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Report: Tesla Battery Design Flaw Causes Breakdowns and Fires

Written by Lucas Nolan

Recently leaked emails from Elon Musk’s Tesla reveal that the company knew in 2012 of a battery design flaw in its Model S vehicles that could cause breakdown and even fires but sold the cars anyway.

Business Insider reports that recently leaked emails from 2012 reveal that Tesla was aware of a flaw in the design of the company’s Model S battery that could lead to breakdowns and fires but chose to sell the cars anyway.

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New Study: Trump-Touted COVID-19 Drug Hydroxychloroquine Works!

Written by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times

The anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine lowers the death rate of COVID-19 patients, U.S. researchers have said.

Researchers conducted a retrospective analysis of over 2,500 patients hospitalized between March 10 and May 2 in the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan. Over 2,000 of the patients were given hydroxychloroquine or the anti-malarial with azithromycin, an antibiotic.

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Big Pharma Using Pandemic to Steal From You

Written by Graeme McMillan

A major theme running throughout the SARS-CoV2 virus pandemic has been and especially in the early days: NO RETURN TO NORMAL UNTIL A VACCINE IS AVAILABLE

This became a meme in the citizen’s zeitgeist. It is present everywhere from football web sites to Government mouthpieces.

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On the Physics of Climate Change

Written by Herb Rose

Science is about the search for knowledge and understanding. It is understood that there will never be “a” correct answer in science, just a continuing journey. Richard Feynman, the noted physicist, said that science is the belief that the experts are wrong.

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Infant mortality down; number of vaccinations down

Written by Jon Rappoport

The reference here is an analysis of mortality data by Mark Blaxill and Amy Becker, “Lessons from the Lockdown,” posted at Children’s Health Defense on June 18:

“But the pandemic experience has brought on a surprising effect on this expected death rate among children. Starting in early March, expected deaths began a sharp decline, from an expected level of around 700 deaths per week to well under 500 by mid‐April and throughout May.”

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China Has ‘First-Strike’ EPW Capability To Melt U.S. Power Grid

Written by James Conca

Last week, the EMP Task Force on National and Homeland Security issued a scary report on China’s ability to conduct an Electromagnetic Pulse attack on the United States. The key takeaway, according to Dr. Peter Pry, executive director of the task force, is that China now has super-EMP weapons, knows how to protect itself against an EMP attack, and has developed protocols to conduct a first-strike attack, even as they deny they would ever do so.

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Your Brain, Bones, and Boron

Written by Brian Krans and Rachel Nall

Boron is an element found naturally in leafy green vegetables like kale and spinach. It can also be found in grains, prunes, raisins, noncitrus fruits, and nuts.

A person’s daily diet typically contains 1.5 to 3 milligrams (mg) of boron. The five most common sources of boron in a person’s daily diet are:

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The Real Pandemic Was a Nursing Home Problem

Written by Peter C. Earle

Over the last week, many governors have reinstituted coronavirus policy implementations which had been in various phases of cessation. Why? This is because of an alleged “spike” in new COVID-19 infections. Other states have abbreviated their phased lifting of lockdowns. This is despite the fact that current US deaths from COVID-19 are now 90{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} off their peak.

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