Some questions about the PCR test and the freedom to question it: Links 1, October 3, 2020

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1. The inventor of the PCR test used to identify Covid in people

2. Interview with this year’s winner of the Sappho award for freedom of speech, especially in journalism. A MUCH more meaningful award than a Pulitzer as a Pulitzer is awarded for not saying anything threatening to the powerful. This year it was awarded to Gunnar Sandelin.

Below, Lara Logan offers a few words on the nature of the Pullitzer in more modern times. Although it does seem that giving it to Walter Durante was typical.

3. A “Conservative” MP in the UK calls on the military to enforce lock down regulations and quell dissent. Much like the Canadian government tried to do until a General blew the whistle and refused and was subsequently fired.

Thank you Johnny U., ET., MissPiggy and all who sent in materials so far last night and today. There is a great deal to come and some questions to be asked. But I have to add this James Woods Tweet.

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

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