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Effectiveness of vaccine against pandemic influenza/ BMJ
If you read the second post below this one, you will see evidence from several countries that suggests a previous seasonal flu vaccine may actually increase the risk of getting flu, and may worsen one’s short and long-term immune response to a newer flu vaccine. As if that wasn’t enough reason to avoid getting routine…
Thin: The US Gov’t Intelligence Report on Syria’s CW / NY Times
Here is the report and it says very little. The report makes the case that a CW attack occurred. I think by now everyone agrees it occurred. The issue of import, however, is who did it, not whether it happened. The report also tells us, as if we didn’t already know, that Assad has chemical…
Taking A Clear Look at Syrian CW / The Atlantic
Finally, a knowledgeable former state department insider deconstructs the Syria situation. Read William R. Polk’s entire article in the Atlantic, or just this crucial portion, part 4. Who Are the Possible Culprits and What Would be Their Motivations? Since such information as we have is sketchy and questionable, we should…
How you can receive early effective treatment for Covid
US Doctor groups willing to treat Covid patients with appropriate medications: 1. Dr. Zev Zelenko‘s new website. He pioneered HCQ treatments in the US: https://www.vladimirzelenkomd.com/ 2. Dr Peter McCullough et al’s protocol–please scroll down to the gray area to click on a small spot to download the full text https://rcm.imrpress.com/EN/10.31083/j.rcm.2020.04.264 3. version 7 of iMASK protocol 4. …
And the Kentucky AG got an injunction too!
https://www.wlky.com/article/federal-judge-kentucky-blocks-biden-covid-19-vaccine-mandate/38393568 This one stops the mandate for federal contractors in 3 states. All these cases will continue to be litigated, I imagine, and presumably be appealed by the Biden administration if the states prevail, but so many injunctions issued all at once –with clear wording that the mandates are unconstitutional– is a very strong signal…
How does the US minimum wage compare to other developed nations?/ The Guardian
The UK Guardian published the following chart in October 2012. PPP stands for purchasing power parity, or how much the minimum wage is able to buy in its country. In terms of PPP, we are still beaten by every nation with a higher minimum wage, except Japan. So we cannot say the US’ low minimum…