- “Free speech: a lockdown on disagreeing” – Toby’s essay in the People’s Lockdown Inquiry, a new collaboration between Claire Fox, Buckingham University and Laurence Fox on the impact of lockdown
- “Boris Johnson urged to go the extra mile to cut cancer backlog” – Leading oncologists, the heads of medical colleges and MPs have written to the Prime Minister urging him to do more to tackle a cancer backlog caused by the pandemic, the Times says. Read their letter in the Lancet here
- “Covid jabs can be tweaked within weeks to combat future variants thanks to UK ‘vaccine library’” – According to scientists at the Centre for Process Innovation in Darlington, the U.K. will be able to tweak the current jabs within weeks to combat any further variants, the i reports
- “How many times will it be ‘one last heave’ until we’re free?” – “If we don’t open up now,” writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph, “will we ever?”
- “Boris is right: we need to learn to live with Covid. So why not now? ” – “For the life of me I cannot understand the logic of this,” says the Telegraph‘s Janet Daley. “If we must learn to live with the ineradicable risk of the virus, why not start now?”
- “This isn’t a delay, but a disastrous trap for the PM and the country” – “Boris Johnson’s lockdown concession leaves the door open to semi-permanent restrictions on liberties,” writes Sherelle Jacobs in the Telegraph
- “Boris Johnson has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory” – “The Government hasn’t so much moved the goalposts as demolished the entire stadium and decamped to another postcode,” writes the Daily Mail‘s Richard Littlejohn
- “‘One final push?’ Yeah, right – this madness is here for good!” – “We are told that this is the final push,” says Luke Perry in Bournbrook. “What folly. The precedent has been set. This is here for good”
- “Boris faces a choice – and it’s not between clubbing and no clubbing” – Henry Hill had long feared that “as the range of activities restricted continued to narrow, so would support for lifting the restrictions”, he says in CAPX. Now he reckons his pessimism was justified
- “The G7 and the arrogance of Covid theatre” – “We know that so many of the Covid rituals are pointless,” writes Fraser Myers in Spiked. “And now, thanks to the pictures from the G7, we know that our leaders know these gestures are largely pointless, too”
- “Delaying Liberation Day sets a dangerous precedent” – “As we contemplate sliding in to yet another extension of serious legal curtailments to our lives, our livelihoods and our freedom,” says Tory MP Miriam Cates, “It’s time to ask if we have travelled too far down this road”
- “As a GP in the NHS I witnessed first-hand the catastrophic way Matt Hancock failed the old and vulnerable in care homes” – “If there was one population that needed to be protected it was elderly, vulnerable care home residents,” Dr. Malcolm Kendrick writes in RT. “Matt Hancock presided over policy decisions that threw care home residents under a bus”
- “COVID-19 vaccines: In the rush for regulatory approval, do we need more data?” – Manufacturers of COVID-19 vaccines are now seeking full regulatory approval for their products. But what’s the rush, asks Peter Doshi in the BMJ, and is just six months of data from now unblinded trials acceptable?
- “The Innova scandal Part 3: The U.S. says ‘Throw the tests in the trash‘” – In a third instalment of her Conservative Woman series investigating the Innova lateral flow test, Sonia Elijah covers the announcement from the FDA last week warning that the performance of the test has not been adequately established and directing the public to throw them them in the bin
- “Using weapons of mass deception: Why Covid is Johnson’s Iraq” – “Politicians are a vain lot who yearn for a simple, binary, Manichean issue where they can play a starring Churchillian role,” says Andrew Cadman in the Conservative Woman. “For Johnson and Hancock, it is Covid”
- “Coming to a TV near you, the Covid Comedy of Errors (it’s a gaffe-a-minute)” – In a satirical piece for the Conservative Woman, Suzie Halewood pictures the year gone by as a pitch for a new series to a U.S. television network
- “Susan Michie: Don’t rule out more delays” – UnHerd’s Freddie Sayers interviews Susan Michie, the infamous Government scientist who believes lockdown might not end in July and that face masks could be here forever
- “Delta variant having ‘huge impact on vaccine effectiveness’” – Speaking to Euronews, Dr Michael Head, a Senior Research Fellow in Global Health at the University of Southampton, explains that the Indian Delta variant is having a huge impact on vaccine effectiveness in the U.K.
