Oh, What A Tangled Web We Weave When The CDC Decieves |“You are a pathetic liar”: CDC senior scientist to CDC’s head of immunization (DOCUMENT) | Sharyl Attkisson
Sharyl Attkisson, the epitome of girl power, is a fantastic journalist. It is no wonder the Obama administration hacked into her computer. So what is the real story when it comes to vaccines and the CDC: lies and coverups that do not allow parents to make good, informed decisions.
The real problem with movies like “Vaxxed” and journalists’ articles on the CDC that actually do straight investigative reporting is the CDC does not come out looking very good. It follows, according to the Corporate and Political Establishment, that these movies must be banned and these journalists must be stopped.
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“According to Thompson, he and his fellow CDC scientists covered up a link between MMR vaccine and autism in African-American boys. “The omitted data suggested that African American males who received the MMR vaccine before age 36 months were at increased risk for autism,” Thompson later testified.
Dr. William Thompson, PhD
CDC officials disposed of study documents “in a huge garbage can”
As part of the alleged fraud and coverup, Thompson said he and the other CDC scientists who conducted the research got together and literally trashed study data.
Thompson first revealed his role in the fraud during a series of phone conversations with the parent of an autistic child. The parent surreptitiously recorded the calls, in which Thompson confessed and said he lived with tremendous guilt.”
An exit poll memo released over the weekend states that Republican voters in Arizona were disproportionately and negatively impacted by tabulator malfunctions in Maricopa County. A University of Virginia student is in custody on Nov. 14 for a deadly shooting that left three students killed—and two others wounded. Television host Jay Leno is suffering from serious burns from a gasoline fire.
Episode 2300: Fighting Back With The ‘MTG Wing’ Of The Party
(w/ Marjorie Taylor Greene, Steve Cortes, Joe Kent). Episode 2301: Still Thousands Of Ballots Outstanding In Arizona.
(w/ Jim Hoft, Gregg Phillips, Catherine Engelbrecht, Boris Epshteyn, Caroline Wren)
The Ukrainian government partnered with the cryptocurrency exchange platform FTX, which recently filed for bankruptcy, to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to fun its war against Russia.
The Ukrainian government website detailing the partnership, which set out to raise $200,000,000 in various forms of cryptocurrency, has been wiped from the internet following FTX filing for bankruptcy.
Ukraine War and FTX
Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation is listed as an official partner of FTX on the initiative, which claimed to send funds the the National Bank of Ukraine.
The cryptocurrency trading platform’s pro-Ukraine position in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine comes amidst its CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, also becoming the second largest donor to Democrats in the 2022 midterm election cycle.
”The official website for Aid For Ukraine, an initiative that raises funds from the crypto community for the benefit of Ukraine’s military and humanitarian needs, has officially launched. The initiative is powered by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, FTX, and Everstake,” explains a press release announcing the joint effort.
The “Aid For Ukraine” effort utilized FTX services to convert “crypto funds received into fiat and send the donations to the National Bank of Ukraine,” ultimately becoming the fifth-largest charitable foundation assisting in the country’s war effort.
In Nevada, Clark County still has more than 50,000 ballots to count as of Nov. 11, while cameras at a vote counting facility in Washoe County stopped broadcasting overnight on Wednesday. And one of former President Donald Trump’s advisers says Trump will announce that he’s running for president next Tuesday as planned. The Biden administration has stopped taking applications for its student debt cancellation program after a court ruled that the plan was illegal.
Three days after Americans went to the polls, the political world still remains in a state of nervous apprehension. With the nation’s gaze on two Western states, Nevada and Arizona, here are the latest numbers.
The balance of power in the U.S. Senate could come down to Georgia if each party secures an undecided seat in Nevada and Arizona. Georgia’s candidates will need to keep campaigning to maintain their momentum for the Dec. 6 runoff election.
Election security continues to be a major concern in the midterms. In Mississippi, officials confirmed that state election websites were hit with a cyber attack on Election Day.
A new undercover video released by Project Veritas is raising concerns about possible illegal campaigning for Democratic candidates at a Philadelphia polling center. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) took the lead in her race for reelection on Nov. 10. Election officials in Arizona and Nevada said they need until next week to finish counting the remaining ballots.
Hundreds of thousands of votes still remained uncounted in Maricopa, Arizona’s most populous county, on Nov. 9. Election officials in the county say it could take until at least Nov. 11 to tally all votes.
In several of the most crucial races on Election Day, mail-in ballots played an important factor and catapulted Democratic candidates to victories. One example is Pennsylvania Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate John Fetterman.
President Joe Biden cheered his party’s wins in the midterms as the red wave turned out pink. What could slim majorities in Congress mean for the next two years?
“Democrats Are Always Organized And They Are Very Good At Lawsuits And They Are Very Good At Finding Ballots After The Fact”. Truth Social CEO Devin Nunes analyses the results of the 2022 U.S. midterm elections on ‘The Chris Salcedo Show’.
President Joe Biden on Nov. 9 reacted to the midterm results, saying that his earlier optimism was justified. WNBA star Brittney Griner has been moved to a penal colony, somewhere in Russia.
The founders of the election integrity organization True the Vote were released from jail on Nov. 7. A rare blood moon eclipse will appear during the 2022 midterm election for the first time in U.S. history, according to NASA.
Multiple models are now signaling a strong GOP performance in the midterm elections.
Three U.S. presidents converged in Pennsylvania to rally voters for a key senate race that could go either way. Who wins will likely determine which party controls the Senate.
U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman had an odd start for a rally in Pennsylvania on Nov. 5, as a sudden gust of wind blew down the row of American flags behind him during his opening remarks.
Hispanic voters have never mattered more in an election. They’re by far the fastest-growing demographic, and they’re shifting loyalties. What does it all mean? We find out from Javier Palomarez, CEO and president of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council.
Then in America Q&A, we ask people across the country: Is there any issue that would motivate you to change how you vote?
Next, South Texas could flip red with three Latina Republicans running in the Rio Grande Valley: Mayra Flores, Monica De La Cruz, and Cassy Garcia. We dig deeper into the all-important Hispanic vote with Rafa Bejar, director of outreach at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
Finally, if the Sunshine Protection Act passes the House, changing the clocks could become a thing of the past. In our second America Q&A, we ask: Should daylight savings time be permanent?
Billionaire George Soros is the biggest midterm political donor so far. He’s given over $100 million to help the Democrats.
Mass layoffs are hitting the tech sector. Which companies are putting hiring on hold and cutting down their workforce?
President Joe Biden says jobs are looking good, as big names of both parties hit the campaign trails in their final election battlefield sprints.
The latest job numbers are in; hiring is strong, but unemployment ticks up. A chief economist joins us to explain, calling for policymakers to start bringing creative solutions to the table to spur economic growth.
Also atop the ballot is education. What is the government’s current role in schools, and how could it affect how parents vote this year? We’ll speak with a parental rights advocate.
Officials are warning about the potential for violence as the Department of Homeland Security is preparing for elections. What are they doing to ensure safety at the ballot box?
Former President Donald Trump on Nov. 3 gave arguably the clearest signal so far about whether he’ll run for president again in 2024. Several media outlets, citing anonymous sources, say that he is expected to announce his run over the next two weeks. And House Republicans have released a new report that alleges a “rampant culture of unaccountability, manipulation, and abuse at the highest level” of the FBI.
