In the toughest and most gut-wrenching strike from the international community against mean ol’ Putin, organizers of the International European Tree Contest have banned Russia from participating in their Tree of the Year contest.
 
Take that, Vlad!
 
To add on to this joke of an attempt at literally useless virtue signaling, the event officials awarded the “prestigious” award to Poland, because Poland is helping Ukrainians flee their country.
 
Furthermore, they released a statement saying: “This move is not directed against ordinary Russian women and men. We appreciate all active citizens of the Russian Federation who strive for a free civil society and the protection of nature. However, we cannot stand idly by and watch the unprecedented aggression of the Russian leadership against a neighboring country. The exclusion of Russia from the competition is a step that must be understood in the context of international efforts to isolate Russia in order to stop the war.”
 
Boy, do I have a lot to say about this hilarious cancelation.
 
First, note that they mentioned women ahead of men towards the beginning. It’s not at all surprising that an environmentalist, Leftist wacko organization that literally just awards countries with “Tree of the Year” (in all likelihood as a front for some money laundering or other bribery actions, kind of like how Ukraine is known for laundering money and being massive Clinton, Biden and other Democrat donors) would be so “woke” as to say “women and men” when “men and women” is the far more common phrase.
 
Second, I find it hilarious that they call whatever they don’t like “unprecedented.” Just what’s unprecedented about one country invading another? Russia invaded Georgia and Armenia, and took Crimea in 2014, albeit without having to fight.
 
Before that, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Croatia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Albania, Romania, Iran, Finland, the Baltic states, Ukraine (1919), the Ottoman Empire, Galicia, Germany, etc. in reverse order. And that’s JUST in the case of Russia. Of course, many other countries have conducted invasions. In the 2000s alone, the U.S. invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, Ethiopia invaded Somalia, Comoros invaded Anjouan, Kenya invaded Somalia, Turkey invaded Syria; Senegal, Nigeria and Ghana invaded Gambia and the UAE invaded Yemen.
 
After World War II, China invaded Tibet (twice), France invaded Vietnam, Pakistan invaded India; Egypt, Jordan, Iraq and Syria invaded Israel, North Korea invaded South Korea, North Vietnam invaded South Vietnam, Iraq invaded Iran, Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands, Iran invaded Iraq, etc.
 
Before then, over literal millennia, countries have invaded other countries and particularly neighboring ones. Countries invading other countries is the most precedented thing in world history.
 
Lastly, I find it the most hilarious that they actually take themselves so seriously as to believe this is an effort to isolate Russia from the international community and would do even the most miniscule of things to stop war in Ukraine.
 
Either they could take lessons in humility from Narcissus or they are massive morons.
 
Do you really think Putin received news of this and thought “Man, this is getting out of hand. We’ve now been cancelled by hippy tree people from competing to see who has the prettiest tree! Clearly, this is a sign that what I’m doing is not very well received by people I already didn’t like nor respect. I shall put an end to this now, before we miss out on the ‘World’s Fanciest Hat’ award”?
 
What, exactly, would something like this practically achieve? Nothing, of course, but it’s not meant to achieve anything practical. Like I said, this is just useless virtue signaling to express support for the “current thing” the Left supports: Ukraine.
 
Granted, the Left only supports Ukraine because it’s a cash cow for them and they may or may not have very incriminating evidence of crimes against humanity in some of the biolabs in that country, but they’re still generally pushing for Russia to not be inside Ukraine anyway.
 
And the only reason people like the organizers of the “world’s prettiest tree” event do this isn’t to actually show support for a country under siege. They don’t care one wit about the plight of the Ukrainian people. They only do this to show support for their Leftist buddies to keep events like these going. If they didn’t do something this worthless and idiotic, they themselves would be on the other end of the ban hammer. They themselves would be the ones being canceled.
 
So, they do stupid crap like this to “stop the war” as if anyone would believe this does anything to achieve that.
 
