Uncensored Headlines - Update On Fight To Disclose Secret Vaccine Contracts, Fascist-In-Chief Resigns, And Media Caught Out Telling Climate Whopper

September 27th - Summaries of the most interesting stories in the past 48-72 hours on all things Covid, jab, climate, gender, and authoritarian related...

I spend so much time each day gathering information for articles and posts that it seemed silly not to compose a newsletter.

Below is a summary of all the most fascinating articles and information I’ve come across in the last 48hrs.

First half of summaries are available to all. The second half is paywalled as these naturally take time to put together.

• Spot Of The Day:

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• Legal Experts Fight To Disclose Contents of Contracts Between Governments and Vaccine Manufacturers

Major global governments have entered into significant agreements with pharmaceutical companies to ensure access to COVID-19 vaccines. However, both parties remain tight-lipped about the contract details, citing commercial confidentiality. In 2021, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism and the US consumer group Public Citizen unveiled some contracts involving Pfizer and various countries. Zain Rizvi, the Public Citizen report's author, commented on the contracts, highlighting Pfizer's influential position during this paramount health crisis. Allegedly, Pfizer exerted strong pressure on governments in their negotiations, even requesting that some Latin American countries pledge sovereign assets as collateral against potential legal costs.

• Hydrogel-Like Substance Found In Vaccine-Injured Nurse’s Blood

Lyndsey, a nurse with over a decade of experience in ER, ICU, and oncology, faced serious health challenges after receiving her third COVID shot, the Pfizer booster, on September 1, 2022. To retain her job, she, like many of her peers, was required to be up-to-date with her COVID vaccinations. Symptoms emerged within eight hours, starting with body aches and fever. Though they initially subsided, they returned with greater intensity ten days later. In the following months, Lyndsey grappled with a range of health problems, including hair loss from fungal infections, shingles, tremors, neuropathy, and significant weight loss. Her cognitive abilities also diminished, causing short-term memory lapses.

Seeking answers, she consulted Matthew Rife, the founder of Rife Technology. Upon examining her blood under a microscope, he identified an abnormality: the presence of hydrogel, which isn't naturally found in blood.

• COVID Vaccines Linked to Unexpected Vaginal Bleeding

The team analysed over 21,000 responses from women across various menstrual stages, including some on long-term hormonal contraceptives. Study author Kristine Blix, at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in Oslo, found the results startling. Out of the respondents, 252 postmenopausal, 1,008 perimenopausal, and 924 premenopausal women noted unexpected vaginal bleeding. Approximately half from each group linked this to their first or second vaccine dose. The risk of unexpected bleeding rose dramatically post-vaccination: premenopausal and perimenopausal women had a three to five times higher likelihood, while postmenopausal women saw a two- to threefold increase.

• Minority Report? America’s Police Are Investing Millions to “Predict” the Next Crime

The New York City Police Department (NYPD) has invested millions in Voyager Labs, a technology firm that claims to predict and monitor crimes using social media. The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, a nonprofit advocating for privacy and against widespread surveillance, recently revealed censored NYPD contracts. These contracts highlight an agreement worth over $8 million with Voyager Labs signed in 2018. Voyager Labs is at the forefront of providing "AI-based investigation solutions." While the company serves law enforcement, it also extends its services to the U.S. public sector and corporate security, as indicated on its official website.

• Fascist-In-Chief For Victoria, Australia, Otherwise Known As Dan Andrews Resigns

Andrews remained tight-lipped about his future plans. He mentioned that his premier role took time away from his family. Before leaving office, he secured a 3.5% pay rise, raising his yearly salary to $481,190, an increase of over $16,000 from 2022. Furthermore, he'll benefit from a pension scheme for MPs elected before 2004, potentially earning him millions upon retirement. Andrews also owns a $1 million property in Mulgrave, Mornington Peninsula. (Click on image to see his greatest tyrannical hits)