The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines can ‘reprogram’ children’s immune systems for up to six months after vaccination, impacting the body’s ability to counteract other pathogens, according to a new study published in the renowned Frontiers in Immunology.
The study, to which a total of ten academics and professors contributed, took samples of a blood stimulation assay from 29 children aged between five and 11, which were taken 28 days after the second vaccine and then again six months later.
The researchers found that the mRNA vaccines altered cytokine (small proteins controlling the growth and activity of immune and blood cells) responses in the body, “particularly one month after vaccination.”
“Our results add to the evolving evidence that SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccination reprograms both adaptive and innate immune responses,” the researchers claim upon publication of the results.
The results emphasize “the need for further research and consideration of heterologous effects in vaccination policies given their broad public health implications,” the researchers added.
The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines can 'reprogram' children's immune systems for up to six months after vaccination, impacting the body's ability to counteract other pathogens, according to a new study published in the renowned Frontiers in Immunology.
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson revealed in a recent interview that, “In 2008 it became really clear that Barack Obama had been having sex with men and smoking crack. And a guy came forward, Larry Sinclair, and said ‘I’ll sign an affidavit’ – and he did – ‘I’ll take a lie detector’ – and he did, [saying] ‘I smoked crack with Barack Obama and had sex with him.'”
Tucker explained the corporate media refused to report the story, adding: “Not because they were squeamish about sex or drugs, but because the Obama campaign said, ‘Anyone who reports on this gets no access to the Obama campaign.'”
Carlson blasted the corporate press’s bias, “…the media is reporting on government, but it’s also dependent on government.”
He added that the quid-pro-quo style trade-offs he witnessed between the corporate press and the 2008 Obama presidential campaign “…happens all of the time with lots of different issues… You think you’re holding government accountable but actually they’re controlling you.”
Tucker Carlson: "In 2008 it became really clear that Barack Obama had been having sex with men and smoking crack and a guy came forward, Larry Sinclair, and said 'I'll sign an affidavit and I'll take a lie detector' and he did….Nobody reported it." pic.twitter.com/Tln6XBsY5U
The National Pulse has previously reported on Obama’s biographer David Garrow obtaining a letter the 44th President had written to a former girlfriend detailing fantasies about having sex with other men. Garrow later released the letter to the public, the relevant passage from Obama reading:
“In regard to homosexuality, I must say that I believe this is an attempt to remove oneself from the present, a refusal perhaps to perpetuate the endless farce of earthly life. You see, I make love to men daily, but in the imagination.”
– Barack Hussein Obama, 1982.
The former Democrat President goes on to describe his mind as “…androgynous to a great extent and I hope to make it more so until I can think in terms of people, not women as opposed to men.”
In July, Malik Obama, the former President’s half-brother, posted on X (formerly Twitter) that Barack Obama was “definitely gay.”
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson revealed in a recent interview that, "In 2008 it became really clear that Barack Obama had been having sex with men and smoking crack. And a guy came forward, Larry Sinclair, and said 'I'll sign an affidavit' – and he did – 'I'll take a lie detector' – and he did, [saying] 'I smoked crack with Barack Obama and had sex with him.'"
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Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has compared Joe Biden weaponizing the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Donald Trump to the actions of Cold War era communist regimes, which he experienced first-hand as a young dissident.
Orban described the clash between the Biden regime and the former president as a “kind of civilian war” in comments to Tucker Carlson, who had asked him if he had ever considered simply indicting his political opponents to ease his reelection.
“[W]e can beat each other, we can argue against each other, but to do what’s going on now in some countries, and even in your country… to use the justice system against political opponents, in Hungary I think it’s impossible to imagine,” Orban said.
“You know, that was done by the communists. It’s a very communist methodology to do it that,” he warned.
“So in Hungary… OK, we disagree on many things: ideology, values, vision of the future, even practises of politics, but we belong to the same nation,” he explained. “You can’t say ‘I will kill you,’ or ‘I will send you to prison’ – if you follow that track, no chance to unify the nation.”
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Ep. 20 Hungary shares a border with Ukraine. We traveled to Budapest to speak with the country’s prime minister, Viktor Orbán. pic.twitter.com/LOzpMrQNIz
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has compared Joe Biden weaponizing the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Donald Trump to the actions of Cold War era communist regimes, which he experienced first-hand as a young dissident.
