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This is huge. Something is killing healthy people at an unprecedented rate. It isn't COVID. Could it be the "safe and effective" COVID vaccine? I think so. Here's why.Steve Kirsch5 hr ago 382483 article imageStart by reading this story, “Indiana life insurance CEO says deaths are up 40% among people ages 18-64.” Read the whole thing now.Note: In the event this story “disappears” from view, I kept a backup. You can’t be too careful nowadays.This is big. Really big. And I’m not the only one that thinks so.Key points:Deaths among 18-64 year-olds (who don’t normally die) are up by 40%...

DOCTORS working in hurricane-ravaged New Orleans killed critically ill patients rather than leave them to die in agony as they evacuated. With gangs of rapists and looters rampaging through wards in the flooded city, senior doctors took the harrowing decision to give massive overdoses of morphine to those they believed could not make it out alive. One New Orleans doctor told how she "prayed for God to have mercy on her soul" after she ignored every tenet of medical ethics and ended the lives of patients she had earlier fought to save. Her heart-rending account has been corroborated by a...

http://buyblue.org/ Defeated Libs Urge Followers to 'Buy Blue' John Kerry's presidential campaign crashed and burned more than two months ago, but some of his supporters are still looking for ways to defeat conservatives. The web site BuyBlue.org is urging members to patronize specific retailers who have contributed to Democrats, saying that "Buying Blue" is even more powerful than "Voting Blue." The mission at BuyBlue, which began as a direct result of Kerry's defeat, is to support all businesses that share the same "progressive" ideas as the Democratic Party. The web site is also trying to prevent liberals from "unknowingly helping...

Bolton: Procedures for police could cost $1 million a year 03/21/2002 By ROBERT THARP / The Dallas Morning News Police Chief Terrell Bolton fielded questions for more than three hours today during his first public briefing to the City Council on a series of questionable drug investigations that have resulted in a federal probe and dozens of dismissed cases. While the chief repeatedly told council members that a pending lawsuit and on-going investigation prevented him from discussing how the faulty cases went unnoticed for more than a year, council members were told that steps taken to tighten those procedures...