With the way things are going, the next major war America and the West participate in will be a massive defeat (particularly since the American military will now be accepting those who weigh the same as a Bradley into their ranks) and very deservedly so.
 
I’d feel no sadness over the loss of a West which long abandoned God and worships the self, kills babies in cold blood and parades around the sexually abominable, and sends out ridiculous and useless virtue signals in fake shows of “support” that amount to literally nothing, all for the sake of a paycheck.
 
What a worthless culture this one is.
 
Psalm 37:27-29
“Turn away from evil and do good; so shall you dwell forever. For the Lord loves justice; he will not forsake his saints. They are preserved forever, but the children of the wicked shall be cut off. The righteous shall inherit the land and dwell upon it forever.”

On April 12, 1961, the Soviet Union made history by sending the first man into space, a cosmonaut named Yuri Gagarin. For a long time after that, particularly after the space race ended, the Left made the joke that the Soviets won the space race but the U.S. “moved the goal-posts” by claiming reaching the moon was the true end-goal of the space race. Well, now, it seems cancel culture might ironically and inadvertently make the U.S. the retroactive winners of the space race.
 
You see, a U.S. space industry conference, The Space Foundation, renamed a fundraising party from “Yuri’s Night” to “A Celebration of Space: Discover What’s Next,” citing recent events as the reasoning for it.
 
Essentially, these people are trying to cancel Yuri Gagarin for no other reason than that he was Russian as a sort of political statement against the actions of the Russian government.
 
Obviously, for anyone with a positive IQ, this is utterly ridiculous and achieves nothing but the very erasure of history that (ironically, in this case) the Soviet Union and the CCP were/are known for. So it’s no surprise to see Russian Cosmonaut Andrey Borisenko taking issue with this, warning that “A fight with history has started.”
 
Arguably, this fight started long ago, and this is merely another battle in that overall fight, but there is no doubt that he is generally right. This is definitely a fight with history for no other reason apart from worthless virtue-signaling.
 
Borisenko went on to explain, “Yuri Gagarin is not only our history, [he] is global history. They are trying to erase world history from the memory of everyone on Earth.” He added, “Such actions are indefensible… I suspect that in other events that will be held in the near future, related to the coverage of space exploration, space flights, the mention of our country will also be erased.”
 
His suspicions are not unfounded, given cancel culture’s track history and the Left’s clear stance in opposition to Russia, which has only served as a scapegoat for them over the last couple of decades, and in particular in the last few years (Russian collusion hoax, anyone?).
 
If other space conferences were to cancel Gagarin, again, they would ironically make the U.S. the retroactive winners of the space race, since they’d be completely erasing the history of our then-enemies in said race.
 
And I doubt it would simply end with Gagarin, just as Borisenko suspects.
 
This whole shebang is just another in a series of moronic moves by the Left with relation to Russia and Ukraine. For example, the fake news media made the false suggestion that Russia cosmonauts boarded the ISS “wearing Ukraine’s colors” of yellow and blue. The BBC, Bloomberg, The Times, and NPR all made the suggestion that these Russians were “taking a stand against Putin and his war”.
 
As with all other things, this was b.s. from the fake news media, as mission commander Oleg Artemyev explained that the suits had been made six months prior to the mission (so LONG before this invasion), and noted that “Color is just color… It has nothing to do with Ukraine.”
 
Furthermore, to outright push back against the narrative the fake news media was trying to present with this (the narrative being that Putin and his actions are extremely unpopular even amongst Russians), Artemyev went on to say: “In these days, even though we are in space, we are together with our president and people!”
 
Such sentiment was seemingly shared by many Russians, who attended a huge Trump-like rally last Friday to express their support both for their president and country altogether (though the fake news media tries to claim this was a Soviet-style rally where people were forced to attend and cheer, once again signaling their utter hypocrisy, as well as just spewing opinions without facts as they could not verify if that was the case).
 
