• In feite voeren de hebzuchtige met name linkse klimaat propagandisten vd sekte en handlangers een stiekeme oorlog tegen het westen en gebruiken ze een veelheid aanvalsvormen en technieken om het westen economisch cultureel sociaal financieel te beschadigen en kapot te maken zoals dmv zonnepanelen en ziekmakende peperdure onveilige en onrendabele windmolens en middels de vuile eu/wef en gates coalitie oorlog tegen de boeren het land, tegen u de burger.

    Enemies use their #greendeal / #windmills to destroy economies and poisen water air and grounds in the west.Those enemies are a vile "sect" that operates in governments of lots of countries using made in china mills as secret weapon to poisen and weaken the western energy supply
    In feite voeren de hebzuchtige met name linkse klimaat propagandisten vd sekte en handlangers een stiekeme oorlog tegen het westen en gebruiken ze een veelheid aanvalsvormen en technieken om het westen economisch cultureel sociaal financieel te beschadigen en kapot te maken zoals dmv zonnepanelen en ziekmakende peperdure onveilige en onrendabele windmolens en middels de vuile eu/wef en gates coalitie oorlog tegen de boeren het land, tegen u de burger. Enemies use their #greendeal / #windmills to destroy economies and poisen water air and grounds in the west.Those enemies are a vile "sect" that operates in governments of lots of countries using made in china mills as secret weapon to poisen and weaken the western energy supply
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  • Beautiful Amsterdam a century ago in the 1920s in color [A.I. enhanced & colorized] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF44wJmUVkE&t=50s

    We begin with a stunning birdseye view of old Amsterdam in the 1920's.

    The area surrounding Amsterdam's central station has for long been a hub that attracts many tourists.
    The station was designed by architect Pierre Kuypers and built between 1881 and 1889. Its style is very similar to the Rijksmuseum, also designed by this architect.
    In front of the station near the water we see the Noordhollands Koffiehuisje, later het Smits Koffiehuisje.

    The old city of Amsterdam is one of the most picturesq places in the world. The houses that border Amsterdam's canals, the so-called 'grachten' have distinct facades. There are various types of gables: The clock, step, point and neck gables, easily recognizable by their shapes.
    A great location is the area near the Nicolaas Kerk not far from the Central Station called "Het Kolkje".
    The Nicolaaskerk with its characteristic dome is one of the remarkable buildings that comes into sight as soon as you arrive at the Central station. This beautiful basilica was built in 1887 and certainly worth a visit.

    Amsterdam is well known for its canals, the so called grachten. Three canals that are constructed in a semi circle surround the old center: The Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht and Herengracht. In the summer these canals are filled with sightseeing tour boats. In earlier ages they formed a vital infrastructure for the delivery of goods that arrived at Amsterdam harbour.
    We see the Ronde Lutherse Kerk, built between 1668 and 1671. It was damaged a number of times by fire.

    On the way to the Dam we pass the Beurs van Berlage by Hendrik Petrus Berlage and built between 1989 and 1903. Arriving at the Dam you will see the Royal Palace by architect Jacob van Campen and built between 1648 and 1665.

    Going further into old Amsterdam you are bound to encounter the Munttoren with its nearby floating flower market.

    The Scheepvaarthuis on the Jan Hendrikkade was built in 1913 and the home of 6 major shipping companies.
    The characteristic Waag at the Nieuwmarkt, built in the 15th century, used to be one of the entrance gates to the old city, called the Sint Antoniespoort.
    Another great gate to old Amsterdam is the Muiderpoort at the Alexanderplein and built around 1770.

    The Stadsuniversiteit building dates from 1632 and was elevated to university status in 1877

    Not far from the rear of the Rijksmuseum, opposite the museum Plein is the great Concertgebouw building. Its acoustics are world renowed.
    The Rijksmuseum is a "must-see" for any tourist. Not only does it house the famous Nachtwacht (Nightwatch) painting by Rembrandt van Rijn, but the museum also has a huge collection of works by the Dutch masters from the 17th century. Its gardens are also most certainly worth a visit.

