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By Jill Erzen In 2021, embalmers began reporting something they said they had not seen before: long, white, rubbery structures inside blood vessels. The reports emerged shortly after the COVID-19 vaccine rollout began. Similar clots have since…
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By Maryanne Demasi, Ph.D. In a dramatic blow to Moderna, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has left the company’s newly approved mRNA flu vaccine off its list of options for the upcoming flu season.…
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by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH Something significant just happened to Moderna’s newly approved mRNA flu shot. Just weeks after we sent our reanalysis study of the FDA’s mFLUSIVA clinical data directly to senior HHS officials, the CDC has…
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By The Defender Staff The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is asking the public to comment on whether the agency should change its vaccine recommendation categories. The agency is also asking for input on…
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Falling Man, September 11, 2001 Some say that “We the People” lost true representative government when JFK was assassinated on November 22, 1963. At that point, the US government came under the control of the “military-industrial complex”…
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You may not be hearing much about it, but Europe’s illegal immigration crisis is arguably worse than our own. There are parallels and lessons to be considered. Listen below: Order my new book: “Follow the $cience: How…
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