Posted October 23, 2020
With CommonPass, travelers would take a test at a certified lab, then the results would be uploaded to their phone. Then they would complete any other health-related questionnaires required by the country to which they’re traveling. Before boarding, airlines can use CP to check whether travelers have met the entry requirements. This can be done by simply scanning a QR code generated by the app. Read more.
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Bayer Seeks to Profit both from Weedkiller Linked to Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and Drug to Treat it
Posted October 23, 2020
Personal injury and civil rights attorney Ben Crump has denounced Bayer Corporation for seeking to profit both from the sale of its weedkiller Roundup, which has been linked to non-Hodgkins lymphoma, and a new Bayer drug to treat the disease. Read more.
Playing Russian Roulette with a COVID-19 Vaccine
Posted October 23, 2020
Many people are now eager to see a Covid-19 vaccine available under the hopeful assumption that their lives will return to 2019 before the pandemic was declared. Many are also willing to sacrifice themselves as guinea pigs in these vaccine clinical trials. As admirable as their courage may be, we must ask whether it is founded on a sound understanding of vaccine risks or is it simply an emotional reaction to the panic that has been orchestrated by our government’s health officials, the tsars of the vaccination imperium such as Bill Gates, the World Health Organization and those voices doing the bidding of the industrial pharmaceutical complex. Read more.
America’s Troubled Drinking Water Supply
Posted October 23, 2020
From coast to coast, America’s drinking water supply is threatened by a variety of sources: plastics, pesticides, pathogens, PFAS, lax standards, and aging infrastructure create a perfect storm of toxicity. On July 28, 2010, the United Nations declared this issue to be a human right under International Law. Read more.
CBS: School Says Disabled Student Needs to Wear a Mask at Home During Zoom Class
Posted October 23, 2020
Luke O’Neil is a 17-year-old with learning differences. His mom said he doesn’t understand why his Rockville High School teacher insists he wears a mask when he’s alone on his laptop in his own room doing virtual learning. He said: “I have no clue. For nothing. The school will never open!” Montgomery County Public Schools spokeswoman Gboyinde Onijala said it’s just for practice for children in the Learning for Independence Program, to get them comfortable with masks before returning to in-person learning. Read more.
Only Poisoned Monkey Kidney Cells Grew the ‘Virus’
Posted October 16, 2020
This week, my colleague and friend Sally Fallon Morell brought to my attention an amazing article put out by the CDC. The link to the article is here, and it was published in June 2020. The purpose of the article was for a group of about 20 virologists to describe the state of the science of the isolation, purification and biological characteristics of the new SARS-CoV-2 virus, and to share this information with other scientists for their own research. A thorough and careful reading of this important paper reveals some shocking findings. Read more.
Airlines test ‘Proof-of-Immunity’ Technology, Privacy Watchdog Call It ‘Troubling’
Posted October 16, 2020
At least two airlines are testing CommonPass, a new technology designed to let passengers prove they’ve tested negative for COVID-19 before they fly. Proponents tout the CommonPass technology as a panacea for global travel in a pandemic world. They hope that a public weary of COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions — but still fearful of the virus — will embrace it. But civil rights and privacy groups warn against any technology that monitors individuals’ movements and activities. That includes any digital health pass, like CommonPass, that can be adapted to provide proof of vaccination. Read more.
Another COVID Vaccine Using Aborted Baby Cell Line Pauses Trials After Participant’s ‘Unexplained illness’
Posted October 16, 2020
Johnson & Johnson (J&J) released a statement on behalf of their pharmaceutical division Janssen Monday announcing they “have temporarily paused further dosing in all our COVID-19 vaccine candidate clinical trials” due to the development of an “unexplained illness” in one individual. Read more.
What to Buy Now in Case of Another Lockdown
Posted October 16, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted shortages in food and supplies that haven’t been seen since the Depression era. It also shifted, practically overnight, trends in consumer buying behaviors, turning previously mundane items into hot commodities. Toilet paper, cleaning supplies and nonperishable foods flew off store shelves in the pandemic’s early days while, in the weeks and months that followed, disruptions in manufacturing and the supply chain contributed to shortages among lumber, appliances, aluminum cans, meat and even coins. Read more.
CDC Admits 85% of COVID-Infected People ‘Often’ or ‘Always’ Wore Masks
Posted October 16, 2020
A study by the CDC examining adults infected with COVID-19 concluded the vast majority wore face masks or coverings frequently in the weeks leading up to becoming ill. “In the 14 days before illness onset, 71% of case-patients and 74% of control participants reported always using cloth face coverings or other mask types when in public,” the report states. Read more.
