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  None of what follows (except where expressly pointed out) is derived from leaks and whistleblowers. Simply Google ‘Pharmaceutical sector donations to the NHS’ and you will see all the reports and sources for the facts outlined below. So far, the emphasis in Western criticisms of the…
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  By John Waters(alternative media journalist) There is an ancient principle of the common law, whereby it is held that the people may do everything except that which they have expressly forbidden, and the state may do nothing except that which the people have expressly permitted. How did this principle come to be unstitched…
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  Several studies in the medical literature that compared infection rates during surgery with surgeons wearing masks with surgeries where staff did not wear masks showed no benefit to wearing masks, and in many cases the infection rate was LOWER when NOT wearing masks. Comments by Brian Shilhavy…
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  Nikola Tesla is not the subject of American social studies or science classes. American children do not learn about him in school and this is in spite of the fact that he is considered one of the most influential scientists ever. His visions were motivated by altruism and providing a benefit to all of humanity, not just those…
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  by Ronan Maher Practically everybody knows, if only indirectly, about the Coronavirus Act (2020), which royally ascended on March the 25th, 2020 and confined us in our homes. Far fewer people realise that it contained two clauses which liberalised the rules for doctors recording deaths and certifying cremations.…
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  This article is based on study and investigation of so-called epidemics over the past 30 years. The pattern is the same for each fake epidemic. ONE: Through many meetings, exercises, planning sessions, a structure is welded in place to promote and launch the IDEA of an epidemic. World Health Organization, CDC, influential…
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A new Rutgers study suggests that more students are adopting a strategy for doing homework that is negatively impacting long-term retention and exam grades. The ease of finding information on the internet is hurting students' long-term retention and resulting in lower grades on exams,…
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  It is always worth studying history closely for clues and patterns to help decipher current events. The 1976 swine flu pandemic follows a very similar pattern to the 2020 Covid pandemic. If authorities like the USG and its CDC pulled off a similar scam before, why would we trust them now? What can the 1976 swine flu scam teach…
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  The use of PCR testing to count ‘cases’ is a major scandal. These tests are not designed as diagnostic tests. They cannot confirm an active infection. See expert witness testimony to this fact from the German Corona Committee evidence gathering: The Problem of trying to determine SARS-CoV-2 infections…
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  Recently the Conversation – an “independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community” – published an article headlined: “‘Morality pills’ may be the US’s best shot at ending the coronavirus pandemic, according to one ethicist.”…
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