Executive summary
Just two pieces of very strong data (that are both impossible to explain if there wasn’t a causal link) were enough to cause ChatGPT to admit that it’s now more likely than not that vaccines cause autism:
Written by Steve Kirsch
Just two pieces of very strong data (that are both impossible to explain if there wasn’t a causal link) were enough to cause ChatGPT to admit that it’s now more likely than not that vaccines cause autism:
Written by phillip.altman
On the heels of US House of Representatives Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic (4 Dec. 2024) which was the subject of my Substack of 29 December (CLICK HERE).
Written by Dr Sam Bailey
In 2021, Drs Mark Bailey and John Bevan-Smith published The COVID-19 Fraud & War on Humanity, an essay outlining why the belief in viruses as contagious, disease-causing entities had become an existential threat.
Written by Justus R. Hope
Warburg was right. Cancer is a disease of the mitochondria, those tiny engines within our cells that burn sugar.
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
Every year, new temperature records are breathlessly announced as though the planet is plunging into uncharted climate chaos
Written by Greg Hunter
For the last three years, a “Worldwide Embalmer Blood Clot Survey” has been uncovering what mortuary workers are finding in the bodies they are preparing for burial.
Written by John Leake
Anne Dachel, author of Anne’s Substack, did a fine job of compiling MSM reporting on RFK, Jr.’s April 16 autism press conference (see The Media Slams RFK, Ignores Zahorodny.
Written by John Leake
Last October, the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic sent a criminal referral to the Justice Department, recommending former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo be charged with making false statements to Congress.
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH
In most of Europe and the Americas, cousin marriage is extremely rare — only a few percent of people are married to their first or second cousins. But in other societies — mostly in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia — it’s much more common
Written by Mike Stone
When I first set out to create ViroLIEgy.com, my goal—beyond providing a place to share and preserve my research—was to build a one-stop site where people could easily access information on the fraud of virology
Written by I&I Editorial Board
Acting to please a constituency that prefers scarcity over abundance, Joe Biden ordered up a list of federal rules that restricted consumer choice
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
The New York Times warns us that “The Next Generation of American Scientists Is Losing Faith”
Written by BBC
A Cambridge team studying the atmosphere of a planet called K2-18b has detected signs of molecules which on Earth are only produced by living organisms
Written by Edward Ring
The first Earth Day was organized in 1970 in response to growing public concern for the environment. Many of these concerns were entirely justified
Written by Roxanne Khamsi
Written texts of all ages have the same drift when it comes to the midriff – they consistently describe women’s thin waists as attractive
Written by Charles Rotter Charles Rotter
Oh Guardian, thou unerring oracle of elite anguish and latte-laced righteousness, what have you conjured this time?