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Former NIH Head Francis Collins Now Admits 6ft Social Distance Had No Merit, Lab Leak Theory Possible

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Covid ‘conspiracy theorists’ ended up being ‘reality theorists’.

It has recently been revealed that former National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Dr. Francis Collins testified behind closed doors to the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic earlier this year where the pro-social distancing medical establishment ‘expert’ admitted that the six feet separation he parroted during the pandemic was scientifically unfounded, and that he is unsure as to the origin of the Covid virus.

When asked if he could recall the science or evidence that supported the six feet social distance Collins replied “I do not” and “I did not see evidence, but I’m not sure I would have been shown evidence at that point”.

Back in 2020 people who questioned the link between the Wuhan lab and the Wuhan flu (Covid) were berated as conspiracy theorists by the establishment which promoted the notion that the virus originated from Chinese eating bats. Collins now says that the Wuhan lab theory is not a conspiracy theory.

Dr. Vinay Prasad broke down the irony of the statements by Collins in a recent video.

“During the pandemic he famously tried to push the narrative that gain-of-function research and lab leak was not a possibility for the source of the virus, now he’s recanting that in front of the House subcommittee as more and more emails come forward from the investigation that are really quite damning,” Prasad said.

Prasad also played a video from 2020 of the boomer doctor playing the guitar and singing a pro-lockdown pro-social distancing counter culture hippy song which was posted to NIH’s official YouTube channel.

“Francis Collins’ little song about school closure and six feet of distance is in fact misinformation that’s on the NIH website,” Prasad said. “So when YouTube puts below my little video ‘go to the CDC’s website to get the latest on Coronavirus’ I would never do that because the CDC is a failed agency that actually tells us that 2 year olds should wear cloth masks for 10 hours a day at daycare except for when they nap.”

In related news, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control Robert Redfield admitted that the Covid vaccines cause massive side effects.


BREAKING: Former Head Of CDC Confesses To COVID Injections Causing Massive Damage


VIDEO: Crazed Feminists Label Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker a White Supremacist For Promoting Families

VIDEO: Crazed Feminists Label Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker a White Supremacist For Promoting Families

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VIDEO: Crazed Feminists Label Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker a White Supremacist For Promoting Families

Wives, mothers and families are put down by feminist who attacks pro athlete.

On his Sunday night show Alex Jones broke down the outrage from feminists lambasting a football player for promoting family values and the power of wives and mothers.

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North Carolina Bill Could Make It Illegal To Wear a Face Mask in Public for Health Reasons

North Carolina Bill Could Make It Illegal To Wear a Face Mask in Public for Health Reasons

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North Carolina Bill Could Make It Illegal To Wear a Face Mask in Public for Health Reasons

Masking in public could be made illegal if Bill 237 passes

A Republican bill being put to the North Carolina House could make it illegal for people to wear face coverings in public for health reasons. The Senate has already passed the bill, voting 30-15 along party lines.

House Bill 237 is targeted at people wearing masks to conceal their identity and was brought forward as a result of the recent campus protests against Israel’s war with Hamas.

The Bill also contains a provision that would make it illegal to wear a face covering for health reasons of any kind. The provision is intended to repeal an exemption passed in 2020 that allowed for masking for public-health reasons.

In the 1930s, laws were passed in the state prohibiting public masking in order to crack down on the activities of the Ku Klux Klan and other “secret societies.” A small range of exceptions, including holiday costumes and gas masks, were allowed.


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State Placed Migrant Children In Massachusetts Hotels With Pedophiles

State Placed Migrant Children In Massachusetts Hotels With Pedophiles

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State Placed Migrant Children In Massachusetts Hotels With Pedophiles

The administration of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey placed migrant children and their families in hotels with registered sex offenders and pedophiles. A report from The Boston Globe has revealed that hundreds of children were placed […]

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Canadian Euthanasia Doctor Gushes About How Much She Enjoys Killing People

Canadian Euthanasia Doctor Gushes About How Much She Enjoys Killing People

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Canadian Euthanasia Doctor Gushes About How Much She Enjoys Killing People

In 2017, Dr. Ellen Wiebe sneaked into a Jewish nursing home that does not permit euthanasia to give a lethal injection to an 83-year-old man.

(LifeSiteNews) — In the recently released BBC documentary Better Off Dead?, disability rights activist Liz Carr interviewed Dr. Ellen Wiebe, Canada’s most notorious euthanasia doctor. Wiebe is also an abortionist and an activist with Dying With Dignity, the euthanasia lobby group seeking to expand eligibility for assisted suicide in Canada even further. Wiebe’s attempted defence of Canada’s euthanasia regime backfired when throughout her interview, she laughed and smiled as she discussed ending the lives of patients. 

