Pandemic Profits: Crowdfunding Platforms and Their Impersonators
September 29, 2026
Poverty, ill health and corruption go hand in hand. … More Pandemic Profits: Crowdfunding Platforms and Their Impersonators
Tag: Corruption connected to Covid-19
Nurses Speaking Out
March 28, 2026
Ten brief examples of courage from nurses who refuse to obey harmful rules. … More Nurses Speaking Out
Abnormally Busy Neonatal Intensive Care Units
May 27, 2025
Large numbers of newborns now start life out in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. … More Abnormally Busy Neonatal Intensive Care Units
Skyrocketing Sick and Bereavement Leave in New Zealand
September 4, 2024
A massive rise in sick leave, bereavement leave and unpaid leave shows up in official data released by freedom of information request responses in New Zealand. … More Skyrocketing Sick and Bereavement Leave in New Zealand
Bad Medicine
July 27, 2024
“Help us to stop these deadly protocols and bring justice to the victims.” … More Bad Medicine
Unveiling the Miscarriage of Justice, One Bombshell at a Time
July 11, 2024
A court case in NZ has revealed further crimes by bureaucrats with shady agendas. … More Unveiling the Miscarriage of Justice, One Bombshell at a Time
An Angry Australian Audience
July 5, 2024
An explosive awakening is taking place. … More An Angry Australian Audience
Propaganda and the New World Order
May 2, 2024
Light always shines through darkness eventually. … More Propaganda and the New World Order
Fighting Fraud: A Crucial Time in History
February 26, 2024
Dr Pierre Kory, critical care specialist and pulmonologist and Professor Christian Perronne, infectious diseases specialist, both spoke in Washington this weekend on the takeover of medical science by fraudulent research. … More Fighting Fraud: A Crucial Time in History
Covid-19 Vaccination and Multiple Sclerosis
January 30, 2024
A research paper appeared briefly on the World Health Organization Covid-19 Research Database last year. It has since disappeared and been “fact checked”. … More Covid-19 Vaccination and Multiple Sclerosis
