- “What do people opposed to lockdowns actually think?” – In an essay for Time for Recovery, Raminder Mulla, Amy Willows and Rusere Shoniwa investigate the motivations of those who opposed the lockdowns
- “‘Living with Covid’: Where the pandemic could go next” – “Cases may surge again in the coming months,” Reuters warns, but “deaths and hospitalisations are unlikely to rise with the same intensity”
- “The Earliest Days of the Italian Pandemic, or: Why Nobody Wants To Talk About February 2020 Anymore” – “By the time pandemicists started rooting through their bag of tricks, the virus had been circulating for months with nobody noticing,” writes Eugyppius in his latest barnstormer
- “Jean-Pierre says Biden still has ‘lingering symptoms’ but feels well” – White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that the President has mild “lingering symptoms” but, according to the Daily Mail, she took pains to avoid saying what they were
- “Long Covid comes in ‘three different forms’ that are ‘evident in all variants’” – Using data from the ZOE app, Scientists from Kings College London have found that there are three different types of Long Covid, the Telegraph reports
- “NYT Goes to War on Parents Opposed to School Closures & Mandates” – Michael P. Senger takes aim at an article in the New York Times for its attack on parents whose politics changed in response to school closures
- “The Lockdowns Kicked Off this Depression” – “The emergency of our times is undeniable,” writes Jeffrey A. Tucker at the Brownstone Institute. “It was all kicked off by the most draconian and destructive public-health policy on record”
- “Inside the super-secure Swiss lab trying to stop the next pandemic” – Reuters pays a visit to Speiz Laboratory in Switzerland, the site of World Health Organisation’s first BioHub
- “New Evidence: Fauci Imposed a Vaccine Delay that Cost Trump the Election” – Toby Rogers highlights a new book which reveals that Dr. Fauci forced Moderna to delay their clinical trials by three weeks – pushing the release of the results back to after the 2020 presidential election
- “Miscarriages and a medical conspiracy of silence” – “In the U.K., Yellow Card reports include almost a thousand miscarriages and stillbirths,” writes Niall McCrae in TCW Defending Freedom. “What is going on?”
- “New Zealand fully reopens borders after long pandemic closure” – New Zealand’s border are now ‘fully reopened’ according to the BBC, glossing over the fact that most visitors still need to be fully vaccinated
- “Portugal: The one Covid rule to remember in these nine stunning spots” – Portugal has extended its Covid state of emergency until the end of August, Euronews reports. Masks are required on public transport
- “Climate endgame: risk of human extinction ‘dangerously underexplored’” – An international team of experts is arguing that world needs to start preparing for possible ‘climate endgame’, the Guardian reports
- “A catastrophic energy crisis will fuel a revolt against our failed elites” – “Politicians cannot shirk responsibility now for the extreme hardship millions of people are about to face,” says Sherelle Jacobs in the Telegraph
- “Florida Gov Ron DeSantis vows to fight ‘woke CEOs’ at financial services like PayPal” – The Independent reports that Governor Ron DeSantis has announced his next target in the culture wars: woke CEOs
- “How ESG banking turned into woke tyranny” – There brews “a growing and long overdue backlash against ESG investing”, says this Spectator World editorial
- “The police crackdown on social media has gone too far” – In the Spectator, Harry Miller tells of how he ended up in a police cell after he intervened following the arrest of an army veteran for causing ‘anxiety’ with a social media post
- “Our woke civil service is frustrating democracy” – “Many senior public sector leaders now take their instructions on policy from internal networks of activists,” writes Ian Acheson, a former senior official, in Spiked. “It’s not endemic, but it is entrenched”
- “Understanding Woke Tactics Pt. 7: Call-Outs” – “The woke do not want to win intellectually or academically, they want to win socially,” says Wokal distance. And the perfect example “is the phenomenon of the ‘call-out’”
- “Canadian university job listing limited to ‘equity-seeking groups’” – The Post Millennial flags up a job ad for a new vacancy at University of Guelph. “Candidates must be from one or more of the following equity-seeking groups to apply: women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous peoples, and racialised groups”
- “We are programmed to find insects revolting” – Laura Dodsworth sounds a warning on GB News over the “creepy (crawly) plans to make you eat insects”. See her substack post on the same topic
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Morning Sceptics.
Ok, let’s go.
Good morning.
Morning HP! Here’s to another day in paradise…!
