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My interview with Kristina Borjesson.  The problem is that it starts halfway through the hour. https://player.fm/series/tnt-radio/freddie-ponton-dr-meryl-nass-on-kristina-borjesson-show-01-may-2022

Thanks to DS Wright at FireDogLake for this article with useful links.  Don’t miss Scott Shane’s Baltimore Sun piece of how intelligence agency trainees listened in to phone conversations by tapping microwave towers, as part of their training–in 1995! During the drama over the so-called Amash Amendment General Keith Alexander, head of the NSA, went to Capitol…

I wrote this article in August, eleven years ago. The take-home lesson is that everyone having anything to do with a pandemic vaccine or drug program has had their product liability waived… as long as they don’t know there are product defects.  This incentivizes manufacturers to avoid testing products and fails to penalize them for…

This WaPo piece provides further evidence that the government is well aware this virus transmits via the airborne route.  As a result, indoor air that is shared with those infected (who may be asymptomatic or presymptomatic) carries risk of infection.  You don’t need to have someone cough on you.  Breathing infected air is enough to…

On July 29, Ohio’s Pharmacy Board announced that beginning the following day, neither chloroquine drug could be dispensed to prevent or treat Covid-19. Prescriptions would require a diagnosis and those for Covid would be rejected.  Not only that, if a prescriber happened to have obtained the drug and wished to provide it to to a patient,…

From Fergus Walsh, BBC Medical correspondent: By my reckoning (and this is an estimate only) around 5.25 million people have been vaccinated in Britain. That means there is an awful lot of vaccine – tens of millions of doses – going spare. I’m told an announcement is likely in around 10 days regarding what will…