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1868 Essay: Smallpox vaccines are unnecessary, ineffective and unsafe

In an essay published in 1868, Dr. Charles Pearce detailed the flaws regarding Edward Jenner’s smallpox vaccine and why it was not needed. He also detailed the sickness and death that followed after smallpox vaccination was made compulsory

Doctors are refusing to prescribe antibiotics as part of the conspirators’ depopulation plan

Doctors are refusing to prescribe antibiotics, citing concerns about global warming and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, Dr. Coleman writes. Global warming, now called climate change, is a lie. So, it’s not because of climate change but rat

Patrick Wood: Technocrats have positioned themselves to implement their economic takeover

Technocrats have had a plan for scientific dictatorship since 1932. Now that they have co-opted President Donald Trump, they are ready for their economic takeover, Patrick Wood writes. As cash is being driven out of circulation worldwide,

Infection by injection: 1875 postcard reveals smallpox vaccines caused smallpox

Dr Tess Lawrie highlights a postcard from The Society for Suppressing Compulsory Vaccination, which some fortunate people in England received in 1875. It outlined four reasons not to vaccinate children against smallpox. “Be not deceived. T

Dr. Sam Bailey is fined and has medical registration cancelled for exercising her right to freedom of speech and her duty to challenge the narrative

New Zealand’s Dr. Sam Bailey has been outspoken about the lack of scientific evidence behind lockdowns, social distancing, PCR tests and covid injections deployed during the covid era. For videos criticising the response to the covid “pand

How Maternal Vitamin D Status Impacts Preterm Birth Risk

Research revealed 62% of pregnant women tested in the first trimester were deficient in vitamin D. This concerning statistic underscores a major public health issue, especially considering that inadequate maternal vitamin D status is strong

World Water Day

World Water Day is 22 March 2025. This annual observance was organized by the United Nations in 1993 to focus attention on the importance of freshwater and to promote sustainable freshwater management. Each year a different theme is chosen,

Data vs. Dance: Approaches to complex systems

As much as any of us might like to tell ourselves that age is just a number, some of those numbers tend to stick out and feel more significant than others. They have a way of making us pause and reflect. As I write this I am approaching a d

Global Cooperation Needed to Tackle Air Pollution

Government officials, local authorities, health professionals, and civil society are gathering today at the second global conference on air pollution and health in Cartagena, Colombia. As multilateralism is under threat, this convening is a

Locals feel a loss as the U.S. limits Canadian access to cross-border library

The Haskell Free Library and Opera House, pictured in 2017, straddles the U.S.-Canada border in Stanstead, Quebec, and Derby Line, Vt. Don Emmert/AFP via Getty Images

New AI-led study upends the UN’s climate change narrative

Jonathan Cohler, David Legates, Franklin Soon and Willie Soon have guided xAI’s Grok 3 beta to produce what they call the first-ever AI-led peer-reviewed climate science paper. The review of temperature, sea ice and atmospheric CO2 data fou

Pope Francis will be discharged from the hospital on Sunday, doctors say

Surgeon Sergio Alfieri speaks to journalists on Saturday in the entrance hall of Rome's Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic, where Pope Francis has been receiving treatment for bilateral pneumonia.

The Evolution of Modernity

The human world of the early 21st century is dominated by science, cities, and high technology. However, both our modern way of life and our way of thinking about the world sprang up only within the past several centuries. Today’s humans ar

UK court finds men who stole $6 million gold toilet guilty

Have you seen this toilet? WILLIAM EDWARDS/AFP via Getty Images/AFP hide caption It turns out that a porcelain throne can also be made of gold.