What Anthony Fauci Teaches Us
Fauci is now, in fact, retired. But that racket he oversaw continues on – moving money and expanding federal power at whatever level the political class can get away with at the moment.
Fauci is now, in fact, retired. But that racket he oversaw continues on – moving money and expanding federal power at whatever level the political class can get away with at the moment.
This reflects a wider trend of internal medical dissent that has already impacted policy changes in the UK, Sweden, and Finland.
I believe that prevention is better than cure, so why do the children growing up in countries at the top of the ranking of child wellbeing thrive while our children struggle to survive?
Many of the people who were wrong about everything STILL run the same institutions. They’re still unelected. And they’re still certain they were the heroes. This means the next emergency will be handled by the same class of ‘experts,’ with the same lack of oversight and accountability.
The future’s uncertain and the end is always near.
We suggest you watch the programme for the details – it is a real eye opener.
The surrogate’s sentiments highlight the commodified aspect of surrogacy and how, despite existing Canadian laws, the practice may still fall short in safeguarding both the baby and the surrogate mother.
If the Health Coalition wants to keep framing the issue as industry greed versus public good, it should at least drop the pretence that its solutions respect individual agency. They do not.
Twenty years ago, a landmark JAMA study changed the way antidepressants were prescribed during pregnancy. Today, readers still aren't seeing the complete scientific record.
If you are being offered a new drug, surgical procedure, or screening program, you might want to think of its history. Where does it lie in the continuum of Enthusiasm, Reversal or Revival?
Can we just put a stop to this long disaster and follow the sun again, or, at very least, adopt a uniform system that comes close? Maybe we all just need a sundial.
But it is all good. Our parliament has legislated it. Our government funds and administers it. Health professionals do the killing. And – most importantly – Nana okayed it. It’s not like she can complain.
It may be that the suspicions of police and prosecutors have merit and that Shaw will be found guilty by a jury of her peers. However, given what we have come to know about the sheer dishonesty and vindictiveness of Big Pharma, will this be a corporate-designed miscarriage of justice?
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