Morning Breakfast Clubbers.
Very late to this party but Good Morning HP
Cheers T.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/08/01/long-covid-comes-three-different-forms-evident-variants/
Bollox1; Bollox2; Bollox3.
See my reply to The old bat above.
Not everyone is on the scrounge & believe you me, I’d far rather be working, living than existing.
https://www.euronews.com/travel/2022/08/01/portugal-s-top-9-destinations-that-are-not-the-algarve
Sigh…
I recently had a short break in Gibraltar to attend a wedding. My first venture abroad since Spring 2019. I refuse to go anywhere that still imposes ‘conditions’ on the unjabbed, so the sun, sea and sangria of Spain can ‘do’ one!
It was a lovely little break, everything ‘normal’ in Gibraltar. I would go again if I could avoid the horrendous cattle market policy at Manchester airport. The queues – OMG – horrendous in T1, especially with easyJet! So much for ‘speedy boarding’, I was the last on the feckin plane, got on with barely the skin of my teeth intact!
No problems in Gibraltar. Only a small airport but quickly through ‘control’ and baggage collection. On departure back to the U.K., again, no problems in Gibraltar airport. A very pleasant experience entering and leaving Gibraltar and I can thoroughly recommend it for a short break.
To be fair, on arrival at Manchester airport, it wasn’t too bad, apart from the fact that the digital ID machines wouldn’t recognise my brand new U.K. (black, not navy!) passport despite 7 attempts, so I was redirected to the queue for a manual passport scan. Those who’s passport was accepted by the digital scanner went through quickly but there were a lot who experienced the same problems I had and who had to join the slow queue for the ‘man’ scan. Baggage pickup was quick with no delays.
My little jaunt across the waters resurrected my yearning for a proper holiday and I was seriously considering Portugal, (with Jet2, not easyJet!) as I’ve never been before but more importantly, due to the none discrimination of the unjabbed…but reading the article, the senseless mask mandates are still in place there – with threats to consider further restrictions pending – so Portugal can ‘do’ one, too.
Back to the drawing board for another destination to spend my money and support their economy…
77 countries open to the unvaxxed & untested: Where can I travel to? Travel Restrictions by Country | KAYAK
Click on “show more” for each country and it tells you about other covid restrictions e.g. masks. Many of the 77 still have masks, most seem to be limited to public transport. But there are countries with no restrictions at all. Europe it’s mainly northern Europe that has nothing at all though Croatia, Turkey and I think Bulgaria are OK in that regard if you want somewhere warm. Dominican Republic too, if you want to go farther afield.
Thank you so much. I’ll have a look. I’m not going anywhere that require unjabbed to have tests, either. I would go back to Gibraltar but it’s the dreadful Manchester airport / easyJet poor customer experience that puts me off.
I watched the ch4 programme Dispatches – Airport Undercover last evening and the horrible airport experiences are widespread across different airports. Saying that, my son and his wife recently flew from Manchester to Spain with Jet2, from T2, and said although there was a queue, it was quick moving and they had deposited their cases and then through security fairly quickly which enabled them to relax airside before boarding. They aren’t jabbed but elected to have expensive ‘tests’ before their holiday – which made me cross because they pandered to the tyrants ‘charter’ in order to have a holiday. Not happy about that at all but it was his choice.
We flew to Sweden with BA from Heathrow T5; all very smooth
BAs website is pretty clear on mask rules on the plane and in terminals, worth checking that too.
Super handy. Thank you!
OMG that doesn’t bode well for my trip back to Blighty later this month, flying into Manchester using EasyJet. I always always use KLM but the only option was EasyJet this time. Clearly no shortage of pilots and air crew with this company! Perhaps its because I don’t normally go to Manchester and KLM don’t service there? Bit strange if its a decent sized airport. Used EasyJet once and hate them. Every single thing you click on the booking site incurs further charges, even choosing seats so you can sit together as a family! Its like daylight robbery.
I first have to run the gauntlet that is Schiphol airport but they’ve increased the amount of staff this week, and therefore passengers that they allow, so hopefully the Bedlam situation will be even more improved in a few weeks time. I’ve not been on a plane anywhere since Jan 2020 so this will be well exciting! LOL And I’m like you, I point blank refuse to go to any country that has unnecessary and divisive rules in order to get in. Rules that have now been proven, without a shadow of doubt, to do bugger all in terms of helping reduce transmission of an airborne virus. When I read what I’ve just typed it sounds even more ludicrous! I also fancied Portugal but I would never participate in any of this ‘Covid theatre’ just to go from A to B. I’d keep my money as there are plenty of alternatives to those that have normalized medical apartheid.
