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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…
Gaming the Evidence: Evaluating adverse events post-vaccination/ BMJ rapid response
A letter to the BMJ questions the rationale for using certain new vaccines in India that fail to “result in significant reduction in disease burden” when older, cheaper and proven vaccines costing less than US $1.00 total per child are not being given to half the children in India. The letter also unmasks a scam…
New adjuvants on horizon for influenza vaccines/ IDSA Annual Mtg
From the Infectious Diseases Society of America annual meeting comes this [WHO] discussion of how novel adjuvants affect the immune response, and how we can expect to see more of these adjuvants added to vaccines in the US: … Martin Friede, PhD, who heads the Technology Transfer Team within the Department on Innovation, Information, Evidence…
CBW attacks in Syria and elsewhere: Proving Who Did It Is the Hardest Part
Identifying an attack with a nerve agent (organophosphate) is not at all difficult. The symptoms are characteristic: pinpoint pupils, increased secretions from all orifices, suffocation. They are the same symptoms experienced by agricultural workers accidentally sprayed with organophosphate insecticides. (I treated one such case 30 years ago.) This is said to be the poison in…
Spain’s top court rules pandemic lockdown ‘unconstitutional’/ The Independent
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/spain-rules-pandemic-lockdown-unconstitutional-b1884038.html Last year’s stay-at-home lockdown order by the government under a state of emergency was unconstitutional, Spain’s constitutional court has ruled on Wednesday. The court ruling was in response to a suit filed by the far-right Vox party. It was a split decision according to a brief statement issued by the court. State broadcaster TVE…
In Vast Effort, F.D.A. Spied on E-Mails of Its Own Scientists / NY Times
The FDA, reprising the Justice Department, had its own criminal enterprise going. Using commercial $99.95 spy software, it was able to illegally read emails of its employees, members of Congress and their staffs, and journalists, and much more. Eric Lichtblau and Scott Shane of the NY Times report, although who authorized the illegal surveillance and who…