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Group of attorneys general backs EATS Act - Vimarsana News

Group of attorneys general backs EATS Act

Fifteen other colleagues joined Brenna Bird.

Standoff focuses on extreme pro-abortion ideology of White House - Vimarsana News

Standoff focuses on extreme pro-abortion ideology of White House

Opposing beliefs, sincerely held, all but ensure that one side will eventually walk away an apostate in the eyes of their most faithful supporters.  Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville has placed a hold on hundreds of military promotions and nominations. The White House says his actions, a protest of a new Pentagon abortion policy, not only lessen military readiness but have taken members of the armed services and their families “hostage.” 

Source: wnd.com
NC company discovers AI's creating deadly chemical weapons - Vimarsana News

NC company discovers AI's creating deadly chemical weapons

A disturbing discovery by a Raleigh pharmaceutical company is featured in a recently released Netflix documentary.

Source: cbs17.com
NIH uses taxpayer money to fund the genital mutilations of children – NaturalNews.com - Vimarsana News

NIH uses taxpayer money to fund the genital mutilations of children – NaturalNews.com

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has been using taxpayer money to fund the sterilization and genital mutilation of children since September of 2021. The corrupt and predatory agency has yet to be held accountable for funding gain-of-function virology research that generates pathogens of pandemic potential and exploits human immune systems for vaccine development and […]

Senators propose law to combat Prop 12 - Vimarsana News

Senators propose law to combat Prop 12

Republican members signed onto the legislation last week.