Pfizer’s New Heart Pandemic
For years, we’ve been writing about how evil Pfizer is. Case in point: this article from 2017 where we featured Dr. Peter Rost, a former vice president of Pfizer and a whistleblower of the pharmaceutical…
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Communication: How to End the Tyranny of the Woke
Reprinted with permission by Lee Kessler’s The Clear View As a young woman, before I entered into the entertainment industry, I held a position in labor relations with the largest retailing conglomerate in the United…
How a Motor Oil Ended Up On Your Dinner Table
In May 2018, I had the privilege of traveling to Germany. As we drove from Frankfurt north to Hanover and Bremen, we encountered spectacular countryside with pastoral fields of yellow blooms. What was this crop?…
A Chemical Company Fudging Its Data? No, It Can’t Be!
Imagine a chemical company fudging its own data to lie about a product being safe? In the post-COVID era of Pfizer and Moderna, this is not so hard to imagine, is it? However, it turns…
Troubling Discrepancies About Disease X
Even as the COVID variant JN.1 is reportedly raging out of control, the self-appointed health dictators at the World Health Organization (WHO), are warning us about a dire new consequence: Disease X. Something doesn’t smell…
Controlling the Food Supply: History Repeats Itself
It is January 2024. Amish farmers are still being raided, and Bill Gates is buying more US farmland for God only knows what purpose. For nearly a year, The Tenpenny Report has been writing about…
Washington DC: What You Need To Know
The US federal workforce comprises just under 3 million employees. Do you feel like you are reaping the benefits of a workforce that large? While 3 million sounds like a massive number, there were more…
Skewed Pet Food: The 2024 Recall List
Reprinted with permission of Dr. Will Falconer, DVM If you get pet news in any form, you probably see pet food recalls periodically. The ones that seem to make the biggest splash are usually raw…
Searching for Isaiah
by Czechs and Balances I love to quilt. I began quilting a couple of decades ago and never looked back. Starting with a good background in sewing, I found myself fascinated by the techniques of…
A Biolab in…. Montana?
What comes to mind when you think of Montana? Rugged landscapes and rugged people? Beautiful mountains? Elk? Biolabs? Wait, biolabs? Yes, that’s right. How many Montana residents know they have a biolab in their backyard?…