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Frontline News previously <a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/brazen-bribery-offer-by-nih-officials-open-the-doors-for-reentry-to-establishment-meet-at-the-opera-sign-here" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">reported</a> how the world-renowned scientist warning the world that HIV was&nbsp;NOT&nbsp;the cause of AIDS, Peter Duesberg, was taken to the opera by a senior NIH official and offered a resumption of his research funding if only he would sign a pre-prepared paper saying that HIV causes AIDS after all.We now report the professor’s profound response.How Duesberg sleeps at nightDuesberg was expected to bend. Many researchers caved under far less pressure.<a href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261948355_Inventing_the_AIDS_Virus">Inventing the AIDS Virus</a> recounts the scientist’s response. Duesberg refused to sign the paper at the opera café. Instead, Duesberg promised only to provide an answer before the NIH official’s scheduled meeting with the editor of Nature. The editor already knew about the ghost-written paper with Duesberg’s name on it and planned to publish it the second Duesberg acquiesced. To his chagrin, that acquiescence never came. Rather, Duesberg stuck to his guns and offered&nbsp; quite the opposite.&nbsp;<blockquote>[Duesberg’s] decision was to [offer to] convert the paper in two: one essentially unchanged but without Duesberg's name; the other&nbsp;a rebuttal written by Duesberg.&nbsp;This proposal would have put both sides of the debate on an equal footing - but it proved to be the end of this most unusual invitation to publish in Nature. [Emphasis added; p. 406].</blockquote>Addressing Holocaust referenceAs expected, Anthony Fauci and other public health officials at the NIH did not take Duesberg’s refusal well. The NIH went so far as to fund research papers <a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3015095/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">entitled</a>, “There is no Proof that HIV Causes AIDS”:&nbsp;AIDS Denialism Beliefs among People Living with HIV/AIDS.Why did NIH officials choose denialism as the term to address Duesberg's views, a Berkeley professor? Even though Duesberg was a&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Duesberg">scholar-in-residence at the NIH</a> laboratories in Bethesda and a close associate of top NIH officials, Fauci and his colleagues were aware neither of what Discover Magazine <a href="https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/aids-dissident-seeks-redemption-and-a-cure-for-cancer" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">described</a> as Duesberg’s&nbsp;sharp German accent nor of his background:<blockquote>Duesberg’s parents, both intellectuals who held politics in contempt, were unable or unwilling to openly confront the Nazi threat.&nbsp;In an attempt to evade pressure to join the Nazi Party, Duesberg’s father volunteered [as a doctor] for the army …&nbsp;Duesberg is self-conscious about his heritage, and it is perhaps inescapable that the war and his father’s role in the German army would have fueled some of this.&nbsp;In a pointed reference to those who say the Holocaust never occurred, he and others who challenge the prevailing understanding that HIV is the cause of AIDS have been labeled “denialists” … [Emphasis added].</blockquote>Duesberg indeed took this Holocaust reference to his AIDS research to heart, but turned the tables on his accusers:&nbsp;<blockquote>. . . for more than two decades Duesberg has surely paid a price for his beliefs. Even close friends have begged him to back off some of his statements, if only so he isn’t targeted and shunned.&nbsp;Asked why he persists in raising questions about AIDS when it has resulted in financial losses, professional rejection, and social isolation for him and his family, Duesberg, pushing his bike along a walkway that winds its way through the lush grass and stately trees of the Berkeley campus, stops walking, thinks for a few moments, and says, “I don’t want to be a ‘good German.’”&nbsp;&nbsp;[Emphasis added].</blockquote>No to groupthinkDuesberg elaborated on his German reference:<blockquote>Sitting amid floor-to-ceiling shelves overflowing with papers, boxes of journals, and textbooks on oncology, AIDS, medical virology, biochemistry, and immunology, Duesberg responds to a question about one book,&nbsp;Thou Shalt Not Think: The Brutally Frank Guide to Life by David Jack.&nbsp;“The author sent that to me,” he says of the book, which explains how orthodox thinking is enforced. “We’re supposed to be ‘good soldiers’ following orders from the higher-ups,” he adds disdainfully.</blockquote>Fighting FauciThe refusal to give in on the HIV debate went both ways. For those unfamiliar with “pre-COVID Fauci,” the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.independent.org/news/article.asp?id=13605">Independent Institute</a> tells us about Fauci’s previous niche. “Fauci was the government mouthpiece for “AIDS thought control.” Unable to refute Duesberg scientifically, Fauci did his best to ‘cancel’ the distinguished medical scientist.”The silencing of HIV dissent actually began well before the opera offer. “In 1988, the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour sent camera crews to interview Duesberg, but the PBS show pulled the interview and replaced it with a short segment of Fauci attacking Duesberg.”The next year “Fauci complained in an editorial that Duesberg’s ideas were getting too much publicity.”Legacy media took the cue. “ABC’s ‘Good Morning America’ flew Duesberg to New York for an in-studio interview. That same evening, the Berkeley professor got word that the interview had been cancelled. When viewers tuned in, they saw Fauci.”Duesberg faced a similar fate with a scheduled appearance on ABC’s “Nightline,” which replaced Duesberg at the last second with, again, Fauci.Benefits of being “cut loose”There are also benefits to getting the “Fauci treatment”.<blockquote>Sitting in the small, cramped laboratory to which he has been relocated in Berkeley’s Donner Hall, Duesberg surprises this writer when he observes, “Scientific isolation has its advantages.”&nbsp;In the years since he took his stance on HIV, he has seen his resources dwindle, but he has also been cut loose from the strings that come with public funding. “I was free to pursue things the way I saw them,” Duesberg says.</blockquote>Campus cold shoulderThough not susceptible to termination being a tenured professor, NIH officials are able to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261948355_Inventing_the_AIDS_Virus" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">extend</a> a dissident scientist’s isolation to their university&nbsp; life.<blockquote>. . . the University of California at Berkeley refused to endorse his appeal to the NIH, without which he could not legally proceed.&nbsp;As with most universities, virtually the largest source of income was from research grants, especially from the NIH, and the university must have feared retaliation …&nbsp;Several fellow professors maneuver against Duesberg in various ways.&nbsp;His&nbsp;promotions in pay are blocked and his teaching assignments are restricted to difficult undergraduate laboratory courses rather than the coveted graduate lecture courses.&nbsp;While other faculty sit on committees governing teaching policies, courses and curricula, speaker invitations, and hiring of faculty,&nbsp;Duesberg is placed in charge of the annual picnic committee.&nbsp; More important, graduate students are discouraged from entering Duesberg's lab during their decision-making first year … [Emphases added; pp. 399-405].</blockquote>Students disagreeDiscover Magazine found one area, though, where he has not lost campus support. "Other teachers hide from their students, but not Dr. Duesberg … He’s the best teacher here.”&nbsp;Check backStarting to see a parallel between the 1980s hysteria about HIV and the reaction to the 2019 strain of the long-known coronaviruses? Please visit for the continuation of our AIDS series as we explore:<blockquote><ul><li>What do coronavirus and HIV have in common?</li><li>What do the COVID vaccines and the HIV treatment have in common?</li><li>How many times have public health officials mistakenly blamed a virus or bacteria for a disease?</li><li>Who’s censoring Kennedy’s expose&nbsp;<a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/1510766804/?tag=unco037-20">The Real Anthony Fauci</a>?</li><li>Was AIDS a trial run for COVID?</li></ul></blockquote>Previous articles from our AIDS series:<blockquote><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/inventing-the-aids-and-covid-viruses/">Inventing the AIDS and COVID viruses?</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/the-real-cause-of-aids-known-to-health-officials-since-day-one/">The real cause of AIDS, known to health officials since day one</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/aids-without-hiv/">AIDS without HIV</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/hiv-discoverer-blamed-aids-on-stolen-virus-without-detecting-in-patient/">HIV 'discoverer' blamed AIDS on stolen virus without detecting in patient</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/hiv-too-weak-to-cause-aids/">Flashback: When doctor injected self with HIV to end 'greatest murderous fraud in medical history'</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/the-day-the-science-died-abandonment-of-criteria-to-find-cause-of-disease/">The Day the Science Died - Criteria to determine disease cause canceled</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/destroying-science-by-funding-it/">Destroying science by funding it</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/isolation-after-defunding-government-attacks-on-dissident-scientists/">Isolation after defunding - government attacks on dissident scientists</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/why-thousands-of-top-phds-mds-turned-on-fauci/">Why thousands of top PhDs, MDs turned on Fauci</a><a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/nihs-coordinated-coverup-of-hiv-scandal">NIH’s coordinated coverup of HIV scandal</a><a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/brazen-bribery-offer-by-nih-officials-open-the-doors-for-reentry-to-establishment-meet-at-the-opera-sign-here">Brazen bribery offer by NIH officials?</a></blockquote>

