From Tyranny to Awakening w/ Vera Sharav | The Courtenay Turner Podcast

ByVera Sharav October 18, 2024January 20, 2025

Vera Sharav a Holocaust survivor, human rights activist, author and filmmaker joins courtenay Turner for a passionate and heartfelt discussion about her trials and tribulations and the wisdom she has gleaned. She draws parallels from her past experiences to the present time as a warning to us all in hope that personal agency will act as a disruptor to the looming tyrannical forces.

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AHRP Speaks Out | Current Controversies

AHRP endorsement of the Maryland Court of Appeals Decision
October 1, 2001July 3, 2015

October 1, 2001 Following the August 16, 2001 landmark decision* of the Maryland Court of Appeals, the Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP) became interested in the case involving exposure of children to lead paint. We were particularly drawn to the Court’s clear and unambiguous recognition of the rights of…

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Part 3. How Would You Create a Biological Warfare Agent? (From “The WHO’s Proposed Treaty Will Increase Man-Made Pandemics”)
September 5, 2023November 13, 2023

Part 3. How Would You Create a Biological Warfare Agent? Gain-of-function is a euphemism for biological warfare research aka germ warfare research. It is so risky that funding it was banned by the US government (but only for SARS coronaviruses and avian flu viruses) in 2014 after a public outcry…

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AHRP Speaks Out | Current Controversies

AHRP Press Release Re: Maryland Court of Appeals Decision
October 29, 2001July 3, 2015

AHRP Alliance for Human Research Protection AHRP Speaks Out Return to Home PageAHRP Speaks Out Press ReleasesOctober 29, 2001 FYI Widely disparate perspectives are presented in an article in the Maryland Daily Record re: The Court of Appeals of Maryland decision (Gimes v Kennedy Krieger Institute, Aug 16, 2001). That…

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AHRP Speaks Out | Conflict of Interest | Current Controversies | Medical Safety Issues | Pharma Corrupt Influence | Public Policy | Vaccine Risks

CDC Measles Vaccination Rule Has Left Millions of Vaccinated Americans Without Protection
April 5, 2015September 17, 2021

Lots of babies get measles in Africa and India, and it is a significant cause of death there. A great deal of work has gone into developing measles vaccines that can be given to children at younger and younger ages, especially in Africa, for this reason. But in the United…

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AHRP Speaks Out | Bioweapon Experiments | Corrupted Science | Covid Pandemic | Current Controversies | Medical Atrocities | Research Integrity | Vaccine Controversies

Part 2. A Biological Weapons Convention (From “The WHO’s Proposed Treaty Will Increase Man-Made Pandemics”)
September 5, 2023November 13, 2023

Part 2. A Biological Weapons Convention Amid great pushback over US conduct in Vietnam, and seeking to burnish his presidency, President Nixon announced to the world in November 1969 that the US was going to end its biowarfare program (but not the chemical program). Following pointed reminders that Nixon had…

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AHRP Speaks Out

The Scientist News reports on AHRP as New Advocacy Group to Police Human Research
August 20, 2001November 20, 2014

A group of patient and social justice advocates plan to form an Alliance for Human Research Protection to provide oversight on clinical research from laypersons’ point of view, says John H. Noble Jr., a founder and professor of social justice at the Catholic University of America. He lambastes Internal Review Boards (IRBs) designed to protect human subjects as agents of institutions "who are hustling the bucks" from industry and other sources. Noble says IRBs need to be "severed from research institutions" and provided adequate resources as part of the accepted overhead costs of conducting clinical trials.

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