The whistleblower who exposed Howard Lutnick’s #Epstein ties has just turned up dead. Reported suicide.
@TheConspiracyHole
@TheConspiracyHole
EXC: The director of Russia’s #Irkutsk anti-plague institute was in CHINA just weeks ago for a “cross-border infectious disease” exercise that simulated responses to imported #PLAGUE and “Disease X.”
About five weeks later, an employee of his institute was dead, with nearly 200 contacts reportedly placed under medical observation amid suspected-plague reports.
Chinese government reporting names director Sergey Balakhonov as attending and speaking at the August 24–27 exercise in Fuyuan.
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About five weeks later, an employee of his institute was dead, with nearly 200 contacts reportedly placed under medical observation amid suspected-plague reports.
Chinese government reporting names director Sergey Balakhonov as attending and speaking at the August 24–27 exercise in Fuyuan.
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The Chinese exercise involved the following:
• A scenario involving plague arriving from abroad.
• A hypothetical emerging tick-borne disease.
• Chinese and Russian experts rehearsing outbreak notifications, joint risk assessments, and coordinated control measures.
• Nineteen emergency teams, more than 300 personnel, and over 40 emergency vehicles.
And the institute’s Chinese partnerships go back years.
China’s official Inner Mongolia Yearbook records that regional inspection and quarantine authorities signed scientific-research cooperation agreements with the Irkutsk plague institute in 2014.
A Russian government document lists additional cooperation planned for 2020–2021 with the Medical Department of Manzhouli Customs: joint surveys concerning plague and other rodent-borne infections, plus tick-borne disease research.
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@inmagnaexcitatio
#SiberianPlague
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• A scenario involving plague arriving from abroad.
• A hypothetical emerging tick-borne disease.
• Chinese and Russian experts rehearsing outbreak notifications, joint risk assessments, and coordinated control measures.
• Nineteen emergency teams, more than 300 personnel, and over 40 emergency vehicles.
And the institute’s Chinese partnerships go back years.
China’s official Inner Mongolia Yearbook records that regional inspection and quarantine authorities signed scientific-research cooperation agreements with the Irkutsk plague institute in 2014.
A Russian government document lists additional cooperation planned for 2020–2021 with the Medical Department of Manzhouli Customs: joint surveys concerning plague and other rodent-borne infections, plus tick-borne disease research.
[Source - X ]
@inmagnaexcitatio
#SiberianPlague
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Prophetic!
The book "Biological War: A Scenario (2026)" by Annie Jacobsen is about a genetically engineered strain of plague leaking from the Vector Institute in Siberia, to explore what would happen in the hours, days, and weeks following a large-scale biological attack!
https://t.me/NoGoolag/52617?single
@robinmg
The book "Biological War: A Scenario (2026)" by Annie Jacobsen is about a genetically engineered strain of plague leaking from the Vector Institute in Siberia, to explore what would happen in the hours, days, and weeks following a large-scale biological attack!
How amazing that Israeli scientists have just produced the world's first mRNA "vaccine" against the plague just before an outbreak! We are so lucky!
https://t.me/NoGoolag/52617?single
@robinmg
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Saudi Arabia claims '100 warplanes' bombing Yemen as civilian casualties mount
The kingdom's deadly new campaign comes as Ansarallah-led Yemeni army forces continue to strike Saudi energy and military sites while battling Riyadh's proxies inside the country
The kingdom's deadly new campaign comes as Ansarallah-led Yemeni army forces continue to strike Saudi energy and military sites while battling Riyadh's proxies inside the country
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🇫🇷 France: School Protests Turn Violent
Protesters barricaded a lycée entrance with a sofa and set it on fire. BFMTV journalists reported live from inside, describing students as "besieged" with no police or firefighters present.
Casualties & Response
No injuries reported yet, but the situation remains critical. Staff attempted to extinguish flames before giving up due to ongoing attacks from outside. Fireworks were also fired at the building.
Police used tear gas and batons to disperse crowds in other cities, though officers temporarily withdrew, allowing protesters to return.
@Slavyangrad
Protesters barricaded a lycée entrance with a sofa and set it on fire. BFMTV journalists reported live from inside, describing students as "besieged" with no police or firefighters present.
