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The Daily Mail is describing a new condition called Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS), an “umbrella term to describe unexpected deaths in young people,” according to The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Those under 40 are being urged to have their hearts checked because they may potentially be at risk.
Covid Masks Are Dangerous Says Study — A paper by Zacharias Fögen concludes that face mask mandates to stop the spread of Covid actually caused deaths to increase.
The study compared Kansas counties that mandated mask wearing with those that didn’t.
The study says:
A parallelization analysis based on county-level data showed that in Kansas, counties with mask mandate had significantly higher case fatality rates than counties without mask mandate, with a risk ratio of 1.85 (95% confidence interval [95% CI]: 1.51–2.10) for COVID-19-related deaths. Even after adjusting for the number of “protected persons,” that is, the number of persons who were not infected in the mask-mandated group compared to the no-mask group, the risk ratio remained significantly high at 1.52 (95% CI: 1.24–1.72). By analyzing the excess mortality in Kansas, this study determines that over 95% of this effect can solely be attributed to COVID-19.
These findings suggest that mask use might pose a yet unknown threat to the user instead of protecting them, making mask mandates a debatable epidemiologic intervention.
The study appeared, Feb. 18, in the journal Medicine.
Temp Covid Money Means Forever Program Hikes In Pa— The Volcker Alliance, a nonprofit group that works to strengthen public service education and effective government, has released a report saying that Pennsylvania is among the states about to go off a fiscal cliff due to unwise use of federal covid largess.
The Keystone State got $7.3 billion from Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) and appropriated $4.6 billion for the 2022 budget with $3.8 billion going to the General Fund.
Of that $2.5 billion was used to increase in the Department of Human Services budget by increasing the state’s Medicaid program, called Medical Assistance; giving $300 million for the Basic Education subsidy to school districts; and gains in other education programs i.e. $30 million for early learning, $11 million for early intervention preschool services, and $50 million for special education subsidies to school districts.
State health care centers and local health departments also received more funding.
“Although some of the health-related spending might be temporary, depending on the pandemic, education needs are likely to continue,” according the the report authored by Beverly Bunch.
Hat tips Tony Phyrillas and The Center Square.
How to avoid monkeypox — Dr. Robert Malone makes this relevant observation on his Substack page.
Essentially all of the current cases in the west which we are seeing in the news are among men who have sex with men, and appear to be due to close physical contact.
His article goes into a detailed explanation about the disease and why it’s not as scary as some are making it out to be. It’s worth reading.
McCullough Warns Vaccinated To Act On Symptoms — Dr. Peter McCullough is warning that the vaccinated be aware of symptoms such as leg pains, swelling and chest pains and seek an evaluation if these things should be outside the norm.
He said there is no longer doubt that the jab puts takers at risk of a wide variety of serious medical conditions that early treatment might catch.
He says the more vaxxes one has taken the greater the risk.
He advises all against taking any more.
McCullough recommends TruthForHealth.org for information and questions.
McCullough is a highly accomplished cardiologist that the medical industrial complex has sought to destroy through a disinformation campaign.
Here is the April 29 FlashPoint interview where he makes the claims. Below is a short edited versions from MJTruth with the relevant points.
CDC Studied Cell Phone Data For Lockdown Compliance — Tom C sent us this link regarding the Center for Disease Control’s buying cell phone data to determine lockdown compliance especially with regard to those in the Navajo Nation.
Yes, it’s true and has been tweeted about for several days.
Even the most pollyannaish normie should be concerned about those entrenched in our government and its affiliates.
Better Way Conference Challenges Failed Establishment — Dr. Robert Malone praises Dr. Tess Lawrie here and describes how prominent critics of the medical/media/corporate establishment will be attending the Better Way Conference, May 20-22 in Bath, U.K.
It is the inaugural conference of the World Council for Health created to counter the lies being spewed by in the corrupt Medical/Pharma/Media complex.
Dr. Lawrie was a consultant to the WHO, evaluating evidence and developing recommendations. When she saw Dr. Pierre Kory testify before Congress about ivermectin, she gave up her Christmas holiday to run one of these reviews (unpaid) and see if the evidence really did back what Kory was claiming. It did, so she went to work, writing to health authorities and governments around the world and sharing the great news.
Which didn’t work out so great for her as she lost her consulting work and has been the subject of vicious attacks by powerful voices.
However, Malone notes she hasn’t quit and is working without a break to get the message about ivermectin and early treatment out to the public.
“What strikes me most about Tess is her unfailing positivity in the face of darkness,” Malone said. “She’s in the trenches with the rest of us, bloodied and bruised, but she’s also one of those smiling and pointing to the dawn.”
Malone, who is rather accomplished himself, has also suffered smears and other attacks from the powerful.
Yes, Malone really is the inventor of the core technology behind mRNA vaccines.
If you can check out the conference, do so. Also, if you can, chip in something for the World Council for Health. The big guys aren’t going to give them anything so the little guys have to.
Blacks And Jews Lead American Revelation In New York
By Olivia Braccio
Is there anything comparable to the warm, glowy feeling in your soul when you see the Statue of Liberty come into view as you’re traveling on the I-78 through Jersey City after the long ride up from Pennsylvania? I’ve been shooting the anti-mandate protests in New York City regularly for six months now, and I think it’s safe to say that there is not.
