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Covid 19 outbreak: Scientist in Cyprus claims discovery of new variant that combines Delta, Omicron – NZ Herald

Israel was founded to protect the citizenry from the type of people who currently run Israel. “About two-thirds of those with an academic education support the restrictions, compared to just 41% with high school education.” Over 60% of Israelis back … Continue reading →

Joe Biden says he “listens to the scientists” – as he fails on one front after another. https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/zohFcSC.mp4

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07 Oct 2001, Page 36 – The Salina Journal at Newspapers.com The Melting Snows of Kilimanjaro | Science | AAAS Snows of Kilimanjaro defy global warming predictions – masslive.com Mount Kilimanjaro glaciers nowhere near extinction – eTurboNews.com The snows of … Continue reading →

A drought from 1790-1796 drought killed more than 600,000 people in India. Himalyan Ice Cores Reveal Climate Warming, Catastrophic Drought January 1790 was the warmest on record in Philadelphia. A Meteorological Account of the Weather in Philadelphia: From January 1 … Continue reading →

“I can’t emphasize this enough: All Vermonters need to be as protected as possible, as soon as possible. So get vaccinated, get children age 5 and older vaccinated, and if you are due to get your booster shot, get it … Continue reading →

Fully vaccinated and boosted AOC gets sick. She encourages everyone else to do what didn’t work for her. 4:08 PM · Jan 9, 2022

“Boston area wastewater COVID levels. Historically they’ve predicted tests by a day or two.” 11:02 AM · Dec 30, 2021 “If you’re vaccinated, you’re not going to be hospitalized, you’re not going to be in the IC unit, and you’re … Continue reading →

In 2001, Ohio State researcher Lonnie Thompson said ice cores in the Himalayas reported that the last 50 years were the warmest in the past 1,000 years, and said their were catastrophic droughts in the past when temperatures were lower. … Continue reading →