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Is adding more vaccines a good idea. ALL vaccines are bad, STOP splitting hairs. Phthalates are one of the most commonly used chemicals in the world. Each year in the United States, over one billion pounds of phthalates are released. As they have many practical applications, phthalates are produced in huge volumes. In fact, as of 2006, over 470 million pounds of phthalates were produced per year. People who eat out more often were found to have phthalate levels 35 percent higher than people who eat meals prepared at home. Do you remember when it was learned a few months ago that Pfizer’s animal trials involved giving COVID vaccines to 44 French rats? But then they killed all the rats and declared their vaccine was safe and effective for pregnant and nursing human mothers, because nothing bad had happened to the rats (which they killed before studying the vaccine’s effects). As bad as Pfizer’s vaccine testing was, Moderna’s rat trials were even worse. Check this out. Government watchdog group, Judicial Watch, finally received about 700 pages of Moderna documents through a Freedom of Information Act request to the government. While Moderna’s internal documents are still being kept secret, they had to file a Biological Licensing Application with the FDA. That document, Judicial Watch correctly argued, is a public record. We still haven’t seen any of Moderna’s internal vaccine documentation yet, as we have with Pfizer, but this is a significant first step. Among the documents are the reproductive toxicology tests that Moderna conducted on a group of female rats. The rats were injected with the Moderna vaccine and then impregnated. Unlike Pfizer, Moderna didn’t immediately kill all of its rats. To Moderna’s credit, they saw the experiment through; they aborted some of the baby rats to see if their shot affected fetal development and allowed others to give birth to their babies to see the results. Here’s what the Moderna documentation says: “mRNA-1273-related variations in skeletal examination included statistically significant increases in the number of F1 rats with 1 or more wavy ribs and 1 or more rib nodules. Wavy ribs appeared in 6 fetuses and 4 litters with a fetal prevalence of 4.03% and a litter prevalence of 18.2%. Rib nodules appeared in 5 of those 6 fetuses.” Let’s define a couple of terms that get tossed around when it comes to vaccines or any other medications: “Rare” and “very rare.” A rare side effect is considered one that occurs in between 1 in 1,000 and 1 in 10,000 patients. A very rare side effect is considered one that occurs even less often than 1 in 10,000. If 4% of the baby rats born to vaccinated mothers had rib malformities and rib nodules, that’s a rate of 1 in 20. That’s not very rare. That’s not rare. That’s dangerously common. The documentation doesn’t say whether the “nodules” on the babies’ ribs were fibrous dysplasia, enchondroma or osteochondroma (three types of benign rib cancers) or if the nodules were simple fatty tissue lumps. That would be nice to know, but either way, it’s not normal in babies. The FDA approval label for Moderna’s Spikevax, which is the vaccine in question, states: “No vaccine-related fetal malformations or variations and no adverse effect on postnatal development were observed in the study.” That is a flat-out lie from the Food and Drug Administration. And it’s not the first time, obviously. Among the documents are the reproductive toxicology tests that Moderna conducted on a group of female rats. The rats were injected with the Moderna vaccine and then impregnated. Unlike Pfizer, Moderna didn’t immediately kill all of its rats. To Moderna’s credit, they saw the experiment through; they aborted some of the baby rats to see if their shot affected fetal development and allowed others to give birth to their babies to see the results. Let’s not forget that Pfizer’s documents showed that 44% of pregnant women in their trials LOST THEIR BABIES. Out of 50 pregnant women that they gave the vaccine to, 22 of them had miscarriages and their babies died. Dr. Naomi Wolf described the tragedy like this: “Pfizer took those deaths of babies—those spontaneous abortions and miscarriages—and recategorized them as recovered/resolved adverse effects. In other words, if you lost your baby, it was categorized by Pfizer as resolved adverse event, like a headache that got better.” The FDA received that documentation from Pfizer in April of 2021 – a year and a half ago! And yet both the FDA and the CDC remain adamant to this day that all pregnant and expecting and breastfeeding mothers should get the vaccine. It appears that the FDA and the CDC are just as corrupt as the FBI, and that’s saying a lot these days! And these ghouls described a miscarried baby as a “resolved adverse event?” That is disgusting. Pfizer and Moderna’s own documents state that these vaccines can cause catastrophic miscarriage rates and can cause malformations and some type of lump – maybe cancerous, maybe not – in unborn babies. Does that sound like a “safe and effective” medicine that women of childbearing age should be getting injected with? Children in war Child Victims of Armed Conflicts During the last 10 years, around 10 million children are estimated to have been killed as a result of war. The situations resulting