https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/01/medical_board_suspends_license_of_doc_asks_for_psych_evaluation_for_prescribing_ivermectin_and_hcq_for_covid_and_for_public_dissent_from_orthodoxy.html January 17, 2022Medical board suspends license of doc, asks for psych evaluation for prescribing ivermectin and HCQ for COVID and for public dissent from orthodoxy By Thomas Lifson Shades of the darkest days of the Stalinist Soviet Union, where dissent from the lethal incorrect pseudo-scientific doctrines of Lysenkoism could result in imprisonment in a psychiatric hospital! Julia Marnin…
Two years ago a bill was brought to the Maine legislature asking for a list of ingredients to be provided to parents with each childhood vaccination. I wrote in support of it then. A similar bill was again presented in the legislature, and I have written again in its support. I also enclosed a copy…
1. CDC Director Walensky uses extremely flawed, inaccurate “statistics” to claim benefit far outweighs risk of myocarditis in children. 2. CDC Director then claims she has “cosigners” from many other medical organizations that agree with the vaccinations. The “cosigners” include the American Hospital Association. What did they sign? My guess is that CDC postponed its…
December 24, 2001Dr. D.A. Henderson, Health and Human Services’s director of public health preparedness, said, “If this were a vaccine which… had no associated reactions [and] would work very well, that would be one thing, but this vaccine does have reactions associated with it, so there’s a negative side to it.”
How does NSA avoid the legal restrictions that exist in FISA (the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) regarding data collection on US persons? The Post article is explicit about how the law is trampled by collecting the data on Americans from outside the US: from non-US nodes in the worldwide internet. And who maintains the web…
Science 19 March 2010: Vol. 327. no. 5972, p. 1435 News of the Week Yudhijit Bhattacharjee What about the silicon? That question has confounded investigators throughout the probe into the 2001 anthrax letter attacks, which the U.S. government formally concluded in February. Scientists inside and outside the government say there is clear evidence that the…
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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.