- “Italy’s AIFA approves using different vaccine for second dose after AstraZeneca jab” – Italian authorities have said that people under the age of 60 who received a first dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can be given a different vaccine for their second dose, Reuters reports
- “No more AstraZeneca shots for under-60s” – Greece’s National Vaccination Committee has recommended that the AstraZeneca vaccine should not be administered to people under the age of 60, according to ekathimerini
- “Get Covid vaccine and chance to win a car as Moscow’s death toll grows” – The Mayor of Moscow is offering anyone who accepts the jab the opportunity to win a car, the Times reports, as the city recorded 69 COVID-19 deaths on Sunday and suspicion of vaccines remains widespread
- “Beijing Protests a Lab Leak Too Much” – “The linguistic evidence is overwhelming that Chinese leaders believe the Wuhan Institute of Virology was the source,” says Perry Link, a Professor of Chinese at the University of California, in the Wall Street Journal
- “Cashier slaughtered in supermarket for telling man to wear a mask” – A cashier was shot and killed after telling a man to put on a mask at a store in the state of Georgia, the New York Post reports
- “Workers push back against hospitals requiring Covid vaccines” – Despite having lost their case, Jennifer Bridges and other workers at Houston Methodist Hospital in Texas remain steadfast in their belief that their employer’s ‘No Jab, No Job’ policy is wrong, AP news reports
- “Wuhan Lab Controversy Illustrates How Government Funding Throttles Scientific Integrity” – “This fear of the loss of grants – and, therefore, livelihoods – undercuts the willingness of scientists ‘to stick their necks out’ with unpopular – but potentially true – viewpoints on the origins of the Covid virus,” writes Raymond C. Niles at the AIER
- “India gingerly eases coronavirus rules as new cases dip to two-month low” – Many Indian states eased restrictions on Monday, Reuters says, including the capital Delhi, where all shops and malls have now been allowed to open
- “Chile faces setback to reopening as coronavirus cases soar” – As cases in the country continue to soar Chilean health authorities have said they would extend a COVID-19 emergency until September to allow the Government to continue to impose restrictions, Reuters reports
- “The looming medical apartheid” – Bill Muehlenberg sounds a warning in Spectator Australia about the “two-tiered society” that will inevitably result from “the growing demands being made by state and business elites to have mandatory corona vaccinations”
- “Press conference of the U.S. Senators” – A recent press conference of U.S. Senators covering mainstream media bias and big tech censorship in reporting on COVID-19 stories and the need for accountability
- “Dr. Roger Hodkinson talks to Anna Brees” – Dr. Roger Hodkinson joins Anna on Brees Media to discuss vaccine side effects
- “Novel coronavirus has a signature never seen in this virus class before” – Sky News Australia’s Sharri Markson speaks to Atossa Therapeutics CEO Dr. Steven Quay who says that SARS-CoV-2 bears a “signature” that’s never been seen in this virus class before and came “completely pre-adapted to humans”
- “We should always have remained open and it’s just a tragedy that we are in this position” – “I’m starting to despair,” says Great Barrington Declaration founding signatory Professor Sunetra Gupta, regretting the continued denial of the principle of focused protection
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Toby on GB News , who was the woman spouting WEF crap ?
One of the oxygen thieves responsible for our current mess, we’re surrounded by them it’s really quite depressing.
I notice our old friend Klaus was doing the opening address at the G20, and talking about the transition to the fourth industrial age. Well, Klaus, I have two questions.
I can only deduce that there are no benefits to tempt us to willingly join you in the brave future.
Yes, they are not bad speakers and they have this rather tired and superior way about them as if we’re children talking about things we don’t understand. Patronising is the word.
I don’t know Freddy. Jo somebody. Clearly a shill and a right old sinner.