In any case, I find it rather amusing, if still annoying, that cancel culture would target the first man in space just because of his nationality, thereby erasing his and his country’s history and making the U.S., the country they generally hate the most, the de facto winners of the space race retroactively.
 
Hopefully, this will be undone some time soon, cancel culture be put to bed, and globalism utterly defeated and destroyed.
 
Ecclesiastes 3:17
“I said in my heart, God will judge the righteous and the wicked, for there is a time for every matter and for every work.”

The Chinese coronavirus pandemic is pretty much over, but since the communists don’t want to face the consequences of their actions, they are trying to distract the world they decimated with the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Evidence of that is the fact that Pfizer, despite being persistent on sealing away the data they got on their toxic vaccines for 75 whole years, were forced to release their data now, practically in the shadows, as everyone else will be far more focused on Ukraine-Russia and the possibility for a larger conflict.
 
But I don’t intend to let these bastards get away with it, and neither should you. So, I will dedicate the rest of this article strictly to focusing on the adverse effects of the vaccine that they released in their data. Brace yourself, this might be a long one.
 
The PDF they released basically begins with explaining the timeline of them shipping their vaccines, which is from December 1st of 2020 to February 28th 2021. 
 
In roughly those first 3 months of shipping their vaccines worldwide, there was a total of 42,086 case reports which contained 158,893 adverse events. Searching for times when the FDA recalled something medical, I found that in September of 2018, all ReGen Series products had to be recalled, “due to reported adverse reactions,” read the FDA’s website. It’s not specified what adverse reactions there were or their severity, but if ReGen products (not necessarily a vaccine, but still within the realm of medicine, so it’s applicable) had to be recalled due to reported adverse effects, why wouldn’t the Pfizer (and presumably the other vaccines also have similar issues) shot also be recalled?
 
Well, we all know why.
 
In any case, let’s get to the actual effects.
 
According to Pfizer’s data, in events reported in 2% or more cases, they found the following adverse effects:
 

• Lymphadenopathy, an inflammatory disease of our lymph nodes (which is part of our immune system).
• Tachycardia, a type of arrythmia which causes the heart to beat more than 100 times a minute (normal heart rate is somewhere between 60 and 100).
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Pyrexia, which is the medical term for a fever
• Fatigue
• Chills
• Pain in the vaccination site
• Pain in general
• Malaise, the medical term for general discomfort and uneasiness
• Asthenia, which means weakness or lack of energy
• Erythema, or redness of the skin, in the vaccination site
• Swelling in the vaccination site
• Influenza like illness
• COVID-19, which is the most ironic part of this whole thing. You risk getting all this other crap AND getting the virus itself, not that this is anything new
• Myalgia, the medical term for muscle pain
• Pain in the extremities
• Arthralgia, which is joint pain
• Headache
• Dizziness
• Paraesthesia, an abnormal sensation of the skin
• Hypoaesthesia, which is numbness
• Dyspnoea, which is shortness of breath
• Cough
• Oropharyngeal pain, meaning pain in the throat
• Pruritus, or itchiness of the skin
• Rash
• Erythema
• Hyperhidrosis, meaning excess sweating
• And Urticaria, which is hives or a red, itchiness of the skin

 
And for those who might accuse me of trying to scare people with medical terms for relatively mild things, these are the terms that Pfizer used in their data. I literally had to look up these terms to define them.
 
Now, one might look at this list and say that it doesn’t look so bad. Sure, you don’t want any of these things to happen, but they are not exactly life-altering or life-ending things, by-and-large.
 