from armed conflicts affect primarily children because of their vulnerability, and do so in many different ways. Often alone and helpless because of the reigning chaos, some become child soldiers, others are forced into exploitation. The fundamental rights of these children are shamelessly flouted for the benefit of barbarous and cruel acts. Many of them remain deeply traumatized, wounded, or even disabled. Categories of child war victims Armed conflicts create and inflict a great deal of suffering on populations. Often, children are the primary victims. Their situation can be classified into the following different categories: – Civilian victims: During armed conflicts, it often happens that schools or even hospitals are targets of armed forces. Because of this, civilians in these places become victims of these attacks through no fault of their own. It should also be noted that after the end of a conflict, antipersonnel mines, cluster bombs, or other explosive remnants of war are instruments of death that continue to strike civilians. As a result of all these conflicts, many people, most particularly children, die each year. – Child Soldiers: A child soldier is defined as any person less than eighteen years old who is a member of armed governmental forces or of a regular or irregular armed group or associated with these forces, whether or not there is an armed conflict (1). – Displaced Children: During armed conflicts, a large number of children find themselves separated from their parents or those who have them in their care. There exist different categories for displaced children. – Orphans: Because of war, many children find themselves orphans after the death of their parents. – Wounded or Handicapped Children: Because of war, children are wounded, mutilated, or become handicapped as a result of the atrocities that they have had to live through. – Imprisoned Children: In times of conflict, children are frequently imprisoned. The reasons for this imprisonment are diverse, but in most cases, it results from the association of the children with the armed forces of a State. – Exploited Children (sexual exploitation or even forced labor): Often children are victims of sexual abuse. Most of the time, sexual violence increases considerably during times of conflict. Children are also subjected to forced labor and participate in hostilities through no fault of their own. Why do the situations created by armed conflicts have repercussions on children in particular? Confronted with the chaos caused by armed conflicts, children are the most wronged. In fact, most of the time they are still too young to understand what is happening or do not have any way to defend themselves against the danger. They are, therefore, vulnerable and become easy targets that armed forces have no qualms exploiting. If they are not killed, mutilated, imprisoned, or raped as a result of barbarism, they are sexually exploited or reduced to slavery. Moreover, rape is sometimes used as a tactic of war against children and women in order to torture, wound, obtain information, intimidate, or punish. Additionally, because of armed conflicts, children are separated from their families and find themselves alone, panicked, lost, and in need. Left to fend for themselves, they suffer from an inability to take care of themselves. In order to survive, they are often forced to flee their country. Concerning the recruitment of child soldiers, the main reason why armed forces choose children over adults is explained by the ease in convincing them to join these groups and in manipulating them afterward. Children are naive, innocent, unconscious of danger and “are much cheaper”. They also tend to obey and do not challenge authority. Finally, children living in a difficult situation often see this recruitment as a way to resolve their problems. Consequences of war on children “At least two million children have died in the last 10 years as a result of wars started by adults, whether they were civilian targets or whether they were killed in combat as child soldiers. The number of children wounded or disabled is three times larger, and there are even more suffering from sicknesses, malnutrition, sexual violence, and the hardships of flight. Countless children have been confronted with the anguish of losing their home, their belongings, and those close to them. In such conditions, practically all the necessary constants for child development are seriously disrupted, and the psychological damages of armed conflicts are incalculable. (1)” Direct consequences In spite of the fact that wars also affect adults, children are unfortunately too often the direct but powerless victims of the horrors committed against their family. In each conflict, numerous children are killed, wounded, or even exploited. Others are imprisoned, forced to leave their country to survive, or join the armed forces becoming “child soldiers”. Many find themselves orphans with no protection. Other consequences can be added to this list. Confronting the horrors of war, children are subjected to profound emotional trauma which marks and changes them forever. These moral wounds are difficult to heal and have serious repercussions on their future life. These children, unable to grow up in an atmosphere of trust and having had to face atrocities from a very