Officials recall more swine flu vaccine/ SF Chronicle
In a previous post, I cited literature that showed the nasal vaccine had been only 29% effective in adults in a previous year, even when fully ‘potent.’
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“Incidents” at Fort Detrick, 2009: 17 infectious exposures of personnel/ Frederick News-Post
The local Frederick News-Post filed a FOIA to learn the number and type of infectious incidents and injuries that had been reported over the past few years. Last November an employee was sick with tularemia for 3 weeks before being diagnosed, Most likely she inhaled the bacteria. Examples incllude the following: Of the 16 reports…
Steve Kirsch has written about my case, listing some of the evidence, and explaining how the Witch Hunt sends a chilling message, forcing doctors into submission
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/robert-malones-doctor-had-her-license If you are trying to bring in a totalitarian regime under the guise of medical care for a pandemic, you absolutely have to control the speech of the doctors. Of the 71 Medical Board members of the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB), 15 (or 12 according to someone else) have started prosecuting physicians…
WHO takes a stand for transparency in clinical trials research / Science
Pharmaceutical companies conduct pre-clinical (without people) and clinical research (utilizing human subjects) to understand the effects of drugs they are developing. Until now, even though the research often involves human voluntary subjects who may not be compensated for their participation, the findings of the research have been considered proprietary, or owned by the research sponsor….
Is Avian Flu vaccine next for selected groups?/ WHO
WHO’s Strategic Group of Experts Working Group on Avian Flu (H5N1) Vaccine is working on “evidence-based recommendations” for using up stockpiles of avian flu vaccine that are reaching their expiration date. From WHO’s website: “Facilitate a SAGE review and decision on potential evidence-based recommendations on the use during the current inter-pandemic period of: H5N1 influenza…
4/5ths of Medical Devices recalled by FDA were not approved using standard procedures/ Archives of Internal Medicine
Steve Nissen et al. hit another homer; the authors examine why bad medical devices (those eventually recalled) were initially approved by FDA, and learn it was due to skirting the standard review process. Does abbreviated review of products benefit the public in any way? Shouldn’t this abbreviated approval process be eliminated for all but emergency…
Robert Malone on childhood vaccines: short and very pointed. Everyone should read this and share.
The full interview with Dr. Malone is well worth watching: https://www.bitchute.com/video/uGjXMiBHKe55/ My name is Robert Malone, and I am speaking to you as a parent, grandparent, physician and scientist. I don’t usually read from a prepared speech, but this is so important that I wanted to make sure that I get every single word and…