Posted July 22, 2021
In this latest interview, Dr. Hoffe states that the blood clots that are being reported in the corporate media as being “rare” are anything but rare, based on his own testing of his own patients who had recently received one of the shots. “The blood clots we hear about which the media claim are very rare are the big blood clots which are the ones that cause strokes and show up on CT scans, MRI, etc. The clots I’m talking about are microscopic and too small to find on any scan. They can thus only be detected using the D-dimer test.” Read more.
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Arkansas Lawyer fights Dicamba Damage to Crop and Trees, Warms of Arson and Intimidation
Posted July 22, 2021
In May the Arkansas state Plant Board voted to allow farmers to spray the weedkiller dicamba up until June 30 over the top of GM dicamba-tolerant soybeans and cotton. Farmers had a May 25 cut-off in the past two growing seasons but changes in the board’s membership has led to a relaxing of restrictions. In recent years the Plant Board has instituted some seasonal restrictions over dicamba spraying, going beyond EPA guidelines, in a half-hearted attempt to limit the massive damage caused to crops, trees, and garden plants as the weedkiller drifts off-target. Read more.
Time to Give Up Red Meat?
Posted July 22, 2021
The study, published in the journal Cancer Discovery, found specific patterns of DNA damage caused by diets high in red meat. The study elucidates how a high consumption of red meat damages health, but news coverage of the topic adds to a long list of articles whose takeaway is that we should avoid red meat and focus more on “healthier” proteins like poultry, fish, and even lab-grown meat. This is far too simplistic. We don’t need to give up eating organic, pasture-raised red meat, as long as it’s in moderation and accompanied by other healthy foods. We particularly do not need to turn to the plant-based meats that are becoming increasingly popular. Read more.
Behavioral Change Strategies Push Nationwide Vaccination
Posted July 22, 2021
Since the beginning of the worldwide pandemic narrative, all are led to one conclusion and one conclusion only: “Vaccination is the only way out. Everyone must get the vaccine if we really want to go back to normal.” Despite that, many people are against this only-one-way solution. This brought to the surface a new set of tools in the authorities’ arsenal, which is using creative behavioral change strategies to push the mass vaccination agenda. Read more.
Woman with ‘Life-Altering’ Injuries After COVID Vaccine Teams Up with U.S. Senators to Demand Answers
Posted July 22, 2021
A Utah woman and two U.S. senators are teaming up to get answers from federal health agencies about life-altering injuries people have experienced after receiving a COVID vaccine. Brianne Dressen is a preschool teacher from Utah who was injured after participating in AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine clinical trial in November 2020. She has accumulated more than $250,000 in medical bills as a result of injuries she believes were caused by the vaccine. Read more.
Farmed Salmon ‘Likely’ Passed Virus to Wild Pacific Salmon
Posted July 16, 2021
Salmon is often used as an example of a health-conscious food choice, but the health value depends greatly on the source. While wild salmon is nutritious, there are significant problems with farm-raised salmon. One of these is the high rate of infection on salmon farms.1 Data released in May 2021 support the theory that piscine orthoreovirus (PRV) spread from fish farms to wild Pacific salmon in 1989, which may have endangered several salmon species to the point of near extinction. Read more.
How Accurate is the Claim that Nearly All COVID Deaths Are Among the Unvaccinated?
Posted July 16, 2021
he mainstream media has been widely reporting that almost every person dying of COVID-19 in the United States these days is an unvaccinated person. There have been many articles published during the past three weeks alleging that 99.2 percent of those who died of COVID-19 in the U.S. in May 2021 had not been vaccinated. All of these articles cite an “analysis” done by the Associated Press (AP) and published on June 24, 2021. Read more.
New Bill to Update Vaccine Court
Posted July 15, 2021
A new bill would reform the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), but falls far short of fixing this broken program. Action Alert! The bill includes many important reforms, like increasing the cap on compensations and extending the statute of limitations on injuries from three to five years, among other things we will detail below. But there is no escaping that VICP is a fundamentally broken system that leaves many vaccine-injured families in the lurch. We must push for more robust reforms to VICP so real justice can be served to families who need it. Read more.
Hundreds Injured by COVID Vaccines Turn to GoFundMe for Help with Expenses
Posted July 15, 2021
High school senior Emma Burkey received the one-shot Johnson & Johnson (J&J) COVID vaccine April 1. Within two weeks she was placed in an induced coma. She underwent three brain surgeries after experiencing seizures and developing blood clots in her brain. When Burkey was well enough to be transferred from the hospital to a rehabilitation center, her first round of bills totaled $513,000. Read more.
NIAID, Moderna Had COVID Vaccine Candidate in December 2019
Posted July 15, 2021
So much has happened over the past year that it may be hard to remember what life was like pre-COVID. But let’s flash back to December 2019, when the idea of social distancing, compulsory masking and lockdowns would have been met with disbelief and outrage by most Americans. At that time, most were blissfully unaware of the pandemic that would change the world in the next few months. Read more.
