Sunday Strip: Jumping Off a Cliff

without a paddle

Robert W Malone MD, MS Apr 06, 2025

Trump won the popular and electoral college; he has the support of the American people.

The “Hands Off” protests are fighting against the people’s will. They are the ones who are trying to overturn the democratic process. The ultimate goal is to tear down our republic and replace it with the administrative state. Together with the NGOs, they are directly threatened by the ferreting out of corruption and waste in the government by DOGE and Trump’s White House.

We will have an affordable government either by design or by financial collapse. The choice for that smaller government is between a total collapse or a careful restructuring (DOGE).

For my friends up north…

True story:

If wishes were fishes-

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/XsCojnlc5FQ?rel=0&autoplay=0&showinfo=0&enablejsapi=0

Friday Funnies: True Data is Hard to Find…

Funny how the system works (or doesn’t )

Defund the CPB –Promises made.

For all you cat lovers out there…

There was a great article published in the Daily Signal today – it is worth everyone’s time to read:

“I once stood within the halls of academia, benefiting from the generous funding of the National Institutes of Health. I was part of the system, a researcher fueled by grants that were supposed to propel scientific progress.

But after years inside the machine, I have come to a sobering conclusion: The NIH is fundamentally broken and morally corrupted. Corruption, waste, and fraud are not occasional lapses but systemic failures. The agency must be gutted and reformed if we are to salvage scientific integrity.

One of the most damning indictments against the NIH is the reproducibility crisis. Science is supposed to be built on verifiable, repeatable results, yet the vast majority of research funded by the NIH fails this basic test.

A widely cited survey in the journal Nature found that a staggering 70% of scientists surveyed reported failing to reproduce published research. Worse still, in a landmark study by Dr. Glenn Begley, only 11% of oncology studies that were reviewed could be replicated—meaning that 89% of these supposedly groundbreaking cancer studies were essentially worthless.

Read more at: 
Exposing NIH-Funded Research: Why I’m Blowing the Whistle on Corruption