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Dengue Fever Explodes in Bangladesh After Bill Gates-Funded Agency Releases Nuclear Radiated Mosquitos Into Population

Originally published September 12, 2023 10:29 am PDT The United Nations' (UN) World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday reported a "significant surge in dengue fever...

Biden Admin Asks Federal Agencies to Apply ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ to Scientific Research

The White House has reportedly issued a memo directing federal agencies to apply "Indigenous Knowledge" to "research, policies, and decision making."

West Nile Virus Cases Explode Across U.S. After Mosquitos Released via Bill Gates-Funded Project Approved by EPA

In November 2017, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that MosquitoMate, Inc. had submitted plans to infect live male mosquitoes with a bacteria called "Wolbachia pipientis," which enhances WNV infection.

Study Raises Concerns on N95 Masks Emitting Toxic Compounds

Immediate symptoms might include headaches and nausea, while long-term exposure has the potential to cause organ damage and even cancer.

EPA Approves Fuel Made From Recycled Plastics Despite Data Linking Chemical Exposure to Cancer

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved Chevron's plan to create fuel made from recycled plastics, although a 203-page risk assessment suggests the plan may expose individuals to cancer-causing agents.

Ford Projected to Lose $4.5 Billion on Electric Vehicle Line

The company still made a net income of $1.9 billion in the second quarter of 2023.

Sen. Ernst Demands Biden Admin Set Office Thermostats to 78 Degrees in Accord With Its Own Recommendation to American Households

"I'm turning up the heat on the Biden administration to pull the plug on their ridiculous regulations and make Washington bureaucrats think twice before imposing arbitrary rules on Americans," Ernst said in a recent press release.

Bill Gates Develops Malaria Drugs, Then Releases Genetically Modified Mosquitoes into the U.S.—Now Texas and Florida Are Detecting the Disease, Gates-Funded CDC Is Recommending...

The last time the United States saw cases of malaria was when seven people got sick in Palm Beach County in July-August 2003.

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