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VA to Reconsider Benefits for Ill Gulf War Vets/ WP

February 27, 2010October 14, 2024

In a hearing today, Feb. 26, VA Secretary Shinseki said he would be reviewing disability claims for Gulf War-related illnesses to be sure they were handled correctly. How this will be done was not specified. New training for personnel re how to evaluate claims is needed. New training and guidelines for doctors treating ill veterans is needed as well. The Washington Post discusses the hearing: VA to reconsider benefits for ill Gulf War vets.

FYI, my own views on Gulf War illnesses were expressed in my written testimony to House and Senate VA Committees in 2007. (My oral testimonies to the Committees were necessarily brief and incomplete, so I won’t post them here.)

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Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust and his co-conspirators with a Vietnam connection (Peter Horby and Rick Bright)
June 6, 2021October 14, 2024

Before Sir Dr. Jeremy Farrar got the plum job of CEO of the wealthiest foundation in the UK and one of the wealthiest in the world, he did research for Oxford University in Vietnam for 18 years. It seems curious how one job led to the other. Will (as is said to happen in Las…

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A terrible crime. So much for equity. Washington DC’s majority black 12 and up population must play Russian roulette in order to attend school
July 24, 2022October 14, 2024

While this article claims that 80% of the District’s 12-17 year olds are already vaccinated, I don’t believe it. Washington D. C. is majority black, which is the least vaccinated demographic in the US, probably because they don’t trust the government to tell the truth to them. They recall Tuskegee. Good for them. Terrible crime…

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Let’s vaccinate against a nonexistent flu virus: the “preemptive strike” rears its head again/ BBC
March 10, 2011October 14, 2024

UPDATE: I just learned that in 2008 GSK obtained European regulatory approval to market a so-called “Prepandemic” Vaccine for H5N1 avian flu. This virus is not circulating in humans. The theory behind the vaccine is that if a bird flu virus emerged to cause a pandemic, the GSK vaccine is likely to be somewhat similar to it,…

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Why did CDC choose Hepatitis B vaccine for adults right now?
November 10, 2021October 14, 2024

Maybe they understand they will not be able to get 8 or 9 doses of COVID vaccines into adults. But the Hepatitis B series involves 3 shots over 6 months. This could be an excuse to get 3 more shots into us. I was asked what this COVID vaccine program (and now the Hepatitis B…

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Justin Trudeau, Klaus Schwab, and the infiltration of governments by the World Economic Forum/ Gateway Pundit
February 20, 2022October 14, 2024

Three videos tell the tale. Klaus Schwab bragged about infiltrating the Cabinets, but when a member of Parliament in Canada asked which members of the Canadian Cabinet were WEF graduates (we already know about Trudeau and Freeland), not only was his audio cut off, but another MP accused him of spreading MISinformation. That word is…

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How Good is a Flu Shot? Likely 1-3% chance it will prevent you from getting influenza this year/Lown Institute Blog
October 22, 2015October 14, 2024

Written by Alan Cassels, a British Columbia drug policy researcher, via Lown Institute Weekly: “Normally, the flu vaccine is between 50 to 60 percent effective”— Dr. Tom Frieden, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) How effective is the flu shot? That’s an important question that generates many headlines across North America…

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