Critical Health Analysis and OpinionS
The intention of Meryl Nass in her letter is to give readers the facts on the farm crisis, bird flu, COVID, food, great reset, global governance, etc.
Dr. Meryl Nass is a leading member of the Sovereignty Coalition, a frontline doctor in Maine and founder of Door to Freedom.
- US Right to Know publishes blockbuster report today on Bayer's influence peddling
- Farm Bill mark-up rescheduled to Tuesday, March 3 at 5 pm.
- Several indicators reveal the US-Israel nexus will not imminently attack Iran
- Substack does it again--prevents cross-posting a piece about Secretary Kennedy
- Live free or starve! - American Thinker
- Farm Bill markup delayed at least one week--snowstorm justifies delay, but also provides more time to work out disagreements over this very controversial bill
- The Pesticide legislation and the E.O. are complicated and confusing. I have tried to simplify what it is they do--because it is CRITICAL to understand the enormity of what has been attempted.
- Antibiotics in food: Despite the WHO and One Health emphasizing problematic antibiotic resistance, use in livestock and in fruit (as antibiotic pesticides) is growing
- Rep. Thomas Massie introduces bill to prevent spending any funds to implement Trump's E.O. on glyphosate. And it negates the Farm Bill liability shield, just for glyphosate.
- Waterkeeper Alliance points out yet more issues with the Farm Bill and Trump's Executive Order on glyphosate.
- With Epstein pal Howard Lutnick standing next to him, President Trump calls Supreme Court justices "fools and lapdogs" for ruling against him on tariffs
- Rep. Pingree (Maine) just introduced an amendment to the Farm Bill that would strip the sections granting pesticide immunity and preemption of states' rights.
- The Iran War distraction: odds 'n ends and the Chagos Islands.
- What does Trump's E.O. offering "immunity" for glyphosate (and phosphorus) mean? There are multiple interpretations.
- The Atlantic fabricated an article about the author's baby dying from measles.
