A small unit inside the University of Virginia’s medical school in Charlottesville has spent nearly 60 years collecting the stories of children who say they remember a past life.
A new study of 1,678 of those cases found a pattern no one expected.
Here’s the story of those children and the research, largely conducted under the auspices of the late Ian Stevenson, a psychiatrist born in Montreal, Canada. Stevenson headed the Division of Perceptual Studies at the UVA School of Medicine. Here’s more from Tim Pool.
The ABC newa anchor assigned to moderate the 2024 Presidential debate, Linsey Davis, belonged to the same sorority as Kamala Harris. Both served as members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, a sorority formed in 1908. AKA pledges take oaths promising to look out for and protect members of the sorority.
Mind you, they did not go to school together. Harris completed her undergraduate work in 1982 at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Davis went to the University of Virginia, earning a degree in psychology in 1999.
Here, Michigan-based political analyst Anton Daniels discusses the AKA connection. He doesn’t even get into Harris’ friendship with Disney executive Dana Walden, who introduced Harris to her future husband Doug Imhoff. Disney is the parent company of ABC.
Angie Wong, a Republican strategist, says Linsey Davis actually boasted about being a sorority sister to Kamala Harris. Wong calls the relationship “shocking,” but adds, “it’s all politics.”
ABC’s alleged journalists fact-checked Trump five times, while not once did they sidetrack Harris. Was Harris also supplied the questions in advance, as has been alleged? Did she wear audio earrings? Here, Wong speaks here with Ivory Hecker on the One America News Network.