    When you say Amsterdam then Rembrandt is a name that immediately springs to mind. The place where he worked and lived in de Jodenbreestraat, the socalled Rembrandthuis, built in 1606 is an interesting place to visit.
    There is also a cinema theater which bears his name. It is located at the Rembrandt Plein square. Here we see huge crowds in 1919 flocking to watch the film "De Koningin der Aarde" with Mia May in the lead.

    The video also shows great shots of the Leidse plein with its many kiosks.

    The Spinozahuis is where famous Dutch philosopher Spinoza lived in the 17th centure before he moved to The Hague. Spinoza was a radical who criticized the Bible, something that was "not done" in that period.

    Another prominent citizen of Amsterdam was poet and playwrite Joos van den Vondel, famous for two tragedies: Gijsbrecht van Aemstel from 1637 and Lucifer from 1654. The Vondelpark with his statue in recent years has been a magnet for hippies and protest marches.

    Amsterdam always was a city of joy. Here we see a number of street artistst in action.
    Almost everybody in this city owns a bike and has done so since bicycles were invented.

    Alike Antwerp many Jewish people lived in Amsterdam for cemturies; the diamond industry being one of their core trades. The famous Cullinan diamond, one of the British Crown Juwels, was cut here in the workshop of the Koninklijke Asscher Diamant Maatschappij.

    An unspoiled quiet spot in old Amsterdam was and still is the Begijnhofje, founded in the 14th century, where nuns have their domicile. Despite Amsterdams century long roll dating from the VOC period as trade hub, large parts of the city remained poor. We see some working class neigbourhoods.

    The harbour of Amsterdam is the second largest in the Netherlands, after Rotterdam. It used to be directly connected to open sea until the IJsselmeer got closed of by the Afsluitdijk in the 1930s.

    This is exceptional footage of old Amsterdam. We see old trams in the city as early as in 1919 near the Waterlooplein and on the Blauwe Brug.
    Here are trams near the Willemspoort.
    The Montelbaanstoren at the Oudeschans dates from 1516.

