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OPINION: Anthrax letters: Was Bruce Ivins hounded to death?/ UPI
Op-Ed piece by Col. Lawrence Sellin, Ret. …Reinforced by a number of armchair detectives from academia, the FBI produced a profile of the anthrax mailer who was described as a lone person living within the United States, who had experience working in labs and was smart enough to produce a highly refined and deadly product. …
Saturday Night Live on the masks, the vacccines, the COVID schtick. 5 minutes. I loved it.
As someone said on Twitter (who I was not allowed to retweet) the Overton window has expanded. We can start to make sense of what has been done these past 23 months. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k6xroHtn-8&t=314s
More on the Israeli anthrax vaccine experiment on soldiers
From the Jerusalem Post From the AP Excerpts from today’s Ha’aretz: Dr. Reuven Porat, who chaired the medical committee, told Haaretz the panel had not been presented with any official documentation that shows the decision to develop, test and produce the vaccine had been authorized by the government. Similarly, there was no authorization presented from…
Hospital that fired workers for refusing annual flu shots must reinstate them with back pay–and exploring the odd mechanisms used to impose vaccine mandates on healthcare workers, while CDC claims there are “no legally mandated vaccinations for adults”
A hospital in Erie, PA fired 6 healthcare workers for refusing the annual flu shot. Taken to the EEOC, the hospital has settled by offering them their jobs back with $300,000 in back pay. The interesting piece to me is the acknowledgement that the hospital imposed its mandate (with over 99% compliance of its remaining…
The Cost Conundrum: What a Texas town can teach us about health care
Atul Gawande is a marvelous writer, as well as a surgeon. In an article in today’s New Yorker, Gawande proves himself to be in the first rank of health care pundits, as well. His extraordinary article is a joy to read, but also extremely important. For example, it identifies and explores the reasons a negative…
Disposing of excess swine flu vaccine: government pays again
This article from the Bucks County Courier Times doesn’t address how the 25 mcg. mercury-containing doses (in multidose vials) will be handled, since release into landfills and rivers is not safe or acceptable. Most swine flu vaccine used in the US was packaged in multidose vials, including a mercury preservative, with small stocks of single…