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Misinformation Is a Word We Use to Shut You Up

766 implied HN points • 31 May 23
  1. Misinformation is often used to suppress dissent and criticism.
  2. People mostly argue over interpretation and judgment, not just information.
  3. Efforts labelled as 'anti-misinformation' are often about controlling beliefs and dissent.

Let’s Stop Investing Rhetorical Flourishes with Legal Weight

589 implied HN points • 17 Jul 23
  1. Presidential responsibilities should align with the Constitution and citizens' rights.
  2. Be cautious of rhetorical constructs being presented as legal realities.
  3. Terms like 'misinformation' and 'disinformation' can be used to manipulate public discourse.

Essential Reading for the Dissident, the Disenfranchised, the Disillusioned

648 implied HN points • 29 Jun 23
  1. Book 'Australia Breaks Apart' discusses disillusionment and corruption in politics and power.
  2. Book is essential reading for those who question mainstream media and authority.
  3. Author highlights the importance of facing uncomfortable truths and seeking accountability.

Were the Vaccines a Military-Backed Countermeasure?

805 implied HN points • 03 May 23
  1. The US Department of Defense had a significant influence on funding and development of Moderna's mRNA-1273 vaccine.
  2. The contracts between Moderna and the US Government for manufacturing the vaccine were under FAR contracting, not OTA, allowing for large-scale manufacturing.
  3. The involvement of the military in the development, production, and priority rating of the vaccines raises questions about the true intent and implications of these actions.
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6 Stories That Vindicate Team Reality

786 implied HN points • 20 Apr 23
  1. Pandemic could impact education mobility by 9% in high-income countries.
  2. Youth suicide attempts by poisoning increased by 30% during the pandemic.
  3. NIH has spent $1 billion on Long-Covid research but hasn't enrolled any patients.

What Kind of Culture Are They Planning for you?

786 implied HN points • 30 Apr 23
  1. Education often divides culture into neat categories, hindering holistic understanding.
  2. Analytical methods have led to advances in sciences but may not work well for cultural studies.
  3. Cultural observation should focus on synthesis to recognize patterns and avoid fragmentation.

"The city was turned upside down"

471 implied HN points • 17 Aug 23
  1. In times of crisis, fear and panic can lead to chaos and turmoil in a community.
  2. Misinformation and suspicion can exacerbate the situation, causing people to turn on each other.
  3. Power can be abused by authorities in enforcing measures, leading to unrest and further discord.

Dr. Frieden’s Follies

766 implied HN points • 22 Mar 23
  1. The argument emphasizes the supreme effectiveness of pandemic measures without solid evidence.
  2. Sweden's COVID response without strict measures yielded better results than other countries.
  3. Public health authorities failed to address lockdown costs and focused on ineffective treatments.

Bad Policy Assures a Perpetual Sense of Burning Crisis

648 implied HN points • 14 Jun 23
  1. Forest fires are being misused to push certain agendas.
  2. Blaming climate change for the rise in fires lacks strong evidence.
  3. Preventing fires through forest management is crucial, yet often overlooked.

Covid Origin Story Cover-up REVEALED - Part 1

550 implied HN points • 11 Jul 23
  1. The 'Proximal Origin' paper on COVID-19's origins had significant influence and impact.
  2. Findings and conclusions of the 'Proximal Origin' paper are now being challenged.
  3. The report raises questions about the origins of COVID-19 and the influence of key figures like Dr. Fauci.

We Need Mass Resignations

982 implied HN points • 06 Dec 22
  1. Analogies can aid understanding complicated concepts, like lift during flight or how visual pathways work.
  2. Alzheimer's affects visual neurology and can lead to decreased ability to perceive faces, impacting recognition and attention.
  3. Public health policies might lack empathy and consideration for vulnerable groups like infants and Alzheimer's patients.

