Wins of the Week Ep78 with Ted Kuntz
Legal Wins, Scientific Integrity, and Citizen Action Reshape the Fight for Truth and Bodily Autonomy
Welcome to the 78th episode of Wins of the Week, where the tide of truth continues to rise. From Alberta’s by-election momentum to the sweeping rejection of gender ideology in U.S. policy, citizens and leaders across the globe are asserting common sense, medical ethics, and democratic control. This week, Hungary takes a stand against the EU’s open borders agenda, while New Hampshire strengthens parental rights in education. In health news, RFK Jr. appoints credible experts to overhaul the CDC’s vaccine advisory panel, demanding gold-standard science and proper safety data before new “vaccine” recommendations. Meanwhile, Denis Rancourt’s new study challenges the entire COVID narrative, arguing excess deaths were caused not by a virus—but by the response. Discover this week’s victories and help us keep pushing forward towards the restoration of truth, rights, and integrity.
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Wins of the Week – June 21, 2025
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