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Leading HIV dissident scientist refuses to sign ghost-written paper

‘I don’t want to be a good German’ - German-born researcher turns down NIH ‘bribe’

Who are COVID shots designed for?That’s just one of many intriguing questions prompted by a perusal of the Pfizer documents currently being published in batches after a&nbsp;federal&nbsp;judge&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;state of Texas ruled that the pharmaceutical company is obligated to release the data in a timely manner.The simple answer to our opening question is: everyone. That’s why we have been pressured and often mandated to take the shots – the powers-that-be want us all to take them. But with COVID, nothing is simple.By now, everyone must know that COVID is only dangerous for a very small tranche of the population. On average, people who die from COVID are in their late 70s to early 80s and have several serious comorbidities. Children are at virtually zero risk of dying of COVID; anyone under the age of 50 faces only a very tiny risk.Therefore, it would be reasonable to assume that vaccines against COVID were designed first and foremost for that small minority which genuinely has something to worry about – which would mean that the trial studies testing the shots before they were marketed should have focused on this small minority.That is not what happened.In the latest batch of documents released, Pfizer’s “exclusion criteria” for participation in its trials are listed.&nbsp;<a href="https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/125742_S1_M5_5351_bnt162-01-interim3-report-body.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Here</a> they are. &nbsp;I'd like to focus on #29.&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="/uploads/pfizer_dump_exclusion_1_8b8c274015.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="/uploads/pfizer_dump_exclusion_2_fa8d03be62.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="/uploads/pfizer_dump_exclusion_3_7051e52524.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="/uploads/pfizer_dump_exclusion_4_2812f75e55.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="/uploads/pfizer_dump_exclusion_5_bfe90778a9.png"></figure>29. For older adults only: Have a condition known to put them at high risk for severe COVID-19, including those with any of the following risk factors:-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Hypertension-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Diabetes mellitus-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Asthma-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chronic liver disease-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; … chronic kidney disease…-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Serious heart conditions…-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Cancer-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Are immune compromised…-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Resident in a long-term facility…&nbsp;That’s quite a comprehensive list even aside from the other 28 categories excluded. It also includes virtually everyone at high risk of dying of COVID, as we know now, and as Pfizer and others “in the know” had good reason to suspect then, with plenty of evidence to rely on. (Incidentally, asthma is no longer considered a risk factor, but Pfizer was playing it safe.)Playing it safe?Safe for whom?Didn’t they want to know if their shots were a) effective and b) safe for those who were theoretically most in need of them?Didn’t the FDA want to know?