Covid Pandemic Propaganda Posters

727 implied HN points • 12 Apr 23
  1. Masks may not have worked as intended and could have contributed to Long Covid.
  2. There is a reflection on the pandemic response and the influence of powerful propaganda.
  3. Art played a significant role in shaping the narrative and response to the pandemic.

On Being a Covid "Expert"

648 implied HN points • 06 Jun 23
  1. Many people are ignorant about the true impact of Covid.
  2. Gaining expertise on Covid requires significant time commitment.
  3. Experts feel a duty to educate and make a societal impact.

Lockdowns and Vaccines: Lessons from Denmark

707 implied HN points • 02 May 23
  1. Denmark experienced different pandemic waves compared to other countries.
  2. Excess mortality in Denmark increased despite vaccination efforts.
  3. The effectiveness of vaccines in Denmark was questioned due to high excess mortality rates.

Fear of a Microbial Planet by Dr. Steve Templeton

707 implied HN points • 16 Apr 23
  1. Book 'Fear of a Microbial Planet' offers clarity on managing social life during pathogenic infections
  2. Response to Covid led to widespread germophobia promoted by elite opinions
  3. Living at peace with microbes requires learning to coexist and maintain normal social functioning

John Snow vs. “The Science”

707 implied HN points • 21 Apr 23
  1. In the past, people blamed bad smells for causing diseases like cholera, not understanding the real reasons behind the outbreaks.
  2. John Snow's investigation in the 19th century showed that cholera was transmitted through contaminated water, not through the air as many believed.
  3. Snow's work led to a shift in understanding the spread of diseases, helping pave the way for improved sanitation practices and the eradication of waterborne diseases like cholera.

It's official. Ron is running... what now?

668 implied HN points • 24 May 23
  1. Ron is officially running for something.
  2. The article is asking about what happens next.
  3. There's a link to donate to Posterity PAC.

America’s Prolonged Economic Stagflation

471 implied HN points • 24 Jul 23
  1. Real personal income growth has significantly slowed since before 2000.
  2. The US economy is weighed down by debt, labor shortages, and lack of productive investment.
  3. Federal debt and GDP growth rates are unsustainable, leading to future economic challenges.

Lockdowns Blamed for Sharp Rise in Teenage Girls With Eating Disorders Since 2020

530 implied HN points • 27 Jun 23
  1. Lockdowns have been linked to an increase in teenage girls developing eating disorders and self-harming since 2020.
  2. The lack of control during lockdown triggered behavior in young women, leading to focus on eating and appearance.
  3. Investment in early mental health support, especially for eating disorders, is crucial for children and young people.

The Fight for Our Future: Rational Ground Meets with Congressional Leaders to Share Pandemic Stories

628 implied HN points • 03 Apr 23
  1. A group of concerned citizens met with congressional leaders to share pandemic stories and advocate for policy change.
  2. The event demonstrated the impact of grassroots activism in shaping policies and influencing lawmakers.
  3. The importance of continued advocacy and citizen participation in ensuring the protection of rights and well-being of future generations was emphasized.

Whatever Happened to the Healing Power of Positive Thinking?

609 implied HN points • 12 May 23
  1. Positive thinking can aid in healing and boost immune system.
  2. The shift towards fear and reliance on pharmaceuticals has eroded trust in public health.
  3. Effective public health messaging should be positive and supportive, not fear-driven.

10 Stats: Lockdown Impacts on Cancers

550 implied HN points • 03 Jun 23
  1. Lockdowns led to 1.5 million missed cancer referrals in the UK
  2. 40% of cancer patients in the UK experienced treatment delays during the pandemic
  3. 60% of cancer clinical trials were suspended or delayed due to COVID-19

Dr. Fauci is NOT impressed with my Book

766 implied HN points • 08 Dec 22
  1. Dr. Fauci is not impressed with the book
  2. Key figures involved in early pandemic response criticized
  3. Book discusses the impact of decisions on global industries

The Human Costs of Campus Closures

452 implied HN points • 26 Jun 23
  1. The economic hardships faced by colleges due to campus closures have real human costs, impacting students, families, and communities.
  2. Closing campuses for extended periods has led to declining mental health among students, with significant increases in reports of academic difficulties and suicide contemplation.
  3. The repercussions of campus closures extend beyond students to faculty, staff, families, and businesses, causing job losses, revenue dips, and broader negative impacts on the higher education ecosystem.

