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  • Goodbye Sars-Cov-2

    Alex Berenson - Nov 23rd 2022 11:19am EST

    Some happy news this Thanksgiving: Three years after the first atypical pneumonia patients started showing up at hospitals in Wuhan, looks like we can officially put the novel coronavirus behind us. After crashing in the spring, Sars-Cov-2 deaths have remained a rounding error worldwide ever since, about 1 percent of total deaths. And they continue […]

  • A newly hired American Airlines regional jet pilot collapsed just after takeoff in Chicago on Saturday night

    Alex Berenson - Nov 22nd 2022 4:59pm EST

    At 7:59 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 19, Captain Patrick Ford collapsed at the controls of his American Eagle Embraer 175 – only seconds after the 76-seat jet had left the runway in Chicago. Ford was speaking to an air traffic controller at Chicago O’Hare, one of the world’s busiest airports, when his voice abruptly stopped, […]

  • Working on a couple important pieces

    Alex Berenson - Nov 22nd 2022 10:58am EST

    Meanwhile, here’s a very smart piece from Eugyppius about this Science article on why the promised “tripledemic” – Covid, flu, and RSV – is fantasy. The kicker: This is one of the primary reasons that we should think less about viruses. We find feces deeply revolting, and this is an evolutionary adaptation, because fecal matter […]

  • Have a question for pilots – especially AA pilots. You probably know why

    Alex Berenson - Nov 21st 2022 6:27pm EST

    Thanks much Alex

  • Coming soon: an interview with Marc Cohodes the guy who called the Sam Bankman-Fried/FTX scam before – and more loudly than – anyone else (and an old friend)

    Alex Berenson - Nov 21st 2022 2:06pm EST

    In the meantime, a fun multimedia homework assignment: spend three minutes and thirty-nine seconds watching this. Jargon aside, it will tell you what you need to know about cryptocurrencies – namely, that the whole game is just a digitized version of a scam that that’s been going on forever. Promise people off-the-charts returns to get […]

  • And bleah!

    Alex Berenson - Nov 19th 2022 6:19pm EST

    I blew the headline in the last post. I’d like to tell you the extra “for” was intentional to get you to double-clutch at the email, but no, I just made a mistake. Sloppy. Sorry. You can still buy PANDEMIA here, though!

  • Update: apparently $15.60 is the right price for the PANDEMIA hardcover

    Alex Berenson - Nov 19th 2022 6:16pm EST

    It’s selling like a government-mandated mRNA jab, currently #1 in the Viral Diseases subcategory (the competition there is fiercer than you might think)! If you are thinking about buying it – it makes a great Christmas gift, truly – now’s the time and this is the place! I have a good and specific reason to […]

  • The New York Times hits an all-time low

    Alex Berenson - Nov 18th 2022 8:40pm EST

    At 9:02 a.m. Friday morning The New York Times published a piece catchily titled: The End of Vaccines at ‘Warp Speed’ I expected the article would explain how scientists and regulators were rethinking ultra-accelerated vaccine development, since the mRNA shots have proven far less safe and effective than they first seemed. Silly me. The article […]

  • You can buy PANDEMIA now on Amazon for $15.60

    Alex Berenson - Nov 18th 2022 3:42pm EST

    That’s a serious deal for the hardcover – it’s never been cheaper. And PANDEMIA is the perfect Christmas gift for your cousin who is just starting to come out of her Covid stupor (wait, Anthony Fauci isn’t REALLY America’s Doctor?) Over 3,100 reviews, average rating a smooth five stars. Whatchu waiting for? That’s it, that’s […]

  • Citizen reporting beats legacy media on a crucial, complex story (yet again)

    Alex Berenson - Nov 17th 2022 4:07pm EST

    Elon Musk was proud of his $44 billion baby this morning. — Musk is right. Fourteen years ago, when Bernie Madoff’s massive hedge fund collapsed, the New York Times and other elite media aggressively dug into what had happened – and why and how regulators had failed to stop it. I know – I was […]

  • The incredible disappointment of Elon Musk’s first weeks owning Twitter (PART TWO)

    Alex Berenson - Nov 15th 2022 3:30pm EST

    What was Elon Musk thinking? I’m not asking rhetorically. $44 billion is a lot of money. Almost surely more money than any individual has ever spent on anything. Ever. For $44 billion, Musk could have built homes – nice homes – for 100,000 families. He could have created a dozen permanently free universities across Africa. […]

  • The incredible disappointment of Elon Musk’s first weeks owning Twitter (PART ONE)

    Alex Berenson - Nov 11th 2022 12:35pm EST

    Almost two years ago, I suggested to Elon Musk that he buy Twitter. We’d talked since May 2020, when we discussed setting up an independent news site to report about Covid and the lunacy of lockdowns. (During that crazy month, Musk repeatedly offered to wire me money for the site. I declined – I wasn’t […]

  • They really are this stupid (Australia edition)

