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Honored that our newspaper article caught the attention of @RWMaloneMD! 🙌🏻 Sharing insights that matter. Thanks for the support!
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Federal Judge Enjoins California Medical Boards from Punishing Doctors for Rejecting the Government’s COVID Narrative californiaglobe.com/fr/feder…
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1 in 3 Cancer-Free: Ivermectin Trial Stuns, But RESET-5™ Aims Even Higher
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"We now have clear evidence that the COVID-19 mRNA shots have crippled the reproductive capacity of humanity." Lioness of Judah Ministry ⁦@HighWireTalk⁩ ⁦@AaronSiriSG⁩ open.substack.com/pub/liones…
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Truth which should have been followed in the first half of 2020. YouTube blocked me from posting after this one. ⁦@btysonmd⁩ ⁦@DoctorCole⁩ ⁦@SenRonJohnson⁩ rumble.com/v78akm0-veritas-f…
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Someone needs to pull is Senate privileges and replace him!!!!!
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This is one of the most perfect things the internet has ever created.
Robert W Malone, MD
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🚨A MOLE? Dr. Robert Malone (@RWMaloneMD) is revealing that Secretary Kennedy appointed someone to be operationally in charge of ACIP and several other aspects of the CDC who now appears to have been a saboteur. That is the backdrop to everything else happening inside the CDC right now. Malone describes the environment as guerrilla warfare. When Kennedy asked him to stay on, he said no. His assessment was direct: The CDC is not redeemable, and the people still entrenched inside are carrying the safe and effective narrative because many of them have culpability around the COVID crisis - including suppression of information and manipulation of data. As for why he stepped down entirely, Malone was equally plain. Through thousands of hours of work, the 17 highly trained professionals were treated like chattel, told what to say and when to say it, told not to discuss vaccine harms, and told not to recommend pulling PREP Act liability protections. There was mo cover provided when the attacks came. They lost grants, had their careers damaged, and were isolated. "The government's attitude is basically we're expendable." He is done with it. Watch in full at TheHighwire.com/watch👇
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“Vaccine injuries and lack of early treatment” leave thousands of…. Fixed it for you.
Long COVID leaves thousands of L.A. county residents sick, broke and ignored latimes.com/science/story/20…
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Veritas "El-Deiry’s review compiled 69 publications describing post‑vaccine or post‑infection cancers (333 patients / 27 countries). He observed rapid progression, recurrence, and reactivation of otherwise stable disease (“turbo cancers”). :@P_McCulloughMD americaoutloud.news/cancer-r… via @OutLoudNews
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Hello California I’ve arrived
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Join @carldemaio and sign the petition to Stop the Mileage Tax! Sign the petition here: reformcalifornia.org/forms/p…
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Unless your in California
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For 25 years, the U.S. Drought Monitor has significantly exaggerated drought conditions in California, providing state officials with the pretext for a range of climate-change policies that have crippled the state’s water infrastructure, devastated farming, and punished its 39 million residents with skyrocketing water bills. That’s the conclusion of Statistical Review of United States Drought Monitor, a landmark California Policy Center study published today by researchers Edward Ring and Marc Joffe. USDM is a federally funded team of researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Between the time it began issuing drought designations in 2000 through late 2025, the group has concluded that California has been under drought conditions roughly 61 percent of the time — a remarkable doubling of the drought rate in the previous 100 years. That would be alarming if it were true. But using USDM’s own methodology, Ring and Joffe were unable to replicate USDM’s dramatic findings, and instead found drought conditions should have been designated only about 31 percent of the time using USDM’s framework. In their own independent analysis, the pair found that recent climate conditions are not significantly drier than those that prevailed during much of the 20th century. CPC’s findings call into question the accuracy of the USDM and its outsized role in shaping California water policy, as well as potential methodological or institutional bias in its approach. Makes you wonder about the climate change scam doesn’t it?
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About damn time!!!!
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Countries that are fully banned include Afghanistan, the Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, and more. Yet, Somalia is benefiting from our taxes and fraud is sending money back to them. Make it make sense aol.com/articles/u-travelers…
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Patient with blind right eye due to dry macular degeneration and retinal hemorrhage post Avastin injection recovers with his DMSO ocular treatment ⁦@MidwesternDoc⁩ ⁦@btysonmd⁩ ⁦@Fynnderella1⁩ ⁦@DrHarveyRisch⁩ ⁦@drcraigwax⁩ ⁦@Honest_Medicine⁩
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