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Did National Security Imperatives Compromise COVID-19 Vaccine Safety?

Phillip Altman / January 5, 2023 / Vaccines / 12 minute read

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Definition of these vaccines as “countermeasures” rather than therapeutic agents has permitted their expedited progression to emergency use authorisation and widespread rollouts. Many adverse consequences have been the outcome of this secret military response to a public health matter. Why are governments around the world, including Australia, planning to make further significant investments in this rushed vaccine technology driven by the US military?

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The Long Arm of the Covid Saga

Gabrielle Bauer / June 28, 2022 / Policy, Public Health / 7 minute read

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Above all, we need to avoid turning long Covid into the new Scary Thing, the monster in the closet that leads a frightened public to demand longer and harsher restrictions on living. No level of protection is worth going through that exercise again.

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A Short History of Long Covid

Steve Templeton / May 4, 2023 / Public Health / 7 minute read

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Another strange post-COVID symptom—dubbed COVID toes—gained notoriety when NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers joked about his broken toe being a result of his recent bout with COVID. Not surprisingly, media outlets took it seriously, with articles appearing all over U.S. media. Rodgers later had to clarify that it was only a broken toe, and not COVID-related.

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State Power and Covid Crimes: Part 2

Ramesh Thakur / January 3, 2023 / Government, Policy, Vaccines / 11 minute read

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How anyone can look at the Covid vaccination and mortality metrics of New Zealand, Australia, and Japan and still hold fast to the ‘safe and effective’ vaccine narrative is beyond comprehension. Instead, one more initially plausible hypothesis is that the behaviour of the virus is Covid vaccine-invariant, and a second hypothesis is that the vaccine may actually be driving infections, serious illness and deaths by some mysterious mechanism not yet identified by scientists – although some studies are starting to point the way.

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Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates Fail the Jacobson Test

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Gerard Bradley / November 30, 2021 / History, Law, Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 18 minute read

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A careful reading of Jacobson shows that it is not just an automatic consideration allowing the government to do what it wants when a pandemic emergency has been officially declared. Covid-19 vaccine mandates do not satisfy any of the required criteria in Jacobson, let alone all of them.

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Concerned Ontario Doctors’ Covid-19 Summit Part II: Complete Transcript

Brownstone Institute / March 30, 2022 / Law, Philosophy, Public Health, Society / 86 minute read

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The event: “Medicine, Science and Public Health: Restoring Trust and International Ethical Principles,” premiered March 20, 2022. What follows is a complete transcript of this important meeting.

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The Covid Cult’s Attack on Science and Society

Roger Koops / August 30, 2021 / Philosophy, Policy, Public Health / 37 minute read

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There will always be a new variant, there will always be a new mandate, and there will always be the new carrot dangling on the stick in front of your face (like the booster jab) only to be pulled away again. You can acquiesce to this conditioning and reorganize your entire life around the principle of avoiding this one pathogen while giving up all expectations of freedom. Or you can resist the propaganda, get informed, and join with those who are working to rebuild after the disaster of the last year and a half.

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Fear of Covid Is the Opiate of the People

Mark Oshinskie / January 6, 2023 / Philosophy, Psychology / 8 minute read

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Like any old school respiratory virus, this one made us feel lousy, albeit with a different constellation of symptoms. We handled it the same way as other viral illnesses: we drank extra water, took some home remedies, and tried to get some extra sleep. A few years ago, no one made a big deal about, or needed to categorize, being sick like this. People rode it out. No one cared what you had. Or didn’t have.

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Get a New Covid Shot? The Evidence Suggests Otherwise

Eyal Shahar / September 5, 2023 / Public Health, Vaccines / 13 minute read

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Taking a new Covid shot every winter has no empirical basis. The burden of proving effectiveness against death squarely rests on public health officials and anything short of a double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized trial is unacceptable. And that applies to the flu shot as well.

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Covid Didn’t Suddenly Become ‘Deadly’ in April 2020

Bill Rice / January 18, 2024 / 8 minute read

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If many millions of people had already been infected by the lockdown dates of mid-March 2020, someone would have noticed a spike in all-cause deaths…if this contagious virus was as “deadly” as the experts assured us it was.

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