Study exposes how liberal media uses biased research to legitimize abortion
‘This is the status of mainstream science on the psychology of abortion in our world in 2022.’
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Articles tagged Junk Science
Lancet forced to retract influential study discrediting malaria drug’s success in treating COVID-19
'We deeply apologise to you, the editors, and the journal readership for any embarrassment or inconvenience that this may have caused,' the authors stated.
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Data fueling governments’ rejection of malaria drug to treat COVID-19 may be fraudulent: report
The hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) study was based on data from an American company called Surgisphere, which appears to have been grossly misrepresenting its credentials.
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Pro-life expert shuts down media hype over study claiming to debunk abortion regret
The conductors of the study could get only 38 percent of those they contacted to participate.
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WaPo insults readers’ intelligence with illiterate pro-abortion screed about sperm funerals
Not only is the author's attempt at sarcasm absurd, but she doesn't even understand how basic biology works.
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Science journal retracts study claiming religious upbringing makes kids less generous
The original researchers made a coding error in the handling of data from multiple countries.
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Academic activists hijack science to boost abortion in prestigious journal
The 'scientists' falsely claim that pro-life laws are not based on facts.
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UK investigating study used to justify giving puberty-blockers to 11-year-olds
A number of alarming realizations spurred the investigation, such as a significant increase in suicidal thoughts among children to whom the drugs were administered.
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Global warming a ‘fear campaign’ by scientists ‘hooked on government grants,’ Greenpeace founder says
'It’s taking over science with superstition and a kind of toxic combination of religion and political ideology.'
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Academics: peer-reviewed journals prove bias by publishing our fake research on gender, feminism
'The goal was always to use what the existing literature offered to get some little bit of lunacy or depravity to be acceptable at the highest levels of intellectual respectability within the field.'
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