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Scientists pressuring FDA to approve use of bioengineered animal organs in human transplants

January 26, 2023 - animal organs for human transplant.

Japanese ban on creating human organis in animals to be lifted; "transplant farms" to mass produce organs for disease-ridden humans?

Aborted baby organs to be used to grow transplants for medical patients.

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NO CURE in sight for the mRNA VACCINE INJURY pandemic

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The mRNA vaccine injury pandemic is sweeping the globe right now

Tens of thousands (if not hundreds of thousands who haven’t come forward) are now unable to work or care for their families because they trusted Big Pharma to inject them with gene-altering “technology” that would protect them from the lab-concocted gain-of-function virus known as Covid-19, or “coronavirus.” Now they're suffering from Long-Vax-Syndrome.

We are not talking about minor, short-term side effects or ...

ESG push for net-zero CO2 emissions would raise food prices, nonprofit warns as it embarks on public awareness campaign

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Consumers' Research, which just embarked on a six-figure campaign this month, said the ESG efforts will only drive up the cost of operation on farms and will increase food prices.

"A lot has been made of the net zero push on the fossil fuel industry, and people are starting to wake up to the implications it has on the electrical grid. The reason we launched this campaign is we want to make sure people understand it goes farther than that – all the way to the apple that you ...

Microplastics in the bloodstream linked to 4.5 times HIGHER stroke and heart attack risk, warn researchers

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Microplastic pollution in the environment is a worldwide problem with many negative side effects. Several studies have also suggested that once microplastics enter the human body, they can increase the risk of health problems such as heart attack, stroke and even death.

Plastic is a crucial product in industrial production and it is pervasive in daily life. However, when plastic products break down, they turn into microplastics or nanoplastics, which are much smaller....

Dr. Bryan Ardis: People shouldn’t be worried about the BIRD FLU SCARE

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During a recent episode of his podcast "The Dr. Ardis Show," he explained how the bird flu scare is one absurdity after another. He also shared an article by NBC News about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) possibly finding the bird flu virus in a handful of wastewater sites.

Ardis recalled his documentary "Watch the Water" that discussed the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) possibly being in the water systems and making Americans sick. This report, he added, ...

Denmark’s $3.7 billion carbon tax plan to cost farmers almost $100 per cow

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The move seeks to help the European country meet its climate goals by addressing the largest source of emissions in Denmark, agriculture. The country is a major exporter of pork and dairy products, and these economic incentives help keep emissions high.

While farmers are disturbed and fear the financial trouble will hurt their livelihoods, the government plans to spend billions in environmental projects.

Protests are expected as tensions increase between agricultural ...

Study: Compound in orange peels can protect against atherosclerosis

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According to the study, orange peels contain an active compound that can help keep your heart healthy and protect against atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is a condition characterized by the buildup of fats, cholesterol and other substances (collectively known as plaque) along the walls of the arteries which can block blood flow to the heart.Heart disease is the number one killer in the U.S.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), heart disease is ...

Tractor Supply’s liberal employees quit following company decision to roll back DEI initiatives

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The rural lifestyle retailer and Fortune 500 company swiftly abandoned its perceived progressive agenda, following pressure from conservative activists, impacting its workforce spanning 50,000 employees across 49 states. (Related: END WOKENESS: Tractor Supply backtracks support for woke goals about DEI, LGBTQIA and carbon targets.)

Among the contentious issues was Tractor Supply's implementation of LGBTQIA+ sensitivity training for its employees, which topped the list of ...

Maria Zeee: Gov’t and MSM still COVERING UP COVID-19 pandemic crimes

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She made the remark in response to the June 30 "After COVID" segment aired on the "7News Spotlight" program of the Australian channel Seven Network. The segment moderated by "7News Spotlight" host Michael Usher sought to provide "an unflinching look" at the Land Down Under's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. But according to Zeee, the program only served to justify the lies and deceit by Canberra about COVID-19.

"This entire broadcast that they did … in my opinion was scrambling, ...

Toronto police refused to arrest NAKED Pride parade perverts because “it’s not in the best interest of the community”

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Pride parades, including the ones held in Toronto, are colorful demonstrations of LGBTQ+ pride and solidarity. They feature marches, floats, performances and community gatherings, attracting diverse participants and supporters.

However, discussions around public nudity during these parades have sparked debates concerning legalities, community standards, the rights of participants and the welfare of children and minors. Recent incidents during Toronto Pride parades have drawn ...

New Zealand government announces livestock genetic engineering initiatives

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The New Zealand government has announced that it will be making decisions about lifting the ban on genetic engineering in the next three months, paving the way for the usage of gene technology in agriculture, among other sectors.

