Alex Fields

@thefoodbabe Well said. Need a real firewall between big business and state. Barring that, next best thing is to realize that FDA, CDC, etc are just irrelevant moving forward. Maybe we make our own agencies outside government?

Washington doesn’t know what to do with people who can’t be bought. Dr. Marty Makary was one of the few people inside Washington willing to challenge the corporate capture of our health agencies. He questioned the status quo, stood up to powerful interests, and gave millions of Americans hope that the FDA could finally put public health over pharmaceutical and chemical industry profits. If reformers who challenge the system keep getting pushed out, it only proves how deeply entrenched these special interests really are. The American people are awake now and we are not going away. @DrMakaryFDA @MartyMakary

@NBCNews @quinnemmett @AlexBerenson ftw

New results published in the New England Journal of Medicine finds Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine gave more protection against illness than the standard flu shot in a Phase 3 clinical trial. nbcnews.com/health/health-…

It does feel like the system is rigged… Who would support this on either left or right? I mean real people, not the reps who are on the take and working for the Corporatist State….

We need five crucial reforms. 1) universal health savings accounts, no exceptions, no limits, 2) insurers that can offer true catastrophic plans, 3) premiums that reflect actual risk as determined by actuaries, 4) elimination of the employer mandate, 5) permission for any kind of medical service should be insurable. This would put power back in the hands of people and take control out of industry, which is what we need. 5 Medical Insurance Reforms We Desperately Need theepochtimes.com/opinion/5-medi… via @epochtimes

@JeromeAdamsMD What a joke. How did no-lockdown Sweden turn out again?

Remember the Great Barrington Declaration signers demanding we let our kids catch an unknown virus ASAP so the economy could roar back? 🤔 New OECD study: Long COVID will cost us up to $135B a year, be drag on global economy for the next decade. 👇🏽 bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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If you want to know what politicians really believe in, don't listen to them talk. Watch their feet.

So here is what I propose we do (besides sue the bejesus out of these companies): any time you see AI generated slop in your feed, unfollow, remove, etc. It's all garbage anyway. Demonetize and disincentivize these companies from stealing real content and re-mixing it.

So insane. So actual real human, source of actual creative activity, now has to fight against copyright claims made on behalf of generative copy-cat AI… make it make sense.

Thomas Massie is sounding the alarm. Congress is on the brink of passing a liability shield for pesticide companies, like Bayer, who give Americans cancer. Bayer is a foreign company, but Congress wants to give them total immunity to mass poison Americans with glyphosate. “This is not to grant farmers’ immunity.” “This is to grant the corporations immunity.” “If farmers contract a form of cancer or non-Hodgson’s lymphoma from this chemical, if this makes it into the Farm Bill, you won’t be able to sue for that.” This liability shield would be a complete betrayal of the MAHA movement. But House Republicans are on the brink of passing it anyway, and President Trump is urging them to do it. There is still time to fight back. We need all hands on deck to stop this. Here’s how you can take action: Use the link below for a step-by-step guide to urge Congress to remove Sections 10205, 10206, 10207 and portions of 10201 from the Farm Bill in order to preserve Americans’ right to sue pesticide companies when their products poison us:🧵 @RepThomasMassie

Weird stuff like this that sounds like insane conspiracy theory, but turns out to be true, is why trust in the existing system has cratered. If you aren’t wearing a tinfoil hat yet… you’re crazy.

Given the chance they would do everything exactly the same. But who would go along with it this time?

@AlexBerenson Sadly still FAR too many people still don’t know how badly they were lied to. Other than yourself, virtually nobody has done anything to push back against the junk science and statistical tricks used to prop these failed products up.

Hahaha show me the clinical trial data that shows mRNA Covid jabs decreased mortality or morbidity or did anything to reduce severe outcomes… or, really, did anything but cause massive side effects

@BillLieske The fact you have to seek exemptions of any type at all is insane. No one should comply with nonsense laws that protect NO ONE. How about you introduce a better bill, like Idaho’s, to neuter mandates permanently?

On Tuesday, we reviewed a bill to eliminate the "conscientious beliefs" exemption from MMR vaccines (measles, mumps, and rubella) for kids in Minnesota schools and childcare. These folks often say that medical decisions should be between patients and doctors, and that it is important to consider people’s experiences. But when the rubber meets the road, they don’t. Which is why I always share my story. At age five, I had a severe allergic reaction to the MMR vaccine and couldn't walk for over a month. My doctor told my family to slow down the vaccine schedule. When it was time for the next dose, my doctor decided it wasn't safe, but still refused to sign a medical exemption over concerns about their license. The only option my family had was the conscientious beliefs exemption. Fast forward to Covid. Three separate providers told me they wouldn't give me the vaccine because of my reaction history. Not one of them would sign an exemption either. I was stuck in no-man’s land. There are families all over Minnesota living the exact same situation, and they deserve to have their voices heard too. This bill leaves them with no options.

Hahahahahahha!!! No, we *definitely* did not “undercount” COVID deaths. 🤣🤣🤣 What *did* happen was virtually *every* hospital and morgue was testing every patient and body at the time for Covid … and then cross-referencing every death certificate with testing records to find even more among the supposed "negatives." And let’s not forget they were using tests with cycle thresholds high enough to detect DNA from practically *anything*. Oh, and they *had* to do it or risk losing federal funding. And now some “researchers” have gone and trained an algorithm to recognize the “characteristics” of a Covid death under the above conditions — basically turning “Covid-related” into “anything in a hospital” — and then extrapolated that model to deaths in places that weren’t swabbing everything with and without a pulse … and of course they get “undercounting.” Garbage in, garbage out isn’t a new concept. And people still wonder why no one trusts “science” anymore.

@thefoodbabe @Bayer @EPA The core thesis has always been the same: our govt no longer represents interests of normal people, just big $. It’s gonna take a lot of effort but we have to try and erect a REAL barrier—a separation of big business and state.

Wow this thread. The corruption inside our gov't agencies is DEEP. Look at how @BAYER is getting favors from @EPA to help their Supreme Court Case.

@AnnaRMatson Yep. Both parties cater to big $, not the average American. They play a theatrical role by bickering about issues that divide us, while we get suckered and robbed, over and over again.

Both parties are abandoning their principles by supporting data centers. Republicans advocate for less government and more local control, yet they want to rip control away. Democrats prioritize environmental protection, but data centers destroy the environment. These companies barge in and occupy hundreds of acres for an underperforming industry. We must stop voting for politicians pushing these centers, like Jocelyn Benson. Her husband is daddy data center, and she's the front runner in Michigan's Democratic gubernatorial race. Make it make sense.

@DopplerEffect93 @VSimonAbraham @Ravarora1 @DrJMarine If you think they got everything right o guess I could say the same to you.

@vanvfields @VSimonAbraham @Ravarora1 @DrJMarine If you think they got “everything wrong” then you have been spending too much time in the social media algorithm fed echo chamber.

This is really unfortunate. One of the most principled scientists during Covid who joined the FDA has now resigned, marking his second and certainly last departure from the agency. nytimes.com/2026/03/06/hea…

I feel like you have to be lobotomized not to see this, like did you not live through the pandemic where these institutions got literally everything wrong? Have you not seen the decline of American health during the tenure of the status quo? We don’t do science, we do profit, everything is downstream of that. Needs to be completely overhauled.

@vanvfields @VSimonAbraham @Ravarora1 @DrJMarine You speak from ignorance. You do not know how important these institutions are and how such a tragedy that RFK, Makary, Prasad, and Bhattacharya has corrupted them. So much talent lost. It will take years to recover.