Interview with Nadya Swart of BizNews, Nov. 1

These 3 seminal articles are crucial to understand that many governments, states, provinces, corporations imposed unprecedented restrictions on the use of the chloroquine drugs at the start of the pandemic, which involved giving patients overdoses of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine in several large clinical trials.  It also involved a fabricated article in the Lancet that alleged…

I have treated so many patients with sinusitis in the last several weeks, I decided to review new guidelines that were issued by the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) recently on sinusitis.  Wow, the changes were BIG and I had missed them.  Seems the drugs I used to use don’t work so well any…

An article published in Eurosurveillance says that surfaces in isolation rooms of moneypox patients were sampled, and they found virus all over the room and bathroom.  Not only were PCR tests positive, but viable virus was able to be cultured on Vero (african green monkey kidney) cells.  Highest viral counts were found on the toilet…

This story has been suppressed by most mass media, but is critically important.  Europe’s FDA, the European Medicines Association, has admitted that boosters can harm the immune response.   The reason this is being published is to soften the blow from multiple countries’ databases that the vaccines are now leading to “negative efficacy”–in other words, vaccination…

About 1,000 pages of heavily redacted documents were released Monday night (yesterday) by the Director of National Intelligence.  Reporters are still sifting through them.  But it is striking that a major finding is that NSA repeatedly overstepped what was legally permissible in its collection of data, and then eventually authorization through FISA would “catch up”…

Despite an estimated 69% death rate, Medicins Sans Frontiers (Doctors Without Borders or MSF) doctors and nurses have not come down with the disease.  MSF has 676 staffers working on the ground in Africa.  CDC has 31 to help with case-finding, but none treating victims.  WHO says it has 141 people in West Africa sent…