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NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. Deborah Birx has a memoir coming out this spring that will focus on her contentious time as White House coronavirus task force coordinator in the administration of President Donald Trump. Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, announced Monday that Birx’s “Silent Invasion: The Untold Story of The Trump Administration, COVID-19, and Preventing the Next Pandemic Before It’s Too Late,” will be published April 26. “I wrote ‘Silent Invasion’ to document the full extent of what I witnessed as I tried to save lives during this devastating time,” Birx said in a statement. “In the book,...

Dr Ryan Cole discusses a note from a family doctor in Ireland of 40 years. The doctor told him the number of cancers he has seen in a 6 week period of time is more than he has ever seen in a 40 year carrer. This is in the patients that did take the jab.https://www.bitchute.com/video/UhScz8ddWqBd/

My wife and I, both in our sixties, had the worst flu of our lives in January/February of 2020. Many of my friends and co-workers had the same illness. This was before COVID-1984 had a name, and afterwards I was convinced we had both had it. When I gave blood in 2021 and came up positive for COVID-1984 antibodies I was even more convinced. But there were nagging questions in my mind: 1. My wife tested negative for the antibodies in a rapid antibody test at a local pharmacy 2. All my friends and co-workers who were sick at the...

"The music icon tested positive for the virus earlier in August despite being fully vaccinated. Looking back, the reason he was able to recover without any serious side effects was because he had the jab, Dickinson said." "My belief is — and I stress, it's a belief — that this proves that I would have been more sick if I've not taken the vaccine," he said. "I mean, I had both jabs. Everybody I know has had both jabs. And I'm quite happy about it. You know, none of us have started growing extra heads, suddenly wanting sidle up to...

LilFarmer: I have noticed so many posts on FR of personal experiences with adverse reactions to the vaccine and thought it would be helpful to put them all in one place. I am not trying to convince anyone to get or not get the shot, but I do think the other side of the story needs to be told so people can make an informed decision. These are the kinds of stories that never make the mainstream news.I have permission to post these accounts, and there are about twenty more I am awaiting permission. I respectfully ask that people do...

A class of fourth graders in Minnesota were told not to repeat the questions of their 'equity survey' to their parents Hayley Yasgar, a fourth-grader was 'very nervous and uncomfortable' when she was told not to tell her parents about the survey Many students reportedly did not understand some of the questions even after they were explained by the teacher The survey was conducted at Riverview Intermediate School in the Sartell-St. Stephen School District in Minnesota by the Equity Alliance of Minnesota Teachers were informed by the Equity Alliance of Minnesota to instruct students not to share the questions with...

A Yale medical doctor says of the new patients diagnosed with the coronavirus, more than half have been vaccinated. Dr. Harvey Risch joined War Room to explain the vaccine “bait and switch” of public health officials, which are using a totally different standard for efficacy than they are letting on. “What clinicians are telling me is more than half of the new covid cases that they’re seeing to treat is people who’ve been vaccinated,” Dr. Risch said. “They’ve estimated 60 percent of new patients they’ve been treating have been people who’ve been vaccinated.”

In the fall, after Samar Khan came down with a mild case of COVID-19, she expected to recover and return to her previous energetic life in Chicago. After all, she was just 25, and healthy. But weeks later, she said, “this weird constellation of symptoms began to set in.” She had blurred vision encircled with strange halos. She had ringing in her ears, and everything began to smell like cigarettes or Lysol. One leg started to tingle, and her hands would tremble while putting on eyeliner. She also developed “really intense brain fog,” she said. Trying to concentrate on a...

I overhear many conversations in my shuttle bus from the DFW airport and nobody is commenting about the election or what happened in DC.

An experimental drug called remdesivir “significantly reduced” the CCP virus in monkeys, according to a study released on Friday. The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, a novel coronavirus that emerged from mainland China last year, causes the disease COVID-19. Fears of the spread of the virus has forced the United States into a near-total lockdown, though some states this week announced plans to start reopening soon. Remdesivir significantly reduced both clinical disease and damage to the lungs of rhesus macaques infected with the CCP virus, according to scientists of the National Institutes of Health. The study was not peer reviewed...

An Oxford professor says she is “80%" confident the coronavirus vaccine she is working on will be successful - and could be ready by September. Sarah Gilbert, a professor of vaccinology, is leading a team of researchers and said they have a potential vaccine that is due to begin human trials within two weeks. In an interview with The Times, Prof Gilbert said the autumn timeframe is “just about possible if everything goes perfectly”. She added: "It's not just a hunch and as every week goes by we have more data to look at. I would go for 80%, that's...

Last summer, two at-risk teens – Or, 18, and Ben, 17 – came to a unique sleepaway camp run by My Piece of the Puzzle, an Israeli nonprofit that integrates youth at risk and youth with special needs. From day one, these boys were aiming to get kicked out. UNCOVER ISRAEL - Get the ISRAEL21c Weekly Edition free by email Sign Up Now! “They didn’t follow directions at all, did whatever they wanted and weren’t nice to me or any of the counselors,” cofounder Jenna Elbaz tells ISRAEL21c. “They made fun of the rules, smoked cigarettes during activities, made fun...

I haven't been in every business in town. Ever. Certainly not in the past week. But during the past week, at every business I've patronized, I've made it a point to ask at least one employee about their holiday schedule. Only one will be closed today (Thanksgiving Day). A couple will be closed Christmas Day. One big store will be open Christmas Day, but closed Christmas Eve. The businesses that will be open called for volunteers to work those days. All of them offered some sort of compensation: a multiple of the regular hourly rate (usually 2x), a dollar amount...

As the health care profession moves rapidly towards a quality of life ethic, many coma patients may be written off as hopeless too soon. Treatment is stopped and feeding tubes pulled consigning the patient to death. We need to take a closer look about the wisdom of these medical decisions, which are all too often not based on sound scientific evidence but the doctor's gloomy outlook for these severely disabled patients.  The following are some stories of patients who have recovered from comas. Recovery from Coma Is a Reality for Many Patients - is the title of an article by...