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Fibrous, rubbery clots caused by covid injections have prion-like seeding activity

Throughout 2024, embalmers were still seeing white fibrous, rubbery clots in 27% of corpses. An intrepid team continue to investigate what is actually causing them. At the end of March, one of the team members, Tom Haviland, published an u

mRNA covid injections cause long-term changes to chromosomes, increasing the risk of leukaemia and brain tumours, new study warns

A peer-reviewed study by 19 German researchers links the mRNA covid-19 injections to the onset of cancer and autoimmune disorders. The researchers identified long-term changes in a key component of chromosomes, which can promote tumour grow

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

US again stands up for Britons’ right to freedom of speech; free trade deal at risk over free speech row

Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to secure a free trade deal with the US are at risk due to a free speech row. The US State Department has expressed concern over freedom of expression in the UK, particularly concerning the case of Livia Tossici-B

A mysterious new illness appears in Russia; could it be due to a biological weapon?

A mysterious illness causing people to “cough up blood” has spread to multiple cities in Russia. Russian authorities have dismissed speculation over the illness, claiming no new pathogens have been detected. The US has been more heavily in

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,

Editorial: Understanding Rest-Activity Rhythms: Uncovering Factors Shaping Behavioral Rhythms in Diverse Ecological Contexts

Temporal patterns regulate biological processes across the animal kingdom, influencing how species allocate time to optimize survival. These patterns shape rest-activity rhythms and allow animals to balance energy, foraging, social interact

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

Effects of neutron exposure on the embryonic development of European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax), a candidate fish species for space aquaculture: simulated conditions on the ISS and during a lunar mission

One of the scenarios for manned space exploration involves the presence of a community on a lunar base that is partially autonomous in terms of food production. Space aquaculture could represent a source of nutrient-rich food to supplement

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

Israel's Powerful Finance Minister and the Future of the Gaza Strip

Israeli Minister of finance and leader of National Zionism, Bezalel Smotrich, speaks to the press during a party meeting on February 5, 2024 in Jerusalem. Amir Levy/Getty Images

The Mad Scramble for Power: Global Superpowers’ Strategies for Energy, Economics, and War

Show Summary The rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape of recent years can be hard to follow. With economic conflicts between global superpowers and violent clashes across multiple continents, today’s events can seem starkly different fro

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