Fraudulent medical literature is common
by Richard Smith, MD, retired BMJ editor
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Summary of the Evidence: Why States Can Assert that the WHO Has No Authority Over Them
This is a compilation of the important info I have been dropping as individual tidbits over the past few days
This is a compilation of the important info I have been dropping as individual tidbits over the past few days
The Supreme Court announced today that they will take up the Bayer case (Monsanto v. Durnell) this session. This case is different that the laws Bayer is simultaneously trying to pass.
Original URL: https://merylnass.substack.com/p/ The Supreme Court announced today that they will take up the Bayer case (Monsanto v. Durnell) this session. This case is different that the laws Bayer is simultaneously trying to pass. If the Supreme Court rules for Bayer, it will not provide a blanket, de facto liability shield for the entire industry….
WHO is in much worse financial shape than it admitted just days ago
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During the June 10, 2021 VRBPAC meeting, CDC continued to hide the myocarditis signal. This is yet more evidence to go after the regulators at CDC and FDA for covering it up.
Here is a collection of CDC staffer Dr. Tom Shimabukuro's slides from that meeting and I elaborate on what they mean
Here is a collection of CDC staffer Dr. Tom Shimabukuro’s slides from that meeting and I elaborate on what they mean
US Supreme Court remands religious exemption case back to 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals: HUGE WIN for religious freedom and against vaccine mandates
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