1. Plans and agreements done in secret do not inspire confidence:
Below is a link to a purported copy of the agreement between the Israeli government and Pfizer. Per Dr. Malone, inventor of the mRNA technology:
1. Plans and agreements done in secret do not inspire confidence:
Below is a link to a purported copy of the agreement between the Israeli government and Pfizer. Per Dr. Malone, inventor of the mRNA technology:
So I am reading a fellow Jewish blogger’s blog and his post has several items worth highlighting specifically. And a few other things I’ve seen scattered around. But first, those few selections:
I make my living in a STEM field – such has been my one and only career. I have designed and run experimental trials on myriad occasions (one such trial I did resulted in such a detailed report that the compliments for my thoroughness were legion from across the company).
The following presentation is an at your own risk event. We make no claims as to the accuracy or authenticity of the links or the content. In other words, it’s a lot like the Main Stream Media with one exception. If you challenge it, we won’t complain.
Many misconceptions have been circulating among the health freedom community regarding the Roy Amendment to SB155. This is confusing many New Hampshire citizens and vaccine choice activists, in particular, and the information below is to set the record straight.
I was in one of my favorite local area bakeries, family-owned. A classic small business which, preferentially, I support even if more expensive than the same product at a chain store. They have been following the mandatory mask ordinance of Nashua (which is in the process of being dropped).
As the era of mandated COVID-19 restrictions comes to a close today in New Hampshire, it is important to recognize that the threat to our Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms remains within the executive branch so long as the governor’s declared and extended state of emergency continues to be renewed.
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit us all in different ways. Some businesses were hurt worse than others, but there is hardly any business entity or an individual that did not suffer. And it is too substantial to be ignored. Speaking of the U.S Automobile industry, this sector has sure seen quite a downfall as well. … Read more
On April 29, Gov. Chris Sununu announced that the state’s long list of mandated COVID-19 restrictions for various industries will expire on May 7, to be replaced by a Universal Best Practices Guidance.
As Connecticut employers enter this challenging phase of restarting work and reopening workplaces, many owners are looking for insights. It’s important to keep exploring and refining our approaches to find the best options for health, safety, and sensitivity. Pandemic Laws Are Changing Rapidly Employers are working tirelessly to stay up to date with the lightning-fast … Read more
Let me be clear in stating, as I suspect most people agree, that Covid is not a myth. Whether it’s natural or man-made – and I believe the latter – is still not determined as confirmed Truth.
Early next week Americans for Prosperity is hosting a webinar: The American Rescue Plan: COVID Relief or Partisan Wishlist?
Whenever it’s time to negotiate new teacher contracts, unions always frame their arguments to justify more lucrative contracts by saying, “It’s all about the kids.” But unfortunately, that’s rarely true.
Unbelievable. I would be telling Mark Hayward from the Union Leader to go stuff himself. I might even start using foul language (which those that know me well, know I don’t).
Abstracted from “New York City chain stores shutter as lockdowns kill businesses and New Yorkers flee“: Big brand stores have closed their doors in New York City after months of coronavirus lockdowns.
Not one of my “doodlings” this time, but I can tell you that the FB post with the following graphic certainly showed a lot of, well, the nuttiness, ranting, and partisan snipping that goes on in a closed FB group that has “Politics” as part of its name.