And that may, indeed, be the case. But we’re, unfortunately, just getting started. Those were the adverse effects listed by Pfizer. Now, here are the Adverse Effects of Special Interest (AESIs) listed by Pfizer:
 

• Anaphylaxis, which is a serious allergic reaction which is “rapid in onset and may cause death”, according to Wikipedia.
• Arrhythmia
• Myocardial infarction, aka a heart attack
• Cardiac failure, meaning the heart isn’t pumping blood properly
• Acute myocardial infarction, basically a heart attack but worse
• Acute cardiac failure
• Cardiogenic shock, which occurs when the heart can’t pump enough blood and oxygen to your brain, kidneys, and other vital organs
• Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, a disorder where going from lying down to standing up increases your heart rate.
• Coronary artery disease, aka heart disease
• Erythema multiforme, redness of the skin which evolves into “target lesions.” If you know what Chicken Pox looks like, basically that.
• Chillblains, a medical condition which damages the capillary beds of the skin, usually in the hands or feet. For a better idea of what it looks like, you might want to look it up, though it’s not pretty.
• Epistaxis, or nosebleeds
• Contusion
• Bruising in the vaccination site
• Hemorrhage on the vaccination site
• Petechiae, red or purple spots on the skin caused by minor bleeding from broken capillary blood vessels
• Hemorrhage
• Haematochezia, which is bleeding through the anus
• Thrombocytopenia, low levels of platelets in the blood, or a general coagulation disorder commonly found in ICU patients
• Haematoma, or localized bleeding outside of blood vessels, in the vaccination site (looks like a yellow patch on the skin)
• Conjunctival hemorrhage, or broken blood vessels in the eyes
• Vaginal hemorrhage, broken blood vessels in the vagina (obviously, only women get this)
• Haematoma
• Haemoptysis, which is coughing up blood
• Menorrhagia, excessive menstrual bleeding (again, only women)
• Haematemesis, or vomiting blood
• Eye hemorraghe
• Rectal hemorraghe
• Immune Thrombocytopenia, a different type of low platelet disease (can’t explain it much better not being a doctor)
• Urinal hemorrhage
• Haematuria, appearance of blood in urine (don’t really know how this is different to the last item)
• Neutropenia, abnormally low count of white blood cells
• Purpura, red or purple discoloring of the skin
• Hemorrhagic diarrhea
• Liver-related injuries/diseases (this is getting quite long, so I’ll try to cut things down a bit)
• Facial paralysis, like what Newsome had a month or so ago
• Facial paresis, a different type of paralysis
• Hypersensitivity
• Pericarditis (I suspect we’ve been talking about these kinds long enough that you’ve already looked up what these are)
• Myocarditis
• Dermatitis
• Diabetes
• Encephalitis, or inflammation of the brain (probably one of the last things you’d want inflamed)
• Psoriasis, an autoimmune disease which shows red or purple patches on the skin
• Dermatitis
• Autoimmune disorder
• Raynaud’s Phenomenon, or reduced blood flow to some fingers
• Arthralgia
• Arthritis
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Polyarthritis
• Poluneuropathy
• Post viral fatigue syndrome
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Arthritis bacterial
• Seizures
• Epilepsy
• Generalized tonic-clonic seizure
• Guillain-Barre syndrome, a type of muscle weakness caused by the immune system
• Fibromyalgia
• Trigeminal neuralgia
• Febrile convulsion
• Status epilepticus
• Aura and Myelitis transverse
• Multiple sclerosis relapse
• Optic neuritis
• Petit mal epilepsy
• Tonic convulsion
• Ataxia
• Encephalopathy
• Tonic clonic movements
• Foaming at the mouth
• Multiple sclerosis
• Narcolepsy
• Partial seizures
• Bad sensation
• Demyelination
• Meningitis
• Postictal state
• Seizure like phenomena
• Tongue biting
• Herpes zoster, or Shingles
• Inflammation
• Oral herpes
• Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome
• Herpes virus infection
• Herpes simplex
• Ophthalmic herpes zoster
• Herpes ophthalmic
• Herpes zoster reactivation
• Acute kidney injury
• Renal failure
• Respiratory failure
• Hypoxia
• Respiratory disorder
• Acute respiratory distress syndrome
• Chronic respiratory syndrome
• Severe acute respiratory syndrome
• Pulmonary embolism
• Thrombosis
• Deep vein thrombosis
• Thrombophlebitis superficial
• Venous thrombosis limb
• Embolism
• Microembolism
• Thrombophlebitis
• Venous thrombosis
• Blue toe syndrome
• Cerebrovascular accident
• Ischaemic stroke
• Cerebral infarction
• Cerebral ischaemia
• Cerebral thrombosis
• Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis
• Ischaemic cerebral infarction
• Lacunal infarction
• Basal ganglia stroke
• Cerebellar infarction
• Thrombotic stroke
• Cerebral hemorrhage
• Hemorrhagic stroke
• Hemorrhage intracranical
• Subarachnoid hemorrhage
• Cerebral hematoma
• Basal ganglia hemorrhage
• Cerebellar hemorrhage
• Vasculitis
• Cutaneous vasculitis
• Vasculitic rash
• Giant cell arthritis
• Peripheral ischaemia
• Behcet’s syndrome, an inflammatory disorder which affects multiple parts of the body
• Hypersensitivity vasculitis
• Palpable purpura
• And Takayasu’s arteritis

