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Major German news outlet WELT reports on “many inconsistencies” in Pfizer covid “vaccine” approval study

February 21, 2023 -

There are "increasing doubts," the article explains, about the data that was used in Pfizer's phase 3 trials. And all the while, Pfizer is dodging these allegations and refusing to review its findings, even as people all around the world fall ill and die as a result of being injected.

Pfizer also conveniently failed to include the negative results of some trial participants in the submissions it made to government regulators. One such case involves a 36-year-old lawyer ...

HIDING THE HARM: Pfizer documents expose doctor with ties to Bill Gates Foundation deleting trial participant’s COVID vaccine injury

May 20, 2022 -

Dr. Fernando Polack, Pfizer's lead investigator for the Argentine trials, reported that Augusto Roux, the participant in question, had to be hospitalized for reasons "not related to the vaccine."

The latest court-ordered document dump from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) shows that Roux "felt pain and swelling in his arm right after the injection."

"Later that day, he had nausea, difficulty swallowing and felt hungover," the document revealed.

During ...

Pfizer found to have covered up injuries and deaths of study participants in their clinical covid-19 vaccine trials

February 22, 2023 -

Pfizer forced study participants to sign liability waiver, pardoning Pfizer for fraud

When subjects lined up for the clinical trials, they were forced to sign a liability waiver holding Pfizer harmless for negligence and for “fraud or bad faith on the part of Pfizer itself.” These sadistic Pfizer contracts could be null and void because provable fraud vitiates all contracts and violates public policy by encouraging FRAUD. However, individuals injured during the clinical trials ...

Patients of weight loss surgery are at triple the death risk from substance use, study says

January 24, 2020 -

Research that was recently published in the journal Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases showed that the death rate from causes related to alcohol and drugs in people who have undergone Roux-en-Y gastric bypass operations is triple that seen among the general public.

Over the course of seven years, researchers from the University of Pittsburgh followed nearly 2,500 adults who had undergone bariatric surgery, and their profile was similar to the typical population ...

Patients of weight-loss surgery are at triple the death risk from substance use, study says

January 14, 2020 -

Patients of weight-loss surgery are at triple the death risk from substance use, study says

Tuesday, January 14, 2020 by: Isabelle Z.

Tags: addiction, Alcohol, bariatric surgery, Dangerous Medicine, depopulation, drugs, gastric bypass, hidden risk, mental health, mind body science, Roux-en-Y, side effects, slender, weight loss, weight loss surgery, women's health

Some people who struggle to lose weight turn to gastric bypass surgery in hopes ...

France may use 2024 Olympics to introduce Big Brother-style SURVEILLANCE

March 28, 2023 -

State-owned news outlet France24 reported on March 25 that the French National Assembly would adopt a new law ahead of the 2024 Olympics. The legislation adopted on March 28 would permit shops to open on Sundays, establish a health center in the Seine-Saint-Denis department in Paris' northeast.

However, the law would also permit the French state to investigate future accredited persons. Article Seven of the said law would allow the use of artificial intelligence (AI) video ...

Are Cavendish bananas in danger of going extinct?

March 13, 2020 -

Because bananas are a fruit that so many people enjoy, it's now in danger of being gone -- forever.A fate similar to that of its predecessor?

Over 1,000 varieties of bananas are grown and consumed all over the world. Among these, the most common subgroup is the Cavendish banana (Musa acuminata Cavendish Subgroup), which accounts for around 47 percent of global production. It's also at the mercy of two plant pathogens, which are already scavenging their way through monoculture ...

Unveiling the gut-bone connection: How gut health could revolutionize osteoporosis prevention

June 06, 2025 -

A growing body of research is challenging conventional views of bone health, indicating that osteoporosis prevention may begin not in the skeleton itself, but in the gut. A study published in June 2025 by researcher Zena le Roux and peer-reviewed research from institutions like Harvard Medical School reveal that an imbalanced microbiome—the community of bacteria in the intestines—can weaken bones by impairing nutrient absorption and spiking inflammation....

Amid the absurdity of clownworld: How should we then live?

March 04, 2024 -

– Author and theologian Francis A. Schaeffer in 1976

The picture at the top of this article shows one of America’s founding fathers according to Google’s Gemini image generation tool.  Pursuant to complaints about the blatant inaccuracy and the ensuing maelstrom of negative press coverage, Google claimed it was “actively working on a fix”. Nonetheless, there remain claims that Google is “not telling the truth” and the company will never give up on its “desire to reshape the ...

Got good gut bacteria? You need it to remove FOREVER CHEMICALS from your body

July 07, 2025 -

Gut bacteria show promise in absorbing and removing toxic ‘forever chemicals’

PFAS are a large group of man-made chemicals known for their resistance to water, oil, and heat. These properties have made them useful in countless everyday items — from non-stick cookware and water-repellent fabrics to firefighting foams and cosmetics. However, this same resilience means PFAS do not break down easily in the environment or the human body. Nicknamed “forever chemicals,” ...