“‘Climate Emergency’: Ireland Set to Ban Private Cars”
What bonkers nonsense is this? Looks like the globalists are dead set on ruining countries through forcing people into high density cities, taking away their cars by making them too expensive and flooding the country with immigrants. This immigration has to stop. I’m genuinely sympathetic to the plight of migrants but you can’t just keep taking them into small countries. There isn’t enough room plus migrants from some countries tend to have large numbers of children which is only going to add to tensions further down the line. I think this whole thing is planned anyway. Destroy the fabric of a country by diluting the indigenous population and chipping away at their history, culture, society, religion, traditions and so on. It’s the same recipe that will be used here in the UK, I’ve no doubt.
“I think this whole thing is planned anyway. Destroy the fabric of a country by diluting the indigenous population and chipping away at their history, culture, society, religion, traditions and so on. It’s the same recipe that will be used here in the UK, I’ve no doubt.”
Aethelred, this is all very much in the planning. The idea of One World Government is central to the WEF / Davos Deviants Agenda 2030 programme.
Your last comment above is a bit behind. Certainly the Northern towns, here in Oldham, Ashton and surrounds, there have been massive influxes of immigrants, initially from the Indian subcontinent but laterally from Eastern Europe. The Pakistanis and Bangladeshis do not get on with the Eastern Europeans and tensions are obvious. This of course suits the local councils who delight in stoking “racism,” and of course taxpayers fund the immigration via Central Government grants.
So yes, this is all planned. There is an excellent piece on the UK Column website about the “high density” cities. I will try and post a link. Of course the eco nonsense and the push to kill off private cars all feeds in to the cities project.
When I comment on the unfolding Orwellian nightmare it is because that’s just what it is.
https://www.ukcolumn.org/article/global-parliament-mayors-and-abolition-electorate
There is a follow up article. Excellent reading and lots of further links. It will keep you busy for an afternoon.
The implications are disturbing.
Thanks, HP. I sort of felt this was the case but the extent down here in the south still isn’t that obvious. I am due a trip up north some time later in the summer/early autumn so I’ll get an opportunity to check it out.
It’s all about ‘Smart’ cities…
Corral & control the cattle in a manageable space to free up the rest of the resources for the chosen few.
https://odysee.com/@jermwarfare:2/robin-monotti:9
https://jermwarfare.com/podcast/robin-monotti-on-biourbanism-versus-the-smart-city
Cheers, Bertie!
“We are programmed to find insects revolting”
Who else thinks we are being primed for starvation and famine? My take on this whole insects debate is that TPTB are trying to normalise the eating of insects while slowly eradicating our native agriculture and diets. I may be paranoid but lately there have been increasing fly-bys of large unmarked (uniform grey) helicopters at night and by day on the organic farm I live on. The other day two powered paragliders came in low over the trees and passed over. I watched them through my binoculars and I swear one was wearing a beret with a cap badge. OK, I’m being a bit paranoid, I admit, but looking at what is happening in the Netherlands and elsewhere, I wouldn’t be surprised that at some point they will be coming for our farms and our food.
“I wouldn’t be surprised that at some point they will be coming for our farms and our food.”
Oh they most certainly will.
They already are… I have a few farming friends who are very disturbed by what is going on in the farming world.
So Bill Gates is the biggest agricultural land owner in the US, with 270,000 acres to his name last I heard, but we never seem to hear any more details than that. Is that because nobody’s asking him what his intentions are or he’s refusing to say? Because, given the guy’s track record and reputation, there’s nothing remotely ominous or strange about that at all is there??
An excellent article at Zerohedge looking at the WEF, Agenda 2030 and the farmers’ predicament. “The goal isn’t to preserve the environment or fight climate change at all. Instead the experts warn the “sustainability” narrative is a tool to gain control over food, agriculture and people”.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/un-world-economic-forum-behind-global-war-farmers-experts
Why would a computer programmer who identifies as a public health expert, who basically owns the WHO, wants us to eat less meat, has stated there’s too many people on the planet, is a major stakeholder in the manufacturing of vaccines, has huge influence over the mainstream media and has his grubby tentacles in all the pies want to own so much land and be so secretive about what he plans to do with it?
