“Who the hell do you think you are?” By Steve Watson | Summit News | February 9, 2023 Former Twitter executives looked at times uncomfortable, but betrayed their staunch anti-free speech biases during a House Oversight Committee heading on Wednesday. The hearing was called to investigate the role government played, specifically the FBI, with regards […]
By Anonymous | TCW Defending Freedom | February 7, 2023 ‘Just an ear infection, here’s some antibiotics,’ was my hospital diagnosis after a five-minute assessment; strange, as I couldn’t understand how an ear infection could make my eye swell and deliver an excruciating head pain akin to being hit with a hammer four days earlier. […]
Larger Ongoing Threat is COVID-19 Vaccination By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH | Courageous Discourse | February 6, 2023 Many papers in the medical literature seem to pit a consequence such as myocarditis or stroke as either occurring as a consequence of COVID-19 illness compared with COVID-19 vaccination. Because the denominator is so large for […]
The Highwire with Del Bigtree | February 4, 2023 Updated boosters and annual Covid shots mirroring session flu shots are the orders coming out of the recent FDA VRBPAC meeting. What data is supporting these ideas? Was this the plan all along? The HighWire gives their analysis.
By Nicola Cooper | TCW Defending Freedom | January 31, 2023 One dose of Pfizer, just one! Within 30 minutes, while I was still driving home, I had a sudden feeling of the worst flu. My throat, eyes, lips and neck swelled to double their size and I couldn’t breathe. Within an hour welts appeared […]
By Steve Templeton | Brownstone Institute | February 7, 2023 Other than a few dead-end doom addicts on social media, most people agree that the COVID-19 pandemic is over. SARS-CoV-2 has entered a stage of endemicity, similar to that of common cold coronaviruses, where there will be sporadic, seasonal outbreaks of cold and flu-like illness […]
Just a few tweets provides a lot of information By Meryl Nass | February 5, 2023 It seems he used to tweet about eugenics. He liked it. And it seems he remains intrigued with it. But he was not impressed with the talks by me, Aseem Malhotra, Robert Malone, Sasha Latypova. Guess what? This was […]
By Steve Kirsch | February 3, 2023 We could end the debate on COVID vaccine safety instantly. All we need is the death-vax record data. But today, that data is being concealed by the health authorities in every jurisdiction. Here’s why. Executive summary A simple database of death-vax records should be made publicly available by […]
By Maryanne Demasi, PhD | January 30, 2023 Last Thursday, the FDA convened its Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) to discuss the future of covid vaccines. The panel voted 21 to 0 in favour of moving towards a more simplified vaccine schedule – an annual shot which would be updated as new variants emerge – […]
A World Health Organisation guide Health Advisory & Recovery Team | February 1, 2023 At a time when concerns about serious adverse reactions to the Covid-19 vaccines are escalating, one might reasonably expect the World Health Organisation (WHO) – a specialised agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health – to take immediate and decisive […]