Our Statue was a beacon of hope to both my relatives when they sailed over on the ship from Italy in search of a better life a generation ago, as well as the immigrant friends I’ve just recently made during my visits to New York. Everything Lady Liberty represents is under assault from a tyrannical government, the likes of which we thought were impossible in a capitalist nation. Whenever we’re gathered in the city, I picture the Statue gazing down upon us from her island in the Hudson Bay, weeping both tears of pride at her citizens who are willing to fight for thepersonal rights and freedoms that constitute the very essence of America, and sadness at the fact that we’re in the position of having to do it at all.
Vaccine and mask mandates in New York are drawing to a close. However, now that the government has found a way to effectively manipulate the masses, we don’t know what else may be in store. But it is possible to look to the future with an impending sense of doom while feeling immense gratitude for the here and now. It was great to be in Crown Heights on Sunday, Feb. 27, photographing a rally in support of medical freedom for all New Yorkers. I meet more interesting people each time I visit the metropolis. I did not expect to be so warmly welcomed into the city, having come from out-of-state and randomly inserted myself into the situation largely for photographic purposes at first. I love everything about New York City. Everything. But the cultural aspect? Oh, that’s the very best part of all.
Although it is a geographically small microcosm of the United States, it’s the city that most closely represents the melting pot that is the backbone of American society. You can almost meet people from all 195 countries in 302.6 square-miles. And as I participate in these beautiful displays of unity nearly every week, I feel like the epitome of what it means to be an American has finally been revealed to me. Which sounds strange coming from a person who was born here and has lived here her whole life. But up until these past several months, if someone had asked me what it meant to be an American, I would’ve answered, either someone who was born on American soil, or someone who immigrated and obtained their citizenship. And both those definitions are true. But now I understand it in a deeper and more palpable way. It’s people, from each nationality, each continent, Christians, Jews, Hindus, atheists, gays, straights, young, old, various socioeconomic classes behaving as though those differences don’t exist and coming together in an effort to preserve the liberties on which their beloved nation—either native or adopted—was founded.
Since we were in Crown Heights, we were joined by many members of the Hasidic Jewish community, wearing their traditional wigs/hats, skirts, and of course yarmulkes. Our rallies are wonderfully diverse; we also had members of the African-American community along with the Jews, per usual. This is why it irks me to no end when people call us white supremacists, when in reality, the two ethnic groups leading the resistance in NYC are the black and Jewish communities. I actually wish more people from the surrounding suburbs would join us so they could see the camaraderie for themselves. I do sometimes tell people down here in Pennsylvania about what I see in NYC and they look at me skeptically, as if in disbelief.
One of the fantastic speakers at this event was Kevin Jenkins, a pastor and probably one of the most gifted orators on the planet. I like when he tells us to “inhale God, and exhale fear.” He also told everyone to hold hands, so I let the camera dangle from my neck and grasped the hand of the black woman to my right and the Jewish woman to my left. It’s not something I normally feel comfortable doing, but no one is a stranger when you’re at a freedom rally. Then he asked us all to give each other a hug. “Come here, girl!” said the woman to my right, enveloping me and the camera in a delightfully bone-crushing embrace. And then I wasn’t mad anymore at the people who insult us and make us out to be something we’re not. I was sad. On their behalf. For what they’re missing.
Moderna CEO Deletes Twitter Account — Stephane Bancel, the CEO of Moderna, has deleted his Twitter account dumped about $230 million in stock over the last year.
Wonder what’s up with that.
And in other news:
Anschluss Of Hedgerow Theatre; Sanctuary For Arts Goes Full Austrian With Vax Policy
By Bob Small
The Austrian Bundesrat, Feb. 3, voted 47-12 for Europe’s first vaccine mandate and President President Alexander Van der Bellen signed it into law.
Sad to say, one of the parties backing it is the Greens.
This type of frightening authoritarianism was discussed in one of my previous posts.
Police in Austria will begin monitoring the unvaxed starting March 15 after which fine of up to the equivalent of $4,109 will begin, possibly followed by prison. Weekly Saturday protests in Vienna have attracted tens of thousands of people yet have been remarkably, or not, underreported.
Reaction has come from all Austrian opposition Parties, from the Liberal NEOS Party to the far right Freedom Party (FP).
“The law is unconstitutional and not proportionate,” said Herbert Kickl, leader of the FP, said
“What we are dealing with here is a vaccine mandate that comes into effect just as the government is making it possible for those who aren’t vaccinated to enter a bar with a subsidised free test result and raise a glass to their resistance,” Gerard Loacker, Health spokesman for NEOS.
Previously there were obligatory vaccine checks at all retail shops.
Other European Countries are watching this carefully.
And in Delaware County, Pa., the fabled Hedgerow Theatre is now requiring patrons to provide proof of vaccination.
With her kindly permission, I’m quoting fellow Swarthmorean Carol Kennedy’s response to Hedgerow:
Both the WHO and the CDC have acknowledged that a person can both catch and transmit Covid-19 even if he/she has been fully vaccinated. There is no advantage to a vaccination in terms of transmission. So requiring proof of vaccination is not scientifically based and even provides a false sense of security in terms of likelihood of catching or transmitting the disease. In fact, both my husband and myself caught Covid even though we were fully vaxxed.
We do not believe in any kind of medical apartheid that places the privileges and rights of one segment of the population above another based on personal medical choice.”
The very last thing this, or any country needs, is further division between people.