That is what the new international emergency looks like in actual data. Whichever way you count it, it is not going to become much more significant. It is not a global emergency, by any sane, rational, public health-based definition.
Kennedy is no longer a risk as a spoiler candidate, but his policy focus may be a party crash for those on the left who have been unchallenged on the true environmental impacts of their renewable energy boondoggles.
It seems the government is oblivious to the financial and monopolistic advantage sought by an influential lobby of biotech professionals calling for the deregulation of biotechnology. They are also in complete denial about the risks.
Except with a difference: Hipkins wants NZ to fail. For talking NZ down and wanting us to fail, Hipkins should get out of politics.
It won’t be too long before bug parts are in most of our processed foods, and they aren’t even trying to hide what they have planned.
The study at the start of this report talks about deaths that happened close to the time of vaccination. But I am now seeing cases that have taken two or more years of slowly developing to finally become conditions of concern.
It’s hard to believe the former Director General of Health again is promoting a harmful substance and threatening those who do not comply.
It’s possibly just a coincidence that the reforms that the new minister has now implemented are the same as the various lobbying documents advocate, but there’s plenty of room to reasonably speculate about the linkages.
Like green energy, green food for humans is proving a disastrous choice. Pretending humans are herbivores and granivores has accompanied an epidemic of ill health.
What is abundantly clear is that the picture painted by McGorry cannot be substantiated.
Recently published research indicates that such a position is no longer in any way morally defensible. It is time to speak out freely and correct public misperceptions about mRNA vaccine safety and efficacy.
The UN duplicitiously ties the sexualisation and queering of children to their Sustainability Development Goals which New Zealand signed up to in 2015 as Agenda 2030.
If collectively journalists have a problem with alcohol, then it must mean the whole country has a problem, right?
700 years ago, a terrifying, mystery disease appeared – and then vanished.
Cam speaks with guests Casey Costello and Eric Crampton about tobacco control policy.
While aluminium is an indispensable component of modern life, its potential health risks warrant careful consideration and action. People must be aware of the risks so they can make informed choices about their exposure to this metal.
