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Health
In the U.S., the Department of Health and Human Services has appointed Dr. David Geier to investigate potential links between vaccines and autism, reflecting ongoing concerns about vaccine safety. Dr. Paul Offit, a vaccine advocate, has expressed skepticism about the appointment, citing the scientific consensus that vaccines do not cause autism.
New Zealandâs public health system is under scrutiny following their mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign, with concerns about the nationâs health status post-vaccination. Meanwhile, a rise in cancer rates among younger populations in the U.S. is reportedly causing concern. Some experts suggest this increase could be linked to immune system dysfunction, potentially exacerbated by COVID-19 and its vaccines. However, Dr. Sarah Thompson, a public health expert in New Zealand, emphasized the overall benefit of vaccination in preventing severe illness and death from COVID-19, urging a balanced view. The debate over vaccine safety continues in Canada, where an Ontario judge dismissed a case regarding vaccine injury, leading to public dissatisfaction over what some perceive as a lack of âduty of care.â Health Canada maintains that vaccines undergo rigorous testing for safety and efficacy, highlighting their role in preventing severe disease outcomes.
Relatedly, a study published in The Japanese Journal of Antibiotics claims that ivermectin-based treatment protocols have shown 100% survival rates in hypoxemic COVID-19 patients. The study suggests the need for public health agencies to consider real-world evidence in treatment protocols. However, experts caution against over-interpretation of the results due to the studyâs design limitations, emphasizing the need for more rigorous research.
In a separate development, the concept of âbodyoidsâ is being explored as a potential solution to ethical issues in medical research, offering a new frontier in biotechnology that could impact organ transplantation and drug development. While promising, the ethical implications of bodyoids are complex, with experts calling for extensive public discourse.
European Politics
London has installed its first permanent facial recognition cameras, raising privacy concerns among residents. The move is part of a broader trend of increased surveillance in urban areas, prompting questions about civil liberties. Supporters argue that the technology could significantly reduce crime rates, citing examples from other cities. In a related development, Gab, a social media platform, has rejected the UKâs demands under the Online Safety Act to censor content, risking significant fines. This situation highlights the ongoing tension between government regulation and free speech in the digital age. The UK government argues that the Act aims to make the internet safer by holding platforms accountable for harmful content.
In Germany, BMWâs decision to incorporate Huawei technology into its vehicles has complicated its export relationship with the U.S., which has banned Huawei products. This decision illustrates the challenges Europe faces in balancing national interests with transatlantic relations, as geopolitical dynamics shift towards a multipolar world. Despite tensions, some European companies continue to engage with Chinese tech firms, indicating a nuanced approach to economic relations.
US Politics
President Trump has ordered the declassification of all FBI files related to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, which could potentially impact Hillary Clintonâs legal standing. Critics view this as a political maneuver, while supporters see it as a move towards transparency.
Additionally, the FBI has delivered documents related to the 2017 Congressional Baseball Game shooting to the House Intelligence Committee, following years of requests from Capitol Hill officials. This development is part of a broader push for transparency in government operations. However, some suggest the timing of the document release might be politically motivated.
Geopolitics
The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) scandal continues to develop, revealing a complex web of alleged corruption and covert operations involving global intelligence agencies and financial institutions. The bankâs operations, which reportedly included money laundering and financing covert activities, underscore the intricate connections between global finance and geopolitical maneuvering. While BCCIâs practices have influenced modern financial crimes, some argue that the bank also played a significant role in regional economic development. This historical case serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges in regulating international banking and preventing financial crimes.
Economy
The stock market may be on the brink of a significant shift, with gold potentially poised to outperform stocks, according to some market analysts. This possible generational shift reflects broader economic uncertainties and the changing dynamics of global markets. While goldâs appeal as a safe haven is growing, some analysts argue that the stock marketâs fundamentals remain strong, supported by economic recovery efforts. As investors prepare for a new paradigm, the role of precious metals in portfolios is gaining renewed attention.
Sources
New Zealandâs Public Health Under Scrutiny Amidst Post-Vaccination Concerns
NEW ZEALANDâS VACCINE NIGHTMARE â PUBLIC HEALTH COLLAPSING
Cancer Surge in Youth: A Non-Infectious Pandemic?
Iâm seeing it in younger people. For the first time in my career, you know, when I left UCLA, I was doing all the Whipples, which is a surgery to actually remove most of the pancreasâa very big operation.
Source | Submitted by RonJa
Ontario Judge Dismisses Vaccine Injury Case, Sparking Outrage Over âDuty of Careâ Ruling
Ontario Judge Sandra Antoniani dismisses Dan Hartmanâs case against Dept of Health, claiming no âduty of careâ for experimental vaccine injuries
Source | Submitted by Barry Silverthorn
London Installs First Permanent Facial Recognition Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns
Croydon is set to see the cityâs, and the rest of the democratic worldâs, first permanent live facial recognition (LFR) placed to scan faces and match them to a criminal database.
Ivermectin-Based Protocols Show 100% Survival in Hypoxemic COVID-19 Patients, Study Claims
Zero Mortality Among Treated Patients: No deaths were reported among the 119 COVID-19 patients treated across the three case series, including 61 patients with baseline room air SpOâ †90%âa severity level typically requiring hospitalizationâ.
Source | Submitted by PhilH
The Future of Medicine: Can âBodyoidsâ Bridge the Gap Between Ethics and Innovation?
Recent advances in biotechnology now provide a pathway to producing living human bodies without the neural components that allow us to think, be aware, or feel pain.
Source | Submitted by Shplad
The BCCI Scandal: A Global Web of Corruption, Covert Operations, and Financial Intrigue
BCCI was the bank of choice for the worldâs most notorious dictators, including the Somoza family, Saddam Hussein, Philippine strongman Ferdinand Marcos and Haitiâs Jean-Claude âPapa Docâ Duvalier.
Source | Submitted by tinarock
BMWâs Huawei Gamble: Europeâs Tech Tango and Transatlantic Tensions
BMW, for example, has just announced itâs going to include Huawei technology in all its new models. Well, I mean, good luck exporting them to America, where theyâre banned, right?
FBI Finally Delivers 2017 Congressional Baseball Game Shooting Documents to House Intelligence Committee
BREAKING: I can report that as of 30 minutes ago, the FBI has provided the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence all requested documents related to the Congressional Baseball Game shooting in 2017.
Source | Submitted by Chris Martenson
Gold Set to Outshine Stocks: A Generational Shift on the Horizon
Anyone who has never experienced a true bull market in precious metals is in for a completely different paradigm over the coming years â PREPARE ACCORDINGLY.
Trump Orders Declassification of Crossfire Hurricane Files: Clintonâs Legal Woes Loom?
President Trump has just ordered the immediate release of all FBI files related to Crossfire Hurricane â the infamous âRussian Collusionâ investigation.
Gab Defies UK Online Safety Act, Rejects Censorship Demands and Potential Fines
We will not comply. We will not pay one cent.
HHS Appoints Dr. David Geier to Investigate Vaccine-Autism Connection
Dr. David Geier has been tapped by @HHSGov to study potential links between vaccines and autism.
In addition to sources submitted by community members, the following were also used in the creation of this report: The Washington Post, The Guardian, Health Canada, Dr. Paul Offit on X, Reuters, Privacy International, The Financial Times, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Le Monde, The Times (UK), and Childrenâs Health Defense on X.