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A conservative watchdog group, the American Accountability Foundation (AAF), has revealed that four medical malpractice cases have been filed against Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, President Biden’s nominee for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) director. AAF researchers argue that these cases raise concerns about Bertagnolli’s medical abilities, supervisory skills, and temperament. One case from 1999 in New York resulted in a finding of liability against Bertagnolli for a botched hernia surgery, with damages amounting to nearly $500,000. Another ongoing lawsuit in Massachusetts involves the wrongful death of a 34-year-old mother. Bertagnolli has not yet commented on the allegations.
If confirmed by the Senate, Bertagnolli would be just the second woman to lead the NIH and has been praised by the White House for her expertise as a surgical oncologist, cancer researcher, educator, and physician-leader. However, the AAF has identified these medical malpractice lawsuits as important factors that should be examined before her Senate confirmation hearings take place. The cases involve allegations of incompetence, negligence, and deviations from standard medical practice. The AAF argues that these lawsuits raise questions about Bertagnolli’s fitness to lead the NIH.
In addition to the 1999 New York case and the ongoing Massachusetts lawsuit, two other lawsuits have been filed against Bertagnolli related to medical malpractice. In one case, Bertagnolli was accused of failing to diagnose the plaintiff’s colon cancer. The other case involved allegations of negligent surgery resulting in severe and permanent injuries. Both cases were either discontinued or dismissed, potentially indicating settlements. The AAF argues that these cases, along with the previous ones, highlight a pattern of troubling allegations against Bertagnolli and question her competence as a doctor.
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A conservative watchdog group, the American Accountability Foundation (AAF), has revealed that four medical malpractice cases have been filed against Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, President Biden's nominee for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) director. AAF researchers argue that these cases raise concerns about Bertagnolli's medical abilities, supervisory skills, and temperament. One case from 1999 in New York resulted in a finding of liability against Bertagnolli for a botched hernia surgery, with damages amounting to nearly $500,000. Another ongoing lawsuit in Massachusetts involves the wrongful death of a 34-year-old mother. Bertagnolli has not yet commented on the allegations.
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Ron DeSantis’s presidential campaign ‘troll army’ on X (formerly Twitter) attempted to weaponize Hurricane Idalia for political purposes, falsely claiming former President Donald Trump instructed his supporters — including a new mother in Congress — to not appear with the Florida Governor or promote the state’s response to the storm.
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1) Sources close to the Trump campaign have reported that the former president has demanded that his Florida congressional endorsers are not to repost news events featuring Gov. Ron DeSantis’ preparations for Hurricane Idalia…
One of the claims made by the anonymous “MaxTwain24” account is that Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) sent her staff to a press conference with Governor DeSantis addressing the emergency response to Hurricane Idalia – instead of appearing herself – because of the fictitious directive from former President Trump. In reality, Rep. Luna was unable to attend in person because she is recovering after having given birth several days prior to the press conference.
4) Rep. Luna sent staffers to a briefing so as not to be seen or photographed herself in accordance with the request from the Trump campaign…
Several high profile trolls – who appear to regularly communicate with DeSantis campaign staffers Christina Pushaw and Bryan Griffin – amplified the demonstrably false accusations made by the MaxTwain24 account including oddball Chris Nelson, the troll account CryptidPolitics, and grifter and con-artist Bill Mitchell.
‼️LOOK! Trump is allegedly telling his Congressional surrogates to not post any of Ron DeSantis’s hurricane briefings!!
I looked at their X pages and this appears to be accurate.
The Florida Congressional delegation targeted by the DeSantis campaign trolls for not posting about Hurricane Idalia had, in reality, addressed the storm on multiple occasions prior to the MaxTwain24 posts.
Rep. Luna had dedicated most of August 28th, a full day prior to the accusations, to keeping her constituents informed about the State of Florida’s emergency response. Cory Mills also began posting about the storm and relevant emergency information on August 28th. Rep. Greg Steube’s earliest post was at mid-day on August 27th. Rep. Matt Gaetz has retweeted emergency information from Gov. DeSantis several times on both his personal X account and his Congressional office X account.
All of these Members of Congress are backing Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination and have been targted by pro-DeSantis trolls following the MaxTwain24 posts smearing.
The DeSantis campaign trolls didn’t just stop with lying about Members of Congress. Nelson, specifically, has taken to targeting conservative activists on X as well, including The National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam, claiming that these individuals have also been complicit in a ‘conspiracy’ to ignore Hurricane Idalia. The National Pulse published its first story on the storm on August 28th, over 24 hours prior to Nelson’s post.