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Christa Kachurak remembers the moment she and her husband Drew decided to homeschool their children.&nbsp;After 8-year-old Max was forced to learn at home due to school closures, Christa and Drew knew they had to start planning.&nbsp;“At that point, my husband and I sat down and we drew our lines in the sand&nbsp;as far as what it would look like if he were to return to public school, and our number one thing was we were not going to cover his face,” Christa told Yudi Sherman of America’s Frontline News. “We were not going to put a mask on him.”&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><iframe class="rumble" width="640" height="360" src="https://rumble.com/embed/v11vegh/?pub=vbksd" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div>So, while children in Nevada’s public schools were forced to cover their faces throughout the school day, Max and 5-year-old Goldie started homeschooling.&nbsp;“It’s been incredible,” Christa says two years later. &nbsp;She had tried homeschooling years before, when Max was in kindergarten, but she had unrealistic expectations.&nbsp;“It’s taken a few years to kind of fine-tune our schedule,” she says. “For us, schooling four days a week is about the max that we can do, because we really enjoy our weekends and we really enjoy the freedom of that.”&nbsp;Now, Christa schools Monday through Thursday. Like other homeschoolers, Max and Goldie start their day at about 9:30 AM and finish before lunch, after which they spend the rest of the day outside.&nbsp;Christa typically gets Goldie started while Max, who is in third grade, independently works on his handwriting, reading and math practice, among other subjects. Then, she switches her focus to Max, and back and forth.&nbsp;After they finish their work, Max sometimes goes to his golf or lacrosse lessons while Goldie takes ballet.&nbsp;“We really just try to focus on their interests, number one, to keep them engaged and keep them excited,” Christa says. “I had placed school in such a strange emphasis in their life that I was kind of forgetting about their childhood.”&nbsp;That results in a bit less classroom learning and a bit more fort building, because nothing beats practicing&nbsp;science experiments in a cool new fort.&nbsp;&nbsp;As far as curriculum is concerned, Christa says she uses the “Open and Go” approach, where she uses the textbook as a guide.&nbsp;“We’re busy, we’ve got a lot going on,” says the former teacher. “So I can’t sit up for five hours a night and prepare for the next day.”&nbsp;But what Christa finds especially valuable about homeschooling her children is that she knows their backstories and how they think.&nbsp;"I know how [Max] learned addition and subtraction. So when I’m going to teach multiplication and division, I can say, ‘Hey, remember how we used to do it like this? Use that, but let’s adjust it for multiplication.’ I can anticipate a struggle before it even happens,” she says.&nbsp;As one homeschooling parent told her, “No one knows your child better than you do.”&nbsp;When asked how she thinks Max would measure up against his peers in public school, Christa says he’s far more advanced – maybe too advanced.&nbsp;“We wouldn’t even be able to put him back in fourth grade. He would be so far beyond that,” she says. “I laugh with my husband now, I’m like ‘we’re in too deep’.”&nbsp;Another big selling point of homeschool is the time.&nbsp;“His ability to understand complex things is truly only because we have the time to do it. We don’t rush through subjects. If there’s something he’s truly interested in, we’ll stay on it for weeks and weeks. We’ll do research on it."&nbsp;This is the first of two parts on Homeschooling with the Kachuraks.&nbsp;

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'I had placed school in such a strange emphasis in their life that I was kind of forgetting about their childhood'

