by Jordan Schachtel, The Dossier:
A smoking gun?
Just weeks prior to the onset of COVID Mania, some of the most maniacal, power hungry forces on the planet got together to war-game a fictional coronavirus outbreak passing from an animal reservoir to humans with “no possibility of a vaccine being available in the first year,” warning of a “similar pandemic in the future.”
by Will Jones, Daily Sceptic:
On Monday a debate on vaccine safety took place in Parliament. Three of the speeches by MPs are reproduced in full below. The transcript of the complete debate, including the Government Minister’s response, can be read here. Reports on this debate in the mainstream media have been scarce; if readers are aware of any please note them in the comments below or email us here.
from Moonbattery:
Senate candidate John Fetterman — or as he has called himself, John Fetterwoman — finally agreed to a last-minute debate with his opponent Mehmet Oz. Oz is no prize either, but predictably proved to be more than a match for the cognitively disabled leftist freak Fetterman.
John Podhoretz describes the debacle:
Seeing Fetterman struggle to answer simple questions and form simple sentences was nothing less than an agony. There’s no sense even in trying to characterize how he did in expressing himself…
Maybe Fetterman will one day recover whatever cognitive abilities he had before a stroke wiped them out. Maybe he won’t. It’s hard even to predict, but we can assume the worst, considering that he still refuses to release his medical records.
by Michael McCarthy, America Outloud:
Traditionally taken by doctors, the Hippocratic Oath contains the well-known phrase “First, do no harm.” Why did Hippocrates institute this oath in ancient Greece? Because malevolent people would bribe or threaten doctors to do harm to their enemies under the guise of treatment.
Poisoning Patients?
The original oath contained these two sentences:
by Peter Rykowski, The New American:
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to restore the gold standard — a major step toward adhering to the U.S. Constitution and bringing back sound-money policies.
H.R. 9157, titled the Gold Standard Restoration Act, is sponsored by U.S. Representative Alex Mooney (R-W.Va.). If enacted, it would be a significant step to restoring sanity to U.S. monetary policy.
In its list of legislative findings, the bill correctly notes that “The Federal Reserve note has lost more than 30 percent of its purchasing power since 2000, and 97 percent of its purchasing power since the passage of the Federal Reserve Act in 1913,” and it notes that under official Fed policy, “the dollar loses half of its purchasing power every … 35 years.”
by Kevin Lewis, American Thinker:
In a recent speech, Joe Biden described “MAGA” Republicans as threatening “the very foundations of our republic” and stated that they espouse “extreme ideology.” He differentiated between mainstream Republicans (with whom he says he can work) and “MAGA Republicans,” who are “a threat to this country.” In a more recent speech, he used the term “Mega MAGA Republicans.” I guess that refers to those of us who really, really, really want to make America great again. You say it like it’s a bad thing…
from SixthSense:
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from ZeroHedge:
Updated 2055ET with comments from SD Bullion President Dr. Tyler Wall.
For those who have been keeping an eye on silver, things are getting a little tight.
Earlier Wednesday we noted a report from Ronan Manly of BullionStar.com, who revealed that more than 50% of deliverable silver on COMEX is suddenly ‘not available.’ Manly brought up this Oct. 19 tweet from metals expert Nicky Shiels, who said of delegates in attendance at the annual LBMA (Gold) conference in Lisbon; “they are mildly bearish Gold for the year ahead ($1830 by 2023s conference) but super bullish Silver ($28.30!) as the focus was on physical tightness driven by unprecedented demand.“
by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall St On Parade:
It was a lawsuit that should have made front page headlines in every major newspaper in America and on the evening television news. Instead, as we predicted, it was quietly settled on Monday, just 10 business days before a trial was scheduled to begin. The dollar amount of the settlement was not disclosed. Yesterday, Wall Street’s paper of record, the Wall Street Journal, devoted a mere 299 words to the settlement and the details of the case.
This is not a third world country. It’s Philadelphia. pic.twitter.com/ug2DkUnqJd
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 26, 2022
by Paul Joseph Watson, Summit News:
This “raises serious concerns about the independence of CDC and ACIP’s vaccine recommendations”
Senator Rand Paul called for answers Monday in a letter to CDC director Rochelle Walensky detailing how the agency contracted PR firm Weber Shandwick, which also represents Pfizer and Moderna, to carry out research for the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
