The Dangers of False Vaccination Records: Protecting the Health of Our Children

In recent news, a shocking case has come to light, highlighting the potential harm caused by individuals who manipulate vaccination records. Sandra Miceli, a licensed nurse practitioner operating Surviving Naturally in Webster, New York, has been fined for orchestrating a false vaccination scheme that affected 116 children across the state. This deplorable act not only undermines public trust but also puts the health and safety of our children at risk.

Unveiling a Troubling Pattern

“Through its investigation, the Department of Health determined that Miceli has a long history of promoting misinformation about vaccines and vocally opposing immunization requirements. In posting anti-vaccination propaganda on social media, Miceli spread dangerous public-health falsehoods and sowed fear about vaccines at the same time that she claimed, as a licensed nurse, to be protecting public health by administering immunizations required for enrollment in schools and day cares.”

The revelations surrounding Sandra Miceli’s actions raise serious concerns about her motives and intentions. By instilling doubt and fear surrounding vaccinations while fraudulently providing immunization certificates to children who were never vaccinated a

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Excellent article

Alex Washburne yesI wrote a great article partly based on information that emerged in the report until the interrogation of Peter Daszak on May 1. It’s a very long article, but the content is impressive. And then you are amazed at what scientists can do without corrections.

The most important conclusion that can be drawn about the way Peter Daszak and apparently many colleagues work is that they greatly exaggerate the threat to people/humanity in order to get a lot of money for their work which purports to protect that very humanity. And when something goes wrong in their work, they do everything they can to deceive the outside world. Helped by colleagues like Marion Koopmans, with similar interests.

In his article this is best demonstrated by the way Alex lays out Daszak et al’s thesis that approximately 60,000 people are infected each year because coronaviruses jump from bats. A number that is then used to link the probability of the onset of SARS-CoV2 to the market and away from a laboratory data leak.

I translated that part of his article and simplified it a bit, and when you read it it will bring tears to your eyes.

60,000 a year???

In September 2021, Peter Daszak and many others wrote a paper in which they showed an approach to estimating how many times per year a person in Southeast Asia was infected from a Coronavirus jumped from a bat. The result was 60,000 times per year.

Alex Washburne shows how Daszak discarded every hint of science to arrive at this high number and thus also give the impression that an outbreak on the Wuhan market was much more probable than a data leak from the laboratory. Furthermore, other scientists refer to that article.

If you really want to know the finer details of Alex Washburne’s description, I recommend it to go to his article. Below is my attempt at a summary

The calculation method

This was the approach of Daszak et al.:

1. Estimate the prevalence of bat + SARSr-CoV from bat samples
2. Estimate where the bats lived
3. Estimating overlap between people and bats
4. Estimate human infections due to bat-human interactions

The first three points are easy and trivial. It really only conce

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The Rise of 24-Hour Gyms: A Growing Fitness Phenomenon

In today’s fast-paced world, lack of time can often deprive people of pursuing their hobbies or even finding personal space for themselves, including exercise. Work, family commitments, and other obligations can impact one’s well-being, leading to a need for more flexible fitness options.

Enter the 24-hour gym phenomenon. These gyms, open around the clock, are starting to emerge in various territories, including the Pescarese area in Italy. While still relatively few in number, they are catering to