Poll: Millions of New Yorkers leaving because of high taxes?
According to a recent poll conducted by Zogby, 38.9% of New Yorkers have either already made plans to leave New York or are considering a move.
According to a recent poll conducted by Zogby, 38.9% of New Yorkers have either already made plans to leave New York or are considering a move.
According to a poll in March 2022, since the pandemic, Americans are not only becoming less trusting of politicians but also believe their elected officials have eroded Americans’ personal freedoms.
Have you been finding money tight recently? Fox News reports that a recent analysis of inflation, conducted by Moody’s Analytics, has concluded that an average American family is spending an additional $295.45 per month for the same goods it purchased in 2019.
In this video, my favourite YouTube doctor, Dr. John Campbell, goes through the Pfizer documents that were gained through a Freedom of Information request to the US federal government on data related to Pfizer’s COVID vaccine.
According to a recent study of Google search analytics, nomophobia, the fear of losing your cell phone, is the number one unusual fear of people living in New York, Oregon, Connecticut, Tennessee, Virginia, and Massachusetts.
With the pandemic starting to wind down, maybe people will have a chance to take a rational look at what really happened over the last two years during the COVID outbreak.
Another study concludes that cloth facemasks are all but useless when it comes to stopping the spread of COVID. The study, conducted by the University of Bristol in England, discovered that cloth facemasks only stopped 10% of the COVID virus.
I was honestly surprised by the results of a poll conducted in September 2021 by the Cultural Research Center of Arizona Christian University that showed the majority of Christians do not believe the Holy Spirit is a real person. According to the poll, the majority of Americans, 176 million, considered themselves as Christians with 35% self-identifying as born again and 28% self-identifying themselves as Evangelical Christians. Though the two groups are technically different groups, the polling showed that they held primarily the same opinions on multiple issues. But when asked if they believed the Holy Spirit was real, the Christian Post reports that only 38% of the self-identifying born-again Christians believed that the Holy Spirit was a real or living person. The remaining 62% believed the Holy Spirit was only symbolic of God’s power. In other words, the majority of Christians do not believe the Holy Spirit is a necessary part of their Christian experience. As surprising as this sounds, it explains the anemic nature of the North American church. It is such a contrast …
According to a recent poll conducted by Gallup, people who regularly attend church are much more likely to say that they are ‘very satisfied’ with life than those who don’t. Christian Headlines reports that the poll found 67% of Americans who regularly attend church said they were very satisfied with life, compared to 6% who don’t attend church at all. Overall 92% of Americans who attend church once a week, were ‘very’ or ‘somewhat’ satisfied with their life and this dropped to 87% for those who attend services less often, but at least once a month. The survey of 811 adult Americans between Jan 3 – 11, 2022 also revealed that regular church attendance had a more profound impact on life satisfaction than even money, as only 61% of Americans who earned over $100,000 per year reported being ‘very’ satisfied with life. Speaking on behalf of Gallup, Frank Newport pointed to several reasons that religion provides: “Belief in religion can give one a sense of purpose, a belief that life itself has purpose, and belief …
As a confirmed coffee addict, I have decided, without bias, of course, to report on any studies that support and enhance my addiction.
Israel Today recently interviewed David Serner and Alexander Goldberg, the authors of Jesus-Believing Israelis: Exploring Messianic Fellowship, published by Jerusalem’s Caspari Center in 2022. In their book, the two reported on the results of their survey that set out to discover how many Messianic Jews there are in Israel.
According to FEE, several provinces in Spain, including the autonomous Catalina region, have announced that they will no longer require vaccine passports for people to go out in public.
A recent report by Lifeway Research concluded that Christianity is growing at a faster rate than atheism
Remember how the medical elite demanded lockdowns because of how deadly and dangerous COVID was. And today, some doctors are even calling for children under the age of five to be vaccinated for the virus. Apparently, not all doctors feel that way.
A major study conducted by Johns Hopkins University concluded that the lockdowns, imposed by governments around the world to stop the COVID pandemic, had basically no impact on COVID deaths, but a devastating impact on the economy and people’s lives. According to Fox News, the study found that during the initial stages of COVID in 2020, the lockdowns only reduced deaths marginally by .2%. The study conducted by Steve Hanke from Johns Hopkins, Lars Jonung, Lund University, and Jonas Herby, from Copenhagen’s Center for Political Studies came to this conclusion after analyzing data from COVID studies conducted around the world. They described the lockdowns as “ill-founded” and added, going forward, that “lockdowns should be rejected out-of-hand.” They also found that shelter-in-place mandates (if you tested positive for the virus) reduced COVID deaths by 2.9%, but if shelter-in-place was combined with a lockdown, the number of deaths went up by 2.8%. Why did the lockdowns increase the number of deaths? The researchers concluded: “[Shelter-in-place orders] may isolate an infected person at home with his/her family where …
A recent poll conducted by Angus Reid asked Canadians who had tested positive for Omicron COVID how sick they got from the virus — 99% compared it to the flu.
A recent poll shows just how out of touch Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, is with average Canadians.
A study by Brigham And Women’s Hospital, based in Boston, USA, has concluded that taking vitamin D and omega-3 supplements reduces a person’s susceptibility to autoimmune diseases.
According to a survey conducted by Liberation75, an organization based in Ontario, Canada, nearly 33% of students attending junior high and high schools in Canada and the US believe the Holocaust was ‘exaggerated’ or even ‘fabricated’.
