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strangeweather.wordpress.com
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| | | | | In part 1 we saw how my candid curiosity got me into a Twitter fight of epic proportions. While unpleasant, it did have the positive side-effect of bringing actual experts into the fray, which helped dispel some of my misconceptions, and clarified the reasons for my own lack of enthusiasm for RNA-based COVID vaccines (the... | |
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skwawkbox.org
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| | | | | Pair give clear indication they are looking at using it on all 'overweight' people too, to 'ease the burden on the NHS' Keir Starmer and Health Secretary Wes Streeting are planning a major war on people they consider to be overweight - starting with unemployed people and with a clear indication they intend widening it... | |
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www.quackometer.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around the debate between conventional (allopathic) medicine and alternative treatments, with participants questioning the efficacy and limitations of the medical establishment. Key points include: 1) Criticism of the medical system's failure to prevent avoidable deaths and its own risks, such as medication-related fatalities. 2) The argument that alternative medicine should not be dismissed solely due to lack of scientific evidence, as the allopathic model also has limitations and areas where it does not provide answers. 3) The call for more research into alternative therapies, especially those with patient and practitioner feedback, to address gaps in conventional medicine. 4) The debate over free speech and the respons... | |
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drmalcolmkendrick.org
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| | | 26th June 2020 This article was first published on RT.com This is so weird and inexplicable I can't fathom it: why did deaths in people aged 15-44 spike during lockdown, & only in England? As a doctor, I occasionally get confronted with difficult, unexplainable things, but this is a mystery I cannot solve. What lies... | ||
