Tag: Health

  • Reality in the ICU

    Reality in the ICU

    Forget about why I was at Samaritan-Corvallis’s ICU. The day before New Year’s, I had to undergo surgery THEN because of our failed health insurance mafia system. Samaritan Health Plan ended Dec. 31 at midnight. While there, I gobbled up narratives of the people there: those doing the minute-to-minute care, and those doing the surgery. Was […]

  • A Not-so-Tongue-in-Cheek “Trumpian Traumatic Stress Disorder”

    A Not-so-Tongue-in-Cheek “Trumpian Traumatic Stress Disorder”

    No doubt like many others who awoke to the news that President Maduro of Venezuela and his wife, Cilia Flores (a serving member of the Venezuelan National Assembly with a distinguished career in government), had been ‘captured’ or ‘seized’ by the US and were being transported to NYC to stand trial, my initial reaction was […]

  • Empire, Mortality, and the Multi-Pronged Attack on Humanity

    The following is an interview of me done by substacker Unbekoming, originally published with his introduction here. The questions and answers are broad-ranging and allow me to explain decades of my work in many areas of science. A main focus is to understand the Covid period, the so-called COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. The main intermingled […]

  • Combatting Antimicrobial-Resistant Infections

    Combatting Antimicrobial-Resistant Infections

    “The Good Virus is the most important documentary film I have seen in years.” Karl Drlica, Prof. of Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Molecular Genetics, New Jersey Medical School, Rutgers University New from Bullfrog Films, The Good Virus explores the global efforts of leading scientists combatting one of the most pressing health challenges of our time: the […]

  • China Changes Everything: A Book Review

    A new book edited by Kyle Ferrana, China Changes Everything, bills itself as an anthology by “social justice activists, journalists, and commentators” and brings together chapters about the People’s Republic of China written by prominent left-wing analysts, including Arnold August, Roger Harris, Radhika Desai, Carlos Martinez, Gerald Horne, Lee Siu Hin, Margaret Kimberley, Danny Haiphong, […]

  • How Often Do AI’s Lie and Censor?

    Kevin McKernan posted a screenshot on X today that just blew me away. Here is a screenshot of the query Kevin made to GROK, which GROK then stated it was not allowed to answer. Basically, Kevin asked a technical question related to the mRNA vaccines, and Grok said it couldn’t answer the question, as it […]

  • First International Day Against Unilateral Coercive Measures

    In June of 2025, the United Nations General Assembly designated December 4 as the annual International Day against Unilateral Coercive Measures, urging States to stop using such measures (commonly called “sanctions”) because they violate international law and impose collective punishment. Last night, the SanctionsKill campaign and partners honored the day by inviting speakers to discuss […]

  • Artificial Intelligence: At Heaven’s Gate

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises all sorts of wonderous things. We are told that it will add trillions to GDP; diagnosis, prescribe treatment and register cures for all manner of illnesses; relieve us of mind-numbing tasks at work and at home; and ensure that every one of us is better than average. Doubtless, AI does carry the […]

  • Accomplishing Change

    Accomplishing change in the institutions that control and manipulate society for their personal benefit has been difficult. Inability to succeed in the endeavor is due to the inability to create the organizations that can effectively oppose the powers that exercise control. This control is maintained by investment. Protecting the investment by preventing alternative teaching and […]

  • What is Humanity’s Next Move?

    What is Humanity’s Next Move?

    United Nations Security Council hall (Image by depositphotos) At the UN General Assembly, now underway, world leaders are gathering to confront some of today’s greatest crises: Palestine, climate change, the war on drugs—even the role and relevance of the UN itself. Too often, however, the institution feels less like the pantheon of a new human […]

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