FDA Panel Votes to Waive Clinical Trials for New COVID Boosters

 

FDA Panel Votes to Waive Clinical Trials for New COVID Boosters By Megan Redshaw, June 30, 2022 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine advisory panel voted 19 to 2 on Tuesday to add an Omicron component to COVID-19 boosters this fall, over objections by panel members and despite a lack of data.

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Video: Remembering Reverend Martin Luther King’s Trip to the Mountaintop By Emanuel Pastreich, June 30, 2022 If Reverend King was told he could talk about only civil rights or Vietnam, we are told today that we can talk only about the climate crisis or about the COVID-19 fraud. To speak about both is to invite the retributions of the devils within the shell that was once a government.

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Russia’s Ukraine Miscalculation By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, June 30, 2022 Russia’s Ukraine miscalculation dates to 2014 when the Kremlin refused the request of the Donbass Russians in Eastern Ukraine to be reunited with Russia. Historically part of Russia, the Donbass region was attached to the Ukrainian province of the Soviet Union by Soviet leaders as was Crimea.

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NATO Announces Plan for Massive European Land Army By Andre Damon, June 30, 2022 In what NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called the “biggest overhaul of our collective deterrence and defense since the Cold War,” the US-led NATO alliance has announced plans to build a massive standing land army in Europe, numbering in the hundreds of thousands.

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Oil Likely to Soar Above $200 per Barrel if the G7 Manages to “Cap the Price” of Russian Crude Oil By Julianne Geiger, June 30, 2022 Russia’s crude and condensate production rose in June by 5% to 10.7 million bpd, according to Kommersant sources—a figure that includes between 800,000 and 900,000 bpd of condensate, which is not included in the OPEC+ agreement. But Russia’s oil exports have slipped 3.3% in June with the rise of domestic refining demand.

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Forever Prisoners in Guantanamo By Judge Andrew P. Napolitano, June 30, 2022 When Thomas Jefferson wrote to his friend, neighbor and colleague, James Madison, his view that the basis of government must be to preserve liberty rather than order, the War of Revolution against Great Britain had been won, the Articles of Confederation were in place and Madison was beginning to prepare for his pivotal role in the drafting of the Constitution.

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Leo N. Tolstoy: “Speech Against War.” Call to the People: “You Shall Not Kill!” By Dr. Rudolf Hänsel, June 30, 2022 Tolstoy was not an advocate of the dictatorship of the proletariat, he had other ideas. That is probably why the October Revolution of 1917, which took place after his death, was not to his liking. He believed that the established czarist functionaries should not be replaced by socialist ones, otherwise everything would remain the same.

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An Overview of the Fighting One Year into the Nazi-Soviet War, Eight Decades Ago By Shane Quinn, June 30, 2022 Exactly 80 years ago in the high summer of 1942, Nazi Germany still seemed to be in a dominant position in the Second World War. The Wehrmacht’s divisions controlled most of continental Europe and European Russia, while the Axis’ fortunes in North Africa looked to be improving.

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How Much Money Flows From Big Pharma to Medical Journal Authors? By Susan C. Olmstead, June 30, 2022 In an interview with journalist Paul D. Thacker, former U.S. Air Force investigator and safety officer Alex Rich explains why he developed a software program that links pharmaceutical companies’ payments to doctors and researchers. Alex Rich believes no one in the U.S. has a clear idea of the scope and scale of drug company payments flowing to the authors — usually physicians — of articles published in medical journals.

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Canadian Special Forces Don’t Deny New York Times Report that Commandos Are in Ukraine By David Pugliese, June 29, 2022 The Times reported Saturday that Canadian special forces personnel were in Ukraine as part of a NATO network to provide weapons and training as well as gather intelligence about the Russians.