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Hands Off Our Children by Joydah Mae | Bitchute
Beautiful rendition of a COVID-19 protest song.How the Plague of Corruption Is Killing Mankind | Mercola
“Public health has not been serving us well for the past 40 or 50 years. What I think is really extraordinary about Frank's story is he really details how science has gone wrong. We like to think of science as this democracy of experts: top people in their field discussing how the science should move forward. But public health is not like that. Starting in the 1970s with Nixon's war on cancer, which accelerated under Reagan, these ‘czars’ of science were created. Tony Fauci is one of them. And then they demoted the other scientists to be like serfs. We don't really have that many ‘government scientists.’ We have a lot of scientists under contract with the federal government, and this has really set up a system where people like Tony Fauci essentially control public health. I think if people understood that the system itself is set up so that relatively few people are in charge, then all of this makes more sense. So, when they talk about in the media ‘science is deciding this,’ ‘science is deciding that,’ it's really not. It's just a relatively small handful of people, almost like a holy bureau of science, and that's what we're attacking. What we're trying to do is, we're trying to move science back to its original roots in which everybody who is qualified has a voice and can contribute to the discussion.”GreenMedInfo - The World's Natural Health Resource | GreenMedInfo
Search 10,000+ Health Topics.Masks Off? or Masks On? A History of the CDC’S Consistently Inconsistent Advice on Face Coverings – Open Source Truth
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has stayed true to form by deciding that its current mask guidance – not to be confused with its previous and repeatedly revised guidance – needs to be reversed. Again. It’s a shame so many Americans do not appreciate the new rules concerning the use of face coverings among the fully vaccinated. After all, asking jabbed citizens to mask up after telling them they don’t need to mask up, after suggesting to them that wearing two masks almost all the time would be even better, must be the best possible and most consistent public health policy under the current circumstances. Enough, already: The historical record is self-explanatory. The CDC, together with America’s trusted public-health bureaucrats, have always pursued evidence-based policymaking and have never once bowed to mass panic. The below timeline should finally put to rest all the feeble-minded moaning leveled against US health authorities during these trying times.Innovator Updates | ThriveOn
The stunning breakthrough technologies covered in THRIVE II: This Is What It Takes have all shown promise, but the innovators behind many still need support to bring their inventions to fruition. Unique obstacles exist for innovations which fundamentally disrupt the global centralization of power. A look at the history of such inventions reveals that they are frequently suppressed, sabotaged, and marginalized by those who control the industries they challenge. The despots in control of trillion-dollar industries often resort to unethical means of maintaining their power and control over the markets and people. Thankfully, breakthrough technologies are sprouting up across the globe and the internet has made it possible for independent media organizations like ours to spread the word.Earth News
How US forests affect the environment and help stabilize the climate | USAFacts
Besides their natural beauty and ecological diversity, forests are essential to keeping the climate stable; absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen, regulating the nation's water supply, and housing more than half of all species found on land. In 2020, US forests offset 14% of carbon dioxide emissions and 11% of greenhouse gases according to the Department of Agriculture (USDA). The US is home to 8% of the world’s forestland. While global forestland decreased over the last three decades, US forestland steadily increased. Data on forests in what is now the US goes back all the way to 1630, more than a hundred years before the nation’s founding. For many years, US forest acreage decreased primarily due to deforestation. But due to an increase in protected forestland, the last 30 years reversed that trend. Between 1987 and 2017, forestland grew by 52,000 square miles, or about the size of Louisiana. As of 2017, one-third of US land area or 1.19 million square miles is covered by forests. Forested land in the US covers an area more than twice the size of Alaska. And there are now more forests in the US than a century ago.How Much Energy It Takes To Power Bitcoin | The Balance
So exactly how much power does it take to create a bitcoin? According to Digiconomist, as of July 15, 2021, a single Bitcoin block requires 1,721.96 kWh, or nearly $26,000. When you put it all together, that’s a projection of 135.12 TWh in the year, or about as much power as is used annually by the country of Sweden. A different estimate from the University of Cambridge pegs Bitcoin’s annual energy usage at around 70 TWh as of July 15, 2021, which is about 0.32% of the total power usage on earth and a little more than the annual power consumed by Austria. Here’s a look at Bitcoin’s energy consumption (even at the lower end of 70 TWh) compared to the 2019 electricity consumption of some countries based on data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (U.S. EIA).Bison again roaming the plains on The Key First Nation | Regina Leader Post
40 plains bison will establish a new herd on The Key First Nation in Treaty 4 territory.Peter Diamandis' Blog
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Five months of intensive research, collating 670 research and news sources, are compacted in this succinct, readable and entertaining 167-page compendium about the “pandemic”. It provides a comprehensive overview for those with an open mind, still willing to learn, to expand perspectives far beyond media tidbits. This is the Dawning of the Corona Age.
