Surprising Conflicts and Collaborations Built the Coronavirus Vaccines
A new book reveals how quiet scientists, big drug companies and the Trump administration raced to meet the COVID threat—and why kids are just now being considered for shots
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A new book reveals how quiet scientists, big drug companies and the Trump administration raced to meet the COVID threat—and why kids are just now being considered for shots
In both cases, fear of repercussions thanks to cancel culture is preventing doctors from providing patients with better care.
Before COVID-19, Moderna was in danger of hemorrhaging investors, as persistent safety concerns and other doubts about its mRNA delivery system threatened its entire product pipeline. Fear caused by the pandemic crisis made those concerns largely...
Hitzik's propaganda piece is so transparently disingenuous, and was so obviously written in bad faith, that the author ought to be investigated as a possible accessory to the coverup of the COVID bio-attack...
Wed, 30 Jun 2021 00:00 UTC MANY have asked themselves how policies so ineffective and yet damaging to so many people's lives and liberties could have been put in place so quickly, and seemingly almost on a global basis, in response to the Covid crisis. Part of the answer has been provided by an investigation by German journalist and author Paul Schreyer. In an hour-long video, he tracks a series of pandemic simulation exercises conducted at the highest level over many years among the most influential industrial nations of the West. Top officials were 'primed' to respond as they did, once the...