Tricks used by CDC to minimize vaccine injury rates CDC has become very enamoured of the VAERS database for Covid shots. This is very curious, because CDC used to claim this database was only good for identifying signals, and not for calculating the rates of adverse vaccine reactions. I have previously cited the CDC’s own…
From CDC regarding how one must handle laboratory specimens from someone with Ebola: “Clinical specimens [such as blood or urine] from persons suspected of being infected with one of the agents listed in this summary (Ebola is listed as BSL-4 on page 251) should be submitted to a laboratory with a BSL-4 maximum containment facility.”…
Until Stew Peters asked me about the possibility of being locked up on a psychiatric ward, it had honestly never occurred to me that such a thing could happen. Which just goes to show how much in denial I could be. Because I happen to know a cardiologist in Switzerland, Thomas Binder, who got locked…
From Reuters: A U.S. government media event to promote H1N1 school vaccinations on Friday included VIPs, cute kids and a phalanx of television cameras — but only one in five children at the school had proper parental consent to get immunized. . . But the small numbers also underscored the challenge facing the U.S. government’s…
From USA Today, August 17, 2014: More than 1,100 laboratory incidents involving bacteria, viruses and toxins that pose significant or bioterror risks to people and agriculture were reported to federal regulators during 2008 through 2012, government reports obtained by USA TODAY show. More than half these incidents were serious enough that lab workers received medical…
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I'm just speculating, but….
The fact that the judges cancelled oral arguments and just ruled against the teachers based on the briefs, would indicate that their minds were already made up. This particular judicial panel is not inclined to oppose the Covid mandates, period.
As Reiner Fuellmich has made clear, much of the judiciary in many countries have been bought off or otherwise corrupted. This is probably true here in the U.S. In short, while it is worth trying for legal remedies, we cannot depend only on the judiciary to fight against Covid restrictions.