, out of the projected N10 trillion for expenses, approximately 25% of that (~N2.5 trillion) was earmarked for debt servicing? Please note that due to the fall in oil prices, the budget has been reviewed lower but the debt servicing component will either remain constant or even go higher due to exchange rate dynamics. Unfortunately, the country is now vigorously borrowing more money while the revenue base is shrinking. If oil prices do not improve significantly over the coming months, do not be surprised to see debt servicing accounting for 30 - 40% of FG 2021 budget. --- |
rusher14:I'm sure you really think you sound smart. I will not dignify you with a response. |
Achorise:Time to do some reading about the Rothschilds and Central Banking. Have you ever wondered why even rich countries like the US, UK, Japan, etc are highly indebted as well? The system is a MATRIX. Presidents are puppets. The real rulers of the world are behind the scenes. They created the UN, WHO, IMF, World Bank, etc just to give their control game legitimacy. Can't you see how they're currently using the WHO to drive their agenda in every country?
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What is appalling is how the president crawls out of his rathole every 2 weeks to deliver a bland, unemotional message and then crawls back in. That, to me, is not leadership. It's almost like if he had his way, he would not even bother with the address. I mean, will we ever watch this man speak to Nigerians from his heart, apart from the usual reading of rubbish written for him by his delusional aides? Does he have any ideas or opinion of his own? Can he handle a press conference where he's asked spontaneous questions by journalists? How did we get here?!� |
ChimaAdeoye:Unfortunately, that's not exactly how the Foreign Reserve account works. It's not an account for the FG to draw from. You see, when the FG sells oil in USD, the CBN receives the payment on behalf of the Federation. The CBN then gives the government Naira equivalent of the funds and then holds the USD in the Foreign Reserve account. This FR account is used by the CBN for balance of payments for all international transactions. If the government or anybody needs USD from the FR account, they would have to bring the Naira equivalent. The only account the government can draw from in time of need is their savings account, that is if they had the responsibility to save. Example of such accounts include Excess Crude Account, Sovereign Wealth Fund, etc. --- And btw, contrary to what most people may believe or think, the Central Bank of any country is not owned by the governments of those countries. These Central Banks are privately owned institutions controlled by a small group of international mafia organizations. The Rothschild family is the most popularly known member of this cabal. Currently, only 3 countries are not under the control of these cabal (North Korea, Iran & Cuba). Is it a surprise why there's always media campaign against them and trying to use wars to bring them under control? Back in the early 2000s, that number was 8 (including Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Sudan) but these 5 have all fallen to the Cabal, thanks to some deviously engineered wars. In each of those countries, the US was used by the cabal to raise a false flag to justify invasion. |