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Do You Know These Scientific Pioneers?

Written by Tom Siegfried

It’s easy to name science and math geniuses. I can just flip open my old book from the 1960s, which lists “100 Great Scientists”; it contains all the names you’d find on most popular lists of scientific geniuses: Einstein, Newton, Maxwell, Gauss, Bohr, Archimedes, Darwin, Galileo, and 92 others.

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‘The Contagion Myth’ – New Book Exposing COVID-19 Fallacies

Written by John O'Sullivan

As a preface to the bookThe Contagion Myth‘ authored by Thomas S. Cowan, MD, and Sally Fallon Morell, Sally Fallon Morell provides an excellent introduction to the problems the medical community is grappling with over so-called infectious diseases such as COVID-19.

Below is Sally’s preface to her book to help inform readers as to this enigmatic topic.

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Here’s Why You Should Skip the Covid Vaccine

Written by Mike Whitney

Peter Doshi, associate editor of the British Medical Journal and assistant professor of pharmaceutical health services research at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy warns:

“The world has bet the farm on vaccines as the solution to the pandemic, but the trials are not focused on answering the questions many might assume they are.”

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Did a 9th planet ‘escape’ billions of years ago?

Written by Chris Ciaccia

Scientists have found evidence to suggest that another world once existed between Uranus and Saturn.

While much of the effort involved in tracking down the rumored ‘Planet Nine’ has focused on exploring the outer reaches of our solar system, some researchers believe that there may in fact have once been a sizable planet much closer to home, somewhere between the orbits of Uranus and Saturn.

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COVID Fraud: Study Exposing Death Toll Lies Mysteriously Disappears

Written by Joe Hoft

Johns Hopkins University keeps a tracker of covid cases around the world and the US.  This site is used to scare people into staying in their homes and shut off from the real world.  So when a study from Johns Hopkins comes out, showing no increase in deaths in 2020 related to prior years, the study has to be taken down.

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Are PCR Tests Secret Vaccines?

Written by John O'Sullivan

Concern is growing that an innovative nanotech device developed at Johns Hopkins University may be used to secretly deliver the COVID19 vaccine to those people who are “vaccine hesitant.”

Certainly, the technology is real, but is their any merit to such a claim?

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COVID19: Dr Zelenko’s Statement to U.S. Senate Committee, Homeland Security

Written by Vladimir Zelenko MD

A leading New York medical doctor who has done pioneering work to prove the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine treatment during the pandemic submits his detailed report to the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security.

We have pleasure in re-posting the Statement for the Official Record, by Vladimir Zelenko MD,  Board Certified Physician, New York, below.

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COVID-19 Lockdowns: Liberty and Science

Written by  Sam Jacobs

Before launching into specifics about “the science” of lockdowns, it is worth discussing who was impacted by lockdowns and who wasn’t. Despite the rhetoric from the political and media class about how “we are all in this together,” there is clearly no “we” and there are different impacts on different people.

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Coronavirus – A perspective from Britain Part 16

Written by Andy Rowlands

This article covers the second half of November. Above is the chart from the BBC virus webpage for the number of new cases in the UK up to November 30th.

You can see the number of new cases is falling rapidly across Britain, but UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock described this as ‘cases appear to be flattening’!

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A Pandemic? What Pandemic?

Written by Dr Urmie Ray

1 “Whats in a Name?” The unprecedented measures imposed on world populations were justified by the supposed spread of a pandemic. Hence, to begin with, it is necessary to have a precise idea of the meaning of this term to be able to assess whether there has been a pandemic or not. To paraphrase Shakespeare, “Whats in a name?

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