young age, often develop the conviction that violence is a way like any other to solve disputes, and so it is difficult for them to send a message of peace and international security to future generations. Indirect consequences Children are also affected by war in a more indirect way. Armed conflicts also result in the destruction of infrastructure and basic services (hospitals, schools), which prevents children from having access to education and care. Most of the time, children find themselves without protection. Solution : prevent conflicts The prevention of armed conflicts is the only way to manage to improve the lives of child war victims. By collaborating with governments, many actors (the United Nations (UN) or other international organizations) can contribute to the implementation of preventative action. The UN uses different techniques to prevent or manage conflicts between two countries in conflict, in order to create conditions for a return to a lasting peace. As an example, peacekeeping operations have a goal of establishing a United Nations presence in countries of conflict (with their agreement). The UN then has the possibility of deploying and maintaining on site troops, police, and civilian personnel. These people have the mission of assuring security and bringing the necessary political support for the consolidation of peace. The protections of international law In international humanitarian law, a child is protected not only in a general way as a person not participating in hostilities, but also benefits from a special protection by reason of the quality of being particularly vulnerable. A child who participates in hostilities is equally protected as well. General Protections The Geneva Convention relating to the protection of individual civilians in times of war (art 27 to 34): the fundamental guarantees granted by these texts, such as the right to the respect of life, physical and moral integrity, the ban of forced bodily services, torture, collective punishment, and reprisals are applicable to children. A child has the right to these protections both in cases of armed international conflict or in its absence, in reason of principle of the 2nd additional protocol, according to which “neither the civilian population neither individual civilians shall be the object of attack” Specific Protections First additional protocol relating to the conduct of hostilities: this sets out the principle of special protection intended for children, according to which “children shall be the object of a special respect and shall be protected against any form of indecent assault (art 77). The Parties to the conflict shall provide them with the care and aid they require, whether because of their age or for any other reason.” This principle also applies to cases of non-international armed conflict. This protocol compels States to take all possible measures in order to prevent children less than 15 years old from directly taking part in hostilities. It forbids their recruitment into armed forces. “More than 25 articles of the Geneva Conventions and their additional protocols specifically concern children.They include rules on death penalty, access IRAQ The Children of Fallujah: The Medical Mystery at the Heart of the Iraq War Depleted Uranium, White Phosphorous and The Deformed Children of Fallujah – Know nothing. See nothing. Say nothing. Yemeni Babies Deformed Because Of The Forbidden Weapons April 15 | Yamanyoon The Saudi-led coalition is now entering its third year of war on Yemen, and it has been accused of using international banned weapons against Yemeni civilians. The emergence of deformed Yemeni babies now and then as documented by media outlets indicate the usage of chemical weapons, such as cluster bombs and white phosphorus by the Saudi regime. Recently, a mother gave birth to a disfigured baby in the central province of Taiz, one of the most affected locations by the Saudi bombardment. As mentioned above, this deformation is not the first of its kind. Not so long ago, they detected another case in Al-Sabeen hospital located in the capital Sana’a. The little victims did not get the chance to live a normal first day of their lives, and mothers had to encounter such incidents that one can’t imagine the way they felt when they first saw their new babies they have been waiting for. To speak about the third and final condition, Al-Salam health clinic located in the Yemeni coastal province of Hodeidah, specifically Bajel district, witnessed a Yemeni infant born with a rare kind of deformation, “it’s a kind we have never seen before”, said YemenExtra correspondent. The infant soon passed away, and many though it was a more merciful option rather than living for the little victim. “There might be some hidden terrible conditions, but some hospital directors get threats not to release any information regarding them”, says our correspondent. “After Ansar Allah promised to provide protection for the hospital director, he exposed the the case documented above, proving the usage of international banned weapons in the coastal province of Hodeidah, which is now enduring one of the toughest battles in Mocha region. Several humanitarian organizations have warned of the Saudi war against the already poor country in the southe…
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