MIGRANTS + RELIGIONS + BIG BUSINE$$ = CRISE FRONTALIÈRE (ET AVANT-HIER)
"En plus de l'ONU qui offre des trousses sanitaires et MSF avec ses cliniques (carte ci-haut), d'importants groupes caritatifs religieux sont derrière cette vague (ce tsunami) de migrants illégaux : Catholic Charities/US Conference of Catholic Bishops + Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services + Church World Services + World Relief + HIAS Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society + Episcopal Migration Ministries qui affichent des revenus annuels de plus de US$2 milliards (non imposables, bien sûr).
"Ces migrants proviennent d'Amérique du Sud mais aussi du Moyen-Orient (Istanbul et vols vers la Colombie), Chine avec leurs réseaux de passeurs professionnels, Venezuela (Iraniens parfaitement hispanophones) et autres contrées surexploitées par des criminels et autres extrémistes de la droite subversive.
"Ces masses surtout masculines (où sont les femmes et les enfants ?) passent aussi par le Canada "la plus vaste frontière au monde."
Michael Yon, le plus expérimenté des correspondants de guerre états-uniens; ex Green Beret durant son entrevue avec Del Bigtree, l'animateur de The Highwire le 1er février 2024 - Borderline Episode 357
"Les organismes de bienfaisance catholiques sont partout au-delà de la frontière au Texas. Certains embauchant des voyous fascistes en uniforme, à la fois de la sécurité privée et des flics corrompus, pour protéger leur opération de traite des êtres humains dans la vallée du Rio Grande.
"HIAS est PARTOUT au Panama, construisant des camps pour envahisseurs avec le soutien de Mayorkas (patron de Homeland Security), ancien membre du conseil d'administration avec Sergey Brin (fondateur de Google), qui sont derrière ce projet avec leur massif pouvoir politique et médiatique.
"Rappelez-vous, la lutte contre les tenants du HIAS soutient en fait les Juifs orthodoxes. Le « H » de Hebrew dans HIAS est aléatoire car il ne représente que les sionistes et non pas les Juifs. La lutte contre les « Catholic » Charities soutient les catholiques traditionnels. Et ce sans compter sur l'entreprise privée (ci-bas, les "partenaires corporatifs du HIAS).
"Le marxisme adore les techniques de viol de l'esprit conçues pour vous embrouiller.
Killing hundreds of thousands with AZT, and forcing human children to take poisonous drugs – through tubes in their stomachs. The legacy of a murderer.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/6H5WumhgFqfC/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/6H5WumhgFqfC/
The Joe Rogan Experience #1780 - Maajid Nawaz https://open.spotify.com/episode/1ugbn7cuab3mNgKbo81ajM
MAAJID NAWAZ LINKS
https://maajidnawaz.substack.com/
https://odysee.com/@MaajidNawaz:d
https://gettr.com/user/maajidnawaz/medias
Radical: My Journey out of Islamist Extremism https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Maajid-Nawaz-audiobook/dp/B01BHBPLZE/
Islam and the Future of Tolerance: A Dialogue https://www.amazon.com/Islam-and-Future-of-Tolerance-audiobook/dp/B019711Z88/
[The false gods will be utterly destroyed. When the world will be perfected under the Kingdom of the Almighty, and all the children of flesh will call upon Thy name ...]
Del Bigtree is an anti-vaccine activist credited with worsening a measles outbreak, and he is also a COVID-19 conspiracy theorist who has encouraged people to intentionally contract the deadly disease and then treat symptoms by taking Vitamin C until they get diarrhea. Even though Bigtree routinely promotes deadly medical misinformation through his various online broadcasts, his commentary regularly features ads from some of the most recognizable brands in the United States.
Bigtree is the host of a podcast, The HighWire with Del Bigtree, that Apple makes available for streaming through iTunes. In recent weeks, he has falsely claimed on his podcast that more than 300,000 people in the United States may have been killed by COVID-19 vaccines, that getting a COVID-19 vaccine makes a person a “magnet” to contract the most “deadly” variants of the disease, and that the COVID-19 vaccine “doesn’t work.” He has also hosted guests who have falsely claimed that wearing a mask means “limiting oxygen into the lungs and into the brain” and that wearing a mask causes cancer via “oxygen deprivation” but that cancer can be treated with Vitamin D.