Lines in the sand: Homeschooling with the Kachuraks

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Should every homeschooling family with three children be given a million-dollar mansion and another million dollars to invest in their children’s financial portfolios?Let the money go where it works?New York City public schools now spend&nbsp;<a href="https://www.schools.nyc.gov/about-us/funding/funding-our-schools">$57 billion</a> (including its capital building budget) to “educate”&nbsp;<a href="https://www.schools.nyc.gov/about-us/reports/doe-data-at-a-glance">just over 1 million children</a> - that’s $52,096 per student, per year, for a total of $677,248 for each child from K-12, not counting additional&nbsp;<a href="https://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/no-search/hs-program-fact-sheet-2019.pdf">tens of thousands of dollars</a> in Head Start funding for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.schools.nyc.gov/enrollment/enroll-grade-by-grade/head-start">at least 8 hours</a> each day, year round, of ”educational enrichment” programming from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.acf.hhs.gov/ohs/about/head-start">0-5 years</a> of age for participating children.All this money has only worsened <a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/pay-twice-to-escape-government-education">sky-high illiteracy rates</a>.While homeschooling parents can obviously do with a lot less than $677,248 per child, as they currently receive no support at all, they do have significant expenditures in terms of lost work opportunities, software and textbook expenditures, and participation fees in organized extracurricular activities like art, music, sports and dance that would be free in a government school.Already doing wellHow are the approximately&nbsp;<a href="https://www.nheri.org/how-many-homeschool-students-are-there-in-the-united-states-pre-covid-19-and-post-covid-19/">4 million homeschooled children</a> doing in the absence of government resources?Anecdotally,&nbsp;<a href="https://newrationalist.com/5-homeschool-success-stories-that-will-amaze-you/">well known</a> individuals have reached the heights of achievement both academically and socially after a homeschool education, including Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female Supreme Court justice, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, entertainer Whoopi Goldberg, athletes Venus and Serena Williams, and singer and actress Christine Aguilera.In a more scientific analysis, the Washington Times <a href="https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/aug/30/home-schooling-outstanding-results-national-tests/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">reported</a> on the students’ shockingly high level of academic success:<blockquote>The study included almost 12,000 home-school students from all 50 states …Five areas of academic pursuit were measured …In the core studies (reading, language and math), the average home-schooler scored at the 88th percentile.The average public school student taking these standardized tests scored at the 50th percentile in each subject area …the average home-school test results continue to be 30-plus percentile points higher than their public school counterparts. [Emphasis added].</blockquote><a href="https://progressiveschooling.com/are-homeschoolers-more-successful/">Jaida</a>, a 15-year-old homeschooled student, used the raw data of the study cited by the Washington Times to create charts for these percentile rankings of students currently being homeschooled.<img src="https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_68L5Rt6nJ5zTpCoQQd6DZlDJrg5Zt8RGWt1kKAwYwtIdcSTR8xDjuZSDbXdyrof6nfk4Re4HnKsGMttA3poLXA2wtbNM4WTuGdNyemEnUxcvpdb6diV42j3axnfhSCd4YAjEudDukhbn5fcmA">Jaida added charts demonstrating the success of homeschooled students later in life, when they reached the age for higher education, demonstrating significantly higher GPAs and graduation rates. The national GPA average is 3.<img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3k0WogLFqzNV2A61EtJ8od9un-rWN3bAdJ7JGNfkw7QSEYtIC7XcIRL7Zbr3h8pFPf6hmR5IPMRdfGRLASrKD1CAOlni9lc4b1fhQcGxSPfP8iziMxw1opHwu2ySvysO6k5btUPnnAq31ef-PA"><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/kdI7XxERIW-7NYByMT3lep_as9ESJOKD_4KRd-724KUGnafqi3DX1_ZrMGtWArLwcyWAvxA9C2u6ajIeBOmRofxC1DwhJWvQ8Y7M75ZTDGBxYexbrb7QwxZXD6vmLlT4yVY-zxwrggpM1tFWjw">SATs too<a href="https://www.nheri.org/homeschool-sat-scores-for-2014-higher-than-national-average/">Research </a>also reveals that homeschooled children do much better on their SAT standardized exams, outscoring government schooled children by 70 points in critical reading and 48 points in writing.&nbsp;Missing out on life?Jaida also reported on a major issue in the homeschooling debate which was not addressed by the Washington Times - socialization. Many parents send their children to government schools, despite the violence, wasted time and exposure to values with which they disagree, out of fear that their children will “miss out on life” and be stifled working from home.&nbsp;Just the opposite turns out to be the case - homeschooled children are far more excited about life and satisfied doing school work.