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Coronavirus testing can be manipulated to make vaccines look more effective

November 23, 2020 - coronavirus tests. Considering this, the idea that PCR tests could be manipulated to make the vaccines look more effective seems plausible.

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Coronavirus testing is really about harvesting your DNA for a government database

May 19, 2020 -

It might sound like some kind of crazy sci-fi flick, but hear us out. Back in late April when New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was asked about what happens after a person is tested for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), and whether the results "automatically go into some kind of database," this was Cuomo's chilling response:

"Yes, your result will be logged into both a state and county database through an electronic lab reporting system. The database includes your name."

When ...

Coronavirus tests are a LIE… false positives vastly outnumber real positives … official infection counts wildly overstated

May 10, 2020 -

As we've warned for over a month, most coronavirus tests produce huge numbers of false positives. The testing kits are largely made in China, and either through gross incompetence or malicious intent, China-made lab tests are notorious for being so inaccurate that they're practically useless.

Notably, the infamous "Stanford Study" which was seized upon by the conservative media to claim that the coronavirus had already infected a large percentage of the population ...

Coronavirus tests are still incredibly difficult to access … unless you’re rich or famous

March 28, 2020 - coronavirus tests easy to come by for the rich and famous

The Los Angeles Times recently reported that private healthcare providers are offering tests to patients willing to pay the heft price tag:

As people across the country were unable to get tested for COVID-19, a Santa Monica pediatrician emailed the parents of his patients with a pricey but tempting offer.

For $250, they could buy a cheek-swab test for the virus to be administered at home, Dr. Jay Gordon ...

NJ state lawmaker: Mask mandates are based on questionable coronavirus test results

August 15, 2021 -

In a statement, Doherty pointed out Murphy's continued silence "even as concerns linger that overly sensitive PCR tests are driving bad policy decisions, including the re-masking of K-12 school students." The GOP lawmaker wanted to find out if the state government allowed polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests with a high cycle threshold (CT) to be counted. Based on evidence, many people who test positive for COVID-19 at higher CT levels were "asymptomatic, no longer sick, or ...

Australia insists on using FALSE coronavirus tests that cost $1 billion in tax money

July 28, 2021 -

PCR tests that require laboratory processing were the only COVID-19 tests available to the general public. However, Daily Mail Australia said that PCR tests cost Australian taxpayers between AU$42.50 (US$31) and AU$85 (US$62). On the other hand, other countries worldwide adopted rapid antigen tests that cost as low as AU$15 (US$11) and produce results in just minutes.

The expensive PCR tests led to renewed calls for Canberra and state governments to explore the use of rapid ...

SPIT IT OUT: Cannes Film Festival subjects non-EU visitors to saliva-based coronavirus test

July 08, 2021 -

But they may need to literally salivate first before enjoying the flashiest film festival in the world. In Cannes, the saliva test is the preferred method of checking for COVID-19 by Biogroup, the laboratory hired to fight the spread of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes the disease, during the event.

Olivia Wilson, for example, had to spit over and over again in a plastic tube to make sure she didn't have COVID-19. While the process didn't involve sticking a swab up her ...

Vaccinated employees test POSITIVE: Disney’s first test cruise delayed because of “inconsistent” coronavirus tests

June 30, 2021 -

The Disney Dream was originally scheduled to set sail on June 29, Tuesday, from Port Canaveral, Florida, with 300 employees who volunteered for the "simulation" cruise. The planned test run aimed to show that the cruise's health and safety protocols worked so it can receive the green light to resume operations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).Simulation cruise delayed due to "inconsistent" test results

The CDC only allows cruises to resume operations ...

Turmeric: How the golden spice stood the test of time

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The bright yellow powder, made from the rhizome (the thick underground stem that grows horizontally and produces roots and shoots from its nodes) of the Curcuma longa plant, has played a pivotal role in traditional medicine for over 4,000 years.

In many South Asian countries, it is applied as a topical antiseptic for bruises, burns and cuts and is known for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. In Pakistan, it is used to treat gastrointestinal issues like irritable ...

Too busy helping illegals: FEMA passes responsibility to a private hospital for body recovery post-Helene

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This was revealed in a video of a woman exposing what they heard from FEMA executives at the airport. The said footage was shared on X, formerly Twitter, by the handle Wall Street Apes.

"Picked up a flight of pediatric medical supplies that were brought in and are going to North Asheville," the woman said. "We were sitting in the private portion of the airport and we got to overhear an awful lot. The army pilots, the navy pilots, hospital representatives, there was a lot of ...

Power of FRANKINCENSE: This ancient resin fights inflammation and offers many health benefits

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Aside from its spiritual uses, frankincense has a long history as a traditional remedy. It was used to treat digestive issues, respiratory infections and inflammation. Even today, it remains a popular incense resin.

