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  • [2021 REPOST] "There's no variant. Not novel. No pandemic." Dr. David Martin with Reiner Fuellmich

    Dr David Martin: “There’s No Variant, Not Novel, No Pandemic”

    Published on July 12, 2021
    https://principia-scientific.com/dr-david-martin-theres-no-variant-not-novel-no-pandemic/

    This virus⁣ is not novel. There was no pandemic. There are no variants of the virus. This was all merely a campaign of coercion and terror to address a stated objective. Dr David Martin speaks to Dr Reiner Fuellmich.

    Who can tell us what the Vaxxed can do about this synthetic recombinant chimera protein? “There was no novel Coronavirus. Check of gene sequence vs all patent records showed not novel since 1999! There are 120 patented pieces of evidence showing total fallacy of claim ‘novel’!

    A manufactured illusion. Dr David Martin with Reiner Fuellmich 9/7/21

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  • Enrichment of bears and wolves enclosure goes wrong in Dutch zoo

    Footage of the incident [beware: can be experienced as shocking]

    On 30 October 2018 bears attacked one of the wolves with whom they share their enclosure at Dierenrijk in the Netherlands. The two species suppose to enrich each other's lives by interacting, but this was a level of interacting too much! It is not clear why the bears suddenly attacked the wolf. According to Dierenrijk officials the wolf accidentally got in the water while rough-housing with its mates, when the wolf got out of the water it was violently attacked by the bears - until death followed.

    Could this have happened in the wild I wondered? When animals are kept in relatively small confined areas - which most enclosures of zoological facilities are, and the bear-wolf exhibit at Dierenrijk is no exception - the frequency of the encounters between the species is much higher than in the wild. Moreover, in the wild there's more space to get out of each other's way - a wolf would never let itself be cornered by bears. So, is it the limited size of the exhibit and the aggravated annoyance already caused, with the wet wolf climbing out of the water being the last straw?

    “This is very sad. We see this as an incident, because the bears and the wolves have been living together in harmony for a long time,“ said a zoo's spokesman when commenting on the devastating incident. Bear and wolf experts refer to the incident as an unfortunate and extraordinary event which is not caused by keeping the species together. In many zoos worldwide bears and wolves are successfully kept together to provide them with a challenge, enriching their environment. It is important, though, that the enclosure is large and other distractions/enrichment is provided as well.

    (Source: Eindhoven News, 30.10.2018; Dierenrijk facebook page; Omroep Brabant, 30.10.2018 and 31.10.2018)

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  • Elusive bay cat caught on camera in Borneo

    In 2013 the world's least known cat was caught on camera in a previously unsurveyed rainforest by scientists from the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and Imperial College London. Until then, the bay cat (Pardofelis badia) had been recorded on camera traps just a handful of times in its Borneo forest home and was only photographed in the wild for the first time in 2003. But more images of this animal have been captured than ever before, in a heavily commercially logged area of forest where they were not expected to thrive, though the 2013 study showed solid evidence that they did.

    This is only one of four forest areas in all of Borneo - the third largest island in the world - which has so far been reported to have not only the bay cat, but four other cat species as well, the Sunda clouded leopard (Neofelis diardi), leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis), flat-headed cat (Prionailurus planiceps) and marbled cat (Pardofelis marmorata).

    Camera traps have transformed how information is collected for many species of mammals and birds, including some of the most charismatic species in existence, like tigers. Many of these species are exceedingly good at spotting, and avoiding, conservationists who spend time in the field seeking them. Camera traps, on the other hand, sit silently in the forest often working for months on end come rain or shine.

    Almost nothing is known about the habits of the mysterious bay cat, apart from the fact that they are, as a predator, an important component of the forest ecosystem, and that they are thought to be at risk of extinction due to widespread loss of its habitat on Borneo.

    It was with surprise that so many bay cats were spotted by camera trap at these sites in Borneo where natural forests have been so heavily logged for the timber trade. Conservationists used to assume that very few wild animals can live in logged forest, but we now know this land can be home for many endangered species.

    (Source: ZSL and Imperial College London press release, 05.11.2013)

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  • 49 - "#pipesmoking My Way To #peace "

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  • 48 - "I'll be #home Soon"

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