Veronika Kyrylenko interviewed Dr Robert Malone, vaccinologist and mRNA technology pioneer, at The New American last week. He speaks evidence and is viciously maligned for doing so. Why would that happen? “Remember when we all felt sorry for the Chinese? Wake up! Because here we are!” Monopoly: Who Owns the World? Documentary by Tim Gielen. … More Living on a Prayer
Making people poor increases poverty which reduces the range of opportunities required for healthy living. We have to stop agreeing to increased impoverishment as an excuse to control a virus. Each and every one of the social determinants of health is being eroded by lockdown interventions. When we lose our land, business and income our … More Poverty For Health
Two mornings ago my telephone rang at 0630am. Alice was on the other end of the line, calling me from Darwin. Two months after she stood in my front yard shouting at me. Down the phone line I was woken by “Alan! My sister! I’m sorry my sister… for doing that thing, you know, shouting … More A third stab of pathos
This is an essay I wrote some 10 or 11 years ago, as part of a Bachelor degree course in Nursing. It remains relevant, sadly, to this day. The health status of Australia’s indigenous people today remains far below that of the general population, with life expectancies comparable to India and Central Africa. Many nurses … More An Essay on Indigenous Health
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