Casualties & Response
No injuries reported yet, but the situation remains critical. Staff attempted to extinguish flames before giving up due to ongoing attacks from outside. Fireworks were also fired at the building.
Police used tear gas and batons to disperse crowds in other cities, though officers temporarily withdrew, allowing protesters to return.
@Slavyangrad
Were the events of August of 1991 a coup d’état? | Beorn's Beehive
This was perhaps the most striking and dramatic event of the turbulent perestroika period. Top leaders of the state removed Mikhail #Gorbachev, the current president of the #USSR, from power and declared a state of emergency. Armoured personnel carriers on #Moscow’s pavements and barricades around the residence of the President and government of the #RSFSR, the White House, became symbols of the confrontation that took to the streets.
However, a few days later, the political fiesta ended with the unexpectedly rapid surrender of the Emergency Committee and crowded rallies, where supporters of the President of the RSFSR Boris #Yeltsin, who initially called the actions of the Emergency Committee a “right-wing reactionary unconstitutional coup”, noisily celebrated the victory. Three days of “great upheavals”, which effectively became a fleeting epilogue to the entire history of the Soviet Union.
#PostSovietRussia #August91
#Perestroika
This was perhaps the most striking and dramatic event of the turbulent perestroika period. Top leaders of the state removed Mikhail #Gorbachev, the current president of the #USSR, from power and declared a state of emergency. Armoured personnel carriers on #Moscow’s pavements and barricades around the residence of the President and government of the #RSFSR, the White House, became symbols of the confrontation that took to the streets.
However, a few days later, the political fiesta ended with the unexpectedly rapid surrender of the Emergency Committee and crowded rallies, where supporters of the President of the RSFSR Boris #Yeltsin, who initially called the actions of the Emergency Committee a “right-wing reactionary unconstitutional coup”, noisily celebrated the victory. Three days of “great upheavals”, which effectively became a fleeting epilogue to the entire history of the Soviet Union.
#PostSovietRussia #August91
#Perestroika
Facilitating the plunder of state properties was a group of American economic advisors led by Harvard economist Jeffrey Sachs. #Yeltsin implemented Sachs’s program of shock therapy—freeing prices and selling off state enterprises—with no regard to the social consequences
The economic disaster of the 1990s caused by shock therapy had dire societal repercussions. The economic collapse led to mass poverty, reduced life expectancy, and a massive decline in living standards. For the majority of Russians, shock therapy meant economic ruin. Some studies have since shown that by the mid-1990s, approximately 40% of the population was living below the poverty line.
#PostSovietRussia
The economic disaster of the 1990s caused by shock therapy had dire societal repercussions. The economic collapse led to mass poverty, reduced life expectancy, and a massive decline in living standards. For the majority of Russians, shock therapy meant economic ruin. Some studies have since shown that by the mid-1990s, approximately 40% of the population was living below the poverty line.
#PostSovietRussia
A Lancet study, “Mass privatisation and the post-communist mortality crisis,” confirmed what has been known but little discussed in the past decades: millions of people, mostly men of employment age, died as a result of the effects of the “shock therapy” transition from a collectivized to a privatized economy in Russia and other formerly “communist” states in East Europe. By 2007 “the life expectancy of Russian men was less than 60 years, compared with 67 years in 1985.”
Back in 2001, a UNICEF study had already claimed 3.2 million unnecessary deaths due to capitalist restoration. The Lancet study cites other figures, with up to “10 million missing men because of system change.” As a result, adult mortality rates soared, up almost 13% in Russia, with much of the increase attributable to the mass unemployment that followed the collapse in state enterprises. The study noted, “the Russian population lost nearly 5 years of life expectancy between 1991 and 1994.”
#PostSovietRussia
Back in 2001, a UNICEF study had already claimed 3.2 million unnecessary deaths due to capitalist restoration. The Lancet study cites other figures, with up to “10 million missing men because of system change.” As a result, adult mortality rates soared, up almost 13% in Russia, with much of the increase attributable to the mass unemployment that followed the collapse in state enterprises. The study noted, “the Russian population lost nearly 5 years of life expectancy between 1991 and 1994.”
#PostSovietRussia