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Notorious Obelisk Asteroid Isn’t What Scientists Thought

Written by Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics

The debate over the origins and molecular structure of ‘Oumuamua continued today with an announcement in The Astrophysical Journal Letters that despite earlier promising claims, the interstellar object is not made of molecular hydrogen ice after all.

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Really Concerned About CO2 Emissions? Embrace Nuclear

Written by Norman Rogers

In the words of James Hansen, the scientist most responsible for promoting global warming, wind and solar are “grotesque” solutions for reducing CO2 emissions.

Michael Shellenberger, a prominent activist, has the same opinion. Hansen and Shellenberger, as well as many other global warming activists, have come to the conclusion that nuclear energy is the only viable method of reducing CO2 emissions from the generation of electricity.

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Learn the Truth About the Risk Of Nuclear Power

Written by David Watson

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The Mathematics of ‘COVID19’ Testing

Written by Graeme McMillan

The Basic Arithmetic: As usual, I am writing about the SARS-CoV2 (SC2) numbers from a Scottish perspective but the general conclusions apply to any country.

It is quite apparent from pronouncements from the First Minister, Ms Sturgeon, that she has no idea what the numbers she is communicating to the general public actually mean.

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No, Whales Are Not At Risk Of Extinction

Written by Donna Laframboise

In his recent book, Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All, Michael Shellenberger declares“Not a single whale species is at risk of extinction.”

That was true enough when his book was being written. But in January 2020, the International Union of Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared one whale subspecies critically endangered. Which sounds bad until we understand the context.

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COVID19: The simulated pandemic planned by world governments

Written by Dr Andre Alexander, Queen's Counsel (hon.) Nominee

As far back as 2005, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and its partners at the UN, the World Bank and similar international bodies together with 196 countries planned for the current pandemic.

In respect to that, this article briefly surveys how all this came to be and the coincidental international rolling out of the current pandemic and its containment measures.

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The pandemic pattern—how the illusion is built

Written by Jon Rappoport

This article is based on my study and investigation of so-called epidemics over the past 30 years.In the case of COVID-19, I’ve written at least one piece covering, in detail, each main element of the illusion. Here, I’m laying out the pattern. It is the same for each fake epidemic.

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COVID test results can take so long that they’re ‘close to useless’

Written by Daniel Payne

Widespread delays in COVID-19 test results have made nearly 40% of all such tests epidemiologically pointless, according to expert opinion and a review on test turnaround times throughout the country.

“[A]lmost 40% of Americans had to wait more than three days for their [coronavirus test] results,” CNBC reported on Saturday, announcing the results of a national survey run in partnership with the data firm Dynata.

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Why Climate Change Will Not Cause New Epidemics

Written by H Sterling Burnett

My daily Google search for “Climate Change,” turned up a whopper of a story published in Phys.org indicating a warmer world due to climate change could lead to a massive loss of lives due to resurgent infectious diseases from the past.

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Bill Gates says hydroxychloroquine has ‘severe side effects’

Written by Daniel Payne

Bill Gates this week added more flame to the fire in the ongoing debate over the usage of hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19, claiming that using the drug to treat the coronavirus carries with it the risk of “severe side effects” and arguing that medical officials should instead pursue the numerous “good therapeutic drugs” currently in development.

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Doctors Send Open Letter to Fauci About HCQ COVID Cure

Written by George C. Fareed, MD, Michael M. Jacobs, MD, MPH, Donald C. Pompan, MD

Since the start of the pandemic, hundreds of doctors have successfully used hydroxychloroquine to treat patients symptomatic of COVID-19 infections. In frustration at the media negativity about this safe, effective medicine American doctors have sent an open letter to Dr Fauci raising their concerns.

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More C02 Isn’t Making Earth ‘Uninhabitable’

Written by David Simon

Former Federal Reserve Board vice chairman and Princeton University economist Alan Blinder recently wrote the following in the Wall Street Journal: “cumulative CO2 emissions heat up the atmosphere, causing climate changes of all sorts—most of them bad. Because this huge negative externality has been allowed to run rampant, we are gradually making the Earth an inhospitable place for humans.”

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Coronavirus – A Perspective from Britain Part 9

Written by Andy Rowlands

I have decided to write two articles per month for the moment, as doing just one meant some information from the beginning of the month had been superseded by newer or updated information. I will include the graph for cases in Birmingham & Solihull in the second article each month.

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