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Replacement Migration in action!

Footage going viral online shows the moment a group of illegal migrants attacked Italian citizens in Rome.

The “asylum seekers” can be seen smashing a motorcycle, throwing glass bottles and starting physical fights with locals.

The importation of Third World “refugees” into Western nations is part of the UN Replacement Migration strategy to ultimately collapse those countries so the globalists can consolidate their power.

Learn more about the diabolical scheme in the epic video below:

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Radical anti-capitalists ran past police

Wild footage shows hundreds of black bloc demonstrators sprinting towards Berlin, Germany’s Tesla Gigafactory in protest of the facility expanding.

Tesla shut down the factory on Friday due to the anti-capitalist protests.

The globalists appear to have unleashed the useful idiots against Elon Musk after he started publicly exposing their agenda and brought a sliver of free speech back to the internet.

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This is why Infowars promotes always staying prepared!

The US Space Weather Prediction Center warned on Friday that a severe X class solar storm that took place over the weekend is set to hit Earth, potentially causing blackouts, and disrupting navigation systems and high-frequency radios around the world.

The Prediction Center issued a G4 geomagnetic storm watch – the scale only goes from G1 to G5.

The group stated, “Watches at this level are very rare.”

The X account SpaceWeatherNews posted a video breaking down the coronal mass ejections being launched to Earth:

In the video, the space weather forecaster suggested there’s a 10% chance the storm is “so strong it takes out everything electrical on Earth,” killing all the power grids and more.

Alex Jones posted about the solar storm on social media, telling followers, “4 giant X class solar flares are on their way to earth. The first arrives in hours.”

“Solar flares, just don’t only affect satellites. They also have a massive effect on weather by ionizing the atmosphere. So get ready for violent storms,” he added in another post.

Friday will be the first day materials will be hitting Earth, with more arriving through the weekend.

According to Bloomberg, “The storm’s true power will be known about 60 to 90 minutes before it hits Earth as satellites measure inbound bursts of energy. Large parts of Asia, Europe and North America may be able to see an aurora, often called the Northern Lights, overnight where skies are dark and clear enough, the UK Met Office said. It is likely the aurora will be visible across the entire UK.”

The outlet also said airline flights traveling between Europe, Asia and North America will probably be rerouted so passengers aren’t exposed to excess radiation.

People should receive at least an hour’s notice if a storm is going to drastically harm Earth’s grids as satellites monitor incoming energy bursts, warning scientists ahead of impact.

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Solar storm may have a wide range of effects on earth.

A severe geomagnetic storm is making its way toward earth, scheduled to impact Friday night and peak in intensity Saturday. The Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is reporting the potential for power grid failure.

While many of the alerts from NOAA center around radio, radar and GPS systems interference, a few of their alerts are much more severe in nature.

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/alerts-watches-and-warnings

A severe geomagnetic storm is the second highest intensity of storm, according to NOAA.

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/noaa-scales-explanation

Alex Jones retweeted a video describing the various effects solar flares have, including changes to regular earth weather.

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Alex Jones Exposes THE EMP DEATH OF HUMANITY

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Two incidents in as many days in Milan involving illegal migrants have shone a light on the migrant crime epidemic enveloping the city.

Migrant crime is out of control in Milan, a leading conservative MEP has claimed after an Italian policeman was stabbed by an illegal Moroccan migrant with multiple criminal convictions.

Two separate incidents involving migrants have made headlines in Italy’s financial capital this week, resulting in lawmakers speaking out about the epidemic facing the city.

On Wednesday, 35-year-old Italian police officer, Christian Di Martino, was stabbed at Milan’s Lambrate train station by a man who had been throwing stones at the trains and had assaulted a middle-aged female passenger.

As the officer confronted the man, now known to be a Moroccan national with previous convictions who had been living in Italy illegally, the policeman was stabbed multiple times in the back. He was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment and remains in “serious” condition.

The suspect was arrested and has been charged with attempted murder, Milanese police announced on Thursday.

In a separate incident, an Egyptian national, who had just been released from the police station after being interviewed on suspicion of robbery, began damaging property as he walked down the street, prompting officers to attempt to rearrest him.