&nbsp;<img src="https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/N1EWh1PB09Jjmsekj6Bgrmw1AJVob9xG2eeX55A81HeY-cAFKC5KRij25S-6aztfhL6u3F8Kb2VEsRkpFUlFye6A_s12F7s1sCVQSg8rcN4iIOiD4SPwf9bvB-3YCTc8LU3x1o9_faRw3Lag4Q"><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/Iwy3VPH7SX35CwSRev9CVjprdZ1dV-OTB8V54NvsuQ2FDQqV9MkUtlpPf0duLEqYJdyOPCk_eSqlh531Wx5uT9PbLzi-3d0SIdqS5MOmdHumRynI7oGzpKGXVtL8W3vK9wWOhw3puqUOtfs0HQ">The&nbsp;<a href="https://responsiblehomeschooling.org/research/summaries/homeschool-outcomes/">Coalition for Responsible Home Education</a> independently researched homeschooling and came to the same conclusion:<blockquote>The research we have so far suggests that homeschool graduates who attend college generally fare well both socially and academically.</blockquote>Dispelling homeschooling mythsDetractors of homeschooling have attempted to discount this success with claims that the over-achievement is due to &nbsp;socioeconomic factors.The Washington Times article pointed out that high-income levels cannot explain this success:<blockquote>Household income had little impact on the results of home-school students: Children of parents with an income between $35,000 and $49,000 scored at the 86th percentile, whereas children of parents with an income over $70,000 scored at the 89th percentile.&nbsp;</blockquote>A study commissioned by the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) similarly found that:<blockquote>Homeschoolers are still achieving well beyond their public school counterparts—no matter what their family background, socioeconomic level, or style of homeschooling…Homeschoolers’ median family income closely spanned the nationwide median</blockquote>Another myth credits ethnicity with the higher success rate. Proving that it is the homeschooling itself, and not ethnicity, behind the success, a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.nheri.org/research-facts-on-homeschooling/">2015 study</a> found,<blockquote>Black homeschool students to be scoring 23 to 42 percentile points above Black public school students.</blockquote>Additionally, a government study revealed that,<blockquote>41% of homeschool students are Black, Asian, Hispanic, and others (i.e., not White/non-Hispanic).</blockquote><a href="https://www.home-school.com/Articles/homeschoolers-win-win-win-win.php">Homeschool World</a> boasts that already 15 years ago homeschoolers, then a very small percentage of students nationwide, began dominating academically:&nbsp;<blockquote>2007 is definitely the year of the homeschooler. Homeschoolers walked away with top honors in four major academic competitions: The National Geographic Bee, the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the Intel International Science &amp; Engineering Fair, and the first GSN National Vocabulary Championship.</blockquote>Since then, the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.homeschoolfacts.com/homeschool-spellers-travel-national-bee/">dominance&nbsp;</a>has only <a href="https://learnopoly.com/homeschooling-statistics/">continued</a>.<blockquote>While homeschoolers represent only 3% of the student population, they average 25% of the contestants annually at the Scripps spelling bee, … and 66% of the USA Math Olympiad.</blockquote>Why so successful?If it’s not the socioeconomic status of the children that bring their success, what is it?The Washington Times offers this suggestion:<blockquote>Most home-school students are directly taught by their parents, who love their children enough to make the sacrifice to stay at home to make sure their child is taught in a safe and loving learning environment.&nbsp;Second, one-on-one instruction emphasizes the best interests of the child rather than the best interests of the group.In a sentence, home-schooling is a recipe for academic success.</blockquote>The futureEducation expert&nbsp;Samuel Blumenfeld&nbsp;<a href="https://thenewamerican.com/why-ronald-reagan-couldnt-abolish-the-department-of-education/">opined</a>,<blockquote>Government education is the true linchpin of the entire big-government totalitarian philosophy.Homeschoolers have shown that they can do without it. Hopefully, more parents will come to the same conclusion.</blockquote>Are government schools failing by design?Visit us again for the continuation of our series on homeschooling to explore:<blockquote><ul><li>Who are the eugenicists and socialists who framed the structure for government education?</li><li>What is a typical day like for homeschooled children?</li></ul></blockquote>Previous articles from our series on government education vs. homeschooling:<a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/its-upon-us-kirk-cameron-introduces-homeschooling-with-new-documentary/">‘It’s upon us’: Kirk Cameron introduces homeschooling with new documentary</a><a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/your-children-will-hate-freedom-and-youll-pay-for-it/">'Pay us to teach your children to hate freedom'</a><a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/pay-twice-to-escape-government-education">Pay twice to escape government education?</a><a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/reagan-and-trumps-vows-to-defund-government-education">Reagan's and Trump’s vows to defund government education . . .</a>