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How come you got 5 likes for a full stop?? LOL
Because it wasn’t pointless?
You should see what we give him/(her) for a semi-colon..
And a downtick! And you got two for laughing! I hope I don’t end up at Downticker’s Christmas Party…one stale sausage roll and a can of warm orangeade…
Full stop….I get it, sort of. Also, maybe, ‘what’s the point?’ Whatever you meant, it’s a good point!
Something I’ve noticed about suppression of free speech is that all the crazy people and ideas don’t get the ridicule they would have got in the past.
An infinite spectrum of genders being one example and there are many.
In years to come there will really be people asking “how did it come to this?”
We’re already asking ‘how did it come to this?’
I think the difference is that the people asking it now already know the answer.
Those in future will be truly seeking answers or feigning ignorance.
Trialsite News has more on the G20 health passport issue;
“Importantly, all this hyperbole is based on vaccines that failed to stop transmission of SARS-CoV-2 after a few months due to a mutating RNA virus and vaccine durability issues. Some of the COVID-19 vaccines were better than others, and while this media has reported they helped mitigate some of the damages of the global crisis, none of the vaccine products actually served to control the pandemic by stopping viral transmission. The whole point of vaccine passports would be to support vaccines that stop viral transmission.”
https://www.trialsitenews.com/a/g20-makes-power-move-declares-covid-19-vaccine-passport-vision-a-key-enabler-of-global-integration-pursuit-of-equity-0bb25e1f
Exactly. So how can you emphasise that point to the cloth-eared globalist governments in a way that gets it through to them that the whole point of the ‘not’ vaccine passport is meaningless. The vaccine doesn’t stop you getting the so-called virus or of spreading it – this is even confirmed by Pfizer – so what is the point of having the pass system if not about limiting movement between borders and, no doubt at a later date, within national borders and keeping tabs on people.
“the whole point of the ‘not’ vaccine passport is meaningless.”
Not to the Davos Deviants. There are a number of purposes supported by the so-called “vaccines.”
To maim.
To kill.
And now we can add “To chip.”
Much evidence is being uncovered which proves that the injections contain micro-chips. My forecast is that within twelve months the presence of the chips will be beyond dispute.
The purpose of the chips? To injure, to track and trace (£37 billion?) and to kill either sooner or later which may well be determined by how naughty we are.
Just a sombre reminder of the latest figures from EudraVigilance. Now, aren’t we supposed to times these figures by 10 or something to get a true reflection of the damage?
https://healthimpactnews.com/2022/48817-dead-and-5107883-injured-following-covid-19-vaccines-in-european-database-of-adverse-reactions/
Yet no country has completely banned these products yet have they? Because now we know that the politicians are mere sock puppets and the regulators dummy outfits. All take their orders from higher up, elsewhere. The Agenda comes before everything and at the expense of public safety.
Actually, make that 26 not 10. At least for the US VAERS system. This important article from yesterday explains;
“From day one, this shot crushed the upper bounds of the typical warning levels of pharmacovigilance systems that would typically trigger an automatic termination of the product’s authorization. Instead it continued to be funded, promoted, and mandated in some cases.
We also knew that those appalling levels of injury were likely underreported but couldn’t place our finger on the exact level. Well, now thanks to the court-released V-SAFE data from the CDC, we can prove that VAERS is likely underreported by a factor of 26. Thanks to the assiduous work of attorney Aaron Siri on behalf of the Informed Consent Action Network, we now know that the CDC was tracking vaccine injury all along through its V-SAFE program in which over 10 million Americans agreed to track their adverse events and report them back to the CDC via a phone app. Among those 10 million people, there were over 70 million adverse events, and nearly 8% of the 10 million had to seek medical attention, often several times, to deal with the injury or ailment. Roughly a quarter of all the individuals had to miss work the next day. And 4.2 million of the 70 million ailments were classified as being serious. This is hard data that was in the hands of the CDC for over a year and a half, and it was not disclosed to the public.”
They then go on to do some pretty frightening maths by multiplying the VAERS figures by 26.
