NIH Admits Funding Gain-Of-Function COVID Experiments; Gives EcoHealth Five Days To Report Data
October 22nd, 2021Via: ZeroHedge:
A top NIH official admitted in a Wednesday letter that the US-funded so-called “gain-of-function” research in Wuhan, China – and that the US nonprofit which conducted it, EcoHealth Alliance – led by the controversial Peter Daszak, “failed to report” that they had created a chimeric bat coronavirus which could infect humans.
In a letter addressed to Rep. James Comer (R-KY), NIH Principal Deputy Director Lawrence A. Tabak cites a “limited experiment” to determine whether “spike proteins from naturally occurring bat coronaviruses circulating in China were capable of binding to the human ACE2 receptor in a mouse model.” According to the letter, humanized mice infected with the modified bat virus “became sicker” than those exposed to an unmodified version of the same bat coronavirus.
Daszak failed to report this finding, and has been given five days to submit “any and all unpublished data from the experiments and work conducted” under the NIH grant.
Shoplifters Steal $25,000 Worth of Merchandise Per Day From San Francisco Target, Company Closing Store
October 22nd, 2021A couple of weeks ago, I tried to buy a can of CRC LanoCote from my local Mitre10. It wasn’t on the shelf, so I asked one of the employees about it. He looked on the computer, “Says we have six in stock.” He went to the shelf with me to help me find it.
“Looks like they’ve been stolen.”
“Stolen?!” I asked.
“Yep, happens all the time with this stuff.”
Via: California Globe:
Now, in a Globe exclusive, San Francisco Police Department has revealed that the iconic Target on Mission Street between Third and Fourth Streets will be shutting its doors before the end of the year.
“This store loses $25,000 a day to shoplifting,” an SFPD officer told the Globe in lengthy, taped interviews conducted this week. “That’s $25,000 that walks out the door on average between 9 and 6 every day.”
What Happens if the World’s Key Metal Exchange Has No Metal?
October 22nd, 2021Via: Bloomberg:
What happens when the London Metal Exchange runs out of metal? That’s the question the exchange is urgently trying to address for its flagship copper contract, which sets the global price for one of the world’s most important commodities.
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The problem stems from the LME’s physical nature: anyone holding a contract to expiry becomes the owner of a package of metal in an LME warehouse. On the other hand, anyone who has sold one must deliver the metal when the contract expires.
But with available copper inventories at LME warehouses falling below 20,000 tons — less than China’s factories consume in one day — traders are grappling with the possibility that there simply won’t be metal available to deliver.
81 Research Studies Confirm Natural Immunity to COVID ‘Equal’ or ‘Superior’ to Vaccine Immunity
October 21st, 2021Via: The Defender:
We should not force COVID vaccines on anyone when the evidence shows that naturally acquired immunity is equal to or more robust and superior to existing vaccines. Instead, we should respect the right of the bodily integrity of individuals to decide for themselves.
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This follow-up chart is the most updated and comprehensive library list of 81 of the highest-quality, complete, most robust scientific studies and evidence reports/position statements on natural immunity as compared to the COVID-19 vaccine-induced immunity and allows you to draw your own conclusion.
Nebraska AG Says Doctors Can Legally Prescribe Ivermectin, HCQ for COVID
October 21st, 2021Via: The Defender:
Few subjects have been more controversial than ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine — two long-established, inexpensive medications widely and successfully used in many parts of the world for the prevention and treatment of COVID.
By contrast, the use of both medications against COVID has been largely suppressed in the U.S, where doctors have been threatened and punished for prescribing them.
On Oct. 15, Nebraska Attorney General (AG) Doug Peterson issued a legal opinion that Nebraska healthcare providers can legally prescribe off-label medications like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of COVID, so long as they obtain informed consent from the patient.
NIH COVID Treatment Guidelines Approve Ivermectin
October 21st, 2021Seriously, y’all. Stop it.
NIH COVID Treatment Guidelines approve Ivermectin
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— Robert W Malone, MD (@RWMaloneMD) October 21, 2021
Well, This Is Totally Normal and Not At All a Conflict of Interest
October 21st, 2021Well, this is totally normal and not at all a conflict of interest pic.twitter.com/4MKm0VozBC
— Whitney Webb (@_whitneywebb) October 19, 2021
“Supply Chain Crisis Not Seen Since WWII” [???]
October 20th, 2021Via: Daily Mail:
The current supply chain crisis is one unseen since World War II when ‘there were submarines sinking commercial traders,’ an expert says, and it’s bringing disaster for shoppers as items are being resold for more than double their cost and shipping delays mean more barren shelves.
Holiday shopping is expected to be especially fraught this year, as buyers contend with aggressive resellers and inflated prices – some jacking up toy prices by 400%.
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It’s not just toys and goods that are becoming harder to find ahead of the holidays.
Stocking the fridge for holiday festivities could also be a challenge, with turkey giant Butterball warning that smaller birds might be harder to find this year.
Overall food prices are skyrocketing in the U.S., where beef prices have jumped 12.2 percent during the past year and the cost of bacon increased 17 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Meat, poultry, fish and eggs sold at an eight percent premium this year, with prices up 15.7 percent since August 2019.
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It takes twice as long as it normally would for a freight order from China to reach its final U.S. destination, Ocean Audit Inc. chief executive Steve Ferreira told Dailymail.com.
It’s also more expensive to move commerce by ocean freight.
About a year ago, retailers paid about $1,100 for a 40-foot crate traveling from Asia to LA.
The price has since skyrocketed to $5,000 per box, with some big box stores paying upward of $9,000 per container to ensure delivery, Ferreira said.
It Takes A Lot Of Education To Keep Us This Stupid
October 20th, 2021Via: Caitlin Johnstone:
The fact that the propagandists have to work so hard to keep our society this insane means the natural gravitational pull is toward sanity. They have to educate us into crazier and crazier ways of thinking from the moment we go to school until we die, because otherwise we’ll collectively awaken and shake off their shackles.
It takes a lot of educating to keep us this stupid.
White House Details Plan To “Quickly” Vaccinate 28M Children Age 5-11
October 20th, 2021Via: ZeroHedge:
The Biden administration on Wednesday unveiled its plan to ‘quickly’ vaccinate roughly 28 million children age 5-11, pending authorization from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The jab – which doesn’t prevent transmission of Covid-19 will be available at pediatricians, local pharmacies, and possibly even at schools, according to the White House, which expects FDA authorization of the Pfizer shot for children – the least likely to fall seriously ill or die from the virus, in a matter of weeks, according to the Associated Press.
