Want to follow suspected Ebola cases? Here’s the place: SHTF Dashboard
This site‘s owner decided to fill the gap when the Associated Press chose to stop publishing articles on suspected Ebola cases. Great info!
From an exclusive interview with the WSJ: BAGHDAD—Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki ruled out the presence of any U.S. troops in Iraq after the end of 2011, saying his new government and the country’s security forces were capable of confronting any remaining threats to Iraq’s security, sovereignty and unity. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki sat down for…
From McClatchy, a discussion of discrepancies in what the USG has asserted. Read it all. Here is just the beginning: The Obama administration’s public case for attacking Syria is riddled with inconsistencies and hinges mainly on circumstantial evidence, undermining U.S. efforts this week to build support at home and abroad for a punitive strike against…
Looks like the Nature publishing company is trying to regain some respectability. They are publishing information that has been suppressed (mostly) since the start of the pandemic. It turns out that Covid immunity following infection appears to be life-long. Even for mild cases. (Of course, you heard it from me that immunity was going to…
I bought the subscription to help out my readers–Meryl Members of Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Behaviour express regret about ‘unethical’ methods ByGordon Rayner, ASSOCIATE EDITOR14 May 2021 One scientist said the Government ‘was very worried about compliance and they thought people wouldn’t want to be locked down’ Scientists on a committee that encouraged the use…
Has Fauci ever said he was sorry? Admitted he was wrong? Apologized for wasting many of our billions on his illusory HIV vaccines? Said maybe it wasn’t such a good idea to fund the Wuhan Institute of Virology? Just a reminder, below, of how he faked a remdesivir trial. I won’t even start on how…
My testimony to the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee was written to answer many persisting questions about these illnesses. It discussed the myths and the facts, while reviewing the recent research on Gulf War Syndrome. I tried to highlight what has been missing from the studies, and provide some ideas on where to go from here….