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Read the first part of the article Vaccitech: doing well by doing “good”? The official reason Sarah Gilbert and Adrian Hill created Vaccitech in 2016 per The Times was because “Oxford’s researchers encouraged to form companies to commercialize their work.” Vaccitech, like other “commercialized” Oxford research enterprises, was spun…
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The developers of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine have previously undisclosed ties to the re-named British Eugenics Society as well as other Eugenics-linked institutions like the Wellcome Trust. On April 30, 2020, AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford announced a “landmark agreement” for the development of a covid-19 vaccine. The…
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In the live experiment currently being conducted on humanity, it doesn’t matter whether you are in the vaccinated group or the unvaccinated control group. No one will remain 100 percent unaffected. The new, gene-altering technology being rolled out by pharmaceutical companies will affect everyone’s life at some point or another due to…
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Comparing ourselves with others is nothing new, it’s human nature. Yet, there is another side to comparison that we’re less aware of. One which is pulling us further away from the ability to truly accept and express our emotions and, instead, fuelling a trend of default gratitude, pulling us further away from the joy of authentic…
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Efforts to hide the truth won’t end soon. It’s been two years since covid-19 lockdowns began in America. Yet, many days still bring evidence of ongoing, out-of-proportion reactions to the virus. Famed Johns Hopkins doctor Marty Makary rebukes those who mislead the public saying, “Scientists shouldn’t pursue to manipulate the public…
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The nations of the world will need to do much, much more if they are to meet the CO2 emissions reduction targets set out by the Paris Climate Agreement. And in order to achieve this, the report’s lead author Corinne Le Quéré says, there is necessary to be the equivalent of a global lockdown every two years. The weapons of warfare…
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Seville, the capital city of the Andalusia region in southern Spain, is popular for its orange trees. However, they are less a source of pride for locals and more a nuisance. The trees produce bitter fruits that are unsuitable for eating. Normally, they are simply left to fall and rot or get squashed by cars, creating sticky roads.…
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Increasingly, there are serious questions being asked about the factual basis for declaring a pandemic and the growing number of mitigation policies being implemented by governments and corporations. When is a covid-19 “case” really a case? Moreover, do the case numbers and death numbers that have been touted over the last 24…
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It has become commonplace within the world of reductionist biology to presume that all ponderable qualities of living matter (including the morphology, cell development, and purpose of both cells and individual members of species), are shaped entirely by DNA. If this were true, then it must be assumed that all the information contained in…
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Disillusioned journalists form alliance against censorship of alternative coronavirus viewpoints The journalists allege mainstream outlets aren’t doing enough questioning of government narratives. A group of 26 journalists has come together to object to the covid-19 “fearmongering” and the censorship of alternative views by…
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