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Covid deaths impossible to calculate as authorities used 14 different ways to record them/ The Telegraph
Entire article from the Telegraph to save you from its paywall: The number of people who have died from Covid in Britain during the pandemic is impossible to determine because of the inconsistent definitions of what is meant by a coronavirus death, researchers have concluded. Experts from Oxford University discovered that public health and statistics organisations across…
FDA, CDC, NIH all have Foundations to Collect Industry Money to “Advance their Missions”
I blogged (here and here) about how the Inspector General System, set up by Congress to provide independent oversight of the 70 plus executive branch federal agencies, has been prevented from doing its job during the Obama administration. In this post I discuss another way 3 federal health agencies (FDA, CDC, NIH) have been redirected…
Why Countries Must Leave the World Health Organization. *Excellent* summary of important information.
I just found out that Dr. Mercola ran a long piece on my efforts (and others’) to call attention to the WHO takeover yesterday, and the funky One Health concept. Meryl Nass Jun 6, 2023 https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2023/06/05/why-countries-must-leave-who.aspx PDF hyperlink in event above link becomes rendered non-functional (includes graphics but omits the 4 videos): https://media.mercola.com/ImageServer/Public/2023/June/PDF/why-countries-must-leave-who-pdf.pdf Analysis by Dr….
Use of Psychological Profile to Infer Ivins’s Guilt Is Problematic/ Clinical Psychiatry News
Dr. Annette Hanson penned the following piece on the ethically impaired “Expert Behavioral Analysis Panel” paid for by FBI: In March, a panel chaired by Dr. Gregory Saathoff, commonly known as the expert behavioral analysis panel (EBAP), released a report containing a summary and analysis of the investigation of Dr. Bruce Ivins, the suspected anthrax…
Did Swine Flu Cases Reach Their Peak?
According to CDC, weekly swine flu hospitalizations began dropping the last week of October; the death rate also dropped. UPDATE: I called CDC on Monday, November 9, to ask why this wasn’t updated, as usually occurs on Fridays. I was told that 15 deaths (swine flu) and 3 deaths (non-subtyped influenza A) were reported last…
“The AP and other press outlets have agreed not to report on suspected Ebola cases until a positive viral RNA test is completed”/ Forbes
And that could be why we are hearing so little despite multiple suspected cases around the country. Sunday, Nov. 2, someone recently returned from Liberia developed a fever, and was hospitalized at Duke. The publicy learned about this because a doctor at Duke is also a Forbes journalist, who had not signed on to the…