Misinformation: The Atlantic delves into why going after medical misinformation is a very bad idea

At this time, it appears that COVID-19 can spread by droplet, aerosol, fomites (objects) and through intestinal secretions. The incubation period, it seems, may be up to 14 days.  Or much longer.  People who recover may still be able to spread virus–this is unclear (it depends on their viral load) but adds another problem to…

From the LA Times: The phony campaign was aimed at helping find and kill Osama bin Laden, but the doctor involved now faces treason charges, and real immunization workers say Pakistanis don’t trust them. …Aid teams heading polio vaccination drives reported that more parents were refusing to allow their children to be vaccinated after news…

FDA answered a Freedom of Information Act request for me today. I asked how many adverse event reports had been filed for anthrax vaccine (5,931 reports through July 22, 2008) and how many FDA had designated as SERIOUS (618 reports). Serious reports are those indicating an event requiring hospitalization, a life-threatening event, permanent disability, or…

My testimony to the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee was written to answer many persisting questions about these illnesses. It discussed the myths and the facts, while reviewing the recent research on Gulf War Syndrome. I tried to highlight what has been missing from the studies, and provide some ideas on where to go from here….

Dr. Mercola, Patrick Wood’s Technocracy News and the Epoch Times all republished my article on the same day!  This one: COVID persists, but the COVID vaccine narrative has taken on so much water, the powers that be have stopped bailing, and are going to let these vaccines slowly sink. But what do they have in…

 https://odysee.com/@VSRF:d/Vaccine-Safety-Research-Foundation-TNI:e and this is an article on TNI to read by Elizabeth Woodworth https://www.globalresearch.ca/covid-19-shadowy-trusted-news-initiative/5752930