Corporate media this week reported on a Japanese study favorable to Ivermectin as a treatment for the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2, and a second, from Johns Hopkins, that concluded government lockdowns were “ill-founded” and had virtually no impact on reducing COVID deaths.Continue Reading
500 private jets flew into Glasgow for the COP26 climate summit this week. It appears world leaders aren’t as worried about climate change as they’d like us to think.Continue Reading
The Cumbre Vieja volcano in the Canary Islands continues to erupt, spewing 20-foot high rivers of lava towards the sea. Experts fear that when the lava hits the water it will produce explosions and clouds of toxic gas.Continue Reading
Two new studies announced this week show promising results for COVID treatments using existing drugs, one of which costs as little as $1 a day in some parts of the world.Continue Reading
The study published Friday by the CDC that led to its recommendation of masks even for people who are fully vaccinated was based on an outbreak in Massachusetts during a party week at a vacation town.Continue Reading
Government and its media allies ratcheted up pressure this week on the unvaccinated, calling us arrogant, selfish lunatics who should be barred from supermarkets and offices.Continue Reading
A report from London claims that Russia has beefed up Syria’s air defenses after a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden at which President Biden expressed his disapproval of Israel’s air strikes against Iranian military positions in Syria.Continue Reading
Support in Congress is growing for a fiat digital currency run by the Federal Reserve Bank. This would ostensibly reach consumers without bank accounts, but it would also mean the government would have a record of your every purchase.
CDC director Dr. Rachel Wallensky claimed that COVID-19 infection and hospitalization rates for US teens is spiking. The CDC’s data shows that her claim is based on conveniently selected start and end dates for her graph, since the most recent data shows rates dropping to record lows.
Millions of Amazon Echo virtual assistants and Ring security cameras were automatically opted into a wi-fi network called Sidewalk, which shares users’ Internet connections with other Amazon devices. Security experts say hackers will have a field day.