    Source: Beeld En Geluid
    Music: Trevor Kowalski and others.
    Beautiful Amsterdam a century ago in the 1920s in color [A.I. enhanced & colorized] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF44wJmUVkE&t=50s We begin with a stunning birdseye view of old Amsterdam in the 1920's. The area surrounding Amsterdam's central station has for long been a hub that attracts many tourists. The station was designed by architect Pierre Kuypers and built between 1881 and 1889. Its style is very similar to the Rijksmuseum, also designed by this architect. In front of the station near the water we see the Noordhollands Koffiehuisje, later het Smits Koffiehuisje. The old city of Amsterdam is one of the most picturesq places in the world. The houses that border Amsterdam's canals, the so-called 'grachten' have distinct facades. There are various types of gables: The clock, step, point and neck gables, easily recognizable by their shapes. A great location is the area near the Nicolaas Kerk not far from the Central Station called "Het Kolkje". The Nicolaaskerk with its characteristic dome is one of the remarkable buildings that comes into sight as soon as you arrive at the Central station. This beautiful basilica was built in 1887 and certainly worth a visit. Amsterdam is well known for its canals, the so called grachten. Three canals that are constructed in a semi circle surround the old center: The Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht and Herengracht. In the summer these canals are filled with sightseeing tour boats. In earlier ages they formed a vital infrastructure for the delivery of goods that arrived at Amsterdam harbour. We see the Ronde Lutherse Kerk, built between 1668 and 1671. It was damaged a number of times by fire. On the way to the Dam we pass the Beurs van Berlage by Hendrik Petrus Berlage and built between 1989 and 1903. Arriving at the Dam you will see the Royal Palace by architect Jacob van Campen and built between 1648 and 1665. Going further into old Amsterdam you are bound to encounter the Munttoren with its nearby floating flower market. The Scheepvaarthuis on the Jan Hendrikkade was built in 1913 and the home of 6 major shipping companies. The characteristic Waag at the Nieuwmarkt, built in the 15th century, used to be one of the entrance gates to the old city, called the Sint Antoniespoort. Another great gate to old Amsterdam is the Muiderpoort at the Alexanderplein and built around 1770. The Stadsuniversiteit building dates from 1632 and was elevated to university status in 1877 Not far from the rear of the Rijksmuseum, opposite the museum Plein is the great Concertgebouw building. Its acoustics are world renowed. The Rijksmuseum is a "must-see" for any tourist. Not only does it house the famous Nachtwacht (Nightwatch) painting by Rembrandt van Rijn, but the museum also has a huge collection of works by the Dutch masters from the 17th century. Its gardens are also most certainly worth a visit. When you say Amsterdam then Rembrandt is a name that immediately springs to mind. The place where he worked and lived in de Jodenbreestraat, the socalled Rembrandthuis, built in 1606 is an interesting place to visit. There is also a cinema theater which bears his name. It is located at the Rembrandt Plein square. Here we see huge crowds in 1919 flocking to watch the film "De Koningin der Aarde" with Mia May in the lead. The video also shows great shots of the Leidse plein with its many kiosks. The Spinozahuis is where famous Dutch philosopher Spinoza lived in the 17th centure before he moved to The Hague. Spinoza was a radical who criticized the Bible, something that was "not done" in that period. Another prominent citizen of Amsterdam was poet and playwrite Joos van den Vondel, famous for two tragedies: Gijsbrecht van Aemstel from 1637 and Lucifer from 1654. The Vondelpark with his statue in recent years has been a magnet for hippies and protest marches. Amsterdam always was a city of joy. Here we see a number of street artistst in action. Almost everybody in this city owns a bike and has done so since bicycles were invented. Alike Antwerp many Jewish people lived in Amsterdam for cemturies; the diamond industry being one of their core trades. The famous Cullinan diamond, one of the British Crown Juwels, was cut here in the workshop of the Koninklijke Asscher Diamant Maatschappij. An unspoiled quiet spot in old Amsterdam was and still is the Begijnhofje, founded in the 14th century, where nuns have their domicile. Despite Amsterdams century long roll dating from the VOC period as trade hub, large parts of the city remained poor. We see some working class neigbourhoods. The harbour of Amsterdam is the second largest in the Netherlands, after Rotterdam. It used to be directly connected to open sea until the IJsselmeer got closed of by the Afsluitdijk in the 1930s. This is exceptional footage of old Amsterdam. We see old trams in the city as early as in 1919 near the Waterlooplein and on the Blauwe Brug. Here are trams near the Willemspoort. The Montelbaanstoren at the Oudeschans dates from 1516. Source: Beeld En Geluid Music: Trevor Kowalski and others.
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  • Een beuk van 100 jaar oud "heeft 600.000 bladeren en dus een bladoppervlak van 1.500 vierkante meter.
    De beuk ademt en produceert 4,5 ton zuurstof per dag - net zoveel als 15 volwassen mensen jaarlijks moeten inademen.
    In honderd jaar haalt hij zes ton kooldioxide uit de lucht en filtert ook een ton fijn stof en vuil.
    Hij pompt elke dag tot 400 liter water in zijn kroon, waardoor de omgeving drie tot vijf graden Celsius afkoelt.
    En Bill Gates wil nog veel meer dan 200 miljoen bomen kappen. DE REGERING Schoof en Timmermans willen ook de gesubsidieerde bomenkap niet stoppen/ het verbranden van ontelbaar veel hele bomen in ziekmakende biomassa centrales/

