Showing posts with label NIH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NIH. Show all posts

Saturday, October 04, 2025

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.

- Russ Roberts on the Gaza peace plan. He's the voice of reason I hope people listen to.

- Six Mindsets to Conquer Fear

- Anthony Fauci successor Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo fired. How could someone who advocated for Covid vaccines and facemasks still be employed? MAHA.

- Wow - Mark Sanchez stabbed in the chest.

Saturday, September 27, 2025

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.

- Chris Wray lied under oath. Pride goeth before a fall - or in this case hopefully an indictment.

- Soros poured $80M into pro-terror groups, says non-profit watchdog. Could George Soros and his son Alex be among the next indictments we see?

- What if the NIH had been 40% smaller? Interesting but do cuts have to be in grants? What about administration or staffing? What does DOGE say?

- Does Tylenol cause autism? What the evidence says. I'm also skeptical because the article does not mention either vaccines or the Amish.

Thursday, September 04, 2025

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.

- Dr. Jay Bhattacharya announces new policies at NIH to increase freedom, science and trust. This is what we voted for.

- Paramount (CBS) in talks to buy The Free Press for up to $200 million. So "free" costs $200 million. Meanwhile look for CBS editors and producers to leave because they are used to their bias and don't like "free press."

- The illusion of Fed independence. Interesting history of the Federal reserve and "independence."

- Glenn Reynolds: Saving Democracy. He's not wrong,

Saturday, February 08, 2025

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share. 

- The best antidepressant. We all know we need to exercise more often.

- This is the way.

- Congress funded $516 billion on expired programs in 2024. And there's 251 more that are set to expire in 2025.

- Look at the wasteful spending to universities. That's almost 26% of the grant money and you can be sure all of these universities receiving grants were towing the government lines across the board.

Monday, December 02, 2024

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.

- Frances Pekins the woman who brought us the weekend.

- Did Bernie Sanders really just say that Elon Musk is right and that cuts are needed? Still say that if any federal department fails an audit they should have their budget cut but that amount since those funds obviously aren't important enough for them to keep track of.

- The debanking of America.. A bank account is a requirement for many government departments and utilities so this can be a political cudgel.

- Poet justice for Jay Bhattacharyya. One of my favorites of Trump's picks.

Sunday, November 17, 2024

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.

- Do other countries do it? A simple litmus test for RFK Jr.'s ideas. Agree 100%.

- Stanford's Jay Bhattacharya top candidate to lead NIH. He was the first to speak out about the effectiveness of the vaccines and lockdowns. Love this choice.

- Via Recommendo - a Substack of occult history. I'll have to check it out.

- Peter Attia on excessive exercise.

Friday, April 12, 2024

Friday, October 29, 2021

Two Big Lies

Michael Barone with an article on the NIH lying about funding "gain of function" and the National School Board Association lying about parents being "terrorists" (and about the rape of a child in the Loudon School District). 

Both lies should make your blood boil. But there's been so many things written on both - why did I single this one out?

Because Barone took the extra step of including Loudon School Superintendent Scott Ziegler's salary ($295,000). I like that and think all articles should include the salaries of the people caught lying and also who is funding that salary. In Ziegler's case, for the most part, his salary was paid by the taxes of the very people he was looking down upon and lying to. Tar and feathers.