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Much more ‘excited by life’ and happier learning; much higher SATs, college GPAs, and graduation rates

Homeschoolers top government-schooled children in … everything

“It's been a fraud from the beginning.” &nbsp;The American public has been defrauded – the global population has been defrauded, deceived and robbed of our health, of our freedom of movement and expression, of our most basic liberties.It's not too late.It's not too late to arm ourselves with real, accurate information, to seek the truth from honest brokers, to take back control of our lives.Listen to doctors from the Frontline.<div class="raw-html-embed"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">The truth 🔥🔥 <a href="https://t.co/OxFO7bOnxI">pic.twitter.com/OxFO7bOnxI</a>— Frontline Freedom (@FrontlineFree) <a href="https://twitter.com/FrontlineFree/status/1488233832214114310?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 31, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>

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Our self-anointed health experts have this irritating way of ignoring inconvenient facts

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H.G. Wells wrote The War of the Worlds in the late 1890s. Bill Gates wrote How to Prevent the Next Pandemic in 2022. But when it comes to hitting the epidemiological nail on the head, Wells does a far better job.For readers who haven’t read this sci-fi classic, in The War of the Worlds, Martians invade Earth and start killing people using a deadly heat-ray. Amid all the panic and desperation, the Martians suddenly die off and the world is saved.The novel’s narrator explains that after nourishing themselves with human blood, the Martians succumb to germs against which they have no immunity. All the best efforts of the British Army, scientists, and astronomers failed. &nbsp;Instead, the Martians were “slain . . . &nbsp;by the humblest things that God, in his wisdom, has put upon this earth.”Fast-forward over 120 years and you would think that we would have learned a lesson or two in the interim. But Gates argues in his book that running away to hide from pathogens is the best way to beat them. His book is literally a paean to lockdowns, masks, and other low-tech, non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs). &nbsp;This may seem surprising coming from someone like him but when you realize that NPIs are control mechanisms, it starts to make sense.<blockquote>The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over, but even as governments around the world strive to put it behind us, they're also starting to talk about what happens next. How can we prevent a new pandemic from killing millions of people and devastating the global economy? Can we even hope to accomplish this? Bill Gates believes the answer is yes...</blockquote>This is how Amazon describes Gates’ book, the product of “one of our greatest and most effective thinkers and activists.”And just how does Gates plan on achieving his grandiose objective? In his words,<blockquote>Lockdowns ... The evidence is clear that they reduce transmission, and that stricter lockdowns reduce transmission more than looser ones do.</blockquote>It’s unclear what evidence Gates has in mind. Study after study has found lockdowns and other NPIs to be <a href="https://sites.krieger.jhu.edu/iae/files/2022/01/A-Literature-Review-and-Meta-Analysis-of-the-Effects-of-Lockdowns-on-COVID-19-Mortality.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">useless</a> or <a href="https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/293669" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">worse</a> in protecting people from COVID. Furthermore, experts are starting to link lockdowns to a generalized <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/acbe4762-4e91-48dc-8880-b758aff43183" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">deterioration in immunity</a> which, they believe, could have led to the recent outbreak of <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/apr/25/ten-uk-children-require-transplant-amid-surge-in-hepatitis-cases" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">hepatitis</a> among children.Gates is wrong on the science of lockdowns, but he does at least acknowledge “the human suffering caused ... is incalculable, literally.” What he (along with most of our public health officials) doesn’t seem to realize is that this “human suffering” exacts a physical toll in terms of higher mortality and morbidity rates both from COVID and from other diseases—and even not in the presence of disease. Loneliness, feelings of abandonment, the fear engendered by being surrounded by medical personnel in PPE with not a familiar face in sight—all these cause a sick person’s chances of recovering to drop and a healthy person’s prognosis to degrade. Lockdowns have been conclusively linked with <a href="https://academic.oup.com/economicpolicy/advance-article/doi/10.1093/epolic/eiac002/6501443" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">depressed mental health</a>, with increased <a href="https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2021.739698/full" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">abuse</a> of <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/mdma-use-drops-due-covid-lockdowns-other-drugs-rise-eu-report-2022-03-17/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">drugs</a> and <a href="https://lextox.co.uk/blog-posts/impact-of-lockdown-on-drug-and-alcohol-addiction-and-recovery/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">alcohol</a>, and with swifter descent into <a href="https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(21)00327-8/fulltext#:~:text=We%20report%20that%20lockdowns%20are,decline%20in%20people%20with%20dementia." target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">dementia</a> in the elderly.For Gates, it is apparently a price worth paying. According to him, these policies “saved so many lives that it will be worth adopting [them] again if the circumstances call for it.” He even claims that “NPIs in six large countries, including the United States, prevented nearly half a billion COVID infections in the first few months of 2020 alone.” Even if he were right, so what? COVID was still around when the draconian rules governing NPIs were loosened up later in 2020. In any case, people can’t live in lockdown forever. Or can they?&nbsp;<blockquote>Lockdowns ... [are] more effective in countries where residents have less of a voice in the country’s affairs,&nbsp;and the government is in a position to strictly enforce lockdowns and other mandates.</blockquote>Clearly, Gates is all in favor of people having “less of a voice” in making their own life choices. Government knows better, after all. It seems to have escaped Gates’ attention that things aren’t working out all that well in <a href="https://www.bmj.com/content/376/bmj.o859" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">China</a>, where residents have no voice in the country’s affairs, are locked up in their homes, and are still contracting COVID.But maybe that’s because China doesn’t have GERM.No one does, yet. But GERM is what Gates has planned for the world. GERM will cast him as superhero.<blockquote>I call it the GERM—Global Epidemic Response and Mobilization—team, and the job of its people should be to wake up every day asking themselves the same questions: “Is the world ready for the next outbreak? What can we do to be better prepared?” They should be fully paid, regularly drilled, and prepared to mount a coordinated response to the next threat of a pandemic. The GERM team should have the ability to declare a pandemic and work with national governments and the World Bank to raise money for the response very quickly.</blockquote>GERM’s members, like epidemiologists, are not doctors. They won’t heal people, as Gates clarifies, “You might have noticed one obvious activity that’s missing from GERM’s job description: treating patients. That’s by design.”Rather, GERM is all about control. GERM is about responding to the “next threat of a pandemic.” It’s not even about responding to the pandemic itself.Gates should have read Wells. He would have discovered that GERM is likely to be vanquished by germ.The Talmud, a compilation of commentary on Divine wisdom written by the Jewish sages almost two thousand years ago, states:<blockquote>Abba Binyamin teaches: If the eye were given permission to see, no creature would be able to withstand the sight of the mezikin (Berachos 6a).</blockquote>“Mezikin” are, literally, “destroyers.” Among the interpretations of this statement is that man would die of fright if he were able to see all the myriad bacteria, viruses, fungi, and so forth, that surround him, bombard him, coat him, and infest him, constantly.God, in His wisdom, to quote Wells, has hidden these from our eyes, but He has also given us the wisdom to realize that we should not be hiding from them. He has given us an immune system — not a coat of armor — and the wisdom to learn how it functions best, and how it is thwarted, if we err.Among the lessons we can learn from the humble germ is that we, too, should be humble. GERM, however, puts Man on a pedestal, and although Gates claims to have learned from the “experts” how to defeat pandemics and save lives, it would have been far better if he had instead learned a little humility.

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In his latest book, Gates pits GERM against germ. Who will win?

