Graphene oxide, a substance that is poisonous to humans, has been found in the Covid 19 “vaccines”, in the water supply, in the air we breathe through chemtrails, and is even in our food supply. Graphene oxide interacts and is activated by electromagnetic frequencies (“EMF”), specifically the broader range of frequencies found in […]
Charles Lieber (62), former professor and chairman of the Chemistry and Chemical Biology Departments at Harvard University, is a world leading scientist in the field of
I’d like to thank James Roguski for alerting us all to this latest development from the WHO. In essence, this compromised, unelected and hubristic organisation is once again inviting […]
Last week, the Health Advisory and Recovery Team (HART) published an article advocating the use of “ethical frameworks” to counteract disingenuous government behavioural science techniques. HART argues that deliberate use of fear tactics, shaming the non-compliant and covert ‘nudging’ are unethical and must be challenged by explicit ethical standards. […]
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A lifelong dream of Australia’s primary advocate of natural therapies.
Imagine a […]
As much of the world shut down early in the COVID pandemic, Sweden remained open. The country’s approach was controversial, with some calling it “the Swedish experiment”. But almost […]
The new Academy of Science and Freedom seeks to restore public trust in medical practice after the fallout of COVID-19 public policies.
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a leading professor of medicine and […]
On this day in 1947, in the Palace of Justice, the Nuremberg Code was first read and shared with the world. Formulated in response to Nazi crimes, it enshrined ten ethical principles […]
The Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite showed that the greatest methane emissions are from the tundra in Canada and Russia, and the tropics – especially the Amazonian, Central African and Indonesian wetlands. Smaller emissions were from tropical South America, north-western America, China, west Africa, Antarctica, and Cape […]