The man resisted arrest and began hurling rocks at the officers, resulting in the use of a taser by officers to neutralize him. When this failed, an officer was forced to use his firearm, inflicting a non-life-threatening wound on the 36-year-old man.

Silvia Sardone, an Italian MEP and municipal councilor for Matteo Salvini’s Lega, expressed her solidarity with the police and praised the intervention of the officers to stop the man.

“Just this morning, at the same time that pro-illegal immigrant marches claim how immigration is a plus and that more immigrants are needed, (we have) the latest episode, which is almost a carbon copy of the one last night in Lambrate,” she said.

“The city is completely out of control due to non-EU crime,” she added.

Italian conservative leaders also spoke out about the stabbing of the police officer, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Lega leader Matteo Salvini.

“I am following with apprehension all developments regarding the attack that took place at Lambrate station in Milan, where a policeman was stabbed several times by a non-EU citizen who was throwing stones at trains and people. My deepest sympathy to the injured officer, his family, and colleagues of the State Police,” she wrote on X.

Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini confirmed the suspect had been a Moroccan national living in Italy without a visa.

“In Milan, an illegal Moroccan, with multiple criminal convictions, throws stones from above hitting a woman, then resists the taser and stabs a policeman,” he wrote. “My deepest sympathy to the deputy police inspector who is fighting for his life, to his family and colleagues.”

Salvini called for the immediate deportation of the suspect.

“A criminal who deserves to be sent back to his country as soon as possible,” he added.

The Italian press, quoting the investigators, explained that the man arrived in Milan in 2002 and had already been involved in various cases, including contempt of court and drug possession. A complaint was lodged against him as recently as May 5.

The incidents are all the more significant given that the current Italian government has made illegal immigration a key election issue in the run-up to next month’s European elections.

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BOOM! Covid Shot Causes Highest Kill Rate In History – Warns Top Doctor

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At least 34 babies were mistakenly given the RSV vaccine and one of those babies was hospitalized according to a study published today in Pediatrics. The researchers did not report on at least one infant death identified earlier this year by The Defender.

At least 34 babies were mistakenly given the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine and one of those babies was hospitalized according to a study published today in Pediatrics.

Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) analyzed data from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) for the RSV vaccines, which are not approved for children.

The researchers found 27 reports of the Pfizer RSV vaccine (Abrysvo) and seven reports of the GSK RSV vaccine (Arexvy) mistakenly administered to children under 2 between Aug. 21, 2023, and March 18, 2024.

“While rare, vaccine administration errors are known to occur and may increase after a new vaccine or product is introduced,” Dr. Pedro Moro, lead author of the study, told MedPage Today.

Both vaccines were first approved in May 2023 for people ages 60 and older. Pfizer’s Abrysvo was approved in August 2023 for pregnant mothers during part of their third trimester, targeting RSV prevention in babies.

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Thirty-one of the babies identified in the study who were mistakenly vaccinated were less than 8 months old. Seven reports described adverse health events including fevers, vomiting, coughing and injection site swelling.

One baby was hospitalized for cardiorespiratory arrest within 24 hours of receiving the GSK RSV vaccine. The baby had a history of congenital heart disease and was hospitalized at the time of the VAERS report.

VAERS also contains at least one report of a 27-day-old baby who died in the doctor’s office immediately after receiving Pfizer’s RSV vaccine, but that report was not included in the Pediatrics study.

The Defender, which reported on the death in March, worked with data analyst and VAERS expert Albert Benavides to identify several instances in the VAERS database of severe adverse events in newborns, in pregnant women and people in age groups for which the RSV vaccines were not approved.

Moro did not immediately respond to a question from The Defender about why the study did not mention this report.

The Pediatrics study authors identified the cases by searching VAERS for children younger than 2 who received an RSV vaccine and by doing a text search using keywords such as “infant,” “child,” “newborn,” and others, which they said was conducted consistent with CDC policy.

Benavides told The Defender identifying all of the cases associated with a given drug is challenging. For example, he said approximately 25% of VAERS entries have no age data, so one has to read the narrative summaries to find that information.

The VAERS database is a passive surveillance system where anyone — including doctors, other vaccine administrators and the public — can report adverse events. The public health agencies monitor the system to detect safety signals associated with vaccines. The signals are then subject to further investigation.