 
Obviously, not all of these have the same chance of occurring within a vaccine-taker, but this is an extremely long list of adverse effects. For crying out loud, Pfizer even had to specify AEs of special interest, there were so many. And the bastards knew of this, likely for a very long time, and not only continued to ship these products, but still do so now.
 
More than 40,000 cases with nearly 160,000 adverse effects, many of which can either utterly change someone’s entire life, or END their entire life.
 
And this is JUST from Pfizer AND just from the first three months of data-gathering. What’s Moderna’s data looking like? Or Johnson & Johnson’s? Or any other vaccine manufacturer’s?
 
Pfizer alone recorded over 40,000 cases and nearly 160,000 adverse effects, and it’s generally considered (by pro-vaccine morons, at least) to be the most “effective” vaccine, and thus, is perhaps the most popular one. Are Moderna’s numbers fairly similar? Are, in actuality, over 100,000 cases and roughly 400,000 adverse effects across all the vaccines? What do the numbers look like today?
 
What’s the death toll of these butchers? How many lives have they ruined or ended as a result of their evil?
 
And for those who might try to argue that this is “just” from 2% or more of the reported cases, keep in mind that the world completely shut down and DEMANDED that it adhere to tyrannical dictatorships out of fear of a virus with a 0.007% mortality rate. Hell, even the originally thought 3.4% is around the percentage of events from the reported cases in Pfizer’s data.
 
The figures for the virus’s mortality rate are important and noteworthy to the point of subjugating entire countries, but the figures for the vaccine’s adverse effects (which are bigger than the virus’s mortality rate) are unimportant and should be ignored?
 
At the very least, by-and-large, you can recover from the virus far better than you could from what the vaccine will give you. Soccer players have either been forced into retirement or outright collapsed and died on the soccer field as a result of the vaccine. Athletes whom you’d think would have a better chance of fighting against the effects of the vaccine.
 
Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, everyone who was/is involved in the destruction of people should and will face the consequences of their actions.
 
Proverbs 28:5
“Evil men do not understand justice, but those who seek the Lord understand it completely.”

I am NOT making this up. In the event that nuclear catastrophe occurs, billions die and the world is actually destroyed by the hands of man, those who are lucky enough to find themselves inside nuclear shelters must remember to wear a mask and social distance if sharing such shelter with non-family members.
 
This is the unsurprising-for-this-regime’s priority in the case that Brandon screws up so badly that world leaders arbitrarily decide to call it a day for the human race. COVID is always the priority.
 
Now, to be fair, this isn’t utterly new advice. This has actually been on the website Ready.gov since November 11th, 2020, three days after our election began to be openly stolen.
 
For context, the website has advice on getting inside shelters and staying inside of them:
 
“Get inside the nearest building to avoid radiation. Brick or concrete are best.”
 
