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- This is literally criminal. There should be charges!
- Dying from measles or treatment misdiagnosed complicated by measles? Dr. Robert Malone worth reading on the subject. Medical error is the third leading cause of death in the US.
- What the "Signalgate" SNAFU overlooks. The story was overblown but perhaps it can lead to the adoption of a newer, more secure technology.
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- Hard not to be impressed by this story. Pulling for Michigan because of it (nothing to do with the fact the line is up to Texas-7.5)
- VDH: The truth about WW II. Tucker Carlson should know better.
- There are no licensed Covid vaccines for children under 12 - but CDC wants babies to get 3 Pfizer shots by age 9 months. This is criminal.
- CDR Salamander on Hospital Ships. Build more!
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- Rand Paul is right on Ukraine. Agree with this viewpoint 100%.
- The Daily Coach on the 7 factors of top performers.
- Interesting Clemson-LSU story
- The secret purchase agreement between South Africa and Pfizer has been released. It was a made-up marketing ploy all along.
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- Lithium deposit found at US discovery may be largest in the world. Reminder that Tesla's Gigafactory making batteries is in Nevada.
- Going to use this map for any international travel. Where the hell is Ireland?
- Pfizer's contract - they knew all along. So did the government.
- Interesting: Spectrum now arranging free Fubo trials for customers missing ESPN and ABC. Sure sign that Spectrum will not
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- Daniele Boelelli on Bruce Lee 50-years from his death.
- Ann Althouse on the Jason Aldean music video controversy. Reminded of the Ted Nugent quote, "You have to let the crazy people talk so you can find out who the crazy people are." (HT Cultural Offering)
- Is Newsweek coming out in favor of RFK Jr.? Or are they straddling the fence? Either way - not a good sign for Joe Biden.
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- Why Greatness is More Important than Fame.
- Interesting question - Why is Fox News so desperate to silence Tucker Carlson? Equally interesting quote, "Fox is now demanding Tucker Carlson be silent until after the 2024 election."
- Vice News, Buzzfeed, (and Niedamierer) - dead! They may as well be the equivalent to Webcrawler. (HT Execupundit)
- Speaking of interesting - Pfizer caught funneling $10 million to Anderson Cooper to promote mRNA jabs. Used to be if you were caught with a dead girl or live boy you'd be all done in public life. Now I fully expect CNN to shrug this off.
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- GM to offer workers in the US voluntary separation packages (VSP) to help cut costs. "General Motors' South Korea division will offer a similar VSP package, but workers in Canada, Mexico, and China will not." Non-union Tesla not cutting any employment in their US plants.
- Matt Taibbi's statement to Congress. Today's must read if you haven't read it already. The First Amendment and free speech is a non-negotiable right.
- Naval Ravikant's Life Formulas. Great life advice!
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- Pfizer whistleblower case given green light to move to next phase in Texas trial. This could be the biggest story of 2023 so worth playing attention to.
- How China became Saudi Arabia's largest trade partner. Not surprising given China's energy needs but just another reason why America needs to be energy independent.
- Matt Taibi - Twitter Files #16. The unserious media.
- Scientists boost quantum signals while reducing noise. Big step in the right direction.
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- Thailand becomes first country to make Pfizer contract null and void. The decision reportedly comes shortly after the daughter of the Thai king got a booster and fell into a coma. If true - I like how they use the word "first" as if many more are to follow.
- What the hell? Is this video of Hitler real?
- Nice appreciation of Mel Brooks. Not sure I hope much hope out for History of the World Part II though.
- Yesterday would have been Jack Lemmon's birthday. We should all have as good a friend like Walter Matthau.
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- Why India did not allow Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine. We could learn a lot from India.
- Great Lee Marvin story from the archives.
- Don't think Biden will recover from the classified documents scandal. Mostly because the powers that be in the Democratic Party don't want to risk themselves to save Joe or Hunter.
- If you're wondering what to get me for Christmas ($777,000 so you may want to start saving up now)
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- CDC had Facebook censor speech and debate about Covid too
- Yesterday was Dolly Parton's 77th birthday. She's an American treasure.
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- The list of 1300 side effects of the Covid vaccines (from Pfizer's own documents). The vaccines were never "safe and effective."
- Wow - John Foster Dulles offered France a pair of tactical nuclear weapons for use at Dien Bien Phu. (Via)
- Shedding Innocence - a worthwhile article by Dr. Robert Malone. In my opinion, Dr. Malone is both a hero and martyr of the Covid pandemic.
- Lawsuit by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and others charges legacy media and tech companies with Antitrust and First Amendment claims for censoring Covid related content. On the surface, the suit filed in Texas has a lot of antitrust merit. Will be interesting to see the case unfold.
Alex Berenson has a new Twitter Files up showing the coordination between Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb and the White House. The company selling mRNA shots and the White House forcing Americans get get them - repeatedly.
Denying natural immunity is not "following the science." It's propaganda - for profit.
Kudos to Alex Berenson who went from being banned on Twitter for telling the truth to being part of The Twitter Files (also for reporting the truth).
In a related story - Twitter is now the number one app on the Apple Store for US news. Elon Musk is making Twitter the place to go to get news (not spin).
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- MIT team solves the riddle of why Roman concrete was so durable
- The CDC hired the same PR firm as Pfizer and Moderna. Sure there was no effort to coordinate the public messaging on vaccines.
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- Can you launch a paper airplane from space that won't burn up on re-entry?
- Adam Vinatieri - WTF? We've all seen linemen who slimmed way down after retiring. Who knew kickers bulked up like this after hanging up their cleats?
- Red Sox sign Raffy Devers to an 11-year $331 million contract. For many Boston fans though it is too little too late.
