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Pro-vaccine studies used by media and government have obvious conflicts of interest and are easily debunked

VACCINE QUACKERY BOMBSHELL: Key studies cited to 'prove' vaccines are safe were funded almost entirely by vaccine manufacturers

NaturalNews exposes secret vaccine industry ties and military involvement with Institute of Medicine, reveals fatal conflicts of interest at IoM

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FOUR MONTHS of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza has killed more children than FOUR YEARS of global conflicts

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On Oct. 7, Israel declared war against Hamas after the Palestinian militants launched a surprise attack on the Jewish state. The attack claimed over 1,100 Israeli lives and led to the abduction of around 250 people in Israel.

In that same month, Israel launched a relentless air campaign followed by ground operations in Gaza. A few weeks after the Israeli invasion, civilian casualties in Gaza had surpassed the civilian death toll of over two years of conflict in Ukraine. (Related: GENOCIDE ...

AI quickly resorts to launching NUCLEAR WEAPONS as a method of resolving conflicts in war simulation

February 16, 2024 -

The new study, primarily conducted by Stanford University and its Hoover Institution's Wargaming and Crisis Simulation Initiative, along with help from researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Northeastern University, sheds light on alarming trends in the use of AI for foreign policy decision-making and, more dangerously, in positions when these decisions involve warfare. (Related: Push to expedite AI use in lethal autonomous weapons raises questions about ...

CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Supposedly “independent” CDC advisors received bribes from Big Pharma

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Children's Health Defense (CHD) said nine new members of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) were appointed by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in mid-February 2024. The ACIP – which shapes vaccine policy in the U.S. – decides which vaccines should be recommended to the public.

ACIP is comprised of a chair, an executive secretary and 15 voting members – 14 medical experts and a lone member representing consumers. HHS struggled to ...

WeWork on brink of default as $95 million in interest payments skipped

October 04, 2023 -

(Article by Tyler Durden republished from ZeroHedge.com)

"As such, today we entered into the 30-day grace period provided to us under our secured notes' indentures and withheld the associated interest payments," WeWork wrote in a press release on its website on Monday.

A regulatory filing shows the co-working firm withheld $37.3 million of cash and $57.9 million of interest payments on the following notes, all due in 2027:

The filing ...

China is triggering CONFLICTS around the world, alleges Col. John Mills

November 06, 2023 -

Mills described China as the new arsonist-in-chief, setting brush fires around the world to degrade, distract and take away American resources and capabilities. The retired U.S. Army colonel and author said the same thing happened in Ukraine and recently the Middle East.

According to Mills, the shoving and pushing contest is spinning out of control in the Philippines. He explained that two shoals are being disputed there, including the Scarborough Shoal located about ...

WATER WARS: Water is emerging as a focal point of conflicts from Ukraine to the Middle East

January 02, 2024 -

Shockingly, this incident marked just one in a series of attacks on water infrastructure occurring amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Despite the dam being under Russian control, Ukrainian officials and the European Parliament attribute its destruction to Russia.

This incident serves as a microcosm of a global phenomenon, where water-related conflicts are escalating, leaving experts and policymakers grappling with the consequences.

The Pacific Institute's Water Conflict ...

CASHING IN: Orders at world’s top defense companies soar amid geopolitical conflicts

January 08, 2024 -

According to 15 defense groups, including the largest U.S. contractors as well as United Kingdom's BAE Systems and South Korea's Hanwha Aerospace, the combined order backlogs were $777.6 billion, up from $701.2 billion two years earlier, or about a 10 percent increase. This is by the end of 2022, which is the latest for which full-year data is available. It continued into 2023 and in the first half of the year, when the backlogs stood at $764 billion driven by surging war risk ...