The Pandemic described in one graphic/ Threads Irish substack

A two-paragraph article in today’s NY Times, sans byline, appears to end discussion of the so-called “chemical signature” said to identify the source of water used to grow the anthrax letter spores: On Tuesday at an American Society for Microbiology conference in Baltimore, an F.B.I. scientist, Jason D. Bannan, said the water research ultimately was…

 This summary of recent studies by Robert Malone indicates that Omicron is a vaccine (and possible previous-infection) escapee, that it is* more transmissible than earlier variants (higher viral replication)* much less serious than the preceding variants (at least in part because it has a higher tendency to infect the upper airway instead of the lungs), and that*…

I’ve wondered why Dianne Feinstein so persistently defends NSA and other surveillance abuses.  Now she is proposing a bill designed to avoid reining in these abuses–an attempt to circumvent other, more substantive bills such as that of Jim Sensenbrenner and Pat Leahy–and yesterday she penned a paean to surveillance in USA Today that, more than anything, sounds…

Senator Lankford of Oklahoma discusses the effect of the mandates on his constitutents and perhaps a new currency system? https://www.brighteon.com/2cfb6c87-5a05-42c3-8a84-2f57b2f575ab

Not a single doctor or paramedic of the 2,000 working at public hospitals in Pune, India have accepted free flu shots offered to them by state government, according to the Times of India. Yet hospitals in the US increasingly force their employees to receive these inoculations, although they have not been shown to reduce infections…

An excellent piece discusses how turning over aspects of healthcare to private industry led to greater costs without accompanying benefits, and compares the US with other first world countries.