JB Neiman, a managing partner of a Texas-based company that owns 13 clinics in Texas, wrote to a former NYT reporter, Alex Berenson, on Twitter about what he sees as being truly behind the recent uptick in Covid19 cases in …
Continue ReadingAs more and more people all over the world begin to realize that we will have to live with the coronavirus for the foreseeable future and delaying a return to normalcy as being counterproductive, “experts” and international organizations are straining …
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The American Academy of Pediatrics took a strong stand last week against keeping schools closed come the start of the new school in year in the fall.
“Schools are fundamental to child and adolescent development and well-being and provide our …
Continue ReadingThe CEO of Houston’s Methodist Hospital shattered the mainstream media’s apocalyptic reporting of Covid19 cases in his area.
Recent reports have warned that the ICU’s in Houston hospitals were currently at 97% and were on track to reach 100% very …
Continue ReadingInternational digital health firm Circle Pass Enterprises has contracted with technology firm VST to integrate its VCode technology into biometric “passports.” The passports, dubbed Covi-Pass, can be accessed via mobile phone and are going to be used to show an …
Continue ReadingRight now there is a mad rush to escape America’s cities. Many Americans are looking to move away from bg urban centers because of the Covid19 pandemic as well as the recent riots and violence. And that it is creating …
Continue ReadingDr. Zach Bush discusses the importance of exposure to non-lethal germs with Jeffrey Smith of the Institute for Responsible Technology.
Bush reminds us of the fact that viruses are not living organisms. Rather, they are naturally delivery systems for DNA …
Continue ReadingPeggy Hall from TheHealthyAmerican.org created a video recently that has gotten a lot of buzz. In it she points out that face masks that many government agencies have recommended wearing, may violate workplace oxygen levels set by the Occupational …
Continue ReadingAmnesty International’s Security Lab reviewed contact tracing apps from counties all over the world and found apps used by the several countries to violate standards of privacy. Those countries with the most egregious violations are Bahrain, Kuwait and Norway…
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Qianxi Robot Catering Group, a subsidiary of Country Garden, opened the world’s first completely automated restaurant this week.
The restaurant, 2,000 square meters (more than 6,000 feet) decorated in pink and futuristic-looking metals, has been outfitted with 20 robots that …
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Independent news sites have been reporting for months on research conducted by scientists that indicates that Covid19 has genetic sequencing that bears strong resemblance to the HIV virus and that the chances of this happening naturally are very small. The …
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A Japanese startup, Donut Robotics, has developed a face mask that can transcribe speech into text messages, make phone calls and even amplify the wearer’s voice.
The “smart mask,” which fits over standard face masks, can also translate from …
Continue ReadingFast food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken has debuted a futuristic restaurant model where little, if any, contact exists between workers and customers.
Orders are delivered by conveyor belt and travels to the front of the store. Once there, a robotic …
Continue ReadingHouston area officials have tried to quell fears that the hospital system in Texas’ largest city will soon reach capacity because of a surge in Covid19 cases. Texas announced 5,996 new Covid19 positive cases today, a single-day record increase. Total …
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is preparing to furlough nearly 70% of its workforce it announced today. The U.S. gov’t agency is responsible for processing new immigration applications. Although it is funded by fees paid by applicants it is still …
Continue ReadingBrookfield Asset Management, one of the largest mall operators and retail landlords in North America, is demanding retailers pay rent they owe even for months were their respective malls were closed. All while negotiating better terms from their lending companies…
Continue ReadingNICE, the UK’s National Institute of Care and Excellence has published guidelines for dealing with Covid19 patients. Part of the guidelines state:
“Sensitively discuss a possible ‘do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation’ decision with all adults with capacity and an assessment …
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