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FDA Warns Dr. Mercola to Stop Writing About Vitamin D

Written by Dr Joseph Mercola

In the summer of 2020, the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) — a consumer advocacy group partnered with Bill Gates’ agrichemical PR group, the Cornell Alliance for Science,1 and bankrolled by billionaires with ties to Monsanto, the Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Rockefeller Family Fund and Bloomberg Philanthropies2 — launched a social media campaign to put an end to Mercola.com.

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Study Shows How Mask Wearing INCREASES Infection Risk!

Written by nih.gov

Health authorities and governments knew before the pandemic that there was a proven link between mask wearing and self-infection and that a risk of contamination by viruses from wearing masks was INCREASED. Risks increase the longer a mask is used.

A study from 2019 clearly identifies that respiratory pathogens on the outer surface of the used medical masks may result in self-contamination. Mask wearing is problematic outside of a clinical setting.

Read the full paper below:

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Fossils in a Forgotten Ice Core Rewrite Greenland’s Icy Past

Written by wired.com

Image: NASA

Andrew Christ remembers the day he became part of “this 60-year, weird, wild Cold War story.” It was 2019, and the University of Vermont researcher was just four days away from defending his dissertation. He was beyond stressed and had better things to do than help examine an ice core sample drilled decades earlier.

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Melbourne scientists create first artificial human embryo

Written by skynews.com.au

Image: PBS

Scientists in Melbourne have made a major scientific breakthrough in the field of embryology after creating a human embryo without an egg or sperm, leading to serious ethical questions. Researchers were able to develop artificial human embryos with ordinary human skin cells which were reprogrammed to imitate the first few days of life. The discovery was made by accident and researchers from Monash University have taken pains to say they have not created life.

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US Funded Virus Research and Used Outbreak Against Us

Written by Dr Joseph Mercola

While the outrageously conflicted investigative commission put together by the World Health Organization has dismissed the possibility of SARS-CoV-2 being a lab-leaked virus, deciding to pursue the imported frozen food theory instead,1,2,3 the lab-origin story refuses to die, and for good reason.

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Media Contradicts Itself on Climate’s High Wind Speed Change

Written by climatechangedispatch.com

Image: TripAdvisor

The Associated Press published – and the Appleton Post-Crescent (Wisconsin) republished – an article claiming global warming is causing an acceleration of wind speeds with disastrous consequences for the Great Lakes. However, the article and its claims have little credibility, as the Associated Press previously claimed global warming is causing wind speeds to slow down, not speed up.

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Israel Passes Law To Mandate ‘Freedom’ Tracking Bracelets

Written by summit.news

Image: Jack Guez / AFP via Getty Images

Israeli lawmakers have passed legislation that could see the government make it mandatory for all citizens entering the country to wear a tracking device. The law says that Israelis returning to the country who have not had a vaccine can isolate at home so long as they accept a ‘freedom bracelet’, a GPS device that will track their every movement to ensure they do not break quarantine rules.

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What you need to know about fetal cell lines and vaccines

Written by lifesitenews.com

March 12, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — The first vaccine in the United States to use an aborted fetal cell line in its production was the MMR vaccine in 1979. Currently in the United States there are many vaccines that contain aborted fetal DNA in the end product of the vaccine, while others use aborted fetal cells in their research and development.

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