Subscribers: All Charts for 97 MILLION Cases of Covid

530 implied HN points • 13 Apr 23
  1. CDC releases April case surveillance file with 97 million rows.
  2. Detailed charts provided for subscribers of the newsletter.
  3. Encouragement to subscribe for exclusive data and interviews for $7 a month or $70 a year.

A Mormon and a Jewish atheist walked into a pandemic...

727 implied HN points • 02 Dec 22
  1. Forging friendships during tough times can be lifelong and meaningful.
  2. It's possible to find common ground with people who have different beliefs.
  3. Writing books can be a powerful way to speak up and make a difference.

How the Department of Treasury Got Involved in Censorship

471 implied HN points • 08 Jun 23
  1. The Department of Treasury engaged in censorship activities along with the Census Bureau and other organizations.
  2. The government utilized public/private partnerships to carry out censorship.
  3. CISA and the Department of Treasury worked together to censor information that undermined public confidence in financial systems.

Do Politicians Ignore NIH Ties with Wuhan Lab to Protect Biodefense "Contract Racket"?

491 implied HN points • 20 Apr 23
  1. The NIH funded gain-of-function research was omitted from the US Senate's interim report on COVID-19 origins to protect jobs and contracts in biodefense.
  2. Democratic politicians are criticized for labeling any evidence linking virus research in Wuhan to NIH grants as partisan and protecting Anthony Fauci.
  3. The final report on NIH funding for research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology is awaited, with speculation that evidence of US involvement in dangerous virus research is being ignored to protect biodefense industry interests.

Chaos and Courage in China

668 implied HN points • 29 Nov 22
  1. Protests against China's lockdown policies are happening due to their severe impact on residents
  2. Mainstream media and health officials have praised China's Zero Covid policies, but those policies have been criticized for their harshness
  3. There is controversy over the implementation and praise of China's lockdown measures by Western nations and officials

Urgent Response Needed: What Would You Tell Your Representative?

452 implied HN points • 08 Mar 23
  1. Share your personal experiences with elected officials to advocate for change.
  2. Express how the government actions during the pandemic have impacted your life and community.
  3. Join events like DC Fly-In to engage with congress members and work towards preventing similar government control in the future.

Gone Viral needs to GO VIRAL!

609 implied HN points • 01 Dec 22
  1. The book 'Gone Viral' aims to debunk myths about COVID-19 with valuable information.
  2. You can support by buying, reviewing, and sharing the book through various platforms.
  3. The book has received positive endorsements for its comprehensive and engaging storytelling.

Jay Bhattacharya and the Fight to End Covid Censorship

589 implied HN points • 09 Dec 22
  1. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was censored on Twitter for his views on COVID.
  2. His message about mass testing being a form of lockdown was suppressed on social media.
  3. Censorship of important COVID discussions on social media can have significant impacts.

Live now! Senator Johnson Hearing on Vaccines

589 implied HN points • 07 Dec 22
  1. The hearing focuses on vaccine safety and data
  2. Experts discuss the mechanisms of potential vaccine injury
  3. Various concerns and issues surrounding vaccines are brought up

Headed to Capitol Hill! What should we tell them?

432 implied HN points • 28 Mar 23
  1. Justin is heading to Capitol Hill with meetings scheduled.
  2. They are seeking donations to cover expenses for the trip.
  3. They have created a leave-behind PDF for assistance.

LK-99: Room Temp Superconductor Could Shock the World

255 implied HN points • 28 Jul 23
  1. Researchers in Korea are working on a room temperature superconductor.
  2. This material could be a game-changer in physics.
  3. The discovery has the potential to impact daily life significantly.