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‘Eco-Friendly’ Plastics Pose The Same Threat To Marine Life

Written by CFACT

According to a study performed by Tel Aviv University, “environmentally friendly” cutlery like utensils and plates made with bioplastics is actually posing a threat to marine species.

Previously, it was thought that disposable tableware made out of bioplastics was much better for the environment than normal plastic because it would decompose quicker and pose fewer risks to fish, birds, and other sea creatures.

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Google Promotes Study That Climate Change Causes Cancer

Written by H Sterling Burnett

Among the top items Google is promoting today under the search term “climate change” is a paper out of the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) titled, “Climate Change Will Give Rise to More Cancers.”

As the title implies, the study claims climate change will contribute to “higher rates of cancer, especially lung, skin and gastrointestinal cancers,” because climate change will cause poor air quality and disruptions in the food supply.

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Covid-19 Vaccine Protocols Reveal That Trials Are Designed To Succeed

Written by William A. Haseltine

ModernaPfizerAstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson are leading candidates for the completion of a Covid-19 vaccine likely to be released in the coming months. These companies have published their vaccine trial protocols. This unusually transparent action during a major drug trial deserves praise, close inspection of the protocols raises surprising concerns.

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Using PCR Tests to Diagnose COVID19 Is Bad Science & Fraudulent

Written by Dr. Pascal Sacré

Positive RT-PCR test means being sick with COVID. This assumption is misleading. Very few people, including doctors, understand how a PCR test works. RT-PCR means Real Time-Polymerase Chain Reaction. (This article is in English & underneath are notes in French)

In French, it means: Réaction de Polymérisation en Chaîne en Temps Réel. In medicine, we use this tool mainly to diagnose a viral infection.

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How Quicycle Is Advancing the Cause of Pure Science

Written by John G. Williamson, Vivian Robinson & Arnold Benn

The Quicycle Society is an organization dedicated to furthering the principles of pure science. One of its principal goals is to illuminate the unity between quantum, classical and relativistic mechanics. Standard model physicists have been unable to link them together. Some have gone so far as to say that quantum mechanics and relativity are mutually exclusive.

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Gone With The Wind: Power Shortages The ‘New Normal’

Written by Ross Clark

If it wasn’t miserable enough being told that I have to spend the next month at home, now I have ‘Pete’ from Octopus Energy emailing me and asking if I would mind terribly turning off a few appliances between 4.30 pm and 6.30 pm. If fact, he says, if I can halve my energy usage during those hours he’ll give me a half-price deal on the rest.

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How a Private Corporation Controls Our Public Health

Written by Dr Urmie Ray

Together with other similar firms, Bain & Company, one of the top Inter-national American consultancy firms, is advising both the British[1] and Indian[2] governments on covid related policies. In France, the partnership goes further: as reported by the daily Libération in April, it has been entrusted by the government to steer the country’s covid testing strategy.[3]

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Health Canada has no record of ‘COVID-19 virus’ isolation

Written by www.fluoridefreepeel.ca

Would a sane person mix a patient sample (containing various sources of genetic material and never proven to contain any particular virus) with transfected monkey kidney cells, fetal bovine serum and toxic drugs, then claim that the resulting concoction is “viral isolate” and ship it off internationally for use in critical research (including vaccine and test development)?

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