Every one of these scumbags, many of whom live in Florida due to Governor Ron DeSantis’s Covid policies, have not mentioned a word about #HurricaneIdalia for political reasons.
Nelson, for his part, was ratioed in his replies. But his DeSantis-campaign handler, Christina Pushaw, spent the day doing yoga in Miami instead of aiding with the hurricane communications effort.
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Ron DeSantis’s presidential campaign 'troll army' on X (formerly Twitter) attempted to weaponize Hurricane Idalia for political purposes, falsely claiming former President Donald Trump instructed his supporters — including a new mother in Congress — to not appear with the Florida Governor or promote the state's response to the storm.
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Perhaps the most enlightening part of incidents such as these is knowing that people like Chris Nelson are, well, let’s say… listless vessels for the DeSantis campaign
Perhaps the most enlightening part of incidents such as these is knowing that people like Chris Nelson are, well, let’s say… listless vessels for the DeSantis campaign show more
Media reports on Uganda’s first prosecutions under the capital crime of “aggravated homosexuality” have framed them as “controversial” and “anti-gay,” with CNN amongst others appearing to take the side of a pedophile, as well as a man who took advantage of a disabled person.
CNN, which illustrated its coverage of the prosecutions with a picture of a black man praying while draped in a Progress Pride flag, waited until its third paragraph before disclosing that “aggravated homosexuality” involves “incest, sex with children as well as people with disabilities or the elderly” under the terms of the “much-criticized” legislation. They did not mention that it also includes spreading HIV.
While acknowledging that one of the two reported prosecutions involves a man accused of taking advantage of a 41-year-old with a disability early on, the network did not tell readers that the second prosecution involves “a child aged 12” until the report’s eleventh paragraph.
Two men in Uganda are facing separate charges of “aggravated homosexuality,” an offense punishable by death under the country’s controversial new anti-gay laws https://t.co/vwNet7XDuJ
The Guardian was even more disingenuous in its reporting on the prosecutions, merely saying that a 20-year-old was accused of “unlawful sexual intercourse with … [a] male adult aged 41” under “anti-LGBTQ+ legislation”. The pedophile prosecution was not mentioned at all.
Several news outlets besides CNN, such as NPR and the Associated Press, chose to illustrate their reporting with emotionally charged imagery of black men carrying Pride flags, or bearing messages like ‘Some Ugandans are gay. Get over it!’
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Media reports on Uganda's first prosecutions under the capital crime of "aggravated homosexuality" have framed them as "controversial" and "anti-gay," with CNN amongst others appearing to take the side of a pedophile, as well as a man who took advantage of a disabled person.
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A man from Louisiana who was arrested for making a joke at the beginning of the pandemic has only just seen the charges dropped by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Waylon Bailey was arrested by a SWAT team with weapons and bulletproof vests on March 20, 2020, after he posted a joke on Facebook, reading “JUST IN: RAPIDES PARISH SHERIFFERS OFFICE HAVE ISSUED THE ORDER, IF DEPUTIES COME INTO CONTACT WITH ‘THE INFECTED’ SHOOT ON SIGHT…Lord have mercy on us all. #Covid9teen #weneedyoubradpitt.”
Local authorities suggested that his post amounted to a “terrorist threat.”
Now, over three years later, judges have found that his post was neither a threat nor an incitement to violence. Instead, the court said Bailey’s First Amendment rights were violated and that there was no legitimate purpose for his arrest. One judge stated:
“The post did not direct any person or group to take any unlawful action immediately or in the near future… at worst, his post was a joke in poor taste, but it cannot be read as intentionally directed to incitement.”
Bailey subsequently filed a lawsuit against the Rapides County Sheriff’s Office in September 2020. The case was, however, dismissed in July last year on the grounds of qualified immunity, used to protect government officials from civil liability unless they violate a constitutional right.
Bailey has since appealed the decision and is awaiting a verdict next month.
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A man from Louisiana who was arrested for making a joke at the beginning of the pandemic has only just seen the charges dropped by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
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Christina Pushaw – the pro-Ukraine, immigration amnesty “Rapid Response Director” for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s 2024 presidential campaign – ran away on camera when confronted by activist Grant Stern in Miami, Florida, who also caught her appearing to get home from a yoga class just as a major storm was making landfall on the Sunshine State.
Stern quizzed Pushaw, 32, about rumors that DeSantis plans to dropout of the presidential primary. Instead of simply answering, Pushaw – by now a public figure –abruptly retreated back into the building she had just exited, clutching her yoga mat.
