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THE FAKE FACTS - facts in name only - ON CONTAGION.

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https://truthsummit.substack.com/p/the-fake-facts-on-contagion   .From a friend this morning: The contagion myth is at the heart of everything that has happened on the world stage since 2020. By proving that the virus model and the contagion model show a failure of logic and poor science, the whole corrupt house of cards comes tumbling down. It’s not just since 2020. I’ve read, perhaps half a dozen times, evidence about the Spanish flu (circa 1918) - which killed millions. Right as it was happening, a few doctors proved that it could not be transmitted by contagion. They could mix with the sick. They could take in the saliva of the sick. On and on and on. They generated masses of evidence that contagion did not happen. It had to be something else - like toxins in the environment. Then there is smallpox. Cities which cleaned the water and took other sanitation measures had lower smallpox rates than cities which went for vaccination. So again, the problem was not contagion. I know pe...
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"Data" centers

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  For many people, the scariest part of this issue aren’t the data centers themselves. The scariest part is the growing suspicion that these decisions were made  years before  anyone even heard about the project. At first, most people view these developments as a natural byproduct of the AI boom. A company needs more computing power, finds a piece of land, builds a facility, and moves on. It makes sense. But the deeper you look, the harder that explanation is to accept. The same pattern keeps appearing across the country:  rural farmland, small towns, communities with limited zoning protections, and areas already facing pressure on their water supplies. And wherever these projects appear, enormous supporting infrastructure seems to arrive right alongside them. New transmission corridors. Massive substations. Utility expansions that look far larger than what many residents expect a single facility would require. For Tammy Clark, that raises a different question entire...
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