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Ideological Firewalls Work Quite Well...Until They Don't

Ideological Firewalls Work Quite Well…Until They Don’t

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Our prime task is the unglamorous—and for many in this culture that worships action for action’s sake—unsatisfying task of circling back to things like love, compassion, friendship, touch, and sincere dialogue that lie at the core of being human.

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Mapping the Entire Field of Autism Causation Studies in One Article

Mapping the Entire Field of Autism Causation Studies in One Article

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As I’ve continued to work in this space, I now realize that there are over 800 autism causation studies in the English language focused on the U.S. Most public health officials just grab a favorite study to justify their biases.

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Treason of the Experts

We’ve Let Them Get Deep Inside Our Heads and Our Communal Lives

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What has changed is that there has been a concerted psychological campaign to effectively insert abstract and often empirically questionable paradigms of sickness between individual citizens and their understanding of their own bodies.

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The Documents Speak. And They Tell a Very Different Story.

The Documents Speak. And They Tell a Very Different Story.

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We were told public health messaging during Covid was about “following the science.” But what this FOIA-obtained document reveals is something very different: A strategic communication campaign designed to shape perception, influence behavior, and saturate culture through entertainment and media.

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Rethinking US Global Health Funding: Welcome, and Long Overdue

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We agree that the international community should continue to support less-resourced members. However, we disagree that this should consist of perpetual and increasing payments to centralized agencies such as GFATM, GAVI, and the Pandemic Fund, or donor bureaucracies like USAID.

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