Bill Gates' struggle against reality - Opinion

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JP Sears reviews history of deliberately orchestrated famines

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Israeli historian, philosopher, and author of popular science bestsellers Yuval Noah Harari&nbsp;has opined about God and free will.&nbsp; He believes that neither exist.&nbsp;“Ultimately my choices,&nbsp;my desires reflect my free will and nobody can access that or touch that.&nbsp;And this was never true. . .”, says Harari.His “proof” is that “humans are hackable animals”.&nbsp; What does he mean by this?&nbsp; Harari explains, “To hack a human being&nbsp;is to understand what's happening inside you&nbsp;on the level of the body,&nbsp;of the brain,&nbsp;of the mind. . .” According to Harari, once technology can know what’s going on inside a person, “. . .&nbsp;you can predict&nbsp;what people will do. . . .&nbsp;once you understand and predict&nbsp;you can usually also manipulate&nbsp;and control and even replace.”Harari gives an example of how technology understands what’s happening inside us and can therefore manipulate us.&nbsp; Here it is in his own words.<blockquote>You open up that YouTube video your friend sends you&nbsp;after your lunch break.&nbsp;You come back to your computer.&nbsp;And you think okay I know those other times&nbsp;I end up watching two or three videos&nbsp;and I end up getting sucked into&nbsp;it.But this time it's gonna be really different.&nbsp;I'm just gonna watch this one video&nbsp;and then somehow that's not what happens.&nbsp;You wake up from a trance three hours later&nbsp;and you say what the hell just happened&nbsp;and it's because you didn't realize&nbsp;you had a supercomputer pointed at your brain.</blockquote>The idea of God and free will has been around for thousands of years.&nbsp; Manipulation of humans has been around for quite a while as well.&nbsp; The advertising industry is based on it, and it predates Youtube.So, what has Harari discovered that’s changed the paradigm?&nbsp; The astounding answer is nothing.Where did Harari go so wrong?&nbsp; This sentence contains his fallacy: “Ultimately my choices, my desires reflect my free will&nbsp;and nobody can access that or touch that.”Harari defines free will as untouchable and then proceeds to show that people can be manipulated.&nbsp; Supercomputers can “predict” how people will react to various stimuli.&nbsp; Free will is therefore not untouchable.&nbsp; Therefore, it must not exist.The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines free will as the “freedom of humans to make choices that are not determined by prior causes or by divine intervention.”This definition does not mention that nobody can predict what I will do in a given circumstance.&nbsp; It does not say that “nobody can access … or touch” my choices or desires.So, what has Harari done?&nbsp; He made up his own definition of free will, proceeded to show that it’s not true and based on that, claims that it doesn’t exist.&nbsp; This is known as a strawman logical fallacy.I do not know if Harari is a competent historian, but he definitely gets failing marks as a deep thinker.&nbsp; Free will implies accountability.&nbsp; If we are manipulated and have no choice, then we are not responsible for our actions.Civilized society is based on accountability.&nbsp; Our legal system, all legal systems assume that we can choose to follow the law or not.&nbsp; We can therefore be held responsible for our actions.So, what’s Harari getting at?&nbsp; He is getting at control.&nbsp; If people have no free will because they can be manipulated, they are controllable.&nbsp; This is Harari’s end goal.&nbsp; It is the end goal of the WEF and Klaus Schwab’s “Great Reset”. Harari is a personal advisor to Schwab.The ultimate goal is to have totally controlled humans who have no choice in anything about their own lives but who are nevertheless happy.&nbsp; “You will own nothing and you will be happy.”

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' . . . once you understand and predict [what people will do] you can usually also manipulate and control and even replace.'

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Frontline News today revealed the five winning submissions by contestants in its political cartoon competition.This follows the elimination round <a href="https://aflds.org/news/post/frontline-news-selects-ten-political-cartoons-as-competition-enters-next-stage/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">announced</a> last month that introduced a new level of difficulty: Contestants were asked to produce an original cartoon in their own unique style on the subject of chin-maskers.Winning submissions were sent in by Jim Hope of Fredericksburg, Virginia, Melvin Jones of Columbus, Ohio, and Brett Howell from near Minneapolis, Minnesota:<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="/uploads/Chinny_Chin_Chin_57c16c4b78.jpg"></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="/uploads/No_Mask_No_Entry_25b58cae6f.jpg"></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="/uploads/image2_bd1621c374.jpeg"></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="/uploads/Walk_n_in_the_Rain_8b7997ef9a.jpg"></figure>A new level of difficulty will be added in the coming elimination: The assignment, should the contestants decide to accept the challenge, is to produce an original cartoon in their own unique style over the caption: “I'm from the government, and I'm here to help.”<img class="image_resized image-style-align-right" style="width:50%;" src="/uploads/i_Stock_607769928_b5ba484898.jpg">The deadline for this phase is Wednesday, June 1st, 2022, at which time the three selections become finalists who win prizes and earn a chance to work as Frontline News cartoonists.

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New difficulty level added as next elimination commences