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Newly Released Book "Dawning of the Corona Age" by Ashland Source Center Founder & Organizer | Liberty International
Five months of intensive research, collating 670 research and news sources, are compacted in this succinct, readable and entertaining 167-page compendium about the “pandemic”. It provides a comprehensive overview for those with an open mind, still willing to learn, to expand perspectives far beyond media tidbits. This is the Dawning of the Corona Age.
May we remove our masks - and blindfolds - to take notice of what is actually rapidly happening around us to navigate how we can still “live free in an unfree world”.
This newly released book is dedicated to you. Thank you for educating yourself, “thinking twice before you think”, calmly sharing your insights, acting wisely and thereby reclaiming authority over your life!
Posted by Ashland Source Center on August 14, 2020 at 9:31am
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Senate Chamber Goes Nuts After Rand Paul's Amendment to Ban Funding China Research Passes | Trending Politics & Daily Wire
The Senate chamber busted out in cheers after they unanimously passed Senator Rand Paul’s amendment that banned the United States from using taxpayer money to fund gain-of-function research in China. The Daily Wire reports: “Senate Amendment 2003, which was added to the bipartisan Endless Frontier Act, bans the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and any other U.S. agency from funding any Chinese gain-of-function research, which is a form of study that attempts to render pathogens more infectious and lethal. Paul’s amendment joined another introduced by Sens. Joni Ernst (R-IA), Roger Marshall (R-KS), and Ron Johnson (R-WI) that permanently prohibits U.S. funding for the Wuhan Institute of Virology.” “We may never know whether the pandemic arose from the lab in Wuhan, but we do know that so far no intermediate animal host has been discovered,” Paul said on the Senate floor. “Thousands of animals at the wet market have been looked at, none of them have carried COVID-19. We’ve tried to infect COVID-19 into bats, it doesn’t grow well in bats. It seems most adapted and suitable for humans.”COVID-19 Nasal Swab Test Led To Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak | Forbes
Many who’ve had a nasal Covid-19 test performed on themselves have described it as feeling like that swab got as far back as their brains. If done correctly, the swab is angled parallel to the floor, all the way to the back of the nose, and the swab is rubbed on an area called the nasopharynx. The actual term is a nasopharyngeal swab, not nasal swab, because it’s the nasopharynx that contains the highest possible viral load to best determine an active Covid-19 infection. The distance from the average nasal tip to the nasopharynx is close to 6 inches. So if it feels like there’s a half a foot being stuck up your nose, well, you’re not so far off.US to Require Quarantine for All International Air Travelers | The Epoch Times
President Joe Biden on Jan. 21 issued an executive order that would require international air travelers to quarantine upon arrival to the United States.CDC says asymptomatic people don't need testing, draws criticism from experts | TheHill
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) quietly changed its guidance on Monday to now say that asymptomatic people do not need to be tested for coronavirus, even if they have been in close contact with an infected person. The agency made the move by updating its website but did not make any public announcement or explain the reasoning behind the major revision. The guidance now states: “If you have been in close contact (within 6 feet) of a person with a COVID-19 infection for at least 15 minutes but do not have symptoms: You do not necessarily need a test unless you are a vulnerable individual or your health care provider or State or local public health officials recommend you take one.”What Kind of Covid Test Should I Get? Answers on Cost, Accuracy and More | WSJ
There are two generally available types of Covid-19 tests. The first, and most commonly used so far, is a PCR test, which is short for polymerase chain reaction. It’s a molecular test, meaning it searches for the virus’s genetic material in a nasal swab or saliva sample, and it is often processed in a highly complex laboratory. There are two ways to collect a nasal sample: from the inside of a nostril, or from the back of the nose and throat. The second way, called a nasopharyngeal swab, requires a professional to probe more deeply into the nasal cavity to get the sample. Some testing sites may ask you to swab your nose or cheek yourself, or spit into a tube. Each of these collection methods creates a sample that can be analyzed with a PCR test. Antigen tests, which search the sample for viral proteins instead of the virus’s genetic code, are becoming more widespread in the U.S. Right now, antigen tests are typically offered at doctor’s offices, nursing homes, schools and other congregate settings where groups of people need testing fast.Waking Giant News
