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Too Many Holes in USG case / McClatchy
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…
3 Months Before Anthrax Sent, Daschle Criticized Anthrax Vaccine
Speaking to motive for the Daschle and Leahy letters, there might be multiple motives. The letters likely influenced their decisions on upcoming legislation like the Patriotic Act, and both had considerable power to promote or suppress legislation. The letters were likely intended to frighten all Congressional Members, whose office buildings were affected, and who, like…
Mandatory vaccinations for healthcare workers continue to be pushed–and then they will be for everyone
On February 8, a federal government vaccine advisory group (NVAC) made five recommendatios to increase healthcare worker flu vaccinations. Members have significant conflicts of interest, such as Marie McCormick, who has chaired many IOM committees on vaccine safety and efficacy. As reported by CIDRAP: … The NVAC’s recommendations urge US hospitals to establish comprehensive infection…
The Spartacus Report
A very comprehensive and interesting report has appeared anonymously on the web and gone viral over a few days. I like it a great deal because it echoes my own thoughts about the pandemic and the metapandemic, which is all the changes being wrought under cover of the pandemic, under the guise of healthcare, or…
What happened at the FDA’s Advisory Committee meeting on the selection of future boosters?
Here is my live blog. I was trying to converse with another watcher at the same time–something I had not done before while live-blogging–and the result is more errors and typos than usual. Sorry. Authorizing vaccine for the 6 months up to 5 year group was never mentioned. Can it be that FDA is finally…
WHO’s Fooling Who? The one who gives the orders is the sovereign.
The the WHO lawyers are trying to play us, saying the nations are sovereign because they still make the laws. What the WHO omits saying is that under the Treaty and proposed IHR Amendments, nations will be forced to pass the laws that the WHO tell them to pass. Examples of this and other…