In my last article I basically tried to add some color to OpenVAET & Arkmedic’s “Nothing burger” article about Steve Kirsch’s time series cohort analysis.

2023 was an unusually bad year for appliance regulations, and future years won’t be much better unless Congress finds a way to stop the nonsense.

Safety concerns over mass vaccination have gone far beyond what I could have envisioned when John Leake and myself sat down to write Courage to Face COVID-19 in 2021.

A controversial forecast by Deagel, a global intelligence and consulting firm, gained attention in 2017 for its startling prediction of a significant depopulation event across the Western World by 2025.

An Austrian study showed more COVID-19 deaths among individuals who received four vaccine doses than among those who received fewer doses or no vaccinations.

During 2023, the corporate media has been dominated by reports of allegedly record-breaking heatwaves, wildfires, and droughts.

The Hill said they heard rumors that Barack Obama himself had lobbied the Harvard Corporation (the Board that appointed Gay) to not fire her.

Neanderthals, which disappeared from the archaeological record roughly 40,000 years ago, have long been considered our closest evolutionary relatives

I am often asked some form of the question “what caused you to come out of the closet and start criticizing the vaccines”.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common viral infection affecting infants (~3.6 million total population) mainly under age 1 year easily treated with nebulizer therapy.

Tony has slowly been approaching the Slayer position on the fraud of the climate greenhouse effect.

In the high-stakes arena of pain management, tensions are flaring over go-to analgesics.

A federal judge sided with a Native American tribe in a dispute with a major wind developer on Wednesday, handing a massive defeat to the wind industry to end 2023.