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August 30, 2023

Back to Basics Conference: For Individuals, Parents, and Healthcare Professionals

Time & Location Sep 16, 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM 300 Wellesley Ave, Wellesley Hills, MA 02481, USA About the event Join us for this crucial, one-of-kind symposium designed to encourage discussion between parents and the medical community. Seating is limited. Register soon, so you don’t miss out on this …

August 30, 2023

To the Editor: ‘”I Almost Miscarried”‘ Following 2nd Dose of Pfizer Injection

Dear DailyClout, My name is Marianne Varner, my sister sent me a clip where you were discussing the Pfizer Covid vaccine causing placental insufficiency and I wanted to share my story. I became pregnant in December 2020 with my little girl. I’m a registered nurse and at the time working …

August 30, 2023

COVID-19 Mass Vaccination: Unethical Medical Experimentation!

OVERVIEW This Op-ed makes the case that we are participating in the largest unethical medical experiment in human history, where the participants did not provide their informed consent.  Billions of people globally have been coerced by either misleading propaganda or denial of services (e.g., travel, access to eateries, access to …

August 29, 2023

To the Editor: Defending Our Freedoms and Working for Peace with Brave and Free Santa Cruz

Dear DailyClout, Joy Schendledecker may have jumped to some conclusions in her posts on BrattonOnline about the local community group Brave and Free Santa Cruz. I am pleased that she has given me the opportunity to introduce more people to our efforts to protect our health, defend our civil liberties …

August 29, 2023

“The Covenant of Death”

The Most Devastating Interview of My Life — with Dr James Thorp: How HHS Paid Millions to get 1000s of Drs to Damage Women; Hurt, Kill Babies. Please forgive my recent silence. I am locked in an apartment in Brooklyn, copyediting a new book (out in November with Chelsea Green), …

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