I have been demonised as an `anti-vaxxer’ simple because I have published criticisms showing how and when vaccines can be dangerous and ineffective. I believe it is important to study the risk/value ratio for any medicine.

A study done by Irish and U.S.-based researchers is calling into question the efficacy of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar in dealing with the so-called climate crisis.

In fact, the study found that such energy sources are extremely costly and may be causing as much climate change as they purport to mitigate.

As recently as 2,000 to 1,000 years ago, spanning the Roman to Medieval Warm Periods, East Antarctica was 5-6°C warmer than it is today. The consequent ice melt resulted in >60 meters higher water levels in East Antarctica’s lakes.

An Argentine fishing boat that had been at sea for 35 days returned to land when some of its 61 crew showed symptoms of the new coronavirus, Tierra del Fuego Province’s Health Ministry reported on Monday.

Reports later that evening from local outlets said that 57 of the crew members had tested positive for Covid-19.

This story was spotted by S.S. who passed it along, and it has me intrigued, because a second volunteer for Astrazeneca’s covid-19 virus vaccine has come down with the rare neurological condition known as myelitis, according to this article in RT:

A new report issued by the United Nations World Meteorological Agency (WMA), “titled The Human Cost of Disasters,” says climate change is causing more frequent and severe weather disasters each year.

PBS and other mainstream media outlets uncritically reported on the WMA report. The U.N.’s own data, however, show the claims in the report are false.

Claims that Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has lost half of its coral cover between 1995 and 2017 have received global media coverage. The stories were based on a new paper co-authored by controversial Australian researcher, Professor Terry Hughes of James Cook University.

Social media companies and mainstream media outlets are on a crusade, censoring anyone who challenges the “official” science and narrative behind the COVID-19 virus. It was only last week when Twitter removed New York Post’s bombshell stories about Hunter Biden.

Last Wednesday evening, shortly after announcing yet another round of restrictions, effectively cancelling Halloween and raising a big question mark over Christmas, Micheál Martin quietly disclosed how bad he feels things are.

“Until we get a vaccine,” the Taoiseach told yet another hastily arranged press conference in Government Buildings, “normal life will not resume as we know it”.

Cancer patients in Britain report their lives are being cut short by delayed diagnoses and treatment pauses due to the “obsession” with COVID-19. Three million people so far have been denied screening and are in danger with no end in sight.

The idea that all people have an innate “gender identity” recently has been endorsed by many health-care professionals and mainstream medical organizations. This term commonly is defined to mean the “internal, deeply held” sense of whether one is a man or a woman (or, in the case of children, a boy or a girl), both, or neither.

Dr Simone Gold and her medical colleagues appear in a new video exposing the media’s coverup of treatment. In this episode the shine a light on the fraudulent medical studies, lockdowns, school closings and masks. The truth will pack a punch. Get ready.

Once again it appears there are conflicting facts, data and plenty of opinions about the efficacy of wearing masks to prevent contracting the Coronavirus.

Above is the chart from the BBC virus webpage for the number of cases in the UK up to October 15^th.On the 2^nd, Worldometer showed the UK had jumped to 12^th place by cases, up from 14^th place on the 1^st.

Earlier this week AAPS had the privilege of posting a presentation on our YouTube channel by Baylor Vice-Chair of Internal Medicine, and one of America’s most-published physicians, Peter McCullough, MD. In the 20 minute video he explains the early treatment protocol he helped develop, with colleagues in the U.S. and internationally, that is saving the lives of COVID-19 patients around the world.