This is, of course, assuming you’ve survived the initial detonation to begin with.
 
“Remove contaminated clothing and wipe off or wash unprotected skin if you were outside after the fallout arrived. Hand sanitizer does not protect against fall out. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth, if possible. Do not use disinfectant wipes on your skin.”
 
“Go to the basement or middle of the building. Stay away from the outer walls and roof.”
 
So far, relatively sound advice, I’d presume. Don’t know how applicable this would be to most people, and I don’t doubt that radiation could eventually make its way to people even inside brick or concrete buildings, but in such a devastating event, there is little that really matters anymore. Either you’re dead or you’re screwed in a post-apocalyptic wasteland with irradiated water, crops, and animals, as it applies. But as sound as advice that may be, here comes the sadly embarrassing part: “Try to maintain a distance of at least six feet between yourself and people who are not part of your household. If possible, wear a mask if you’re sheltering with people who are not a part of your household.”
 
Now, I don’t know for sure, and searching “can viruses survive nuclear fallout” didn’t yield me any results, but I’m not so sure that the Chinese coronavirus would be able to survive nuclear war any more than humanity would.
 
Even if it does, it’s far from a priority in such an event, for crying out loud. Aside from the already well-known facts of its non-lethality and the uselessness of masks, whoever manages to survive a nuclear explosion isn’t going to be worried about catching this or any virus.
 
Well, maybe idiots in the Left coast would, but not anyone remotely sane. The virus isn’t an end-of-the-world event, nuclear war is. There are about a million other things you’d have to worry about before the darned Chinese coronavirus.
 
Things pertaining to survival such as finding and staying inside a bomb shelter that could actually withstand modern nuclear arsenal and fallout. Things like having a large enough food supply and stable water supply that is separate from other water which could become contaminated. Things like having weaponry and ammo to protect yourself against those who will inevitably revert to raiding. Things like being able to adapt to the new state of the planet and trying to rebuild humanity.
 
Only a stable society has the luxury to worry about pandemics.
 
This advice, of course, was picked apart and mocked online for its sheer stupidity. One political commentator wrote: “’Wear a mask in the event of a nuclear fallout’… from the same government who told kids to hide under a desk in case of a nuclear bomb.”
 
Which does bring up something interesting. Even back in the day, when we thought America was America, the U.S. government was pushing bullcrap on people. Everyone and their grandmother likely knew that a wooden desk in a school classroom would do absolutely nothing to protect the students in case of a nuclear detonation.
 
“Oh, but it was probably done to keep the kids calm and not worry”. First, it was called the “Red Scare” for a reason; it was scary. Kids were undoubtedly scared either way. Second, do you know how you can achieve that without lying to kids and looking like utter morons? Telling the kids to pray.
 
Supposedly, this was a more Christian country back in the day, so why not make that the number one advice for children?
 
Why not be upfront with them and say that if there is a nuclear explosion outside of our school, the desks won’t do anything to protect you, but God certainly will. Not necessarily on Earth, but most definitely in Heaven.
 
What/who would you rather trust? A shoddy wooden desk that has “Billy rulez and Stevie droolz” written on it with a pencil, or the Almighty God, Master of the Universe, Creator of Heaven and Earth?
 
If kids see a nuclear explosion outside their schools, they’re going to be deathly afraid anyway, so that advice is less than worthless. At that point, they might as well trust in the safety and warmth of God than in the insecure confines of their cold desks.
 
God should have always been the number one priority for this country, and the state it finds itself in is the result of failure to do so. Now, we have morons in elected and unelected offices who dictate that people should wear masks and MAINTAIN SIX FEET APART INSIDE NUCLEAR SHELTERS in the event of nuclear war.
 
Let us turn to Him once again that we may undo the societal damage that has been created by the unbelievers.
 
Psalm 91:1-2
“He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the Lord, ‘My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’”