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From ABC News in NYC: The outbreak of the mumps at Fordham University has spread from one campus to another. There are now 13 reported cases, 12 at the Rose Hill campus in the Bronx and one at the Lincoln Center campus in Manhattan.  The symptoms are similar to the flu, but the virus can…

1.  A case was adjudicated in Weimar, Germany regarding the necessity of pandemic measures (and the actual occurrence of a dangerous pandemic) for children several months ago.  The plaintiffs won, and the Weimar government was ordered to dismantle its lockdown and school-based measures.  Next, the judge was attacked, had electronics seized, was searched and possibly…

I had a wonderful 9th grade English teacher.  He taught Rudyard Kipling’s poem ‘If’ as something really over the top, full of self-satisfaction, lacking nuance.  Until 2020 I agreed.  The poem’s premise seemed totally outlandish–until now.  Kipling won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1907.  Did he have a time capsule for 2020? IF “If…

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…

https://childrenshealthdefense.eu/eu-issues/watch-the-replay-hands-off-our-children-brussels-belgium-november-12-2022/  My talk lasts 16 minutes, is last, and starts at 3 hrs. 44 minutes.

Press Release from Senator Grassley, asking many previously unasked questions about the vaccine supply; its cost; safety studies; efficacy data; and government oversight, given the PREPA liability shield: WASHINGTON – Senator Chuck Grassley has asked the Secretary of Health and Human Services for additional information about the government’s supply of the H1N1 vaccine, based on…