Author: Pen Drake

How ‘mass formation psychosis’ formed society’s acceptance of COVID restrictions

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How ‘mass formation psychosis’ formed society’s acceptance of COVID restrictions
The concept of mass formation and its relevance to the pandemic are undeniable when our current crisis is examined carefully.  (Robert Malone)- Historians analyzing the COVID-19 pandemic will one day consider what was going on in the minds of those who supported a narrative that only served profits and power. Looking back, they will greatly appreciate the analysis of contemporary experts, particularly Mattias Desmet, a professor in the Department of Psychology and Educational Sciences at Ghent University in Belgium.… Read the rest

PAUL SCHNEIDEREIT: banishing unvaccinated Nova Scotia health workers doesn’t make sense

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PAUL SCHNEIDEREIT: banishing unvaccinated Nova Scotia health workers doesn’t make sense
Paul Schneidereit | Posted: June 22, 2022 It’s time for Nova Scotia — desperately short of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals — to drop its mandatory vaccination policy for health-care workers. Although some may twist it that way, that’s not an anti-vaccination position. The reason is simple. COVID-19’s omicron variant, and its subvariants, have changed the rules of the conflict.… Read the rest

COVID-19 vaccine scheme for world’s poorest pushes for delivery slowdown

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COVID-19 vaccine scheme for world’s poorest pushes for delivery slowdown
LONDON- Leaders of the global scheme aiming to get COVID-19 vaccines to the world’s poorest are pushing manufacturers, including Pfizer and Moderna, to cut or slow deliveries of about half a billion shots so doses are not wasted. COVAX, the World Health Organization-led scheme, wants between 400 and 600 million fewer vaccines doses than initially contracted from six pharmaceutical companies, according to internal documents seen by Reuters.… Read the rest

India: SC’s Judgment on Compulsory Vaccination Addresses Executive Accountability

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India: SC’s Judgment on Compulsory Vaccination Addresses Executive Accountability
The order sparks important conversation on the privacy of individuals. On May 12, 2022, a bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising Justice Nageshwara Rao and Justice B.R. Gavai, delivered a significant judgement in which it held that the directive of the state governments and the Union Territories to make vaccination compulsory was unreasonable. The judgement also directed the Union government to release the data of clinical trials subject to the privacy of the individuals.… Read the rest

Toxic mercury in fish rising

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Toxic mercury in fish rising
Increasing levels of toxic mercury in cod and tuna can cause neurological disorders in children and babies whose mothers eat fish while pregnant, a study by Harvard scientists said. The concentration of methylmercury – an organic compound which can cause severe damage to the brain and nervous system – rose by 23% in cod and by 27% in bluefin tuna in the Atlantic Ocean’s Gulf of Maine over about three decades, it said.… Read the rest

Clinical Sexologist comments on ‘Child-Friendly’ Drag Shows – ‘It’s Called Visual Sexual Abuse’

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Clinical Sexologist comments on ‘Child-Friendly’ Drag Shows – ‘It’s Called Visual Sexual Abuse’
As many on the political left celebrate “Pride Month,” drag shows aimed at families and children are seemingly becoming more common. One clinical sexologist explained how this material could cause serious damage in young children. According to The Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo, a gay bar in Dallas hosted an event on June 4, called “Drag the Kids to Pride.” It consisted of men dressed as women dancing in a sexual nature in front of children.… Read the rest

NFL Team Announces Death of 26-Year-Old Linebacker: ‘A Life Lost Much Too Soon’

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NFL Team Announces Death of 26-Year-Old Linebacker: ‘A Life Lost Much Too Soon’
  The Baltimore Ravens announced Wednesday that outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson has died. Ferguson, drafted in 2019, was 26, according to WJZ-TV. Baltimore Police said officers were sent to an address in the city at about 11:25 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a questionable death. Police said Ferguson was the person involved. The cause of Ferguson’s death has not been announced.… Read the rest

The Massacre of the Innocents

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The Massacre of the Innocents
The FDA and CDC launch a reckless nationwide medical experiment on children Toby Rogers Jun 21 I. The government is coming for your kids Last week was shrouded in darkness. We saw the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) and the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) assemble the pieces of their Final Solution. The meetings were surreal as so-called “experts” displayed no critical thinking skills and instead wallowed in clichés supplied to them by the pharmaceutical industry.… Read the rest

World’s largest cricket farm finishes construction in London, Ontario

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World’s largest cricket farm finishes construction in London, Ontario
The massive facility will employ just 60 workers and will rely mostly on artificial intelligence, technology that won the developers awards from the United Nations for commitment to Sustainable Development Goals. YouTube/Aspire Food Group Canada is now home to the world’s largest cricket farm, as construction firm EllisDon announced on Twitter that development at Aspire Food Group’s new plant in London, Ontario was finished.… Read the rest