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A Cultural History of Syphilis

Written by John Leake

In response to my post last night in which I reflected on Franz Schubert’s desperate struggle with syphilis, and old friend in Dallas (who happens to be a medical doctor) sent me the following message:

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The Case Against Using Children in Climate Lawsuits

Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

Throughout history, the involvement of children in adult-driven narratives has been a recurring phenomenon, manifesting across diverse contexts such as political propaganda, religious movements, marketing campaigns, social causes, and legal battles

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What Sickness Can Teach Us

Written by John Leake

For the last three days I have been laid very low by some kind of bug. If four negative COVID-19 antigen tests are any indication, I don’t have COVID, but some other upper respiratory tract infection

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Silence in the face of evil is itself evil

Written by Phillip Altman

There was standing room only on 4th Dec. at the Golden Sheaf Hotel, Double Bay, Sydney for the launch of the book “Too Many Deaths” which is a collection of papers documenting and analysing the unexplained non-Covid Excess Deaths following the rollout of the Covid “vaccines”

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