Everyone debating the merits of the COVID-19 vaccines needs to take these four journal articles into account.

“U.S. maternal deaths are on a worrisome trajectory,” the American Medical Association declared after news that pregnancy-related deaths soared 40 percent in 2021 to levels unseen since 1965.

If you closely read what I tried to write, you are probably shocked at this one line from a recent 1,400 page FOIA.

America’s partisan cognitive catastrophe.

In an era where environmental issues are increasingly prominent, a significant legal dispute, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, has emerged with the potential to reshape regulatory law.

If there were a group of whistleblowers within a government funded organisation who wanted to subtly tell the world that there is no longer any credible evidence to support the ‘safe and effective’ narrative about the covid vaccines, then what they might do is the following:

Will the NZ Health Ministry conduct it honestly? I decode what it announced yesterday.

A large coalition of environmental activist organizations is calling on the Biden administration to use a little-known regulatory maneuver to block a major natural gas expansion project in the Pacific Northwest.

A study cited in the UK press found that the excess deaths are primarily due to circulatory issues, not COVID. Thanks to the work of John Beaudoin, we know the COVID vaccine caused circulatory deaths.

This essay seeks to inform you about the importance of building a parallel independent media economy, and to tell you how to do it.

Almost like Christmas time for the Influenza vaccine companies, the CDC declared National Influenza Vaccination Week from December 4-8, 2023, a “reminder for everyone 6 months and older that there’s still time to get a flu vaccine this season.”

Recently I was on a long program with Dr. Drew Pinsky, who out of the gate declared the COVID-19 vaccines benefitted the elderly early in the pandemic.

Here are the facts:

I studied science/chemistry from grade 9th to Ph.D. level, specializing in analytical-organic chemistry, which makes learning time almost 12 years. Then, I worked for 35 years in the field.

In 2100, our world will likely look drastically different to what it does today.