By Dr. Joseph Mercola Monsanto, now owned by Bayer, is best known for its flagship product Roundup,1 the active ingredient in which is glyphosate. Monsanto-Bayer has been the defendant in thousands of cases alleging Roundup caused the plaintiffs’ cancers. However, the most recent personal injury…
By Daisy Luther We figured this day would come, when basic medications were no longer plentiful. And now that it’s here, it is likely to affect some of the most vulnerable members of our population. There’s a shortage of amoxicillin for children right now. Amoxicillin…
Any lab experimenting with the creation of or gain-of-function of human pathogens should be summarily terminated and its researchers banned from further activities. The depth and scope of this kind of research goes far beyond just China and the U.S. This has morphed into an…
By Steve Watson YouTube has announced that it intends to allow medical professionals to become “certified” as “reliable” and “authoritative sources” in a fresh attempt to restrict so-called “medical misinformation” (anything that doesn’t match the accepted narrative). In a blog post, global head of YouTube Health…
By Mimi Nguyen Ly Unilever United States issued a voluntary recall of several brands of dry shampoo aerosol products due to “potentially elevated levels” of benzene, a human carcinogen. According to a company announcement posted on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website, brands include…
By Neenah Payne How African Rice Growers Enriched America! describes how the knowledge and skills of enslaved African rice agronomists created the legendary “Carolina Gold” which made South Carolina so wealthy. Film — High on The Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America explains that…
By Tyler Durden Monday’s report in the Daily Mail that the University of Boston has engineered a chimeric COVID that has an 80% kill rate in humanized mice has caused quite the stir. To review, in an effort to research what makes Omicron so transmissible…
By Mac Slavo Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has declared an immediate three-week lockdown in two high-risk districts of the country. This comes as healthcare workers are fighting a rise in Ebola infections. Curfews will also be imposed. He added that places of worship, bars, gyms,…
By Tyler Durden One year ago to this week, we pointed out, “Alaska Snow Crab Harvest Cut By 88% After Population Crash In Bering Sea.”Back then, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game set catch limits for fishermen. Now the agency has canceled the season altogether…
By Suzanne Burdick Ph.D. In a recent episode of “RFK Jr. The Defender Podcast,” former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson discussed his big legal win in his lawsuit against Twitter and why he’s now in a good position to sue the White House for…
By Mac Slavo Travelers flying from Uganda will be funneled to one of five United States airports so they can be screened for Ebola amid an outbreak in that African country, federal officials announced Thursday. Nigeria has also been put on alert as the outbreak…
By Christina Maas Twitter has reversed its censorship of Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo after public backlash. Ladapo was censored by the platform after he posted a tweet advising men between the ages of 18-39 to avoid the Covid vaccine as it had, he alleged…
By Mike Campbell Dr. Peter McCullough, who has over 500 thousand followers on Twitter, has been suspended by the platform for violating its terms and services. “All my followers are asking what happened on Twitter. First with no warning they stripped all my followers to…
By Mike Campbell The Scottish government is investigating what’s causing excess infant deaths over the last six months. “Every death is a tragedy for the families involved, that is why earlier this year I committed to this review to find out if there is a…
By Tyler Durden The net worth of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s household soared a whopping 66% over the course of the pandemic, according to new financial disclosures obtained by OpenTheBooks.com. Fauci reported a Jan 1, 2019 net worth of $7,523,634. By Jan 1, 2022, it had grown…
By Laura Powell When Assemblymember Evan Low, the principal author of California Assembly Bill 2098, told the California Senate Committee that his bill was “really straightforward, very straightforward,” many of us in the gallery failed to restrain ourselves from expressing our incredulity. He delivered this…
By Iain Davis In our continuing series exploring sustainable development and the associated Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we turn our attention to SDG 3 which promises to “ensure healthy lives.” Once again, when we scrutinise this promise it is empty. Through the 2030 Agenda for…
By Mac Slavo In addition to energy shortages, the European Union is facing soaring bread prices. Household food bills around the globe have been rising dramatically in recent months, as runaway inflation keeps propelling the prices for important staple foods much higher. The cost of…
By Tyler Durden How much are consumers willing to pay for a cup of coffee? That’s a great question, considering the world’s top arabica producer, Brazil, is headed for record-low inventory. Tighter global supplies plus robust demand should continue boosting prices. Bloomberg quoted Silas Brasileiro,…
By Tyler Durden After providing a platform for a massive ‘Natural Origins’ Covid-19 disinformation campaign by EcoHealth Alliance head Peter Daszak, The Lancet appears to have done a 180 – suggesting Covid-19 may have originated “in US laboratories engaged in the laboratory manipulation of SARS-CoV-like…