“While certainly none of these numbers are exact and merely reflect extrapolations of a top-line URF that is likely not uniform across every ailment, it is the average URF from the CDC’s own pharmacovigilance program. Even if the numbers are a quarter or a fifth of these top lines, it would represent a government genocide of epic proportions.”
So if we do the same and multiply whatever is reported on the other adverse event reporting systems then it proves to be much worse than previously thought. Democide, genocide…whatever you wanna call it, they’re killing and maiming us alright. And every single country is complicit.
https://www.conservativereview.com/horowitz-cdc-data-shows-vaers-is-the-tip-of-vaccine-injury-iceberg-2658689415.html
Well found and thanks for posting Mogs but firkin hell.
Hear, hear.
How is Bankman-Fried even a name? It sounds like a joke name – a ‘fried bankman’ – so many possible interpretations in that. Anyway, we have the collapse of a cryptocurrency exchange and I’m not surprised. In a way, cryptos which are invisible, digitised, coded currencies are, well, nothing. If all the world’s electricity went down for a long time, how would you even buy or sell cryptos? They rely on machines that rely on electricity right? So for the past decade or so, these emperor’s new clothes-type currencies have gained traction and been talked about and talked up to the point where they are apparently worth huge ridiculous amounts of money. It sounds like a giant Ponzi scheme to be honest. Maybe I’m missing something but surely gold, physical gold, and silver and land are worth far more even if the former two haven’t actually appreciated in value as much in the intervening time as cryptos have. So…no wonder it all collapsed although not for the reasons I’ve mentioned. Sam B-F gets burned as the sacrificial offering to protect the real criminals behind the scenes reaping the rewards with their nefarious deeds all supporting the plandemic and global totalitarianism.
A good read in conjunction with the one in the Mail and the top 2 from the Torygraph.
He really nails the disastrous performance of the Tories over the last 12 years.
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/this-is-the-greatest-crisis-of-our-lives-hunts-budget-makes-it-worse
I posted this in NR yesterday.
More on the vitamin D issue. Recently, I came across a comment on a comment I made to a JC YouTube entry, referring to this much older one by Ivor Cummins – 7 years old, so well ahead of the recent débacle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3pK0dccQ38 It is in the form of a lecture, and runs for well over an hour, but may be of interest. So no mention of C-19, as it hadn’t been “invented” then.
A concise and brilliant summary of the G20 shindig by the always readable Kit Knightly over at Off-G.
And some people think this war is over.
https://off-guardian.org/2022/11/18/g20s-globalist-pledge-commits-to-vaccine-passports-digital-currency-much-much-more/
Apologies.
I can’t know, but looking at the G20, it looks to me as though it’s on its last gasp?
It seems everyone is doing their own thing..there was no sign of unity as far as I could see.
Even Klaus the louse said that the ‘vorld voz fragmented’ ……with any luck it will die a natural death, especially if the multi-polar world takes centre stage?
Fingers crossed!
https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-11-18-lung-transplant-recipients-respiratory-distress-second-covid-jab.html
I suspected that an infusion with jabbed up blood might be dangerous and this article suggests I might be right, non-scientist that I am.
https://www.technocracy.news/insane-g20-calls-for-vaccine-passports-on-all-future-international-travel/
“Technocrats at the G20 conference plotted out the next pandemic, as if it were a certainty, and concluded the best thing is to require vaccine passports for all international travel NOW in order to head off future global consequences. Yes, President Biden attended G20 on behalf of the United States. There is no global legal authority that can shoot this down.”
The Tories are doubling down on a failed economic model that is condemning workers to penury.
The party’s strategy of propping up pensioners and the welfare state via high taxes and mass migration is not sustainable, writes Juliet Samuel in the Telegraph.
And why are they doing this?
Well increasing taxes on small businesses and their wage bills at the same time is a sure fire way to see them go bust. Alongside this the government is
spending billions on pensions, welfare and immigrants which is the most certain and effective way of bankrupting the country and that is the intention.