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Bloomberg – by Josh Wingrove

The U.S. government has over-counted the number of Americans who are at least partly vaccinated against the coronavirus, state officials warn, meaning millions more people are unprotected as the pandemic’s winter surge gathers steam.

Last weekend, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revised a bellwether metric — the share of people 65 and older with at least one shot. The agency reduced the proportion from 99.9%, where it had been capped for weeks, to 95%, without changing its raw shot totals. Continue reading “Vaccine Data Gaps Point to Millions More in U.S. Who Lack Shots”

Children’s Health Defense – by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.

COVID-19 may have caught much of the planet by surprise in late 2019 and early 2020, but much of the groundwork for the technology now widely used as a “response” to the pandemic was conceptualized and developed years prior.

In the U.S. and throughout the world, there has been a recent push to implement a variety of “vaccine passport” regimes, many of which rely on digital technologies such as mobile applications to carry a record of — so far, at least — one’s COVID-19 vaccination records. Continue reading “Digital Surveillance — the Real Motive Behind Push to Vaccinate Kids”

Popular Resistance – by Gavin O’Reilly

Over the past month, in a break from its usual focus on COVID-19, the Western mainstream media has dedicated a sizeable amount of coverage to unverified claims by unnamed US intelligence officials that the Russian Federation is planning an imminent military invasion of its western neighbour Ukraine – under the rule of the successive US-EU friendly governments of Petro Poroshenko and Volodymyr Zelensky since 2014, when the CIA-orchestrated Euromaidan colour revolution toppled the pro-Russian government of Viktor Yanukovych, following his November 2013 decision to suspend an EU trade deal in favour of pursuing closer ties with Moscow. Continue reading “Russia And Israel – A Double Standard In International Condemnation”

Epoch Times – by Jack Phillips

Update as of 3 p.m. ET Wednesday: A spokesperson for Virginia’s Fauquier Hospital told The Epoch Times on Wednesday that it “would like to correct the misinformation regarding the family who disagreed with the clinical course of treatment recommended by our physicians for their family member.”  Continue reading “Virginia Hospital Provides Update After Court Holds It in Contempt”

New York Post – by Christine Rosen

There is a new scourge befouling the media landscape, one that our self-appointed mandarins have declared themselves eager to combat: misinformation.

The Aspen Institute’s Commission on Information Disorder recently released a report that blamed misinformation for a range of social problems: “Information disorder is a crisis that exacerbates all other crises . . . Information disorder makes any health crisis more deadly. It slows down our response time on climate change. It undermines democracy. It creates a culture in which racist, ethnic, and gender attacks are seen as solutions, not problems. Today, mis- and disinformation have become a force multiplier for exacerbating our worst problems as a society. Hundreds of millions of people pay the price, every single day, for a world disordered by lies.” Continue reading “Inside the hypocrisy of media manipulators, censors who claim to fight misinformation”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

In normal times, in a normal world, this news might make headlines.
But in 2020 during the Big Pharma bonanza pandemic, it’s stuffed at the bottom of the New York Times article.

The new Merck drug molnupiravir was approved two weeks ago by the Food and Drug Administration. The “expert” committee narrowly voted to recommend authorizing the drug.  Continue reading “NY Times Casually Admits New FDA-Approved Merck COVID Drug Might Actually Mutate Healthy Human DNA by Accident and Impact Male Fertility”

A new,274 page comprehensive Covid-19 research resource from the National Health Federation

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Since the inception of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Spring of 2020, the messages coming from most government authorities and major media outlets have been very focused and largely consistent: COVID-19 poses a grave threat to all of humanity, lockdown policies and mask mandates are obligatory to “stop the spread,” existing diagnostic tests are reliable indicators of infection, no preventatives or treatments exist for COVID-19, the inoculations developed under Operation Warp Speed are “safe and effective,” and mass inoculation is essential to end this pandemic. These are ALL LIES. Continue reading “COVID-19 The Science We Should Know”

US Incorporated – by Allan Wall

Illegal aliens are being hired to work in America because there are businesses willing to employ them. That’s common sense.

So if we want to reduce illegal immigration, punishing the employers of illegal aliens has to be part of the solution.  Continue reading “What’s This? Business Owner Sentenced for Employing Illegal Aliens”

Common Dreams – by Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies

Despite a disagreement over some amendments in the Senate, the United States Congress is poised to pass a $778 billion military budget bill for 2022. As they have been doing year after year, our elected officials are preparing to hand the lion’s share—over 65%—of federal discretionary spending to the U.S. war machine, even as they wring their hands over spending a mere quarter of that amount on the Build Back Better Act. Continue reading “How Congress Loots the Treasury for the Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex”

The Intercept – by Robert Mackey

PUBLIC HEALTH EXPERTS were appalled Monday to hear an idea that many of them consider vital — making at-home rapid antigen tests for Covid-19 free for all Americans — dismissed as ridiculous by President Joe Biden’s press secretary, Jen Psaki.

In an oddly combative exchange with Mara Liasson of NPR, who asked why the United States chose not to emulate countries like the United Kingdom, which sends packs of seven free rapid tests to anyone who asks for them, the president’s spokesperson first suggested, wrongly, that the tests used in other countries might not work. Psaki then boasted that the U.S. had gotten some retailers to lower costs and would soon require private insurance companies to start reimbursing clients who buy rapid tests. Continue reading “Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki Accidentally Tells the Truth About How Expensive Covid Rapid Tests Are in U.S.”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A Chinese rover traversing the Von Kármán crater on the far side of the Moon (the portion that faces away from Earth) has stumbled upon a “mystery hut,” according to Space.com, citing a report published by Our Space, a Chinese language science outreach channel affiliated with the China National Space Administration (CNSA).  Continue reading “China Rover Discovers “Mystery Hut” On Dark Side Of Moon”