“ICC can probe Philippine drug war only when gov't isn't functioning”
FactRakers says: No such condition exists in the Rome Statute which established the ICC
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FactRakers says: No such condition exists in the Rome Statute which established the ICC
Vera Files says: While the January study did bear out the findings that Moreno cited, the mayor left out some important context. The study made use of a simulation — meaning there were “no actual humans” included in the experiment — and…
FACTLY says: Different versions of the same letter are doing rounds on the internet at least since 2002. Few versions attributed the letter to former US President George W Bush, whereas few versions attributed it to former Canadian …
PolitiFact says: U.S. public health authorities and vaccine experts say there is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines’ spike protein is toxic. A vaccine expert said the vaccine developed by Novamax contains a single viral protein.
TheJournal.ie says: All prisoners have the right to accept or decline to receive a vaccine and the Defence Forces have not administered any vaccines to prisoners in Irish prisons.
PolitiFact says: U.S. public health authorities and vaccine experts say there is no evidence that the vaccines’ spike protein is toxic or “cytotoxic,” which means toxic to cells.
PolitiFact says: The report presented four possible future scenarios of how the world might evolve, including one in which an influenza pandemic and lockdowns occurred. The scenarios were hypothetical. They weren’t predictions or plans.
PolitiFact says: No report says this. An Alex Jones show guest speculated, based on data she said is forthcoming from a man who runs a medical billing company, that “we probably are going to see deaths over 500,000” from COVID vaccines.
FactCheck.org says: Studies indicate COVID-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant people. But online posts misrepresent reports to vaccine monitoring systems to misleadingly suggest “920 women” lost babies because they received the vaccines.