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Governor de Santis says that if people are forced by their employer to be vaccinated, and then become ill, the employer will be liable for damages!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQgzcHQc0F0 I think the Governor has voiced an idea that will destroy the mandates. And he is calling back the legislature to act on the issue. While the PREP ACT provides a huge liability shield for everyone involved with vaccinations of EUA products, the EUA requires that people be informed about what is known about…
Editorial: Israeli government admits anthrax experiment caused injuries and takes responsibility for their care
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Best coverage yet of the intertwined roles of the NIH and the Wuhan Institute of Virology in producing viruses like SARS-2, by Steve Hilton at FOX
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Tamiflu: Benefitting from being in the right place at the right time/ BMJ
“We had to do something about swine flu!” And so the makers of Tamiflu (oseltamvir) are several billion dollars richer. As the BMJ (a.k.a. British Medical Journal) put it in 2005: “From a bit of a dud to the world’s most sought after drug in the space of six months, surely Roche cannot believe its…
Weaponized ticks? House passes Smith amendment seeking answers
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