After a series of lawsuits alleging Roundup caused cancer led to high-dollar judgments against Bayer, the company is lobbying state legislatures to shield it from future lawsuits and to annul at least some of the 50,000 claims that are currently active, according to a New Republic report. In 2018, German pharmaceutical giant Bayer acquired Monsanto,…
Originally published by Epoch Times Germany: Tim Sumpf, 14 March 2024 “If you could get rid of 60 per cent of CO₂, we’d all be dead,” says Richard Lindzen, MIT professor emeritus of meteorology, explaining the paradox surrounding the vital trace gas. However, the atmospheric scientist also points out that although science and politics sometimes…
In an interview with Russell Brand, ex-U.S. Department of State official Mike Benz exposed how an informal alliance of government agencies, media and tech companies he calls “the Blob” has redefined democracy as a “consensus of institutions” to justify censorship and maintain control over our government and public discourse. Former U.S. Department of State official…
Source: Swedish Epoch Times, 13 March 2024; Margareta Skantze In 2020, the WHO declared a global pandemic. To prove infection with COVID-19, PCR tests were used. In 2021, the Swedish Public Health Agency warned against PCR tests because they cannot determine whether a disease is contagious or not. Yet they became the cornerstone of the…
Originally published on 27th Feb 2024 by The Defender, author John-Michael Dumais The U.K.’s Office for National Statistics unveiled a new methodology that significantly reduces its official estimates of excess deaths since 2020. Critics like Russell Brand and John Campbell, Ph.D., allege the complex changes mask potential harms from vaccines. The United Kingdom (U.K.) Office for…
Irish commentator Ivor Cummins told Kim Iversen a conspiracy-like “war on farmers” using sustainability as a justification aims to gut local agriculture in Europe, enabling a corporate processed food takeover — with profound public health risks. “The farmers actually realize this is an end-game of sorts and that now is the time to dig in…
Source: www.TKP.at, Thomas Oysmüller It also seems to be dawning on the banks: The digital euro could ultimately make many financial institutions redundant In the middle of the preparatory phase for the CBDC euro, German banks are beginning to defend themselves against the ECB’s monetary project. The German Banking Industry (DK) – which represents the…
A controversial French bill that passed its first legislative hurdle would punish, with fines and jail time, any “provocation” to abstain from medical treatments like vaccines. Experts warn the “vague” law threatens free speech and the patient-doctor relationship. A controversial proposed bill in France that seeks to outlaw criticism of medical interventions such as mRNA…
On Wednesday, February 14th a highly controversial law was pushed through the National Assembly in France, potentially turning a critic of mRNA treatment into a criminal. The draconian law, which was quietly passed with virtually no debate, could throw anyone who advises against the use of therapeutic or prophylactic treatment (including experimental mRNA gene therapy)…
While criticism of the WHO pandemic treaty and the changes to the International Health Regulations are hardly being heard in my country, the Principality of Liechtenstein is setting a good example: None other than Hereditary Prince Alois of Liechtenstein was present at a lecture by Swiss lawyer Philipp Kruse on 7th February. Several members of…