    Zie voor meer informatie: https://www.stanrams.com/internationaal-klimaat-dossier/
    Een beuk van 100 jaar oud "heeft 600.000 bladeren en dus een bladoppervlak van 1.500 vierkante meter. De beuk ademt en produceert 4,5 ton zuurstof per dag - net zoveel als 15 volwassen mensen jaarlijks moeten inademen. In honderd jaar haalt hij zes ton kooldioxide uit de lucht en filtert ook een ton fijn stof en vuil. Hij pompt elke dag tot 400 liter water in zijn kroon, waardoor de omgeving drie tot vijf graden Celsius afkoelt. En Bill Gates wil nog veel meer dan 200 miljoen bomen kappen. DE REGERING Schoof en Timmermans willen ook de gesubsidieerde bomenkap niet stoppen/ het verbranden van ontelbaar veel hele bomen in ziekmakende biomassa centrales/ Zie voor meer informatie: https://www.stanrams.com/internationaal-klimaat-dossier/
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  • https://www.bitchute.com/video/IXbBebuLzlBx
    9/11 - Mind Bending Occult Ritual (FULL DOCUMENTARY)

    The Twin Towers were 1st constructed on 1968 (666)
    & came down 33 years later on 911... You know this.

    Grenfell Tower = 119
    Grenfell = 33
    Firefghter = 666

    George Floyd = 119
    Chauvin = 33 & 666
    Police = 33 & 119
    CALL 911 in USA
    CALL 999 (666) in UK

    Corona = 33
    Virus = 303
    Bird = 33
    Flu = 330
    Injection = 33
    Bill Gates = 33
    Tony Fauci = 33 (Anthony = 1019)
    Pfizer = 33
    Moderna = 33 & 119
    Johnson = 33
    Astra Zeneca = 113 (11x3=33)

    Volodymyr Zelensky = 911
    Putin = 33
    Donald = 119
    Joe Biden = 116 (911)
    Joe = 33 [show less]
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/IXbBebuLzlBx 9/11 - Mind Bending Occult Ritual (FULL DOCUMENTARY) The Twin Towers were 1st constructed on 1968 (666) & came down 33 years later on 911... You know this. Grenfell Tower = 119 Grenfell = 33 Firefghter = 666 George Floyd = 119 Chauvin = 33 & 666 Police = 33 & 119 CALL 911 in USA CALL 999 (666) in UK Corona = 33 Virus = 303 Bird = 33 Flu = 330 Injection = 33 Bill Gates = 33 Tony Fauci = 33 (Anthony = 1019) Pfizer = 33 Moderna = 33 & 119 Johnson = 33 Astra Zeneca = 113 (11x3=33) Volodymyr Zelensky = 911 Putin = 33 Donald = 119 Joe Biden = 116 (911) Joe = 33 [show less]
    WWW.BITCHUTE.COM
    9/11 - Mind Bending Occult Ritual (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
    A large portion of the original research for this documentary was uncovered many years ago through the work of the incredible conspiracy researcher, BetsyLeeMcgee. With that being said, I have added a few of my own insights into this documentary regarding the ritual that unfolded on the morning of September 11, 2001. Music by Karl Casey @ https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteBatAudio
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  • lees de andere krant red de koe/ steun de boeren/ koop geen nep vlees v de gek bill gates want daar worden mensen dood ziek van/ https://www.deanderekrant.nl/nieuws/voedingsdeskundigen-maken-gehakt-van-lidls-hybride-vlees-2024-09-01
    lees de andere krant red de koe/ steun de boeren/ koop geen nep vlees v de gek bill gates want daar worden mensen dood ziek van/ https://www.deanderekrant.nl/nieuws/voedingsdeskundigen-maken-gehakt-van-lidls-hybride-vlees-2024-09-01
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  • Op het eerste blaadje zie je Pirbright institute dat is van Bill Gates.
    Deze man die nu dood is,waarschijnlijk omdat hij zijn mond open deed vertelt het op het einde van deze video wie erachter Pirbright Institute zit.

