WHO challenged at public hearing on the handling of the Swine Flu pandemic/ Council of Europe
From the Council of Europe’s website:
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From the Council of Europe’s website:
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I suggest you spend 30 minutes listening to my good friend Mark Crispin Miller discuss propaganda use during the past 1.5 years. Filmed by John Kirby. Wonder how long it will stay up on YouTube? https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=w0bC6CAtfBE&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=FoxNews
The vaccine does not prevent infection Just like the COVID vaccines, it turns out that in the animal experiments, Jynneos did not stop monkeys getting monkeypox, but did stop them from dying. Since the current strain of monkeypox is mild, and virtually no one dies from monkeypox, this is another reason to avoid these dangerous…
As I expected, the UK’s Chris Whitty decided, against the advice of his vaccine advisory committee, to give 12-15 year olds the Covid vaccine. But only one dose, since about 75% of the myocarditis cases occur after the second dose. Who is this Dr. Whitty? Wikipedia says his dad was murdered by the Abu Nidal…
From PharmaTech comes the following paragraph, which implies that once a pandemic is identified, the WHO’s Pandemic Plan goes into effect. An evaluation of severity is missing from this scenario. Somehow, the assumption seems to be that pandemics (all pandemics, especially those associated with influenza viruses) are dire events with high mortality rates. Yet the…
The Boston Globe: A Puzzling Phenomenon: Patients Report A Rebound Of COVID-19 Symptoms After Taking The Antiviral Paxlovid https://khn.org/morning-breakout/covid-testing-company-faked-results/ When it first hit the market in December, the COVID-19 antiviral treatment, Paxlovid, was hailed as a game-changer, an effective medicine that kept at-risk people out of the hospital. But now some patients are reporting on…
We Can’t Trust Companies To Do The Right Thing, But We Trust Their Voting Machines? by David Yee at IVN: The VW case of tampering with the computing in their automobiles for emission tests once again highlights just how easy it is for a computer to “do” whatever it’s programmed to do — even if…