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Brescello, the ancient municipium of Brixellum, is a small town in northern Italy near Modena. Originally, it was a Gallic settlement on banks of the Po River that was romanized after the area was annexed by the Roman republic...It was in this city that in the year 1714 one of the most remarkable numismatic discoveries ever recorded took place. A peasant, while ploughing a field, accidentally found a vessel containing about 80,000 republican aurei, that is, approximately 650kg of pure gold!The treasure was composed entirely of only 32 varieties of types coined between the years 46 and 38 BC, so...

More evidence Covid was tinkered with in a lab? Now scientists find virus contains tiny chunk of DNA that matches sequence patented by Moderna THREE YEARS before pandemic began Genetic match discovered in Covid's unique furin cleavage site on spike protein Matched genetic sequence patented by Moderna for cancer research purposes Researchers say one in 3 trillion chance Covid developed the code naturally Fresh suspicion Covid may have been tinkered with in a lab emerged today after scientists found genetic material owned by Moderna in the virus's spike protein. They identified a tiny snippet of code that is identical to...

The COVID-19 vaccine story is currently dominated by three drugs: The Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech mRNA drugs, and the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. I recently dissected the dubious science behind the latter two drugs here and here. As my previous articles explained at length, the science supposedly supporting the Pfizer-BioNTech and Oxford-AstraZeneca drugs is a bad joke. It is also a matter of record that both Pfizer and AstraZeneca are corporate criminals, having racked up billions in penalties over the last two decades for a host of dishonesty offenses including fraud, bribery and false marketing. The world is now being asked to forgive...

A car exploded outside a synagogue in the northern Italian city of Modena at 4 AM local time Thursday, killing the driver. Army Radio reported that the Foreign Ministry said the incident was not a terror attack. Police said the dead man was of Jordanian origin. The Italian news agency ANSA initially said he was of Palestinian origin, but then said he was born in Jordan and had Kuwaiti citizenship. The prefect of Modena, Italia Fortunati, said all indications pointed to a "desperate" act by a man known to public-service agencies in Modena as having "serious problems," including alcohol abuse,...

Dec. 11, 2003 Car explodes outside an Italian synagogue, driver killed Casale Monferrato synagogue in Modena A car exploding outside a synagogue in the north Italian city of Modena at 4 AM local time Thursday, killing the driver. According to Italian news services, the driver, a Jordanian citizen, set himself on fire. Two policemen guarding the synagogue spotted the car in flames and attempted to put out the blaze, but moved away just before it blew up. The car was reportedly a liquid propane propelled Peugeot. No other casualties were reported. Buildings in the immediate area were moderately damaged. Investigators...

A car exploded near a synagogue in the northern Italian city of Modena when the man inside set himself on fire, police said. Police said it appeared the incident may have been a suicide, but authorities were still investigating. "The man had shown uneasiness and problems relating to people in the past," a policeman in Modena said. "We think we're dealing with a suicide." The man, who was from Jordan, set himself on fire. When police approached to put out the flames, the car, which ran on flammable liquid propane gas, exploded, police said. No other injuries were reported, although...

ROME (Reuters) - A car exploded near a synagogue in the northern Italian city of Modena early Thursday morning and the man inside the car died in an apparent suicide, police said. Police said it appeared the incident was a suicide and not necessarily a terrorist attack but authorities were still investigating. The man, who was apparently from the Middle East, set himself on fire. When police approached to put out the flames, the car, which ran on flammable liquid propane gas, exploded, police in Modena told Reuters. Various reports from Modena said the man was either Jordanian or Palestinian....