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Israel: Soldiers sue government over anthrax shots
From YNet News Dozens of soldiers who took part in experiment in early 1990s aimed at determining efficacy of Anthrax vaccine demand $80,000 each in damages. ‘Physical harm was passed down to our children,’ plaintiff says. There is no description in this article of the types of adverse reactions resulting from the vaccine, which may…
Excellent Seattle Times poster on Covid-19 and prevention
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6796908/Seattle-Times-Coronavirus-Fact-Sheet.pdf
Building on ‘Outstanding Questions’
The FBI has completed its disclosures, and the media, bloggers and scientists have spent a month discussing the anthrax letters case and putative guilt of Bruce Ivins. Where does the case stand, and what remains to be answered? Hoax Letters Remain a MysteryAt least one hoax letter was apparently thought by the FBI to have…
Flu Inc.: How vaccines became big business/ Globe and Mail
Paul Waldie and Grant Robertson of the Globe and Mail, Canada have published a detailed investigative piece on how vaccines have been transformed into a huge industry in the space of a few years. Thirty-two percent growth per year has followed the expanding use of yearly flu vaccines (and the expanding population groups for whom…
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). Corrupt, coordinated assault managed by WHO on an inexpensive and effective treatment / Nass
I think most people have already figured out you can’t trust the mass media on the subject of the chloroquine drugs and Covid-19… let’s avoid the question of which subjects can they be trusted with? I thought you could trust medical journals to a degree, but even they, whose editors are physicians, have been…
NIH OFFICIALS WORKED WITH ECOHEALTH ALLIANCE TO EVADE RESTRICTIONS ON CORONAVIRUS EXPERIMENTS/ The Intercept
https://theintercept.com/2021/11/03/coronavirus-research-ecohealth-nih-emails/ Emails show that NIH officials allowed EcoHealth Alliance to craft oversight language governing its own gain-of-function research. Detailed notes on NIH communications obtained by The Intercept show that beginning in May 2016, agency staff had an unusual exchange with Peter Daszak, the head of EcoHealth Alliance, about experiments his group was planning to conduct…