Dr. Guy Hatchard, who previously served as a senior manager for global food testing and safety company Genetic ID, explained how this could affect consumers – and it’s a lot worse than many people think. He pointed to the U.S., where intense lobbying ...

END WOKENESS: Tractor Supply backtracks support for woke goals about DEI, LGBTQIA and carbon targets

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"We work hard to live up to our Mission and Values every day and represent the values of the communities and customers we serve," it said. "We have heard from customers that we have disappointed them. We have taken this feedback to heart."

Statement from Tractor Supply pic.twitter.com/ZMweR8JVuy

— Tractor Supply (@TractorSupply) June 27, 2024

Former entertainment lawyer Rogan O'Handley, with the handle DC_Draino on X, formerly Twitter, lauded the move and called ...

Life expectancy drops 37% after getting COVID jabbed, peer-reviewed research shows

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The paper, called "A Critical Analysis of All-Cause Deaths during COVID-19 Vaccination in an Italian Province," examines death rates among different groups of people, including unvaccinated, one-dose injected, two-dose injected, and three- or more-dose injected. Those who get the most shots are the most likely to die, is the short of it.

People who get jabbed with two doses of a COVID shot – most "fully vaccinated" Americans took one of the two-dose mRNA (modRNA) injection ...

Blind! This is what happens when you inject yourself with reptile venom peptides marketed as FDA-approved weight loss drugs

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Venomous Ozempic and Wegovy increase risk of blindness

The study, published in JAMA Ophthalmology, has raised concerns about an association between semaglutide, a medication used to manage type 2 diabetes and obesity, and an increased risk of nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION) This serious condition (NAION) can lead to sudden vision loss and is characterized by damage to the optic nerve.

The study, led by Jimena Tatiana Hathaway, MD, MPH and colleagues, ...

Study finds humans, not climate change, responsible for extinction of hundreds of megafauna species over the last 50,000 years

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The answer to the question of whether humans or so-called climate change was responsible for the extinction of hundreds of large animal species has stumped researchers for decades.

By "large," researchers were referring to animals weighing at least 45 kilograms, known collectively as megafauna. During this period, at least 161 species of mammals went extinct, based on the remains discovered so far.

The biggest animals, especially land-dwelling herbivores weighing over ...

Russia claims U.S.-led peace talks with Ukraine merely a DECOY to distract from West’s main goal of destroying Moscow

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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova made this claim after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban visited Kyiv for the first time since the beginning of Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.

During Orban's visit, he urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to reach out to the Kremlin to seek a ceasefire to facilitate peace talks. Zelensky rejected Orban's proposal, saying he believes in a different way to end the conflict.

Responding to ...

If Israel attacks Lebanon, Iran says it will respond with “obliterating war”

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Iran's ambassador to the United Nations (UN) issued a statement that any "full-scale military aggression" by Israel against Hezbollah will result in "an obliterating war" that will burn the entire region.

"All options, including the full involvement of all resistance fronts, are on the table," the statement posted to X further reads.

What Iran means by "resistance fronts" in this context are the various militia groups it supports in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

Israeli ...

Australian drug regulator knew since 2021 that mRNA in COVID-19 injections could spread to vital organs

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Newly acquired documents as a consequence of a Freedom of Information Act request revealed this discovery, which was later presented by a British researcher. Among the documents was a January 2021 TGA report admitting that vaccine particles do not remain at the injection site, but disperse throughout the body – including the brain, liver and ovaries.

According to the TGA report, mRNA lipid nanoparticles were found in plasma and various organs such as the liver, adrenal glands, ...

Independent media spreads fearmongering rhetoric to pave way for “BIRD FLU plandemic”

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Kit Knightly of Off-Guardian, cited how some "alternative news outlets" spread the narrative that health authorities are not that concerned about the spread of the H5N1 and that they are "not testing enough."

According to Salon, which published a 3000-word article about bird flu, experts have said that cases are likely flying under the radar. "So far this year, three Americans have been infected by H5N1 viruses that started in cows, and all of them recovered, but some experts ...

Disney VP admitted to hidden camera that company refuses to hire “white males”

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White men are almost never chosen for Disney's modern television and film productions, Giordano said. In violation of federal discrimination laws, Disney seeks out "ethnic," disabled and sexually perverse people to join its ranks and "become a church of woke, sacrificing merit and success for ideological purity," to quote Zero Hedge.

Admitting that he himself is a man with white skin, Giordano revealed that he is much less likely than his dark-skinned female counterparts ...