Science
Self-Replicating Vaccines and the Cloud of Unknowing
Two weeks ago we reported on an OIA response showing a 10-fold increase in ED visits for chest pain since the mRNA vaccination programme began.
When Models and Reality Clash
A review of predictions of epidemic and pandemic mortality. Ginkgo Bioworks have now provided a more detailed report to the New Zealand Royal Commission on Covid-19 Lessons Learned.
More Than Half of Peer Reviewers Have Financial Conflicts
Although the research focused on four high-impact journals and US-based physicians, the findings suggest that financial ties between peer reviewers and industry could be a common issue in medical publishing worldwide.
Dr Jackie Stone – A True Loss
Dr Stone was burdened by the enormity of the global forces at play and perhaps saw no way out. Let her sacrifice not be in vain.
The Evolution of the GPS
While GPS was created during the global space race, the next generation of cutting-edge location technology could be created in Australia’s own backyard.
Is Big Tech Harming Society?
To find out, we need research – but it’s being manipulated by big tech itself.
Reaching for the Stars While the Left Drag Him Down
Elon Musk is transforming the world, mostly for the better – so of course the left hate him
Study Confirms the Truth About Masking and Children
This isn’t new information, and it’s obvious common sense. So why did public health authorities ignore it? When you consider those consequences, a disturbing likelihood of malicious intent becomes a lot more realistic.
Why Stopping the Deregulation of Biotechnology Matters
Biotechnology experimentation is not just risky, it is very dangerous and a threat to our very existence. But, as Dr Fauci argued in 2012, why should we let public health stand in our way?
