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4y ago
During the initial COVID outbreak, did Canada allocate huge sums of money ostensibly to shore up the medical system like we did here in the U.S.? Where did all of it go? Certainly none to nurse's salaries.
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4y ago
Probably not even any benefit against severe disease among hospital staff, given that the vast majority of them have already recovered from COVID.
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'Titanic' staffing crisis: At least 14 Ontario hospitals closed for long weekend
(toronto.ctvnews.ca)
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How Jon Stewart Made Tucker Carlson
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Covid-19 vaccines and all-cause mortality – long-term differential analysis
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Tavistock gender clinic forced to shut over safety fears
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4y ago
Allen Dulles used to just call up the Washington Post to get reporters fired. This is a legitimate source, to me.
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School in the time of Covid
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4y ago
It's sort of the equivalent of when Noam Chomsky says, "sure, JFK and 9/11 may have been carried out by organized conspirators within the U.S. government, but it doesn't matter and there's no point interrogating it
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4y ago
> The Attorney General, the highest ranking law enforcement official in the country, personally reviewed the footage surrounding Epstein's prison block to confirm this for himself. The Attorney General whose father got Epstein his
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At this point the odds-on favorite to win the Republican nomination in 2024 is Donald Trump, a man with extensive ties to Epstein going back decades, and who is on record issuing vague compliments about his sexual predation.
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4y ago
At this point, it's pretty silly that it is still considered "conspiracy theory" to aver that intelligence agencies have placed agents in major corporations throughout the world. Even mainstream limited hangout-type sources h
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National Security Search Engine: Google's Ranks Are Filled with CIA Agents
(mintpressnews.com)
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SARS-CoV-2 spike protein activated immune response, damaged heart muscle cells
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4y ago
> I see lots of commentators arguing about 'lockdowns', but very little discussion what actually constitutes 'lockdowns'. Lockdowns in China looked very different to lockdowns in Europa or lockdowns in the US. Lockdo
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4y ago
After these pediatric hepatitis cases popped up, there was a vocal contingent of MDs and Zero COVID types on Twitter arguing that it showed the urgent necessity to do whatever it takes to protect children from SARS-CoV-2 infections. It'
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> Likewise, the hostility towards masking is owing to some substantive inability to evaluate second order risks. Funny, that's how I would describe the widespread insistence that we can indefinitely conceal half of everyone's
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Execs at Covid vaccine manufacturer create property boom near Boston
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A Trump Backer's Downfall as the Target of a Jan. 6 Conspiracy Theory
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You think Pax Americana is the only thing standing between Honduras or Colombia or Yemen and instant genocide?
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Probably the one that spends more on its military than the next six countries combined? The vast majority of which is dedicated to far-flung imperial projects benefitting only a tiny sliver of its populace? Why should we go first in elimina
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A Taste for Cannibalism?
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Maybe we could start with reducing emissions by the military, one of the absolute largest sources on earth? And after that maybe ban private jets and 100,000 sq ft mansions?
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Trudeau pushes ahead on fertilizer reduction as provinces and farmers cry foul
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Mystery shrouds colossal Brink's heist at I-5 truck stop
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Elevated infection risk by later variants compared to Alpha in vaccinees
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Meet the Covid Super-Dodgers
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-Q-Tel
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After homeless count spike, Piedmont's unsheltered residents nowhere to be found
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> Much of the rhetorical analysis is based on the medical premise that getting vaccinated has no individual or contagion reduction efficacy. Politics aside, this was simply not true (though thanks to variants may be true today). We will
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