WHO challenged at public hearing on the handling of the Swine Flu pandemic/ Council of Europe

I am not a fluent speaker and so I don’t like interviews, but for some reason I have 4 of them scheduled this week.  Today I met with Tommy Carrigan, an erudite young man who says he listens to audio books while playing video games, and that is where he gets his learning.  He could…

Much ado about nothing–yet creating the architecture for a world takeover by the WHO. Big One Health meeting coming next fall. https://www.woah.org/app/uploads/2023/12/guide-to-implement-the-oh-jpa-v19-web.pdf Don’t say I didn’t warn you. They are putting everything in the world into the One Health basket. Including your children’s education, your food and your money. And don’t forget climate change. They…

Below is a screenshot clearly showing Dr. Faustus’ claim he is supported by CDC, which he denied under oath. Below that is a link to his whole article. To the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine: your expert witness is confused as to how much he earns, whether he is Editor-in-Chief of Medpage Today, and…

Science Magazine asks, “What about the Silicon?”  The 19 March 2010 issue contains an article by Yudhijit Bhattacharjee detailing all we don’t know about the silicon in the anthrax spores sent to Senators Daschle and Leahy and to the NY Post, and the absence of spores containing silicon in Ivins’ flask.  Excerpts follow: That question…

Tess Lawrie’s group’s metaanalysis of ivermectin research papers, published in June, has received a great deal of positive attention.  It was, as expected, carefully done.  The authors graded the quality of the papers they reviewed.   The abstract noted: “Therapeutic Advances: Meta-analysis of 15 trials found that ivermectin reduced risk of death compared with no…