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How A US Pandemic-Industrial Complex Was Built

Written by Jon Fleetwood

Nearly 14 years before COVID-19, HHS created the Public Health Emergency Medical Countermeasures Enterprise (PHEMCE) and centralized federal health, biomedical, regulatory, homeland-security, and military functions around a government-directed countermeasure pipeline

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The UN ‘Green Climate Fund’ Is A Wasteful Fraud

Written by David Wojick, Ph.D.

The UN Green Climate Fund (GCF) is neither ‘green’ nor about the climate. It is mostly just doing normal foreign aid that the donor countries would be better off doing themselves. The GCF have received and spent over $20 billion to date, with more billions coming

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Inside The Corporate Takeover Of Medical Journals

Written by Dr Jonathan Engler

The other day I met a doctor with over 40 years experience in both the clinical and academic spheres. He was with me on many issues of the day, including the poor quality of science being conducted, the criminal nature of the transgender movement, over-diagnosis and so on

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How British Academia Was Captured By Left-Wing Ideology

Written by Tilak Doshi

When Allan Bloom published the widely acclaimed the Closing of the American Mind in 1987, he offered an early and influential warning that leading universities had abandoned the pursuit of truth and the Western intellectual tradition in favour of moral relativism and identity politics

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Genetic Integrity Is Key To The Future of the Human Race

Written by Mike Adams

I believe genetic integrity is the single most important survival factor for humanity. It is not about vanity or bloodlines; it is about the ability of the human race to keep passing down intact, viable DNA to the next generation. That inheritance is now under deliberate attack

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What the US could learn from Japan’s responsible antibiotic use

Written by Nicoletta Lanese

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