The provided source, "Reevaluating Viral Transmission: A Critical Examination of Virological Methods and Assumptions," critically examines the foundational principles of virology, particularly the concept of viral transmission. It argues that there are significant empirical gaps and methodological limitations in how viral transmission is studied and proven. The paper highlights that both historical and contemporary studies often fail to demonstrate person-to-person viral transmission under natural conditions, frequently relying instead on artificial inoculation methods and indirect detection proxies. This, in turn, questions the validity of current public health strategies based on these assumptions.

This extensive document compiles Barbara Balanzoni's passionate and critical exposé of Italy's COVID-19 pandemic management, asserting systemic deception and criminal misconduct by government and scientific bodies like the CTS (Technical Scientific Committee) and AIFA (Italian Medicines Agency). As a medical professional and jurist, Balanzoni vehemently disputes the official narrative, alleging that these entities knowingly concealed scientific evidence, suppressed dissenting opinions, and promoted dangerous, ineffective vaccines for political rather than public health reasons. Central to her claims is alleged political pressure on scientific decisions, a stark discrepancy between officials' public statements and private admissions of vaccine risks, and a deliberate cover-up (insabbiamento) of adverse effects and deaths. The source highlights specific instances, such as a recorded CTS meeting where members discussed Astrazeneca's serious risks and efforts to omit this from official minutes, and Balanzoni's ongoing legal reports to the NAS (Anti-Adulteration and Health Units), which she believes have been deliberately ignored by the judiciary, leading to her call for judicial accountability and no leniency for those involved.

https://referendumlorenzin.blogspot.com/2025/08/criminal-deceptions-italys-covid.html

The text concerns a major Italian judicial proceeding concerning the crime of negligent epidemic, focusing on the possibility of establishing it through omission. The Supreme Court of Cassation examined the case of Domenico Agostino Leopoldo Valca, initially acquitted for the alleged spread of SARS-CoV-2 in Alghero Hospital due to negligence. The key decision of the Joint Criminal Sections was to overturn the acquittal, establishing that the spread of pathogenic germs can result not only from direct action, but also from the failure to prevent an event that one had a legal obligation to prevent, as provided for by Article 40, paragraph 2, of the Criminal Code. This approach represents a significant shift in jurisprudence that redefines responsibilities in matters of public health.

Court:

https://www.giurisprudenzapenale.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/27515_07_2025_pen_noindex.pdf

The provided text from the Brownstone Institute, authored by Clayton J. Baker, MD, critiques the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), asserting that the organization betrayed its core mission during the Covid-19 pandemic. The author argues that the AAP, despite initially advocating for in-person schooling, reversed its stance under pressure, leading to prolonged school closures that harmed children. Furthermore, the article claims the AAP became a mouthpiece for government and pharmaceutical interests, receiving substantial funding to promote Covid-19 vaccinations for children and suppress dissenting viewpoints, even releasing its own vaccine schedule that diverged from CDC recommendations. The piece concludes by calling for reforms within medical professional organizations to prevent such alleged corruption and conflicts of interest.

Monetary Sovereignty: Conflict Between State and Citizens

The excerpts examine the tension between individual and state sovereignty in Italy, focusing on the creation of scriptural money by unauthorized private banks. The question is raised as to whether the state, by delegating the power to create money to banks without clear countermeasures, is failing in its duty to protect the public interest. The legal, economic, and political analysis reveals a double standard: authorized banks can create money and profit from it (seigniorage), while citizens who attempt the same are prosecuted. The paper argues for reforms for a more equitable and democratic monetary system, proposing solutions such as converting bank seigniorage into a tax or adopting a quantitative balancing system for transparent bank accounting.

Questo saggio esplora il passaggio sistematico da sistemi autentici a sistemi artificiali, progettati per l'estrazione in vari aspetti della vita, dall'economia all'istruzione. Sottolinea come questa "fiatificazione" della realtà sia un'operazione coordinata che non si limita al saccheggio finanziario, ma riprogramma anche la nostra psicologia per rendere la resistenza difficile. L'autore introduce il concetto del "panopticon" come meccanismo di condizionamento che riduce la coscienziosità e promuove comportamenti dipendenti. Il testo suggerisce che le soluzioni si trovano in principi atemporali come la preferenza per il lungo termine, l'artigianato, la conoscenza generazionale e la saggezza innata, che possono aiutare gli individui a resistere a questi sistemi e a ricostruire la propria sovranità. Propone un ritorno a valori umani fondamentali per contrastare la dipendenza e l'estrazione psicologica e finanziaria.

