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The WHO, at nearly 80 years old, comes from a bygone era, and is increasingly estranged from its world. We can do better. Fundamental change in the way we manage international health cooperation will be painful but ultimately healthy.
Every regulatory invasion by officialdom should raise questions about the sovereignty of individuals over their own lives. What pretexts justify government transgressing the border of the individual’s life? Is there any way to hold political intruders liable under the law?
No Vaccination against Unlimited Political Power Read Journal Article
The question addressed in this article to Australia’s medical regulator, as to whether the public health watchdog has been corrupted into a Big Pharma lapdog and drug enabler, is relevant for most countries.
AHPRA: Public Health Watchdog, Big Pharma Lapdog, or Drug Enabler Read Journal Article
Trouble is always going to exist in River City. Modern-day versions of Professor Harold Hill will continue to present themselves as the savior of communities, and town citizens will place orders to protect themselves from the Fear of the Moment.
There Will Always Be ‘Trouble in River City’ Read Journal Article
The lengthy report was littered with bureaucratese and praised many of the government’s actions during the pandemic. The panel applauded the “agility” of the government to act early and lockdown to “buy time” before the vaccines were rolled out.
Experts Shred Australia’s Covid-19 Inquiry Read Journal Article
Unless citizens start coming forward and insisting on justice in light of the numbers of studies and reports demonstrating that the very composition of these so-called ‘vaccines’ testify to them as dangerous, this episode will be swept under the carpet.
Several decades of rapidly increasing inequality in wealth within Western societies have given this a sense of inevitability. However, tempting as it is to seek victimhood, we still have the freedom to highlight it and push back.
Trump’s executive order could put in motion a range of policy changes that will put consumers back in charge of the medical marketplace and begin to whittle away at the awesome power of the medical cartels.
After three years of negotiation, the delegates of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB) agreed on the text of the Pandemic Agreement, which now goes for vote at the 78th World Health Assembly (WHA) at the end of May 2025.
The Pandemic Agreement: Symbolic Consolidation of a New Pandemic Industry Read Journal Article
I hypothesized that if surrounding infants with people in masks interfered with the development of face detection in those infants, then impaired ability or desire to respond to faces might be considered a sign of autism.
How Public Health Wrecked Public Health Read Journal Article
Initiatives like these help restore our societies by honouring our deep and powerful diversity. They help to fend off and thwart the constant manipulation attempts of elites hungry for power, while building respect and nurturing progress for all.
Do we even need a Surgeon General? That answer is clear. With dozens of health agencies already flooding our federal government, I say we leave the Surgeon General’s seat vacant. We have enough “parenting” going on as it is.
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