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Oct 18
Hospital Data: Hospitals Treated more Vaxx Injuries than COVID Patients.
A journal article published October 5 documented how 3.8-times more Covid-vaccinated individuals were hospitalized due to the shot’s adverse events [AE] than non-vaccinated individuals were hospitalized due to Covid infection. The paper, by Knapp, Karumanchi, Fee, Inslicht, and Bhargava, published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society (October-November 2024), reported that “Nearly 1.49% of respondents reported hospitalization after COVID-19, whereas …
Oct 11
When government reported there were no survivors from a Montana plane crash–but two people survived.
Kalispell, Montana. Sept. 23, 2004. When a plane crashed in the Mountains of the Great Bear Wilderness Area (south of Glacier National Park), On Sept. 20, 2004, a flight carrying four Forest Service employees and a charter contractor pilot headed for the Schafer Meadows Guard Station in the Bob Marshall Wilderness in Montana. The plane …
Oct 04
FEMA sets up “rumor control” operation to silence critics in wake of Hurricane Helene
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been besieged with complaints by whistleblowers who say the federal “emergency management” agency has sabotaged rescue and response efforts in North Carolina and Tennessee in the wake of the Hurricane Helene disaster. Thousands are without power, water, food or other resources. But government agencies have been halting volunteer …
Oct 02
Government threatens volunteer rescuers with arrest in aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Just as in other recent natural disasters, volunteer rescuers are now being threatened with arrest by government officials. Volunteer pilot Jordan Seidhom recently engaged in life-saving rescue missions for stranded families in the wake of devastating floods in the North Carolina mountains. Seidhom rescued a number of stranded victims of the disaster. On one occasion, …
Aug 26
The censorship industrial complex is now truly global.
Paris. Aug. 26. Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, remains in a Paris jail cell as of Monday morning. Durov was arrested Friday “as part of an investigation into Telegram’s lack of content moderation and the platform’s role in allegedly enabling criminal activity, according to the Washington Post.” Durov previously fled Russia in 2014 after refusing to hand …
Aug 25
French government arrests CEO of Telegram for refusing to censor.
Paris. August 24, 2024. Pavel Durov, the Russian-born billionaire founder and owner of the Telegram messaging app, was arrested at Le Bourget airport outside Paris shortly after landing on a private jet late on Saturday. Reuters reports that “BFM and TF1 said that Durov, who has dual French and United Arab Emirates citizenship, was arrested …
Jun 19
Global journalists are reading from a coordinated climate terror script generated from Columbia University
Columbia University is considered number one in the ranks of US journalism schools. Many of the most prominent news reporters attended Columbia. Now there is evidence that the Columbia School of Journalism is coordinating climate terror news narratives that are planted into news stories worldwide. Millions of dollars in grants from Bill Gates and other …
Jun 16
“Liberal” Pacific States have the most homeless
Noted pro-government “liberal” writer Nicholas Kristoff recently authored an interesting column in the New York Times, “What have we liberals done to the West Coast?” Kristoff worries that pro-government “liberal” policies have made many social problems worse. “The basic reason for homelessness on the West Coast,” concedes Kristoff, “is an enormous shortage of housing that …
Jun 09
Lysander Spooner University extends 500 dollar bet to the founder of Extinction Rebellion
We are betting that 12 percent of Phoenix will NOT DIE from climate by 2040. By Dr. Roger Roots, J.D., Ph.D. We are extending our offers regarding climate change bets. I have long had an open FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR bet offered to anyone regarding the government’s prediction (still published in the movie shown to …
May 20
Majority of Americans would rather be ‘ruled’ by random people from the phone book than by Current Congress
More Americans are waking up to how corrupt the government is. According to a new Rasmussen poll, 54% of likely United States voters believe that a group of people randomly selected from the phone book would do a better job of ‘governing’ than the current Congress. Just 27% of voters believe Congress is doing a better …