https://centralerischibanche.blogspot.com/2025/08/da-tutto-fiat-tutto-rreaje.html

Sicilian Autonomy: Fiscal and Monetary Strategies

The paper examines strategies for maximizing Sicily's special autonomy, focusing specifically on fiscal and monetary autonomy following the approval of a new legislative decree in 2025. Two main avenues are proposed: fully implementing fiscal autonomy through targeted incentives and the creation of a competitive environment, and exploring alternative financial instruments given the impracticality of traditional monetary sovereignty within the Eurozone. The paper suggests establishing a regional development bank and exploring complementary local currencies, drawing inspiration from successful models such as those of the Basque Country and the Nordic countries. The paper highlights how, although the statutory provisions have existed for some time, their implementation has been lacking, and that the 2025 decree represents a crucial turning point for the island's economic development.

Il documento è un rapporto speciale intitolato "The People's Position: COVID-19 Lessons Learned | Phase Two" di "Voices for Freedom". Questo rapporto è stato creato come strumento per la Commissione Reale di Inchiesta della Nuova Zelanda sulla risposta al COVID-19.

Il suo obiettivo è fornire una panoramica chiara, credibile e accessibile delle questioni chiave, delle ipotesi e delle conseguenze degli anni del COVID, in particolare le prospettive che probabilmente non sono state presentate da agenzie governative, media mainstream o esperti favoriti.

Il documento è suddiviso in tre parti principali che riflettono i termini di riferimento della Fase Due della Commissione Reale di Inchiesta:

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  Vaccini: La sezione più estesa che tratta di obblighi vaccinali, processi di approvazione e sicurezza, compreso il monitoraggio e la segnalazione di eventi avversi.

  
  

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  Test, tracciamento e altri strumenti di sanità pubblica: Questa sezione si concentra su interventi come test rapidi e mascherine.

  
  

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  Lockdown: La sezione più piccola, che si concentra in particolare sul lockdown nazionale dell'agosto-settembre 2021 e sulle restrizioni prolungate ad Auckland e Northland.

  
  

Il rapporto sostiene che le decisioni governative, come gli obblighi vaccinali e i lockdown, hanno cambiato la vita delle persone in tutto il paese e hanno causato danni prevedibili. Afferma inoltre di includere informazioni che sono state a lungo riconosciute nel "movimento globale per la libertà", ma che sono state oscurate dal pubblico attraverso la censura e il controllo della narrativa.

Scientific Macroeconomics & The Quantity Theory of Credit2 sources

This academic presentation from the University of Southampton's Centre for Banking, Finance & Sustainable Development, authored by Professor Richard A. Werner, examines macroeconomic anomalies and proposes solutions based on the Quantity Theory of Credit. The document asserts that conventional economic theories fail to explain phenomena like recurring banking crises and the breakdown of the money-economy relationship, largely due to flawed assumptions about money creation and market equilibrium. It argues that banks create money ex nihilo through credit, rather than merely intermediating deposits, and that the allocation of this credit (to productive vs. unproductive sectors) is the primary driver of economic stability or instability. The presentation advocates for an inductive research methodology in economics and suggests policies like credit guidance and Enhanced Debt Management to foster sustainable growth and prevent financial crises by influencing how banks direct newly created money.

La fonte trae origine da un workshop del 2018 presso il Centre for Banking, Finance & Sustainable Development dell'Università di Southampton, con una presentazione del Professor Richard A. Werner. Critica principalmente le teorie macroeconomiche convenzionali, in particolare il loro ricorso al metodo deduttivo e al presupposto dell'equilibrio di mercato, che, secondo la fonte, non riesce a spiegare le "anomalie" del mondo reale, come le ricorrenti crisi bancarie e la rottura del rapporto moneta-economia. La presentazione afferma che le banche non sono semplici intermediari, ma i principali creatori di moneta, in particolare del 97% dell'offerta di moneta, attraverso la creazione di credito. Ciò porta alla Teoria Quantitativa del Credito Disaggregato di Werner, che postula che l'allocazione del credito bancario (tra transazioni basate sul PIL e transazioni non basate sul PIL) sia il fattore determinante dei risultati economici, comprese le bolle speculative e le crisi. La fonte sostiene la "guida al credito" e la "gestione avanzata del debito" come politiche efficaci per prevenire le crisi e promuovere una crescita sostenibile, indirizzando il credito verso investimenti produttivi, traendo insegnamenti dai modelli economici e dagli esempi storici dell'Asia orientale.

https://www.oenb.at/dam/jcr:63a2b07f-1ef8-48cb-8e28-ef36698a8d19/werner_richard.pdf