Latest WEF Panel Continues to Advance Insect Protein, Not Owning Things, and Financializing Nature

Here are summaries of the top parapolitical stories from yesterday , September 20, 2023:

+ Digital ID for products, investing in insect protein & natural capital can help ‘close the SDG gap’: WEF panel

Implementing digital IDs for products, investing in alternative proteins like insects, and pricing natural capital are some of the avenues explored in the World Economic Forum (WEF) panel for advancing the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The circular economy concept was discussed, where consumers purchase services while providers maintain ownership. This model incentivizes ongoing product maintenance, durability, upgrade, and treatment at end-of-use. The WEF panel also emphasized investing in technologies and companies promoting "nature-based solutions", like insect proteins, to help achieve the SDGs. The notion of placing financial value on natural resources was raised since the urgency to modernize and sustain the value chain demands innovative financing methods.

+ Study: With each Covid vaccination, healthcare workers get sicker – applying for progressively more leave and taking more analgesic medication after each dose

A study conducted with 1704 German healthcare workers revealed that COVID-19 vaccinations resulted in a significant number of sick days. Post-vaccination time-off increased with each subsequent dose, indicating that booster shots may cause higher temporary work absences. 52% of participants taking the AstraZeneca vaccine landed on sick leave compared to 46% of recipients of the Moderna booster dose. While the study focused on short-term symptoms, results signify an indisputable impact on healthcare staff availability, suggesting that vaccine-related staffing considerations are crucial within public health strategies in the ongoing pandemic.

+ Multiple Remote Viewers Warn of World Changing Event at Year’s End

The Future Forecasting Group, a team mastering in the US Department of Defense-coined term "Remote Viewing," has harnessed psychic awareness to predict incident outcomes. Employing a double-blind protocol, the team successfully foresaw events such as the Panama Canal incident and destruction of Ukraine's Kakhovka Dam. Moreover, using an arbitrary designated number, they tapped into visions of an impending financial crisis intertwined with catastrophic events. The Predictive Linguistics program and they both suggest human decisions behind these incidents. Consequently, they argue that scrutiny on governing powers could potentially prevent the predicted events from taking place.

+ Multiple September 11th Anniversary Events Bring 9/11 Truth Back to the Big Apple

The 9/11 Truth Movement is working tirelessly to shed light on the inconsistencies and hidden truths surrounding the 9/11 attacks. From a 10-city RV speaking tour to an inspiring forum by Richard Gage and Mick Harrison, they have engaged the public and challenged narratives set by dominant power structures. The all-important efforts of the movement include exposing foreknowledge of events, abuses of science, media censorship, and the implementation of draconian policies. Their work, aimed at spreading awareness and bolstering change, relies heavily on public support and contributions.

+ Big Brother: Your WiFi Can Now Be Used To “See” Throughout Your Home

WiFi, the ubiquitous accessory of modern lifestyles, could inadvertently become an intrusive surveillance tool, given recent technological developments. Researchers have developed methods to use WiFi signals for imaging akin to echolocation, capable of tracing shapes of objects, ultimately creating a 3-D avatar of objects in a home environment. Despite initial military origin, this application has now pivoted towards larger public use with potential commercial exploitation. While protective measures exist, they aren't fully effective with IoT devices. In the wrong hands, this technology risks our perceived domestic privacy, potentially enabling real-time monitoring of personal routines. While some segments might accept this indiscreet method of surveillance, the legislation hasn't caught up with the potential misuse of this technology.

+ Russell Brand is not the main target, but a mere proxy for the censors' global assault on free speech

As allegations against Russell Brand circulate, the real concern isn't his guilt, but rather the broader assault on free speech. Brand isn't just a political commentator in the firing line; he's a proxy for the broader campaign working to censor and control internet speech. Using Brand, forces are holding up the torch of suppression and dampening free expression online. Amidst this, the British establishment and corporate media are trying to silence Brand and other such platforms like Rumble, aiming to extend their reach of censorship by disguising it as ensuring "online safety". In reality, they're attacking those who dare challenge political power structures.

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