Peter Hotez Inadvertently Sheds Light on Too Many Sudden Deaths
His suddenly deceased friends were “champions of global health”; tireless Covid vaccine advocates like himself. Many COVID vaccine skeptics have reported an unusually high number of “sudden deaths” in recent months. Such reports are always characterized as “biased.” And they might be biased. I must admit that I am biased as well, which prevents me…
Steve Kirsch: “Died Suddenly” is being caused by the COVID vaccines
I have the data. OR=2.22 p=.005. In other words, the debate is over. The “safe and effective” COVID vaccines are responsible for the increase in “died suddenly” events. No doubt about it anymore. Executive summary I gathered detailed data on over 500 deaths that occurred in 2021 and later. Family members or others with detailed…
Rasmussen poll: A stunning 42% of Americans would likely join a class action lawsuit against COVID vax makers if it was permitted by law
The poll implies that 500,000 Americans were killed by the jab. How many more Americans must be killed before this deadly vaccine is stopped? Executive summary Rasmussen Reports has just released yet another damning poll regarding the COVID vaccine. Their most recent survey, released on November 2 at 10:30 a.m. EST, confirms (yet again) that…
Reducing Cardiac Risk After COVID-19 Vaccination
The FLCCC offers some potentially protective interventions that are common sense, safe, and pragmatic. Many vaccinated people are now wondering whether they have a ticking time bomb inside them, given the stories of unexpected and sudden cardiac arrest that seem to pile up daily. To address these concerns, Dr. Pierre Kory, Chief Medical Officer of…
Saturday’s football roundup: Serra crushes Salinas; Heritage routs Redwood
Top-seeded Serra will play Wilcox for CCS Open Division title. Sacred Heart Prep falls to Monterey in CCS D-II. On Saturday, the Bay Area’s best high school football team performed admirably. Serra scored 27 points in the first quarter and cruised past eighth-seeded Salinas 47-7 in the first round of the Central Coast Section Open/Division…
CFP expansion: WSU’s Schulz could block format changes but willing to negotiate on behalf of ‘Pac-2’
Any changes to the selection process and revenue require unanimous board approval Washington State president Kirk Schulz expressed willingness to work with his peers on the College Football Playoff’s governing board to identify a “financial arrangement” suitable for the remaining Pac-12 schools in exchange for “a yes vote” on proposed changes to the event on…
Bay Area high school football roundup 2023: Best of Week 12 action
CCS, NCS football playoffs: De La Salle, Pittsburg, St. Ignatius, El Cerrito among the opening-round winners Welcome back to the high school football roundup from the Bay Area News Group. You’ll find all the details from the weekend’s action in this news organization’s coverage area, which includes teams from Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, and…
Stunner: Wilcox shocks second-seeded St. Francis behind Elijah Walker’s big night
Wilcox’s Elijah Walker scores five touchdowns as Chargers roll past St. Francis and into next week’s CCS Open title game MOUNTAIN VIEW — Wilcox senior running back Elijah Walker’s five-touchdown performance against St. Francis stunned and perplexed head coach Paul Rosa. “He had five touchdowns?” Rosa inquired following the game. “Wow, that’s amazing.” Walker rushed…
Over the hump: How Los Gatos ‘broke the curse’ and beat Riordan in CCS playoffs
CCS Division I playoffs: Los Gatos flips the script and defeats WCAL opponent behind senior core LOS GATOS, CA — After losing in the first round of the Central Coast Section playoffs in heartbreaking fashion the previous two years, the Los Gatos football team was able to reverse its fortunes and experience the euphoric rush…
