Masks do not work to protect anyone from SARS-CoV-2. It’s all based on sloppy science. We asked the senior author of the Bangladesh mask study to defend his study.
Masks fail their latest test
Written by Steve Kirsch
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Majority of people unwilling to fund ‘saving the planet’
Written by Jack Dini
Research in many places shows that people are very worried about climate change and they are broadly supportive of implementing policies to tackle this issue.
The Reasons Why There is No Climate Emergency
Written by Bud Bromley
Proponents of human-CO2-caused global warming stir up fear and guilt with their CO2 lies and omissions, as they did with ozone years ago.
Covid-19 Inquiry Terms of Reference Follow-up
Written by Doug Brodie
Sorry to intrude again (if you received my previous email on this theme), but with the authorities now rolling out the second Covid booster (fourth jab) for the over‑75s and pushing younger and younger child vaccinations, I am compelled to speak out again.
Documents Reveal Details About Gain-of-Function Experiments
Written by childrenshealthdefense.org
An investigative report by Vanity Fair contributor Katherine Eban, based on more than 100,000 EcoHealth Alliance documents, shows a disturbing reality of “murky grant agreements, flimsy NIH oversight and pursuit of government grants by pitching increasingly risky global research.”
Psychedelic frees up depressed brain, study shows
Written by BBC
Psilocybin, a drug found in magic mushrooms, appears to free up the brains of people with severe depression in a way that other antidepressants do not, a study has found.
Ontological Mathematics & the T.O.E. Part 1b
Written by Joseph Postma
The paradox of nothing as general principle
NHS chiefs call for masks return & limits on indoor mixing
Written by Andy Rowlands
A few days ago, the Daily Mail revealed health chiefs want Britons to go back to wearing masks indoors and limits on the number of people who can gather together to ‘fight record infection rates in the UK and ease pressure on the NHS.’
The forecast on planet Neptune is chilly – and getting colder
Written by reuters.com
Frigid and far-flung Neptune, our solar system’s outermost planet, is adding to its reputation as an enigmatic world, with astronomers puzzled by a surprising drop in its atmospheric temperatures during the past two decades.
The microchip implants that let you pay with your hand
Written by BBC
Patrick Paumen causes a stir whenever he pays for something in a shop or restaurant.
The History of Population Control is Important
Written by substack.com
Reducing global population has been a consistent goal of the ruling class for centuries.
Wind turbine makers selling at a loss
Written by rechargenews
Price pressures from auctions, higher raw-material and logistics costs, plus the Ukraine war, have led to an unsustainable situation, top executives from GE, Nordex and Enercon tell WindEurope 2022
Which Vehicles Emit More Carbon Dioxide?
Written by Dr Rich Swier
A friend sent us some information about the CO2 emissions of all electric vehicles (EVs) compared to the CO2 emissions of a gasoline powered internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
PetroChina taps shale oil in ageing western China field
Written by reuters.com
Top Chinese oil and gas major PetroChina is exploring shale oil in an aging western China basin and aims to build a pilot zone to pump one million tonnes of crude a year, or about 20,000 barrels per day (bpd), by 2025.
What if eliminating fossil fuels is the biggest Threat to our planet?
Written by theblaze.com
With ‘climate change’ being a current topic of debate, many people believe fossil fuels are destroying the climate.
Are Environmental Impacts and Human Atrocities Worth An EV Battery?
Written by dakotaleader.com
EV owners lack transparency of the environmental degradation and human atrocities occurring in developing countries that are mining for battery materials