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HHS Asks Public Whether They Want Mandatory Vaccinations

Written by Jon Fleetwood

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is seeking public comment on whether federal vaccine recommendations should operate with “a presumption in favor of individual autonomy, informed consent, and religious freedom,” as the agency reconsiders the framework used to recommend vaccines nationwide

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DARPA Is Seeking Permission To Re-write Living Proteins

Written by Jon Fleetwood

The Pentagon’s advanced research agency is seeking technology designed to use artificial intelligence and synthetic biology to physically rewrite proteins inside living systems, reprogram multiple pieces of biological machinery at once, and control physiological functions in real time

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The WHO’s High-Price Pandemic Plan Is Built on Deception

Written by David Bell and Ramesh Thakur

The recent release of Anthony Fauci’s diaries, followed by his refusal to answer questions in an appearance before a US Senate committee by invoking the Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination 111 times, highlighted a stark divide in how the Covid pandemic was handled by public health authorities

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Ocean Fertilization: From Dust to Bloom

Written by Ganapathy Shanmugam, Ph.D.

We present evidence for Ocean Fertilization, using pattern recognition, with data from (1) the Sahara Desert, (2) the Taklamakan Desert, (3) the North Atlantic, (4) the Equatorial Atlantic, (5) the South Atlantic, (6) the Bay of Biscay, (7) the Strait of Hormuz, (8) the Bass Strait, (9) the Sea of Okhotsk, and (10) the Global Wind Circulation

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