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.
- Another important Malone essay on the WEF --could not crosspost this one either.
- The New Hampshire bill allowing on-farm slaughter and sales of up to 3 cows/month or equivalent in pigs, goats, sheep overwhelmingly passed the NH Senate on May 7
- According to the USDA, farmers receive only 11.8 cents of each dollar spent on food they produced in the USA in 2014.
- Will there be pushback on the House's attempt to eviscerate state animal welfare laws? The Senate will soon weigh in on its farm bill. Will the conscience of the people trump the lack thereof in DC?
- My CHD-TV show this week discussed the House Farm Bill passed last week, and inquired of Dr. Stewart Tankersley how to fix the farm and food crisis at the state level.
- Substack does not let me cross post important (Robert Malone) article on the WHO role in pushing forward the biosecurity agenda, despite all setbacks and lack of funds
- Now it's Hantavirus!
- How do you feel about AI governing all aspects of life? The United Nations has been quietly building the justifications and foundation for it.
- Several readers asked whether buying gardening "inputs" labeled as safe for organic gardens were trustworthy. Here is what Eliot Coleman has to say about that.
- A few quotes regarding the farm bill
- The "skinny farm bill": not so skinny after all.
- Report on the Supreme Court's oral arguments on pesticide label preemption Monday, in Monsanto V. Durnell
- The Pandemic Treaty PABS negotiations failed--so there is still no treaty. Today was to be the very last day of negotiations. But... as happened last year, WHO seeks yet another year to get it done
- Cross-posting the "Confessions of a White House Public Health Priestess"
- MTG and Tucker Carlson talk about the need for a third party
