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What could they put in the COVID vaccine?

Written by Jon Rappoport

Tiny, tiny biosensors? From lexico.com: nanotechnology: “The branch of technology that deals with dimensions and tolerances of less than 100 nanometers, especially the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules.”

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Fact-Checking Climate Alarmist Predictions – Part III

Written by Deidre Garyk

Young children are scared. Millennials are in hysterics and mobilized. Adults are frightened and uncertain.

Politicians are feeding off the angst, enacting multi-billion-dollar public policies, and thinking about implementing multi-trillion-dollar plans, in an effort to appease the electorate under the guise of saving the planet and humanity.

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Are Your Eyes In Grave Danger?

Written by John O'Sullivan

Few people realize how essential eye examinations can be as part of preventative health care for more than just your eyesight.

Take for example a condition called Graves’ Disease that affects 0.5 percent of males and 3 percent of females. You probably haven’t heard of it but you probably have seen the obvious sign someone has it.

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New Study: Highly Likely Our Climate Controls CO2 Changes

Written by Kenneth Richard

Prompted by the observation that dramatic COVID-related reductions in 2020 human CO2 emissions had zero impact on the Earth’s CO2 concentration, two scientists conduct extensive statistical probability analyses to conclude temperature changes lead to CO2 changes, not the other way around.

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Why Politicians and Advisors Will Go to Prison

Written by Dr Vernon Coleman MB ChB DSc FRSA

Despite the bizarre and inexplicable things that have happened, and a barrage of lies which would embarrass Pinocchio, seemingly intelligent people still believe the chaos and confusion is through incompetence.

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