Media Matters watched Bigtree’s podcast and found that it often features advertisements from major U.S. brands, including Progressive, Lexus, ZipRecruiter, Rocket Mortgage, Geico, Lowe's, NBC, Capital One, and ColorChoice.
Bigtree, who has no medical credentials, is a leading figure in the anti-vaccination movement through his anti-vaccine nonprofit organization Informed Consent Action Network. A 2019 profile in the online parenting magazine Fatherly labeled him “dangerous” and said he “may be the most connected node in the anti-vaccine activist network.”
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Last year, YouTube banned Bigtree from its platform after he repeatedly encouraged viewers to intentionally contract COVID-19 and pushed other dangerous medical misinformation, including promoting the claims of holistic medical practitioners, one of whom advised COVID-19 patients to take Vitamin C “till bowel tolerance,” which he explained meant “until you get diarrhea.”
Some of the biggest corporations-- including NBC, Lowe's, and Geico-- run ads on COVID-denier and anti-vaxxer extremist Del Bigtree's The HighWire show.
In November 2020, Facebook removed a page where Del Bigtree, a notorious anti-vaccine figure, broadcast his show -- The High Wire -- to a large online audience.
Bigtree’s page was removed after Facebook determined that he violated the platform’s policies against “misinformation that could cause physical harm.” He had used his High Wire broadcast to claim that COVID-19 was “one of the most mild illnesses there is,” that wearing a mask poses a serious health hazard, and that people should intentionally expose themselves to COVID-19, among other dangerous claims. Facebook’s action came months after he was banned by YouTube, where he had also broadcast his show.
On February 8, The New York Times reported that Facebook says it will “remove posts with erroneous claims about vaccines from across its platform.”
Bigtree continues to share dangerous medical misinformation on Facebook. After the platform banned The High Wire’s page, he began to post dangerous medical misinformation on another page he operates. The page is not hard to find -- its name is “Del Bigtree.”
On that page, Bigtree shares disinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine, including the baseless claim it will eventually kill half of its recipients. He also pushes dangerous falsehoods about COVID-19, including his suggestion that the disease doesn’t actually exist.
Bigtree during a broadcast of The High Wire: “I don’t think there’s some coronavirus that can override the brilliant immune system that is born into us”
Bigtree’s Facebook page shared a video from a January 6 Washington, D.C., event called the “Rally for Health Freedom.” The event coincided with other rallies in Washington that day that culminated in a failed insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Bigtree was a speaker at the event and made a number of medically dangerous claims after asking the crowd, “Are people really dying” of COVID-19? Bigtree touted the widely promoted, but false, claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause infertility and claimed that vaccine manufacturers are “murdering people.”
He went on to engage in COVID-19 denial. Claiming “I don’t think God messed up” in the creation of humans, Bigtree said, “I don’t think there’s some coronavirus that can override the brilliant immune system that is born into us” and that “99.99% of us are showing how great God’s design is, because this virus does nothing to us.” (More than 450,000 people in the United States have died from the disease.)
He then falsely called COVID-19 a “cold,” and claimed that unlike quarantine measures put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19, “we let the Spanish flu run its course, we let MERS run its course, we let SARS run its course” and “we all lived.” (That is not what happened during those outbreaks, some of which killed many people.)
Saying that he stood with supporters of Donald Trump who refuse to wear masks and commenting on the size of his crowd, Bigtree also bragged that he has “been to more superspreader events than almost anyone I know” before falsely claiming that there is “no such thing as asymptomatic spread” of COVID-19.
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Bigtree’s page also promotes the claims of unhinged conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
On December 15, Bigtree’s Facebook page shared an episode of Ministry Now in which he appears on the Daystar Television Network, an evangelical Christian broadcast. The episode's aim was to dissuade viewers from receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.
Conspiracy theorist and anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also joined the program. Kennedy falsely claimed that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines alter “the function of your genes,” potentially causing autoimmune disease in recipients. He also falsely claimed that COVID-19 can be cured by hydroxychloroquine.
During the program, host Marcus Lamb wildly distorted reports from the COVID-19 vaccine trials in order to claim that receiving the vaccine poses a significant risk of death, while another guest, Capitol rioter Simone Gold, pushed the baseless suggestion COVID-19 vaccines can cause infertility.
When Bigtree joined the program, he made the baseless assertion that recipients of COVID-19 vaccines may face up to a “50%” mortality rate if they ever encounter another coronavirus in their lifetimes, echoing a claim that originated from toxic conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