In Miami and just asked the Ron DeSantis for President Rapid Response Director Christina Pushaw if Florida’s Governor is going to drop out of the presidential race and run for Senate.
The National Pulse previously reported on the rumor that DeSantis – whose campaign has struggled to gain any traction against former President Donald Trump – was considering dropping out of the 2024 Republican presidential primary to instead challenge Florida’s incumbent Republican Senator Rick Scott. DeSantis press secretary Bryan Griffin called the rumor “fake news.”
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Christina Pushaw – the pro-Ukraine, immigration amnesty "Rapid Response Director" for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's 2024 presidential campaign – ran away on camera when confronted by activist Grant Stern in Miami, Florida, who also caught her appearing to get home from a yoga class just as a major storm was making landfall on the Sunshine State.
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson said the escalating partisan attacks on former President Trump have left him believing that Democrats are “speeding towards assassination” as a final resort to stop the Republican presidential frontrunner from retaking the White House.
Carlson laid out, during an interview with Adam Carolla, his logic regarding the escalating political conflict between Democrats and Trump:
They protested him. They called him names. He won anyway. They impeached him, twice, on ridiculous pretenses. They fabricated a lot about what happened on January 6th in order to impeach him again. It didn’t work. He came back, then they indicted him. It didn’t work, he became more popular. Then they indicted him three more times. And every single time his popularity rose. So if you begin with criticism, then you go to protest, then you go to impeachment, now you go to indictment – and none of them work, what’s next? I mean, graph it out man. We’re speeding towards assassination, obviously. And no one will say that but I don’t know how you can’t reach that conclusion.
This isn’t the first time that Carlson has broached the possibility that Democrats might foment violence against former President Trump. While the other 2024 Republican presidential candidates debated in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on August 23rd, Trump sat down for an interview with Carlson.
The former Fox News host pointedly asked Trump about the possibility of Left-wing inspired assassination plot against him, “Are you worried they’re going to try and kill you? Why wouldn’t they try and kill you?” Trump responded calling his persecutors “…savage animals, they’re people that are sick…” adding, “I’ve seen the lengths that they go to… I think they hate our country.”
Trump brushed off the concern for his life – emphasizing that not all of his partisan opponents are bad people – telling Tucker: “You have great people in the Democrat Party, you have great people that are Democrats. Most of the people in our country are fantastic and I’m representing everybody. Not just Republicans or conservatives. I represent everybody, I’m the president of everybody.
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson said the escalating partisan attacks on former President Trump have left him believing that Democrats are "speeding towards assassination" as a final resort to stop the Republican presidential frontrunner from retaking the White House.
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Air pollution poses a greater threat to global public health than smoking or alcohol, according to a study by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago. The annual Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) report showed that fine particulate air pollution, caused by vehicle and industrial emissions, wildfires, and more, remains the “greatest external threat to public health.” If the world were to permanently reduce these pollutants to meet the World Health Organization’s guideline limit, the average person would extend their life expectancy by 2.3 years. The level of funding allocated to addressing air pollution is significantly lower than the amount assigned to combat infectious diseases.
South Asia is particularly affected by air pollution, with Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Pakistan ranking as the top four most polluted countries. In Bangladesh, residents would gain an average of 6.8 years of life if particulate pollution levels reached WHO guidelines. Meanwhile, India’s capital city, Delhi, is recognized as the “most polluted megacity in the world.”
China has made progress in reducing air pollution since 2014, claiming a 42.3 percent decrease in pollution levels between 2013 and 2021. In the United States, efforts such as the Clean Air Act have led to a 64.9 percent reduction in pollution since 1970, resulting in a gain of 1.4 years of life expectancy for Americans. Wildfires, fueled by arsonists not climate change, are causing pollution spikes in regions such as Western US, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. Bosnia is identified as Europe’s most polluted country, highlighting differences between western and eastern Europe in terms of air quality.
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Air pollution poses a greater threat to global public health than smoking or alcohol, according to a study by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago. The annual Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) report showed that fine particulate air pollution, caused by vehicle and industrial emissions, wildfires, and more, remains the "greatest external threat to public health." If the world were to permanently reduce these pollutants to meet the World Health Organization's guideline limit, the average person would extend their life expectancy by 2.3 years. The level of funding allocated to addressing air pollution is significantly lower than the amount assigned to combat infectious diseases.
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