“I love my job,” she told Carr. “I’ve always loved being a doctor and I delivered over 1,000 babies and I took care of families, but this is the very best work I’ve ever done in the last seven years. And people ask me why, and I think well, doctors like grateful patients, and nobody is more grateful than my patients now and their families.” Her euthanasia patients, it must be noted, are dead. As one disturbed watcher noted on social media: “Enjoying her job a little too much, I felt.” Many others concurred.  

Carr pushed Wiebe several times on the threat euthanasia poses to vulnerable populations, but Wiebe was having none of it. “I’ve certainly met people who are no more disabled than I am saying that life is not acceptable in this state,” she said. “And I would say, ‘Hm, you and I are different.’ But not different in the sense of wanting to have some control.” Carr responded: “For me, I’m concerned that giving the option and the right to a group of people puts another group of people at risk. But I don’t feel you see that as a worry.” 

Carr is right. “What you’re saying is to protect what you consider vulnerable people you are condemning others to unbearable suffering,” Wiebe said. “But I am so glad, so glad that I’m a Canadian and that we have this law so that people can choose that or not choose that. But to say that somebody has to suffer like that is simply cruel.” In short, Wiebe rejects the case made by disability rights groups that they are vulnerable, and that social pressure and even coercion often accompanies euthanasia. 

READ: Even Canadian leftists are starting to recognize the ‘dystopian’ nature of MAiD

According to a long report published in The New Atlantis by Alexander Raikin titled “No Other Options,” a suicidal man who was told he was ineligible because he had no serious illness and lacked “the capacity to make informed decisions about his own personal health” was cleared by Wiebe, who flew him to Vancouver and killed him there. “It’s the most rewarding work we’ve ever done,” Wiebe told fellow physicians in 2020. Wiebe has defended expanding eligibility for euthanasia for those who suffer only from mental illness. 

And then there is Wiebe’s response in a MAiD seminar, answering the question of what doctors should do with a patient who appears to be resisting euthanasia. She suggested, with chuckles, that the patient be sedated. Watch for yourself:  

Consider a 2021 seminar from the leading group of “MAID providers” in Canada, a group that is funded by the gov’t to train clinicians nationwide.

“How would folks interpret someone who… [is] shouting, pulling their arm away as one tries to insert the IV to provide MAID?” pic.twitter.com/mx4W3DDNJH

— Alexander Raikin (@AlexanderRaikin) September 14, 2023

In 2017, Dr. Ellen Wiebe sneaked into a Jewish nursing home that does not permit euthanasia to give a lethal injection to an 83-year-old man. The event understandably terrified Holocaust survivors in residence at the home, and the appalled staff brought a complaint against Wiebe to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia. The complaint against her was dismissed on the basis that MAiD is legal in Canada, and that thus Wiebe had not broken the law.  

It is interesting that so many people were so uncomfortable by the glee Wiebe expressed about her work. Even many who support euthanasia felt that she should be more solemn and thoughtful about it, somehow. But why? If euthanasia—killing—is healthcare, why should she not cheerily dispatch her patients? Perhaps the discomfort in her cheery demeanor—the fact that she finds ending lives rewarding on both ends of life’s spectrum—is because we know, deep down, that there is something profoundly wrong about the normalization of medicalized killing. That discomfort just might be the conscience speaking. We should listen closely.  


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US Healthcare Could Be Bankrupted by Weight-loss Drugs

US Healthcare Could Be Bankrupted by Weight-loss Drugs

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US Healthcare Could Be Bankrupted by Weight-loss Drugs

40% of all US adults are now obese

The US healthcare system could be bankrupted by the cost of weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro, according to a new report by the Senate’s HELP Committee which modelled a variety of different uptake scenarios.

If even half of US adults with obesity end up taking a weight-loss drug, the total cost will be an estimated $411 billion a year, the report found. That’s $5 billion more than the $406 billion Americans spent in 2022 on all prescription drugs combined.

While the majority of the spending on weight-loss drugs is predicted to occur in the commercial market, and will probably lead to spikes in the cost of insurance premiums, taxpayer Medicare and Medicaid could also be forced to foot a bill of up to $166 billion a year, which is almost as much as the programs’ total expenditure of $175 billion in 2022.

On Ozempic, as much as 40% of the “miraculous” weight loss can actually be lean muscle tissue, setting you up for a vicious rebound when you start eating again, because your body’s metabolic rate will be drastically reduced by the loss of muscle tissue. pic.twitter.com/tmwiqviY0c

— RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) April 21, 2024

By 2031, it’s reckoned that total spending on prescription drugs in the US could reach $1 trillion because of the uptake of weight-loss drugs. Without them, spending would be around $600 billion.

The HELP Committee has recommended that manufacturers like Novo Nordisk significantly reduce the cost of their new drugs in the US.

In the US, the estimated net price of a month’s worth of Wegovy is $809 after rebates, compared to $186 in Denmark. Analysis has suggested Wegovy could be manufactured at a cost of less than $5 a month.

If Novo Nordisk matched its Danish price, spending on Wegovy to treat obesity could be slashed dramatically, from $411 billion to $94.5 billion.


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