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I don’t know what this means but “New discovery shows human cells can write RNA sequences into DNA” is worth looking into/Phys.org
https://phys.org/news/2021-06-discovery-human-cells-rna-sequences.html We already knew that under certain conditions (including infection with HIV, which contains a reverse transcriptase) cells could “write” RNA into DNA. But I didn’t think it happened that often. However, according to this paper, a DNA polymerase that is normally present in mammalian cells has this ability too. If so, it could really…
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). Corrupt, coordinated assault managed by WHO on an inexpensive and effective treatment / Nass
I think most people have already figured out you can’t trust the mass media on the subject of the chloroquine drugs and Covid-19… let’s avoid the question of which subjects can they be trusted with? I thought you could trust medical journals to a degree, but even they, whose editors are physicians, have been…
Nov. 2: Sen. Ron Johnson to Hold Expert Panel on COVID Vaccine Injuries, Federal Vaccine Mandates
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/nov-2-sen-ron-johnson-cdh-covid-vaccine-injuries-federal-mandates/ On Tuesday, Nov. 2, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson will hold a panel discussion from 10 a.m. – Noon ET with doctors and medical researchers who have treated COVID-19 vaccine injuries and are researching the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines. By Children’s Health Defense Team 0 Link copied The Defender is experiencing censorship on many…
Meningococcal vaccine is a scam–but you may forfeit an education if you refuse
On January 3, 2018 the Maine Legislature’s joint committee on health discussed adding the Meningococcal ACWY vaccine to the list required to attend school. France just added 8 vaccines to its required list last week. Around the world, a push to get more and more vaccines into schoolchildren, using the threat to withhold schooling, has…
Study Links Plant Damage to Nanoparticles/NY Times blog
Thanks to Teresa Binstock for this tip– An exposure to nano-scale copper oxide particles stunted the shoots and roots of radishes and two species of rye grass.
Army: Broken procedures led to lab infection/ Frederick NewsPost
According to the April 9, 2010 Frederick NewsPost: An Army lab at Fort Detrick said Tuesday it did not follow proper procedures last November when a researcher infected herself with the tularemia bacteria. The researcher at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases was exposed to the bacteria between Nov. 13 and 17,…