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Something strange has been transpiring in secondhand bookshops around the world. Over the past several months, bookstore owners from Northumberland to Galway to Wellington have received enormous orders from buyers that they have never heard of, for large quantities of books that have nothing in common. The orders are not for a themed collection, and…Continue reading The Last Clean Ore: AI’s Great Book Harvest
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A Senate committee recently voted to hold former NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, referring him to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution. This long-awaited, if partial victory, which occurred on August 6, marks the sharpest turn yet in a long reckoning over Fauci and his catastrophic shenanigans. Specifically, how he…Continue reading Fauci Takes the Fifth. Farrar Slips Out the Door.
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The year was 2020, and the biopharma industry made a public promise to be transparent and put safety first in their race to develop an mRNA vaccine. Meanwhile, cheap, available, and effective early treatments were being viciously withheld and attacked to prep the runway for the eventual EUA COVID shot. At the time, Fauci was…Continue reading Moderna mRNA Market Swindle in Progress With New Cancer Press Release
UPDATE: 5:15 PM PST: CA Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office has announced the signing of SB276 & SB714 UPDATE: 4:24 PM PST: CA Legislature suspends rules to rush SB714 through the Assembly and Senate with no option for public comment UPDATE 1:30 PM PST: CA Legislature Fast-Tracking SB714 for Simultaneous Floor Votes SB714 is the companion…Continue reading Multiple Arrests Made As Californians Occupy State Capital in Protest of Medical Exemption Bill
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By Jefferey Jaxen After early hesitation about the bill and calls for amendments, California Governor Gavin Newsom’s office appears to be signaling a direction. On Friday, the LA Times claimed that Senate Bill 276 (SB 276) amendments sought by Gov Newsom had been agreed upon. The article states: “The agreement between state Sen. Richard Pan…Continue reading Despite Arrests, Protests Continue As California Exemption Bill Awaits Gov Newsom’s Decision
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When common people take on multinational corporations, violent rhetoric, inhuman directives, abuse, and bullying are often the methods chosen to quell the activist spirit. In 2009, CBS News reported that pharmaceutical giant Merck made a “hit list” of doctors who criticized its deadly, and now withdrawn, drug Vioxx. The list, emailed between Merck employees, contained…Continue reading Despite Corporate Threats, Moms Beat Monsanto In Quest For Truth
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Following today’s passage of Senate Bill 276 (SB276) out of the Senate by a vote of 27 to 11, protests erupted in the hallways, outside the chambers and eventually center outside Governor Gavin Newsom’s office. The protests are still in progress at the time of this writing. The bill now moves to the desk of…Continue reading Protests Erupt Outside CA Gov Newsom’s Office Following SB276 Vote
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After meeting with protest late last week, California Senate Bill 276 (SB276) was heard on the Assembly floor Tuesday afternoon where it passed with a vote of 47 to 17. The proposed bill would give state public health officials the power to override the judgment of private physicians. SB276 would place the granting or withholding…Continue reading California SB276 Passes Assembly, Moves to Senate
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By Jefferey Jaxen Last week’s landmark $572 million judgement against Johnson and Johnson has triggered a torrent of PR stunts and legal maneuvers from opioid makers in the few days since the stunning decision. At a press conference immediately following the judgement on August 26, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter was asked if this was…Continue reading Opioid Makers Scramble to Settle Ahead of Ohio Trial, Purdue Mulls Bankruptcy
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