    https://www.bitchute.com/video/gwShQQPEXBiT
    Op het eerste blaadje zie je Pirbright institute dat is van Bill Gates. Deze man die nu dood is,waarschijnlijk omdat hij zijn mond open deed vertelt het op het einde van deze video wie erachter Pirbright Institute zit. https://www.bitchute.com/video/gwShQQPEXBiT
    WWW.BITCHUTE.COM
    [URGENT] I will DELETE this video within 24 hours. Dr. Rashid Buttar
    The most IMPORTANT 24 Hours. Bill and Melinda Gates have the Patent of the Corona virus. You invented a virus and you invented a antivirus softwareprogram where you need to pay for ,Get it?
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  • overal stoppen ze luizen en parasieten in... chips en cheetos en kaaskoekjes alles van gates zitten parasieten in
    overal stoppen ze luizen en parasieten in... chips en cheetos en kaaskoekjes alles van gates zitten parasieten in
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  • https://x.com/scumbunker/status/1809246221300568342

    "The Zwinger Palace is a magnificent Baroque-style palace complex located in Dresden, Germany. It was built between 1710 and 1728, and designed by architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann and sculptor Balthasar Permoser."

    The Zwinger is a good example of the late Baroque architectural style. The Zwinger was built in the space between the former city fortifications; the name means dwingel, the space between the fortress walls. The complex is built around a large courtyard that was originally used for tournaments, parades and parties. Pavilions and gates were built around the courtyard. August the Strong (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony and also King of Poland, was the client. Architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736) and sculptor Balthasar Permoser (1651-1732) worked together on the construction. In the mid-nineteenth century, the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister was built on the northeast side of the Zwinger, on Theaterplatz, according to a design by Gottfried Semper. During the interwar period, the complex was restored on the instructions of Baroque expert and architect Cornelius Gurlitt. During the bombing of Dresden in 1945, the Zwinger was severely damaged. The restoration of the Zwinger began immediately in 1945 under the leadership of Hubert Georg Ermisch. He was succeeded by the architects Max Zimmermann and Arthur Frenzel who led the restoration until 1964. The Kronentor was restored between 1989 and 1990. The east wing of the Gemäldegalerie was reopened in 1956, while the west wing was not restored until 1960.

    Still there, in Dresden.

    August
    August built up a large collection of Leiden fine painters; in 1699 he bought six paintings by Frans van Mieris the Elder. Between 1708 and 1711 he bought 16 works by Gerrit Dou, including some rare night pieces, Gabriël Metsu and Caspar Netscher. (The engraver Petrus Schenk had established himself as an art dealer in Leipzig.)

    In 1710, his minister August von Wackerbarth - after much pressure - gave him 80 paintings, including some masterpieces by Leiden painters; some were supplied by Willem van Mieris and a descendant of Pieter de la Court. That same year he visited Adriaen van der Werff in Rotterdam, but returned empty-handed because all his paintings were intended for the Elector in Düsseldorf. Between 1722 and 1728, August bought 26 works by Philips Wouwerman. Dozens of paintings were provided with a uniform decorative frame and hung in the private rooms.

    In 1719 he took Heinrich von Brühl as chamberlain. In 1719, his son August III of Poland, who had become a Catholic in 1717, married Maria Josepha of Austria, the daughter of the Habsburg Emperor Joseph I. Everyone had to appear "alla Turca". Costs spiraled out of control; construction of the Zwinger was halted and the opera singers, such as Senesino, were fired.

    In 1727, August II became seriously ill. In the summer of 1730 he organized a great parade at Riesa to demonstrate to his neighbors the military and economic strength of Saxony.

