Written by PSI Editor
This weekend’s guest on TNT Radio’s Sky Dragon Slaying Show is Carl Herman, a National Board Certified teacher of the US Government, Economics, and History. He’s also credentialed in Mathematics. Listen live Saturday 7 pm -9 pm (New York time).
Written by Francis Menton
Canadian climate scientist Dr. Tim Ball passed away on Saturday, September 24. A brief obituary has been posted on the Watts Up With That website. Ball had a long career as a professor at the University of Winnipeg, although he had been retired for a number of years, and was 83 when he died.
Written by Tanka Katarina Rebel and PSI Editor
On the weekend of September 24-25, people from across the world rose to demand an immediate halt to 5G on Earth and in Space for the sake of Public Health, Ecology, and Personal Freedom.
The message: “We do not consent to a few powerful technology and satellite companies dictating the future of all life on Earth.”
Written by PSI Editor
This weekend’s guest on TNT Radio’s Sky Dragon Slaying Show is pediatrician Dr. Michelle Perro. Dr. Perro has been practicing children’s medicine for 40 years and is listed as one of America’s Top 10 Pediatricians by Consumer Reports (2006-2012). Listen live Saturday 7 pm -9 pm (New York time).
Written by PSI Editor
Dr. Judy Wilyman has put everything on the line in the interest of public health. She’s been mocked, banned, and canceled by the most powerful entities at any time in history. She’s considered a true legend for freedom and medical education in Australia.
Written by PSI Editor & Kathy Joseph
It’s 1705 and you’ve been invited to the Royal Society of London. Imagine your surprise to see an incredible sight: Isaac Newton’s assistant, Francis Hauksbee, holding a strange device with a glass tube on a spindle that could be spun with a handle. The lights dim, and as the glass is spun an eerie purple light emanates from the tube.
Written by Rhoda Wilson
One of our readers from Spain has done an incredible job of collecting over 1,500 images of Covid propaganda from around the world and turning them into a video.
It is a truly astounding collection and serves as a visual reminder that we must never forget what has been done to so many by so few.
Written by Dan Skorbach
Embalming is a unique profession that prepares the body of a deceased person for the funeral. Part of this process involves draining the blood from the corpse and replacing it with embalming fluid to preserve the tissues.
While draining the blood, embalmers sometimes come across blood clots in the veins and arteries.
Written by PSI Editor and Tucker Carlson
In a scathing monologue, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson takes on the liberal environmental policies wrecking California and are now infecting other states as well.
Written by PSI Editor
Around 17,000 years ago during the Upper Paleolithic, the world was in the grip of an Ice Age the likes of which humanity had never seen before.
Things had been cold on Earth with polar icecaps and chilly northern winters for most of human history.
Written by PSI Editor and Mikki Willis
Of all the harmful misinformation spread over the past couple of years, one of the most disturbing, false narratives was targeted at the Nobel Prize-winning HUMAN medicine, Ivermectin.
Written by PSI Editor
5G is being rolled out across the country despite growing evidence that it is disruptive to our health, our safety, and the environment. Scientist and journalist Arthur Firstenberg discusses the very real impacts on the biosphere and human health.
Written by PSI Editor
In a new video, Dr. Clare Craig of the Hart Group exposes the shoddy methodology used in the Pfizer trials that tested the Covid vax on children aged six months to four years old.
According to Dr. Craig, she was “shocked” by what she learned. The trial recruited 4,526 children aged six months to four years old. Of that, 3,000 children did NOT make it to the end of the trial!
Written by PSI Editor
Mountain biker Rab Wardell died just two days after winning the Scottish championship. He went into cardiac arrest on Tuesday morning. That was less than 48 hours after winning a national championship.
Written by Dr. Sam Bailey and PSI Editor
Despite rabies never coming close to most people’s lives, it has long haunted the human imagination due to the associations with crazed biting, insomnia, male predominance, and hypersexuality.
Written by Sky News Australia
Copenhagen Consensus President Bjorn Lomborg says the world tried to introduce renewables to the grid without having enough base-load power to support it.