“German Press Conference on Post-vaccine Deaths Censored” – Public faith in the vaccination protocols mandated by governments around the world is waning in response to censorship of material deemed to promote anti-vaccine agendas, reports TrialSite.
“Our Organisation is Run on Covid Money Now” – Pfizer scientists admit that “your [Covid] antibodies are probably better than the [Pfizer] vaccination” at protecting you from the virus.
“The Great Barrington Declaration One Year On” – “Because science has been so completely politicised, it will take years longer to arrive at the truth than would have otherwise been the case. Here, we are left to offer advice with a nearly 2,500-year track record: First, do no harm,” write Phillip W. Magness and James R. Harrigan in AIER.
“The WEF and the Pandemic” – Swiss Policy Research investigates the involvement of the Davos World Economic Forum in the coronavirus pandemic.
“Facebook gives staff a three month deadline to get back to their desks” – Currently, nearly all of the firm’s staff in the U.K. and worldwide are based at home but from January 2022 everyone will be expected to appear at their desks for at least half of the time, reports MailOnline.
“The case for mass migration is built on lies” – For decades we were told that free movement was not depressing wages. Britain is owed an apology, writes Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
“Chinese and Indian Climate Policy Power Crisis Worsens” – As China scrambles to recover from a severe coal shortage caused by Xi Jinping’s “non-negotiable” climate directives, their coal, gas and electricity buying spree is triggering shortages in India, Europe and Britain, triggering shortages in India, Europe and Britain, and perhaps even the USA, writes Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That.
“Academic lecture canceled after outraging ‘totalitarian’ Twitter mob” – Dorian Abbot was denied the opportunity to give the prestigious Carlson Lecture at Cambridge, Massachusetts-based MIT on October 21st because he supports “merit-based evaluations”, reports MailOnline.
“What moderates get wrong in the trans debate” – “Saying, ‘I believe in the importance of biological sex, but also that transgender people should have the same rights as other women’ isn’t going to cut it,” writes Noah Carl in his latest Substack update.
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