Though a slim majority, I was pleased that a recent poll revealed that the majority of Gen Z (born between 1999 and 2015) and Millennials (1981-1998) opposed abortion after a baby’s heartbeat was detected. The Christian Post reports that a pro-life organization, Students for Life, surveyed 853 individuals between the ages of 18-34 in early January. In the survey, the group was provided information that a baby’s heartbeat can be detected at 21 weeks and then asked if they supported abortion after this point. The poll found that 52% stated that abortions should be banned after 21 weeks, compared to 48% who said that abortions should still be allowed. In the same poll, the students were asked about their feelings on Roe vs Wade, the 1973 Supreme court case that legalized abortions across the US. Initially, 60% stated that they ‘very strongly’, ‘strongly’ or ‘somewhat’ supported Roe vs Wade. However, attitudes changed slightly after the pollsters provided the group with more information on the infamous court case. Overall support for Roe vs Wade dropped to …
In this video, Dr. John Campbell takes a closer look at the COVID information provided through a recent Freedom of Information request in Britain. One of the big issues with COVID is how many people died solely of COVID, compared to those who died with COVID, meaning they had other serious underlying health issues? They discovered that 17,371 people had died solely of COVID, compared to the government’s official number of 152,872. It also revealed that the average age of death in the UK from COVID in 2020 was 81.5 and in 2021, 82.5 which was higher than the average life expectancy in the UK of about 80.9. Campbell also looked at the number of excess deaths in 2020 and 2021, compared to previous years. In Britain, the number of excess deaths was 127,704 compared to the five-year average. Though some believe this is a more accurate reflection of the impact of COVID, it doesn’t provide the whole story. Because there were also more deaths from cancer compared to previous years because people were either …
A recent poll of Canadians conducted by Maru Public Opinion found that over a quarter of Canadians, 27%, believed that people not vaccinated for COVID should be subject to short jail terms. According to the National Post, the poll conducted between Jan. 14-15, 2022 also found: 37% believe the unvaccinated should not receive medical care from the country’s state-run health care system, even though their tax dollars help fund it. 33% of respondents believed the unvaccinated should be punished by not allowing them to renew their driver’s license. 61% said that the unvaccinated should be required to pay a health surcharge of upwards of $150 a month if admitted to hospital for COVID. Two-thirds of Canadians believed that COVID vaccines should be mandatory. Under the Canadian constitution, health care is a provincial issue, meaning only provincial governments could mandate vaccines. READ: More than one in four Canadians support jail time for the unvaccinated, poll finds Many of the Canadians are simply mimicking the feelings expressed by the country’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau.
The COVID pandemic became political months ago, and a recent poll reveals how true that is. According to The Blaze, politics played a major role in a poll conducted by Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports on Jan 5, 2022:
A study out of California conducted by Kaiser Permanente Southern California has determined that Omicron, the dominant strain of COVID in the US, is 91% less lethal than the previous variant Delta.
The Daily Mail reports that a study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health concluded that divorced men, and those who live alone longer than seven years, face serious health consequences that can include an earlier death.
While the medical and political elite power trip on issuing more lockdowns over omicron, we have to wonder if they are already looking forward to next year’s cold and flu season.
While a recent study conducted by Grey Matter Research and Infinity Concepts found that the majority (74%) of Evangelical church members are happy with their church, 80% would like to see at least one change. The survey of 1,000 Evangelical Christians asked them to provide their opinions on 14 areas of church services and culture. Only those who regularly attended a service or watched online were included in the survey results. The survey revealed the top five areas where people most wanted change: 38% of those surveyed were dissatisfied with the amount of outreach; 33% were not satisfied with the size of the congregation; 32% were not satisfied with the style of music 32% were dissatisfied with the amount of political messaging/involvement; and 31% were not satisfied with the amount of in-depth teaching. But though these top areas of concern seem straightforward, they actually aren’t. Infinity Concepts CEO, Mark Dreistadt, noted that even though nearly a third of churchgoers wanted changes in the style of music, 15% wanted more contemporary music, and 18% wanted more …
Despite several studies showing that facemasks, particularly the cloth ones, basically do nothing to stop the spread of COVID, the NY Post is reporting that the UK is requiring students to wear masks during the significantly milder Omicron surge.
According to a report by the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Omicron is significantly milder than previous variants.
With Omicron proving to be a much milder form of COVID, Tyra Grove Krause, Denmark’s chief medical officer, stated its arrival marks the end of the COVID pandemic. She predicted it could be over in a couple of months.
We finally made it through 2021, but did we make it unscathed? We may not have caught COVID, but if we are worrying about the virus, it may be impacting us both psychologically and mentally, according to a study conducted by researchers from Canada’s McGill Universi
A recent study by Canadian researchers working with Unity Health Toronto (UHT) concluded that marijuana usage nearly doubles the risk of a heart attack for those under the age of 45, a group typically not susceptible to heart issues.
With Chicago becoming the most dangerous city in America, Cory Brooks, the pastor of New Beginnings Church, started a 100 day and night vigil on a rooftop in Woodlawn in an effort to raise money for a new community center to help fight the rising violence in the city. Each night, Brooks releases an episode related to the violence affecting his community.
Despite some claiming there are upwards of 58 genders, a significant majority of Americans still believe there are only two biological sexes, male and female.
A recent study conducted by Britain’s Oxford University has brought some sanity back into the discussions about COVID and