When Michael Gove said that the people of this country were “fed up with the experts”, his political opponents were very angry with him. In hindsight, however, I think he may have been right. Because there’s a particular breed of expert that I just can’t stomach. Food experts. I’m sure they are only trying to …
We need old-fashioned willpower to lose weight – not government interference Read More »
If we’ve heard it once, we’ve heard it a thousand times. “Science says…” “Experts agree…” We now know that the government has taken covert action to force social media companies to censor and ban highly qualified and respected medical and scientific experts, and anyone who has quoted or shared their opinions. It’s the latest revelation …
The removal of dissidents from pandemic public policies Read More »
A dean of UC Davis medical school has been appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services to a national advisory committee that provides recommendations on primary care medicine education. Tonya Fancher is one of 17 healthcare professionals on a federal government advisory board Tonya Fancher, Associate Dean for Workforce Innovation and Education …
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A dean of UC Davis medical school has been appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services to a national advisory committee that provides recommendations on primary care medicine education. Tonya Fancher is one of 17 healthcare professionals on a federal government advisory board Tonya Fancher, Associate Dean for Workforce Innovation and Education …
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Foreign companies: China “turns a corner” by ending quarantine Read More »
Germany is currently experiencing a surge in deaths related to COVID-19 and other serious respiratory illnesses, pushing the country’s children’s hospitals to the brink of collapse. Just before Christmas, the German parliament decided it was better to spend taxpayers’ money on nuclear bombers. The decision highlights the criminal policies of the ruling class. On December …
In its quarterly earnings release earlier this month, Oracle Corporation released its second quarter 2023 results, stating that “revenue grew 18% year-over-year in USD and 25% in constant currency to reach $12.3 billion”. This is an amazing achievement, especially in the context of economic uncertainty and recessionary headwinds. Notably, Cerner contributed $1.5 billion to total …
One of the warehouses where medicines and medical supplies are stored. US Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Responses hide caption toggle caption US Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Responses One of the warehouses where medicines and medical supplies are stored. US Department of …
Why does the US government lock up drugs in secret warehouses? Read More »
SAN FRANCISCO – A major California medical school has apologized for conducting dozens of unethical medical experiments on at least 2,600 incarcerated men in the 1960s and 1970s, including putting pesticides and herbicides on the men’s skin and injecting them into their veins. Two dermatologists from the University of California, San Francisco – one of …
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Measuring student progress by subject mastery — rather than instructional time — will be key to the future of Wyoming’s education system. The state should also redouble its efforts to address the mental and behavioral health issues plaguing students and educators. These are some of the takeaways from Governor Mark Gordon’s Education Delivery Reinvention and …
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