Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
A deadly disease breaks out in Hamburg. In a quarantine camp, a doctor, a young woman, a hotdog vendor and an anarchist in a wheelchair get to know each other. Together they manage to escape. The small group tries to break away to the south, but their trip becomes a chaotic odyssey through Germany. … Continue reading Hamburg Syndrome 1979 – virus (movie)
Ivermectin has already been used by medical doctors in various countries with great success and positive results. Why is Ivermectin forbidden in South Africa, because the same medicine is available on various African countries and even Yemen and the results were excellent. Are those in charge of the vaccines afraid that it will be of… Continue reading Ivermectin – TLU – ProAgri
Ivermectin has been used all over in African countries. Nobody has to be a scientist to compare the maps of countries of Africa where Ivermectin was used versus the Corona virus 19 today. It is obvious and not a co-incidence. Credit to the master in Japan, Prof.(Photo) Red areas represent areas receiving ivermectin treatment. Yellow… Continue reading COVID-19: The Ivermectin African Enigma
Dis dalk vreemde name en lyk net so vir enige leek wat nie kennis daarvan het nie. Dis nuwe "middels" wat in verskillende lande geregistreer is - China Duitsland, Japan en ander, wat veral vir sekere siektestoestande help - Ivermectin is deel daarvan. Inteendeel dit word vir dekades vir heelwat siektestoestande in Afrika gebruik en… Continue reading Ivermectin – Stromectol – Mectizan – Ivomec
Ivermectin was reeds in 1987 vir menslike gebruik geregistreer maar ook vir dierlike gebruike. Waar het alles ontstaan en dat dit vir heelwat verskillende siektestoestande help en voorkom. Ander name het ook hieruit ontstaan soos gesien sal word. Afrika inwoners het heelwat baat gevind by Ivermectin. Voorkomend en genesend.(photo) - Satoshi Ōmura collecting soil from… Continue reading Ivermectin – Japan – Satoshi Ōmura
FLCCC Alliance - Numerous studies have provided evidence supporting the use of ivermectin to prevent and treat COVID-19, according to the Frontline COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance. Paul Marik, MD, FCCM, FCCP, founder of the alliance and a professor and chief of the division of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical School,… Continue reading Ivermectin – Prof Paul Marik
The FLCCC Alliance calls on national health authorities to immediately review medical evidence showing the efficacy of ivermectin for the prevention of COVID-19 and as an early outpatient treatment. A team of highly published, ICU critical care physician/scholors have conducted a comprehensive analysis of the rapidly accumulating scientific study data from the centers around the… Continue reading FLCCC Alliance – Ivermectin …
Kibbutz Ramat Yohanan - Jan Smuts. A Kibbutz (Hebrew: קיבוץ), plural Kibbutzim (Hebrew: קיבוצים), from the Hebrew word meaning "gathering" or "together," is an Israeli collective community. The Kibbutzim movement combines socialism and Zionism in a form of practical Labor Zionism, founded at a time when independent farming was not practical. Forced by necessity into communal life, and inspired by… Continue reading Kibbutz called Jan Smuts
This is not a TRUMP award, it is an American award - the Presidential Medal of Freedom of America award. And Trump is still the President of America. The Presidential Medal of Freedom was established by President John F. Kennedy in 1963 and this prestigious award is the Nation’s highest civilian honor. It is awarded… Continue reading Gary Player – Presidential Medal of Freedom
Not a lot of people know this, but the South African Air Force (SAAF) nearly killed General Jan Smuts in a ‘Blue on Blue’ incident – military speak for when you fire on your own forces. The incident also says a lot of Jan Smuts’ character – so what happened? Prior to the war, Oswald… Continue reading Jan Smuts – Blue on Blue incident Germany
The Mosquito was an unarmed bomber with a crew of two, able to carry a bigger bombload farther than a B-17. It was also a fighter-bomber and a night fighter with an eight-gun nose battery. It was the most productive photoreconnaissance aircraft of the war. A high-speed courier. A weather-recon airplane. A carrier-qualified torpedo bomber… Continue reading Wooden ‘Mosquito’ and Luftwaffe Battlefield
The success of the operation to destroy a number of reservoirs in Germany which became known as Operation Chastise, the RAF had a very special method. The specialty of this operation began with the use of selected squadrons, the use of specially modified Avro Lancaster bombers. The crew was selected from various countries (Canada,… Continue reading The Bouncing Bomb – Operation Chastise
On the night of 16-17 May 1943, Wing Commander Guy Gibson led 617 Squadron of the Royal Air Force on an audacious bombing raid to destroy three dams in the Ruhr valley, the industrial heartland of Germany. The mission was codenamed Operation 'Chastise'. The dams were fiercely protected. Torpedo nets in the water stopped underwater… Continue reading Operation Chastise and Dambusters – Germany
Kansai Airport was established by a consortium with VINCI Airports and ORIX Corporation as its core members. Kansai Airports shares the common goal of maximizing the potential of the Kansai International Airport and the Osaka International Airport. It aims to improve services offered to passengers, to give the highest priority to safety and security… Continue reading Japan – Kansai airport
The dummy-nuclear warheads all reached their designated targets on 12 December 2020 at a test range on the coast to the eastern Barents Sea, according to Russia's Defense Ministry. Chizha test range is on the Kanin Peninsula in Nenets Autonomous Okrug and is a well-known target area for submarine-launched ballistic missiles from the waters… Continue reading Nuclear testings – Russia 2020
On 2 December 2009, the 64th session of the United Nations General Assembly declared 29 August the International Day against Nuclear Tests by unanimously adopting resolution 64/35. The resolution calls for increasing awareness and education “about the effects of nuclear weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions and the need for their cessation as one… Continue reading Nuclear testings – UN
*The most important thing to note is that a large part of Africa is unsuitable for dense settlement. Africa was on the backend of centuries of slave exports and war. The late stages of the 19th-century would see it deal with famines and the introduction of polio and rinderpest into the continent. Historically kingdoms are… Continue reading Africa – migration and kingdoms
*The scheme created by government years back and referred to as the Co-operative Incentive Scheme" (CIS). It is a B-BBEE scheme. Different stakeholders decided to support the Noga’s Post community with this development project after the community successfully produced maize and vegetables during the previous planting season. *Rassisme en diskriminasieMens wonder net altyd oor… Continue reading Noga’s Post village – CIS -Afriforum-Pioneer-Saai-AaA- Agrico-Boiphittelo
Compared with other European countries, Estonia has a large percentage of foreign-born residents and their children. Only about two-thirds of the population are ethnic Estonians. Russians are the most significant minority, comprising about one-fourth of the citizens. Prominent among other ethnic minorities are Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Finns. What is behind the Patarei fortification and how many… Continue reading Estonia – Patarei fortification
Estonia is a country in the northeastern side of Europe, the northernmost of the three Baltic states - the area includes some 1,500 islands and islets; the two largest of these islands, Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, are off mainland Estonia’s west coast. Estonia has been dominated by foreign powers through much of its history.… Continue reading Estonia
