Monthly Archives: January 2022

Originally posted on Aussie Essays:
I had several titles for this article. Top of the list initially was, “Lying Bastards” but that may be insensitive to bastards. Here we are halfway through the first month of the new year and…

By Guy Hatchard | TCW Defending Freedom | January 14, 2022 The Government should be your single source of truth SEPTEMBER 4, 2020 – New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in Parliament: ‘I want to send a clear message to the New … Continue reading →

By Meryl Nass, MD | January 13, 2022 The Constitutional amendments I have excerpted below are the premier law of the land. States and state agencies are not allowed to abridge these rights, which have been granted to all US … Continue reading →

Dr Mark Trozzi January 14, 2022 Description Morgan Wallace is a veteran ICU nurse. She had an excellent ten year career at New Hanover County Hospital. She was part of the last line of defense against covid, treating people with … Continue reading →

The answer is it depends on the brand of the test. Here’s what you need to know. Steve KirschJan 12 290258 Here’s what you need to know about antigen rapid tests: In general, each test brand will test for a … Continue reading →

RT | January 13, 2022 US President Joe Biden’s latest “surge response” to fight the spread of Covid-19 includes an appeal for Big Tech and media companies to block allegedly false pandemic-related claims. “I make a special appeal to social … Continue reading →

https://www.bitchute.com/embed/m5muiqrmGVva/?feature=oembed#?secret=pWjRkn3QSt Zee Interviews | January 11, 2022 Dr. Meryl Nass has been practicing medicine for over 40 years with a special interest in biological warfare. An expert in this area, she discusses how epidemics have been launched in the past … Continue reading →

Analysis by Tessa Lena January 14, 2022 STORY AT-A-GLANCE Neuroscientists have been working on a number of advanced techniques with military applications Magnetogenetics is a technique of using magnetic fields to remotely control cell activity In human experiments, scientist experimented with … Continue reading →