‘Knowledge is Power’: Constitutional Scholar Strives to Educate the Public and Rein in the Federal Government | The Epoch Times
Christin McMasters’ strategy for teaching about the U.S. Constitution is first to establish a foundation by answering why we have a government, and from there, why we have a constitution. McMasters, also known as The Liberty Belle via her blog, has initiated a North Carolina-based constitutional-advocacy crusade to answer those questions in classes, speaking engagements, and informative articles that can be found on her website: thelibertybellenc.com. For McMasters, the answer to those questions is simple, but it’s been lost under a rapidly accumulating pile of bureaucratic gobbledygook, doublespeak, and propaganda. “We created the government to do a job for us, so they’re our employees, and we the people are their employers,” McMasters told The Epoch Times.Letter to the editor: '2000 Mules' based on hard facts | Washington Times
At the very least, the movie makes a compelling case using what appears to be incontrovertible evidence that not only was there massive “ballot stuffing” fraud in the key swing states, but that the fraud literally stole the election from former President Donald Trump and gave it to President Biden. “2000 Mules” bases its conclusions primarily upon cellphone tracking data provided by carriers and surveillance video of ballot drop boxes provided by multiple state governments. The only ways to dismiss the film’s conclusion that Mr. Biden’s victory derived from massive ballot stuffing is to show that the data used to track the cell phones was corrupt, the analysis of the data was flawed or the videos received from the respective governments were doctored. No one has established any such improprieties, yet the mainstream media’s knee-jerk reaction is to reject the film and its conclusions and offer absurd suggestions to explain how the data and video evidence is false. It has been suggested that the people in the videos are election workers retrieving ballots from the boxes or that the cellphone data is of taxi drivers who happen to pass the ballot boxes. All one must do to reject such nonsense is watch the film.How US forests affect the environment and help stabilize the climate | USAFacts
Besides their natural beauty and ecological diversity, forests are essential to keeping the climate stable; absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen, regulating the nation's water supply, and housing more than half of all species found on land. In 2020, US forests offset 14% of carbon dioxide emissions and 11% of greenhouse gases according to the Department of Agriculture (USDA). The US is home to 8% of the world’s forestland. While global forestland decreased over the last three decades, US forestland steadily increased. Data on forests in what is now the US goes back all the way to 1630, more than a hundred years before the nation’s founding. For many years, US forest acreage decreased primarily due to deforestation. But due to an increase in protected forestland, the last 30 years reversed that trend. Between 1987 and 2017, forestland grew by 52,000 square miles, or about the size of Louisiana. As of 2017, one-third of US land area or 1.19 million square miles is covered by forests. Forested land in the US covers an area more than twice the size of Alaska. And there are now more forests in the US than a century ago.Game Changer? Indie Doc '2000 Mules' Reportedly Snags $10 Million | Hollywood in Toto
The film, from veteran author and pundit Dinesh D’Souza, only graced select theaters for two nights before its May 7 digital premiere. Audiences can’t stream it via standard VOD platforms like Google Play, iTunes or Amazon Prime. And no film festival would touch a documentary alleging fraudulent votes swayed the 2020 presidential election. It still earned a staggering $10 million to date, according to D’Souza.The state of relationships, marriages, and living alone in the US | USAFacts
Are more Americans in love than in the past? The Census Bureau doesn’t track that, but it does keep tabs on American relationships. These days, Americans are now less likely to be married and more likely to live alone. When people do marry, they’re doing it later in life than in the past. While a higher percentage of Americans are divorced, a lower percentage are widows. And more than half a million same-sex couples are now married, which wasn’t an option for people in the 1950s.
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