    Alex Berenson - Nov 10th 2022 10:35am EST

    Australia – 96 percent adult Covid vaccinated, 72 percent adult boosted – now fears it is heading into its fourth Covid wave this year. Which can mean only one thing – get another mRNA shot! Can’t make it up. Here’s the latest advice from Professor Brett Sutton, the “chief health officer” of the state of […]

  • Brain inflammation and the mRNA vaccines

    Alex Berenson - Nov 9th 2022 12:54pm EST

    Three large insurance databases showed sharp increases in cases of severe brain inflammation after the Covid mRNA shots, according to a new peer-reviewed paper. People who received the Pfizer jab or booster had a 40 to 70 percent higher chance over the next six weeks of encephalitis or encephalomyelitis. The Moderna jab carried an even […]

  • About that red wave…

    Alex Berenson - Nov 9th 2022 6:42am EST

    Should have stuck with my prediction two weeks ago. I’ll admit it. I let my emotions take over. As someone who thinks the lockdowns and vaccine mandates were profoundly anti-American, I hoped to see the politicians who backed them punished. But they were not top-of-mind for most voters, and in the end the blue states […]

  • Democrats should be begging for a Republican rout

    Alex Berenson - Nov 8th 2022 4:08pm EST

    The Red Wedding appears to be in full swing. The signs are everywhere: In this New York Times snippet hinting at what early exit polls are showing – — In the lack of enthusiasm in Democratic precincts. Where I live, a bluish purple area of New York’s Hudson Valley, the lines to vote stretched almost […]

  • Looking for the perfect holiday gift?

    Alex Berenson - Nov 7th 2022 10:52am EST

    Hey, subscribers! If you are still loving Unreported Truths (and who isn’t?) and looking for that one-of-a-kind Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa/TransSanta (okay, I just made that last one up) present this fall – My offer of a signed first edition of PANDEMIA for anyone who becomes a founding member (a mere $300 a year, unless you want to […]

  • A veteran medical examiner who reviewed 4000 Covid deaths explains how many were REALLY from Covid (and how many were of healthy people)

    Alex Berenson - Nov 4th 2022 1:39pm EDT

    After 11,500 autopsies over four decades, Dr. Brian L. Peterson was used to high-profile forensic work – including the 2004 California murder trial of Scott Peterson (no relation). But he never expected the blowback he’d face for telling families their loved ones had not died of Covid. Until September, Brian Peterson served as chief medical […]

  • The funeral business is booming. And not because of Covid

    Alex Berenson - Nov 2nd 2022 7:39pm EDT

    How bad is the rise in mortality? So bad funeral companies are starting to worry. Today Service Corporation International, the largest for-profit funeral operator in North America, had its quarterly earnings call. SCI had another great quarter, you’ll be pleased to hear! So far in 2022 the company has made almost $500 million in profits […]

  • We desperately need clean long-term safety data on the mRNA shots

    Alex Berenson - Nov 1st 2022 4:51pm EDT

    The red flags about mRNA shots are everywhere. Cellular-level research shows the artificial mRNA in the jabs lingers in the body for months. Side effect data show they are linked to far more problems than other vaccines. Most importantly, deaths from all causes remain high in countries that used the shots. But we do not […]

  • The Red Wave is a-coming

    Alex Berenson - Oct 31st 2022 2:48pm EDT

    Two weeks ago I wrote that “the prospect of a true national red wave has faded since May, when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.” Looks like that analysis may have been… premature. Looks like Nov. 8 may be not just a red wave, but a Red Wedding, with the Democrats playing the role […]

  • Another new study – yes, a SECOND one – says the “Omicron-specific” mRNA Covid boosters are worthless

    Alex Berenson - Oct 31st 2022 12:39pm EDT

    For the second time in a week, top scientists have reported that “Omicron specific” Covid mRNA boosters are a $5 billion taxpayer-financed marketing gimmick. The new shots work no better than the original mRNA shots to produce antibodies specifically targeting the Omicron variant. And the Omicron shots are even WORSE than the original boosters in […]

  • Sha-na-na-na, na-na-na-na, hey-ey, goodbye

    Alex Berenson - Oct 27th 2022 9:18pm EDT

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  • Surprise, surprise. The New York Times puts its thumb on the scale (and the headline)

    Alex Berenson - Oct 27th 2022 4:23pm EDT

    Funny story: On Tuesday the Times wrote about how Republicans are calling Democrats soft on crime, and Democrats are responding by calling Republicans racist (because, you know, pointing out that crime has risen is racist). Amazingly, the story actually admitted (about 10 paragraphs in, but still) that crime has risen and that “legitimate policy differences […]

  • Let a trillion tweets bloom

    Alex Berenson - Oct 27th 2022 1:45pm EDT

    What will Twitter look like after the world’s richest man finishes buying it? Very different. Very quickly. And better. Elon Musk’s takeover should close tomorrow. (It was always going to close; he was never going to walk away.) Then Musk will have a hot mess on his hands. Twitter is awful, and getting worse by […]