3 chapters across the catalog
Jimmy Carter Solar Bank, Skyscraper Lettuce, Petri Dish Meat
Parallels are drawn between the current energy crisis and Jimmy Carter's 1979 push for a "solar bank" and the Windfall Profits Act. Time Magazine's recent coverage of "skyscraper lettuce" and "petri dish meat" is critiqued as an attempt to normalize industrial, lab-grown food under the guise of stopping climate change.
Mainstream media outlets have intensified efforts to discredit Ivermectin, often labeling it as "horse paste" following Joe Rogan's public use of the drug. A segment from KHOU in Houston argued that while the drug showed promise in petri dishes, it failed in clinical trials, while simultaneously promoting expensive monoclonal antibody treatments.
Rosemary Fry, Lab-Based Virus Studies and Mouse Models
Researcher Rosemary Fry challenges the scientific consensus on COVID-19 variants, arguing that claims of increased transmissibility are based on flawed lab studies rather than field evidence. She asserts that these studies rely on engineered decoy receptors and specific mouse models that do not reflect real-world human interaction. Fry suggests the media sensationalizes these lab findings to drive fear and secure funding.