24 voices that are warning America about what is coming, and most of them are being censored and persecuted

December 09, 2019 -

(Article by Michael Snyder republished from TheEconomicCollapseBlog.com)

My wife encouraged me to write something positive today, and so I am going to give that a shot.  I am so troubled by the direction that this country is heading, and of course I am definitely not alone.  In this article, I am going to share a list of some other prominent voices that are warning about many of the exact same things that I am warning about.  Some of these names you will know, and some ...

Researchers discover gut bacteria that remove up to 75% of toxic PFAS “forever chemicals”

July 10, 2025 -

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have identified nine species of gut bacteria capable of absorbing up to 75% of toxic PFAS "forever chemicals" from the body. These synthetic compounds, linked to cancer, liver damage, and immune disorders, persist indefinitely in the environment and accumulate in human tissues, but we may now have a solution to this pressing problem.

Published in Nature Microbiology, the study reveals how certain bacterial ...

Fitness level affects bariatric surgery outcomes (press release)

October 04, 2006 - Fitness level affects bariatric surgery outcomes (press release)

Wednesday, October 04, 2006 by: NewsTargetTags: health news, Natural News, nutrition"Random complications may occur during bariatric surgery," said Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH, William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, MI. "However, complications may become more apparent in patients with low levels of cardiopulmonary fitness, because they have very little pulmonary reserve and have reduced ability to withstand ...

“Absolute Healing” on BrightU: How to reverse neurodegeneration, depression and anxiety

January 04, 2026 -

He investigates the presence of venom peptides and neurotoxic metals in products, while detailing natural detox protocols using copper, UV light, bromelain and hydrogen peroxide.

Brighteon University is streaming one episode a day of "Absolute Healing" from Jan. 3 to 14, and a replay of all episodes on Jan. 15. Register here to join a 12-day documentary event that exposes the patented blueprint of harm and delivers the exact, step-by-step protocols for total ...

Vatican cardinal escalates criticism of Israel, denounces “tyrant” Netanyahu

July 31, 2025 -

A senior Vatican cardinal has escalated his criticism of Israel and its military actions against the Palestinian people in Gaza, reserving the strongest words for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In a July 21 interview with the Italian newspaper La Stampa, Cardinal Augusto Paolo Lojudice accused Netanyahu of being "a tyrant pursuing a dark and bloody plan for power." The 61-year-old cardinal who serves on the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic ...

Chemical cocktails in processed foods linked to diabetes, validating natural health warnings

April 15, 2025 -

For decades, natural health advocates have sounded the alarm about the dangers of food additives lurking in processed foods. Now, groundbreaking research published in PLOS Medicine confirms their warnings: Common additive mixtures—found in everything from diet sodas to yogurt and bread—are linked to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes. The study, analyzing data from more than 108,000 French adults, exposes how regulatory failures and industry influence ...

Massive migrant raids expected in San Diego as thousands of ICE officers head to border

February 04, 2025 -

Thousands of ICE officers, alongside 500 Marines from Camp Pendleton, are preparing for what is being described as the "biggest illegal immigrant grab in recent history" at the San Diego border crossing. The operation, set to deport an estimated 100,000 immigrants, is part of President Trump's renewed commitment to enforcing immigration laws and securing the nation's borders.

The scope of the operation is vast, with a "mile-long line of DHS trucks ...

Australia following Communist China’s footsteps with digital ID system

October 20, 2022 -

As of writing, the Australia's myGovID – used for federal services such as taxes, welfare, health, education and social services – remains optional. For people looking to start a new business, however, registering for the ID is compulsory. To sign up for myGovID, Australians 15 years old and above must present several identifying documents such as a passport or a driver's license.

But John Hartnett, a retired physics research scientist, warned that allowing government ...

Chile is sitting on a lithium goldmine, but locals say that exploiting it will come at a terrible environmental cost

July 27, 2018 -

That said, the country doesn't just have lithium – it actually contains more than half of the world's lithium reserves. Lithium, of course, is the primary ingredient in lithium batteries – which are used in laptops and mobile phones, as well as electric cars and even power storage facilities. These days, lithium is at the forefront of the quest for renewable energy, with demands expected to double by 2025.

One area in Chile stands out, in particular – the Salar de Atacama....

DISTRACTED: Phone use blamed for lower academic performance as students struggle to concentrate

October 22, 2017 -

Researchers at Stellenbosch University analyzed the impact of digital technology, specifically mobile phones, on the capacity of students to concentrate during class lectures. The study was conducted by means of a meta-analysis of previous studies. In addition, the researchers carried out a survey of 1,678 students at a university in South Africa.

“While ever-smarter digital devices have made many aspects of our lives easier and more efficient, a growing body of evidence suggests ...