According to former World Bank geopolitical analyst Peter Koenig, about half of the WHO’s budget is derived from private sources — primarily pharmaceutical companies but also other corporate sectors including the telecommunication and agro-chemical industries.

Interesting that The Intercept is finally picking up on this. “The work, much of which remains unknown to the American public…” Ya think? Not you! Not me! Aaron Kheriaty and others have been reporting on this case for quite some time.

Any worker fired for not taking a covid-19 vaccine should be rehired, and back pay instituted. This was unethical and wrong.

The implicit assumption is that, owing to their socioeconomic status, the superficial cutesiness of public health, and the panic surrounding the pandemic, all those who advocated these mandates must have done so in good faith.

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More than two years since the lockdowns of 2020, the political mainstream, particularly on the left, is just beginning to realize that the response to Covid was an unprecedented catastrophe.

The results show that children vaccinated with most or all of the recommended aluminum-containing vaccines had a 36 percent higher risk of being diagnosed with persistent asthma than kids who got fewer vaccines.

The primary reason for the promotion of vaccines is the love of money. If a company (or a federal vaccine regulator) can produce a vaccine that is added to the vaccination schedule, the guaranteed market created by doing generates a financial windfall.