The Europeans showed chloroquine worked against SARS-1 in 2004. CDC confirmed their findings the next year

Soldiers from every other country that used anthrax vaccine have had medical problems, although information is limited Meryl Nass, MD May 26, 2007 Israel Dozens of Israeli soldiers who volunteered to take part in classified anthrax vaccine experiments years ago are reportedly still ill as a result, according to Israeli media. Here’s the article: United…

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.

Will anthrax vaccine eventually become part of the childhood vaccine schedule?  When we are now vaccinating children for many diseases that they have less than a million in one chance of catching, why not add anthrax vaccine? Those diseases American children aren’t being exposed to are diphtheria, rubella, and polio.  There were only 8 meningitis…

I discussed multiple topics, including: 1.  markedly increased mortality rates seen in heavily vaccinated countries, 2.  the coordinated rollout of new untested boosters throughout the EU, Switzerland, UK, Canada and the US on virtually the same day,  3.  negative vaccine efficacy, 4.  the poor vaccine efficacy that did not just start with omicron 5.  regulatory…

Prehospital Management of Covid-19 Zelenko Protocol Dr. Vladimir Zelenko Twitter: @zev_dr Treatment Plan for Patients with symptoms of Covid-19 Fundamental Principles  Treat patients based on clinical suspicion as soon as possible, preferably within the first 5 days of symptoms.  Perform PCR testing, but do not withhold treatment pending results.   Risk Stratify Patient  Low risk patient…

The NY Times’ Scott Shane and Nicholas Wade are drilling down on the essentials, elaborating on who had access to the particular anthrax found in Ivins’ lab and, purportedly, the letters: But at least 10 scientists had regular access to the laboratory and its anthrax stock — and possibly quite a few more, counting visitors…