Urato says restoring trust requires transparency, not a cover up. “One key step to restore public trust is to emphasise transparency – to let the public see what’s going on, to let the sun shine in,” he said. Removing the vaccine mandate statement does not strengthen ACOG’s credibility.
Should we trust the science? Sure, in theory – but only when the science in question has earned our trust through transparency and rigor.
Environmental pressure drives evolution and space is the most extreme environment humans can ever experience.
If Long Covid is real, then it needs clear definition, objective markers and exclusion of confounders. Otherwise, it will be no more than a medical fashion that flourished in the spotlight before dissolving in the cold light of evidence.
Though Covid injections have resulted in the deaths of millions, we will never know how many. Deaths due to Lysenkoism are uncertain, too, but in both, millions of lives were sacrificed by suppression of science, enforced in the pursuit of power.
Since consent was obtained for a product without SV40 sequences, the injection of a product with such sequences potentially constitutes an unauthorized physical trespass, regardless of the biological outcome.
When your doctor advises you to take a routine flu vaccine for 2026, they will likely not be mentioning the mRNA word. Ask them what exactly is involved and do your own research.
We are rubber stamping low-quality drug trials held overseas without adequate testing for serious side effects and long term outcomes.
Despite approving a major policy shift, the CDC continues to distribute vaccine information it knows is no longer accurate – denying people informed consent.
The scientific papers are available on the preprint server and at www.nzdsos.com for review.
Matt Kaplan has offered ideas for what could be done to promote the scientific endeavor.
There is a need for better doctor education about adverse effects of medication and the commonly overlooked prescribing cascades.
Just let those $%^&*(@’s try it again. We won’t be marching in lockstep next time, it seems.
