Monthly Archives: January 2022

Kelly Gooch – 2 days ago Print  | EmailShare Forty-seven percent of physicians reported feeling burned out last year, up from 42 percent in 2020, according to Medscape’s 2021 Physician Burnout & Depression Report published Jan. 21. For the report, Medscape surveyed 13,069 physicians in 29 specialties … Continue reading →

Mackenzie Bean – Thursday, January 13th, 2022 Print  | EmailShare  West Virginia had the highest percentage of adults reporting symptoms of anxiety or depression in the first half of December 2021, according to a ranking Kaiser Family Foundation released Jan. 13. The ranking is based on data … Continue reading →

Siberia, Alaska, and Malta are three examples of mass slaughter sites littered with carcasses and skeletons either petrified in rock, invaded in limestone, entombed in bitumen, buried in ice or mummified in peat bogs. Their instantaneous end was horrific. What … Continue reading →

See title… Jessica Rose21 hr ago 1965 This documentary is amazing. Full of some of the best minds and most experienced professionals. Including Catherine Austin-Fitts. This is a screenshot of how the WHO bastardized the meaning of Herd Immunity. Refer to my quote … Continue reading →

Originally posted on In defense of human freedom:
Some are abridged and/or edited. Click on the link to see the full article. [commentary in square brackets] (1) Watch Australia closely by Alex Berenson(2)My City Gets In The Act—Taking Away Their…

Originally posted on peckford42:
This just in from France. See link below. A wealthy elderly man with a high value Life Insurance policy to the amount of millions of euros… dies from the covid jab. His death as a consequence…

Covid-19 continues to elevate in variety and mystery with little distinction from the cold or flu. Over the last few months, government entities worldwide have begun to mandate that travelers, workers, and citizens be fully vaccinated with the new and … Continue reading →

More than two years since COVID-19 emerged, our kit of solutions – and the mindset needed to use them – is too small. It’s time to listen to the science in a broader way NORMAN DOIDGECONTRIBUTED TO THE GLOBE AND … Continue reading →