The government in Amsterdam said it will put into place new restrictions in order to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the country where about 84 percent of the population has been vaccinated. Mark Rutte, the prime minister of the caretaker government, called the measures “tough,” but are necessary because the country has to “ask...
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COVID-19 PASSES: EUROZONE’S NEW WORLD ORDER
Governments across Europe are planning to keep COVID-19 passes in place. Paris called for an extension of the health-pass system to at least 31 July 2022 and Rome is also considering keeping its COVID-19 pass rules in place due to an increase in infections. Italy has one of the world’s strictest anti-COVID-19 measures, according to Reuters. Residents...
PARENTS RESISTANT TO JABBING THEIR CHILDREN
While the U.S. media and “health experts” keep promoting how anxious American parents are to get their little children vaccinated, there is growing resistance. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s decision to formally recommend Pfizer’s COVID-19 jab for children 5 to 11 years old has some parents concerned that the so-called cure could be...
BIDEN VAX MANDATE CONTESTED
As reported on 4 November by CNBC, the Biden administration now finds itself at odds with industry groups and unions over the new deadline for its COVID-19 vaccination mandate requiring all businesses with 100 or more employees to ensure that those employees have been vaccinated against COVID-19 or submit to regular testing for the virus....
VET STUDY CONFIRMS: COVID JAB EFFICACY BS
Go back to December 2020 when the Pfizer jab was being sold to have as much as an 96 percent efficacy rate. Articles about the waning effectiveness of the COVID vaccines are, for Trends Journal readers, hardly “news”; see “CDC’S 3 NEW VAX EFFECTIVENESS STUDIES = BIG LIE” (24 Aug 2021), “VAX EFFECTIVENESS: LIARS LIE,...
“FIRST” PILLS FOR COVID-19: MORE $$ for PFIZER, MORE BS?
A report issued on 6 November by Radio France Internationale (RFI) tells of what may be the beginning of a new phase in the COVID War, in which drugs to fight the virus may be available to be taken orally, instead of by injection. Drug makers Pfizer and Merck have both announced development of such...
THIS WEEK IN SURVEILLANCE
AL GORE SAYS NO LOCKBOX FOR PERSONAL PRIVACY. Al Gore highlighted his new solution to cut carbon emissions, global monitoring using satellites, sensors, and artificial intelligence, while speaking at the COP 26 conference, a meeting of private jet and super boat owners. Gore said in an interview with MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell that technology developed by...
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
MID-SIZED CITIES LEADING CRYPTO HIRING. The largest percentage of crypto expertise hires in 2021 have been happening in regional mid-sized cities. That’s according to a study by professional networking website Linkedin, commissioned for Bloomberg. Some of the noted trends involved cities like Austin, TX and Salt Lake City, UT. At least two persons were employed...
CUDOS DECENTRALIZED CLOUD SERVICES AIMS TO CHALLENGE GOOGLE AND AMAZON
Right now an estimated 50 percent of computing power the world over is sitting idle at any given time. Instead of big tech cloud service solutions like Amazon’s AWS or Google or Microsoft building out more capacity, what if there were a way to put infrastructure already online to use? Cudos is a blockchain project...
WILL BIDEN’S INFRASTRUCTURE BILL DRIVE CRYPTO ACTION OUT OF U.S.?
The just passed 1.2 trillion dollar spending bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives left the crypto sector wondering—and worried—about the ramifications. Most Democrats voted for the bill. All except 13 Republicans voted against it. Why are crypto provisions even in an “infrastructure” bill? Simply put, the regulations meant to track and tax crypto...