The Pediatrics researchers noted that the major limitation of their study is that VAERS has under- and over-reporting biases and inconsistency in the completeness of reports.

“Health care providers should not administer Pfizer or GSK RSV vaccines to infants and young children,” the study authors said in their discussion. They noted that administration errors are preventable with proper training.

Today’s report was published a few months after the CDC notified providers in January about 25 reports that Pfizer and GSK’s RSV vaccines had been mistakenly administered to infants and 128 reports that GSK’s vaccine — which is not approved for pregnant women — was mistakenly given to them.

Most VAERS reports analyzed did not explain the error. Two noted they were administered by a new staff member and one said it was given because nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody treatment for RSV approved for young children, was out of stock.“The Wuhan Cover-Up” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.ORDER NOW

Researcher who took $8 million from Pfizer tells MedPage ‘mistakes will happen’

Dr. Eric Simões told MedPage Today he was “not surprised” by the vaccine errors.

“Mistakes will happen, especially with COVID vaccines being given to [both] adults and children, with pneumococcal vaccines being first given to children and now to adults, etc.”

Simões minimized the seriousness of the events, telling MedPage he “did not personally know of any cases where the RSV vaccines had been administered to children” but that adult RSV vaccines should not be given to them.

MedPage, which listed Simões as a pediatric infectious diseases expert at Children’s Hospital Colorado in Aurora, did not mention that he was also a Pfizer investigator for the Phase 3 trial for the Abrysvo vaccine for pregnant women, which was the basis for its approval.

According to OpenPayments, Simões since 2016 has personally taken $9,936,869.95 in payment from the pharmaceutical industry for research and general compensation, which includes consulting and travel compensation.

That number includes nearly $8 million for research from Pfizer and nearly $60,000 for general compensation from GSK.

Recent history of RSV approvals

In May 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved GSK’s Arexvy and Pfizer’s Abrysvo to prevent RSV-associated lower respiratory tract disease in adults ages 60 and up.

Although Pfizer’s vaccine is bivalent and GSK’s RSVPreF3-Mat is monovalent, “the vaccines are otherwise similar,” according to an editorial by Dr. Sonja A. Rasmussen and Denise J. Jamieson, published in theNew England Journal of Medicine.

GSK halted its trials of Arexvy for pregnant women after identifying an increased risk of preterm birth among vaccinated mothers.

Pfizer — the team Simões was on — also found an elevated number of preterm births in trial participants in the vaccine group, but said the number wasn’t statistically significant.

Ethicists writing in The BMJ said that the mothers in the Pfizer trial should have been informed of the GSK signal. Instead, the information was not made public until much later.

In September 2023, the FDA approved Pfizer’s Abrysvo vaccine for pregnant mothers during weeks 32-26 of pregnancy to protect infants against RSV, through age 6 months.RFK Jr. and Brian Hooker’s New Book: “Vax-Unvax”ORDER NOW

The agency approved the vaccine despite concerns raised by members of the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee about the premature births identified during Pfizer’s clinical trials.

Last month a new preprint study — the first post-authorization study of Pfizer’s Abrysvo in pregnant women — also showed a statistically significant safety signal for preterm birth associated with the drug.

Pfizer is also seeking to expand the approval for Abrysvo for all adults ages 18 and up, the company announced last month.

Pfizer also reported it has begun a trial evaluating the drug in children ages 2-18 at high risk for RSV disease. But the drug hasn’t been tested in children under 2.

For babies, the CDC recommends a monoclonal antibody — nirsevimab (Beyfortus) — produced byAstraZeneca and Sanofi. The CDC also recommends Beyfortus for children ages 8-19 months who are at increased risk of severe RSV.

The CDC recommended the drug for children by unanimous vote in August 2023, even though 12 infants died during the clinical trials. The FDA reported that the deaths were “unrelated” to the drug.

Nirsevimab is also approved in Canada, Europe and the U.K.

French researchers also identified possible safety signals in babies coinciding with the rollout of Beyfortus, The Defender reported. The researchers discovered a significant increase in newborn deaths in France coinciding with the rollout of Beyfortus.

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BOOM! Covid Shot Causes Highest Kill Rate In History – Warns Top Doctor

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