    https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_II_van_Polen
    https://x.com/scumbunker/status/1809246221300568342 "The Zwinger Palace is a magnificent Baroque-style palace complex located in Dresden, Germany. It was built between 1710 and 1728, and designed by architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann and sculptor Balthasar Permoser." The Zwinger is a good example of the late Baroque architectural style. The Zwinger was built in the space between the former city fortifications; the name means dwingel, the space between the fortress walls. The complex is built around a large courtyard that was originally used for tournaments, parades and parties. Pavilions and gates were built around the courtyard. August the Strong (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony and also King of Poland, was the client. Architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736) and sculptor Balthasar Permoser (1651-1732) worked together on the construction. In the mid-nineteenth century, the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister was built on the northeast side of the Zwinger, on Theaterplatz, according to a design by Gottfried Semper. During the interwar period, the complex was restored on the instructions of Baroque expert and architect Cornelius Gurlitt. During the bombing of Dresden in 1945, the Zwinger was severely damaged. The restoration of the Zwinger began immediately in 1945 under the leadership of Hubert Georg Ermisch. He was succeeded by the architects Max Zimmermann and Arthur Frenzel who led the restoration until 1964. The Kronentor was restored between 1989 and 1990. The east wing of the Gemäldegalerie was reopened in 1956, while the west wing was not restored until 1960. Still there, in Dresden. August August built up a large collection of Leiden fine painters; in 1699 he bought six paintings by Frans van Mieris the Elder. Between 1708 and 1711 he bought 16 works by Gerrit Dou, including some rare night pieces, Gabriël Metsu and Caspar Netscher. (The engraver Petrus Schenk had established himself as an art dealer in Leipzig.) In 1710, his minister August von Wackerbarth - after much pressure - gave him 80 paintings, including some masterpieces by Leiden painters; some were supplied by Willem van Mieris and a descendant of Pieter de la Court. That same year he visited Adriaen van der Werff in Rotterdam, but returned empty-handed because all his paintings were intended for the Elector in Düsseldorf. Between 1722 and 1728, August bought 26 works by Philips Wouwerman. Dozens of paintings were provided with a uniform decorative frame and hung in the private rooms. In 1719 he took Heinrich von Brühl as chamberlain. In 1719, his son August III of Poland, who had become a Catholic in 1717, married Maria Josepha of Austria, the daughter of the Habsburg Emperor Joseph I. Everyone had to appear "alla Turca". Costs spiraled out of control; construction of the Zwinger was halted and the opera singers, such as Senesino, were fired. In 1727, August II became seriously ill. In the summer of 1730 he organized a great parade at Riesa to demonstrate to his neighbors the military and economic strength of Saxony. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_II_van_Polen
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  • Chinese killer drone swarms.

    Bilions of killer drones beeing produced.

    After witnessing the horrific footage of killer drones being used in the Ukraine-Russia war, this is absolutely terrifying.

    Can you imagine the precision-targeted genocide destruction that could be caused by the swarms like this, at relatively low cost?

    Drones as small as a fly with poisen.

    There are countless small killer drones that look like mosquitoes that sting you with snake poison or poison from the African castor tree, (Miracle Tree) after 1 sting you will die within 1 minute of a heart attack due to the poison or a deadly vaccine such as from Fauci Gates....
    Chinese killer drone swarms. Bilions of killer drones beeing produced. After witnessing the horrific footage of killer drones being used in the Ukraine-Russia war, this is absolutely terrifying. Can you imagine the precision-targeted genocide destruction that could be caused by the swarms like this, at relatively low cost? Drones as small as a fly with poisen. There are countless small killer drones that look like mosquitoes that sting you with snake poison or poison from the African castor tree, (Miracle Tree) after 1 sting you will die within 1 minute of a heart attack due to the poison or a deadly vaccine such as from Fauci Gates....
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  • "Probably a cohencidence that it is a Talmud follower that is “opening the gates”. It is not like loxists like Coodenhove-Kalergy have written books about replacing the European nations and we don’t have thousands of Talmud following loxists on social media claiming they hate “white people”, right?" https://x.com/Palsvig/status/1804734664013164549
    "Probably a cohencidence that it is a Talmud follower that is “opening the gates”. It is not like loxists like Coodenhove-Kalergy have written books about replacing the European nations and we don’t have thousands of Talmud following loxists on social media claiming they hate “white people”, right?" https://x.com/Palsvig/status/1804734664013164549
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