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Overcoming the Cultural Divide on Climate Alarmism (Your Life May Depend On It)

Written by Tom Harris

Those of us who recognize that natural climate change happens all the time and almost certainly overwhelms anything humans contribute need to focus more on convincing our left-leaning family and friends of our viewpoint. After all, fully half of Americans either identify as Democrats or lean Democratic, while only 42% identify as Republicans or lean Republican, according to Pew Research Center surveys conducted in 2017.

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Convincing Leftists To Reject the Climate Scare

Written by Tom Harris

In last week’s article, Winning Leftists Over to Climate Realism,” I explained that facts alone are insufficient to counter the years of deep conditioning that many of our left-leaning friends have been subjected to. To affect them emotionally, a crucial step in de-programming climate alarmists, we also need to demonstrate how the support of the climate scare violates their concerns about “social justice” and environmental protection.

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Winning Leftists Over to Climate Realism

Written by Tom Harris

In last week’s article, Facts Matter in the Climate Debate,” I introduced the monthly CLIMATE FACT CHECKS that we issue along with a number of allied groups. At the start of each month, ICSC uploads a link to the previous month’s version to the top of the ICSC home page. The October version is now there and links to Climate Fact Check | ICSC (icsc-climate.com). In my article, I explained how the use of these real-world facts could help neutralize annoying climate alarmist family members who would ruin our holiday dinners with irrational doom and gloom.

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The Essential Guide to Multiple Sclerosis: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Natural Approaches

Written by Mercura Wang

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune condition affecting the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord. It occurs when the immune system mistakenly targets and harms the protective fatty myelin sheath surrounding nerves. Myelin plays a crucial role in insulating and safeguarding nerves, ensuring the electrical signals from the brain to the body travel swiftly and effectively. The disease can lead to issues with muscle coordination, vision, balance, sensation, and thinking, sometimes resulting in significant disabilities.

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Vaccines Part 5: Moderna and the Unsuccessful History of mRNA Pt 2

Written by Well Here We Go

In this video, we  look at the mRNA based Zika that has never come to market, the admission of both Pfizer and Moderna there was no evidence gathered on if the Covid shots stopped transmission in 2020 before they were available (so it’s scientifically bankrupt to have different restrictions based on vaccine status).

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Watch Principia Scientific’s 2023 ‘Wrap Up’ on TNT Radio!

Written by PSI Editor

Saturday 23, 2023: A massive year for airing truth in the collaboration between Principia Scientific International and news talk station, TNT Radio. Watch/listen live to Principia Scientific’s stalwarts in a two-hour special summarizing 2023’s biggest science news the mainstream would rather you didn’t know!

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Unprecedented Surges in Cardiac Arrest Cases in Victoria, Australia: Exploring the Potential Vaccine Link

Written by Ellen Wan

In the past two years, there has been a notable surge in the number of cardiac arrest cases in Victoria, Australia. From 2021 to 2022, cases increased by 5.8 percent compared to the previous year, reaching a historical high. These numbers have sparked public concerns about the potential side effects of vaccines.

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