Monthly Archives: March 2022

Dear michael, Yesterday, the President asked Congress to approve funding to eliminate supplements that you care about from the market. We can stop it, but we need your help. Will you invest in ANH and help us protect your supplements? You can invest … Continue reading →

The Grayzone’s Anya Parampil is joined by journalist Michael Tracey for a live discussion of his trip to the Polish-Ukrainian border, where journalists alike have been blocked from receiving information about the network of US bases and escalating presence of … Continue reading →

From heroes to villains to quitters – how the front line of the pandemic got screwed while those in power partied maskless and Big Pharma made billions.

Conversations with Scott Ritter and Michael Hudson MICHAEL HUDSON • MARCH 29, 2022 TRANSCRIPT GR (Michael Welch): Great privilege to speak with you again Mr. Hudson. Welcome!Michael Hudson: Thanks for having me on! GR: Now, We’re seeing NATO unifying together behind the … Continue reading →

The attempts to smear critics of lockdowns as Right-wingers will only backfire Charles Koch is the only surviving member of the Koch brothers During the Covid-19 pandemic, tribal politics have pushed scientific discourse into the back seat. Scientists who provide … Continue reading →

A really good interview about horrible things. Tessa Lena 8 hr ago 14 6 The interview might be one of the best interviews I’ve seen in the past two years in terms of being able to discuss somber and depressing … Continue reading →

UT NOTE: Very bad news for those who have been injected <~> boosted. 20-times higher death by injection rate than found in VAERS. 180,000ish! Columbia Researcher Spiro Pantazatos may have a reliable way of determining the “Vaccine Fatality Rate” or … Continue reading →

Celia Farber9 hr ago 4814 At the suggestion of Paul Tortorici, I am re-publishing my profile of Peter Duesberg. Paul listened to Jon Rappoport’s riveting account of his first encounter with the HIV battle, and wrote me to ask if I would … Continue reading →