Author Archives: Tony Heller

  May, 1934 was by far the hottest May on record in the US. Note that May, 1934 was extremely hot, and May 1935 was very cool. The cold May of 1935 brought world record rainfall to Texas around Memorial … Continue reading →

In his farewell speech, President Eisenhower warned about the rise of the Military Industrial Complex, and academics seizing control of public policy. I’m surprised his speech hasn’t been censored yet – like the Plandemic video, which explained how corrupt academics … Continue reading →

One year ago this week.

Since the onset of the plandemic, I have been pointing out that the most important action was to isolate and protect people at risk – i.e. the elderly and sick. That was not done, and places like New York and … Continue reading →

On March 22, modeling geniuses at the University of Arizona forecast massive overcrowding at Arizona hospitals by April 13. COVID-19 Forecast Model, Arizona and Pima County, March 22 | Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health The exact opposite … Continue reading →

James O’Keefe

Like in New York, COVID-19 patients in Lombardy, Italy were sent to nursing homes, where they infected the elderly. Government then used the deaths of elderly people in Lombardy and New York as rationale to destroy the economy of the … Continue reading →

Worthless virus models from Imperial College led the world down a path to high speed economic collapse. A feat which even Michael Mann couldn’t have hoped to achieve. Sweden tames its ‘R number’ without lockdown | The Spectator

Six weeks ago, the UN predicted 7.4 million lost jobs in “high-income countries” “due to the coronavirus.” Nearly 25 million jobs could be lost globally due to the coronavirus There have already been at least 35 million job losses in … Continue reading →