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A new undercover video from Project Veritas reveals what many free speech advocates have been saying for years: Twitter actively and deliberately censors conservative political views.&nbsp;Speaking with Project Veritas’ undercover journalist, Twitter Chief Engineer Siru Murugesan unwittingly admitted to the social media giant’s socialist culture.&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">BREAKING: Twitter Senior Engineer says “Twitter Does Not Believe in Free Speech”, admits employees are “Commie as F**k”and they tried to “revolt against” <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ElonMusk</a>’s takeover bid.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TwitterExposed?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TwitterExposed</a> <a href="https://t.co/PjFWhzicBZ">pic.twitter.com/PjFWhzicBZ</a>— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) <a href="https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1526340064388734977?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 16, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>“Twitter does not believe in free speech,” he said.&nbsp;Murugesan explained that incoming Twitter owner Elon Musk – who self-identifies as a “free speech absolutist” –&nbsp;is the very antithesis of the company he is about to acquire. Whereas Musk is a bona fide capitalist, Twitter leans socialist.&nbsp;“He’s a capitalist and we weren’t really operating as capitalists, more like very socialist. Like we’re all like commie as f**k,”&nbsp;said the engineer, causing “Commie as F” to trend on Twitter.&nbsp;Then Murugesan plainly admitted that the platform censors the Right.&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><iframe width="100%" height="500" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/TexDrY6AlAw" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div>“Ideologically, it does not make sense, because we’re actually censoring the Right, not the Left,” he said. He went on to suggest this is due to the Right remaining tolerant while those on the Left demand censorship.&nbsp;“So, everyone on the Right will be like, ‘bro, it’s okay to say it, just gotta tolerate it.’ The Left will be like, ‘No, I’m not gonna tolerate it. I need it censored or else I’m not gonna be on the platform.”&nbsp;When the journalist asked Murugesan about news of Musk’s takeover, the engineer said it did not go over well.&nbsp;“They hate it...I’m at least like okay with it. But some of my colleagues are like super Left, Left, Left, Left, Left,” he said. But while Murugesan counts himself among the Left, he wasn’t always that way.&nbsp;“Like I started working for Twitter and became Left. I think it’s just like the environment, like you’re there and you become like this commie,” he shared frankly.&nbsp;The Twitter employee noted that he went to work for about four hours last quarter, because the environment at the company emphasizes mental health over work ethic.&nbsp;“Essentially like everyone gets to do whatever they want, no one really cares about like OPEX [operating expenses], like capitalists, they care about numbers or care about how to make the business more efficient. But in Twitter, it’s like mental health is everything, like if you are not feeling it, you can take a few days off,” Murugesan said. “People have taken months off, they will come back. But you always like, like do your best at any time. And that’s the culture and you know, we’ll run the business as much as possible.”&nbsp;That may be one of the reasons why employees are “revolting”, but another is the fear that Elon Musk will allow President Donald Trump on the platform, which he recently confirmed.&nbsp;"I do think it was not correct to ban Donald Trump, I think that was a mistake," said the billionaire&nbsp;at a Financial Times conference. "I would reverse the perma-ban. ... Banning Trump from Twitter didn't end Trump's voice, it will amplify it among the right and this is why it's morally wrong and flat out stupid."&nbsp;As <a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/twitter-employees-super-stressed-after-musk-announcement">reported</a> by Frontline News, some Twitter employees became “super-stressed”, with others even <a href="https://americasfrontlinenews.com/post/twitter-media-nervous-about-elon-musk-taking-over-platform">resigning</a> over news of Musk’s acquisition.&nbsp;

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A group of ten nursing novitiates were recently given an ultimatum by Netanya’s <a href="https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/286997" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Laniado Hospital</a> that they must get injected with the COVID-19 shots in order to proceed with their clinicals.&nbsp;The news has come as a disheartening shock to the nursing students, who have been studying for a year-and-a-half to become nurses in Israel.&nbsp;"But now, as we stand about a month before entering the wards for clinical experience, we are suddenly informed that anyone who is not vaccinated for COVID does not enter the wards,” one nursing student told America’s Frontline News. “And they don't care if I recovered from COVID, with or without antibodies, whether I’m pregnant...or any other reason. Just like that. And there's no one to talk to.”&nbsp;“What can be done?” she asked. “Who can we turn to for help against the grief and dictatorship that is being forced on us?”&nbsp;The students were told the hospital is mandating that every student who has recovered from COVID-19 get at least one dose, while those who have not recovered from COVID-19 must get at least three.&nbsp;The hospital refuses to disclose who is behind the mandate.&nbsp;But according to one nursing student, the decision may rest with Head Nurse Esty Shir. &nbsp;The student told America’s Frontline News that she approached Director of Nursing School Ester Strauss to ask why she is being forced to get the injections when it is not required by Israel’s Health Ministry. Strauss directed her to Esty Shir.&nbsp;“She said to me in these words, ‘I do what I want and I don’t need to answer to anybody’,” says the student.&nbsp;The student then made calls to Israel’s other major hospitals to ask if they, too, were imposing vaccine mandates on nursing students, which they said they were not.&nbsp;The vaccine-free holdouts are refusing to give in and established a <a href="https://payboxapp.page.link/sXGSd3V6DFuaNMLQ8">legal fund</a> to help them fight the vaccine mandate.&nbsp;

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‘I don’t want to be a good German’ - German-born researcher turns down NIH ‘bribe’

Leading HIV dissident scientist refuses to sign ghost-written paper

World News

Israel's Laniado Hospital refusing to train unvaccinated frontline health workers

Hospital refuses to disclose who is behind mandate

Frontline Opinion

Death-by-expert: A cross-country study - Opinion

Bill Gates' struggle against reality - Opinion

They’re causing food shortages?

To hack a human being - Commentary

Frontline News selects 5 political cartoons as competition enters next stage

Frontline News Staff

Listen: AFLDS Frontline Roundup

Frontline News Director Mordechai Sones presents this week's top stories

Mark McDonald, M.D.

McDonald: Pity the Children

Parental child abuse continues

Sarah Perron, Certified Coach

Back to Center: I vacillate between feeling inspired and useless

What can I possibly do to make a difference?

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