Frankincense was rare and highly expensive in ancient times. Its high demand made it a symbol of luxury and wealth, especially in Europe, and it contributed significantly to the prosperity of the Arabian Peninsula. Frankincense is also important in Buddhism and ...

Study: EV owners have BIGGER CARBON FOOTPRINTS than traditional car owners

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The Finnish study surveyed nearly 4,000 Finnish on car ownership, housing, transport and lifestyle habits to calculate carbon emissions, and found that EV drivers generate an average of 8.66 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually compared to owners of ICEV who only produced 8.05 tons.

Interestingly, the research revealed two distinct groups of EV owners: those focused on the economy and reliability of their cars and those who prioritize performance. The environmentally conscious ...

Fauci protected EcoHealth Alliance and its head Peter Daszak from federal scrutiny

4 days ago -

The Defender disclosed this revelation involving the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). It cited hundreds of documents, such as emails obtained under Freedom of Information Act lawsuits, congressional subpoena and congressional interview transcripts, to back up the report.

Based on the trove of evidence, the NIAID under Fauci protected the EHA from federal scrutiny – ensuring the organization led by Daszak continues to receive ...

Texas AG Ken Paxton SUING Big Pharma for illegal scheme that jacked up insulin prices by 1,000%

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In a statement, Paxton revealed that Big Pharma is attempting to take full advantage of diabetes patients by driving up insulin prices as high as they possibly can, money and lots of it being the "cure" for the pharmaceutical industry's insatiable greed problem.

"This is a disturbing conspiracy by which pharmaceutical companies were intentionally and artificially inflating the price of insulin," Paxton tweeted. "Big Pharma insulin manufacturers and PBMs worked together to ...

Dr. Robert Malone recounts 30,000-strong rally against replicon injections in Japan: “They call it the third atomic bomb”

4 days ago -

He shared the details of the rally during the "Rescue the Republic" event, held on Sept. 29 in the District of Columbia. According to Malone, the aforementioned gathering in the Land of the Rising Sun saw 30,000 people speak out against sa-mRNA or replicon injections.

"I just came back from Tokyo where they had a 30,000-person rally because they're about to deploy self-replicating RNA vaccines. Japan is being used as the guinea pigs for the world for this new technology. The ...

Food for the brain: Beneficial effects of grapes on cognitive function and mental health

7 days ago -

In the systemic review of RCTs assessing the effects of dietary grape interventions on cognitive function, eight studies that involved nearly 480 participants were examined to determine whether grapes or grape-based products could positively impact brain health. Two studies involved healthy young adults; one focused on healthy mothers; two included healthy older adults; and three examined older adults with mild cognitive impairment.

The studies took place across different ...

The COVID “vaccine” is an intentional effort at world genocide

7 days ago -

(Article republished from PaulCraigRoberts.org)

Never before have there been children, young adults, athletes in their prime, entertainers, dropping dead “cause unknown” following vaccination.

Of course, the cause is known.  The leading doctors and medical scientists of our time–which excludes health agency bureaucrats, such as Fauci, who serve as marketing agents for Big Pharma and corrupt, politicized state medical boards and HMOs–have explained why and how the mRNA ...

TYPE 3 DIABETES EPIDEMIC: Most nations call dementia “Type 3 Diabetes” as science reveals Alzheimer’s gets triggered by insulin resistance in the brain

7 days ago -

All these junk-science food-stuff products can also cause leaky gut syndrome, which can lead to leaky brain syndrome, where tiny sacs in the brain (vesicles) leak dopamine and you wind up with malfunctioning neurotransmitters that are clogged up with plaque. Science reveals that anyone suffering from Type 2 Diabetes is a high-end candidate for developing dementia, also known as Type 3 Diabetes (everywhere except in America).Science shows that insulin resistance and insulin-like ...

DECEPTION: Health authorities in Maine hid the fact that MMR vaccines caused lone case of MEASLES in the state

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Documents released by the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) on Sept. 24 revealed this deception. According to the trove, the Maine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC) reported a single case of measles in May of last year.

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services (Maine HHS) warned on May 5, 2023 that the Maine CDC had been notified of a positive measles test — ostensibly the state's first measles case since 2019. The infected child was tested ...

NIH funneling millions in taxpayer dollars to Chinese labs that perform cruel and unnecessary experiments on dogs

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According to the WCW Project's report, the NIH is currently providing at least one Chinese lab with over $2 million in U.S. tax dollars "to force-feed and inject puppies and other animals with experimental drugs in completely unnecessary and wasteful tests."

At least 28 animal labs in China are currently eligible to receive taxpayer funding from the NIH. One of these labs, Pharmaron, has an active contract with the NIH, which involves the agency paying the Chinese lab $124,200 ...