A Universal, Non-Verbal Communication System?

Written by Clare Watson

Deep down, everyone just wants to be understood. And regardless of what language we speak, or whether we are blind or sighted, new research hints at a shared, universal non-verbal communication system that comes to life when we gesture without talking.

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Public Has Lost Trust in Institutions that Promote Covid Vaccination

Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH

I have always wondered how hard it would be for a research scientist or clinician-investigator to publish a paper concluding COVID-19 vaccination was unsafe when they took the jab, had their family vaccinated, pushed it on their patients, and worked in an environment where their job was dependent on compliance with a vaccine mandate.

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The Health Threat Of An Open Border

Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS

The Biden White House is determined to have open borders, which not only threaten our economy and overwhelm our existing support systems which are funded by and for US citizens, but also expose Americans to deadly diseases.

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Understanding the Fentanyl Crisis

Written by John Leake

Over the last year I’ve heard multiple stories of young people taking what they thought were recreational drugs—or pharmaceutical drugs for recreational purposes—that turned out to be spiked with fatal quantifies of fentanyl.

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