Ohio judge orders hospital to treat COVID patient ‘on death’s doorstep’ with ivermectin
The case is one of several recent victories for families seeking ivermectin treatment for loved ones hospitalized with COVID.
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Articles for Month: August 2021
Christian quarterback resists NFL’s vaccine pressure
Kirk Cousins is not standing alone; his team, the Minnesota Vikings, has one of the lowest COVID vaccination rates in pro football.
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Canadian gov’t spends millions on ‘isolation sites’ for those who test positive for COVID-19
Participation is 'voluntary,' but a local health official determines an individual's status.
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Former Pfizer VP: ‘The gloves are off,’ UK govt to inject all 12-15-year-olds without parental consent
‘KNOWING WHAT I KNOW FROM 40 years TRAINING & PRACTISE IN TOXICOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY & PHARMACOLOGY, to participate in this extraordinary abuse of innocent children in our care can be classified in no other way than MURDER.’
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Once COVID ‘crisis’ is over, Trudeau plans to apply same radical policies to ‘climate emergency’
Demonstrators called out the Canadian prime minister during a campaign stop.
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25 reasons to ban vaccine passports
Vaccine passports should be rejected as nearsighted and dangerous. While everyone from totalitarian opportunists, to angry vaccinated people who are tired of lockdowns, to worn-down ICU staff who are weary of being overworked, may applaud such passports as the responsible thing to do, citizens and officials should reject them outright.
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Texas becomes first state to implement ban on aborting babies with detectable heartbeats
The US Supreme Court declined to block the Texas Heartbeat Act from taking effect at the last minute.
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Viganò: Considerations on the Great Reset and the New World Order
Only by turning to Christ can the wicked project of the New World Order be defeated and the Holy Church be purified of traitors and renegades.
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Natural immunity offers better COVID protection than vaccine, Israeli study finds
Harvard epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff said the conclusion undermines the case for vaccine passports.
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Pro-LGBT bishops of Tucson, Little Rock, San Antonio block religious exemptions to vaccine mandates
Bishop Weisenburger claimed there is a 'clear moral obligation' to take the shots for the 'moral good of the community.'
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