A recent Redacted segment focusing on this very topic, including a clip from an interview with the fabulous Vandana Shiva in which she speaks about the weaponization of the food supply;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6FljaDj_bE
Lord Acton’s famous quote…power tends to corrupt, absolute power corrupts absolutely…springs to mind.
A whole bunch of them, with Bill as the figurehead, are like the modern equivalents of Caligula…they truly believe they are Gods and all powerful..I mean it….
They will do things just to show that they can, and getting away with it must be euphoric…how must it feel to know you can jab millions of people, with any old shite, in dozens of countries, just because you say so, and are rich and powerful?
They are psychologically and emotionally stunted..and are a danger to us all….
“Control the food and you control the people” – goes the quote attributed to Kissinger. It is so clearly obvious what is going on and I must say it is ‘fiendishly’ clever – they’ve obviously been planning this for an awful long time. Create problems, or perceived problems, and then create the solutions to those problems. So, make out that modern livestock farming is contributing towards climate change through greenhouse gases and then slowly but surely ramp up a vegan approach (that appeals to the starry eyed youngsters who genuinely want to ‘save the planet’) and an end to meat supply and consumption and then start talking about lab-grown meat, plant-based alternatives and insects. Gates’ acquisition of hundreds or thousands of farmland seems just to be part of it: restrict the growing of food and rearing of animals. He hasn’t revealed what he has been buying this land for yet. Maybe he will appeal to the Greta Thunbergs of this world by saying he is going to re-wild it. On that note, re-wilding some areas is fine, I think it helps to conserve species and provide them with habitats where they can thrive but I think there are even bigger plans to re-wild larger areas that is used to grow food. We must doubledown on efforts to force Gates to reveal his plans – quite why this is not being questioned in the Senate or Congress is not a surprise given the corrupt nature of lawmakers pretty much everywhere. What we are facing is the largest crime ever committed against the free (haha) peoples of this world – they (the shyster elite) want to control your money, your food, your health, your freedoms, your right to self-expression and so on while destroying your identity, your culture, your family, your community, your country and so on.
That’s a pretty good summary of where we are at.
By the way – “re-wilding” is Davos Deviants code for taking land out of food production.
LOL! Really how much more stupid can it get…..? It’s mind-boggling isn’t it??
https://rmx.news/article/every-german-will-be-able-to-change-their-gender-once-a-year-without-the-need-for-surgery/
Today is a good day for freedom and diversity in our country,” Germany’s Family Minister Lisa Paus and Justice Minister Marco Buschmann jointly announced at the beginning of July when they presented the Self-Determination Act.
It is supposed to go through the legislative process soon before the Bundestag members go on vacation. Every German will thus be able to change their gender once a year. All they have to do is stop by the registry office. The court will no longer rule on it, nor will the person have to undergo surgery.
The Self-Determination Act is intended to provide, for the first time, uniform treatment for transgender, intersex, and non-binary people to change their genders and first names at will. Subsequently, Germans will be able to change their gender and first name simply by visiting the registry office. Submitting a medical report or obtaining expert opinions in court proceedings would no longer be required under the proposed legislation.
…and they don’t foresee any problems at all?..…yea Gods….!
Ye gods indeedy…..
The Telegraph article on ‘long covid’ has had the btl comments closed already, probably because 99% of them are telling the DT that long covid is just a perfectly normal post viral syndrome, and the majority of people who claim to have it can only indulge themselves in this way because of generous sick pay entitlements. It is certainly not an illness of the self employed or those that only get statutory sick pay.
The DT don’t like it up ’em.
Long covid really does exist & is very different from a standard post viral syndrome. I have acquired neurological symptoms which are very like a multi infarct dementia. I also have pain in my bones & all my symptoms worsen after eating anything which pushes my histamine levels up.
The clinical research being carried out by properly independent academics & medics has demonstrated that it is the toxic spike protein which causes these symptoms. The spike crosses the blood brain barrier, it attaches to the ACE2 receptors in the bone marrow (hence my bone pain), it damages the epithelial lining of all blood vessels.
The only cure for long covid is early treatment to prevent the cytokine storms from developing in the first place.
I’ve not been able to work since March 2020. I can’t manage my basic daily activities without support. I have to decide what is the most important thing to achieve each day. Feed myself, shower, load/unload the dishwasher, wash clothes. For a large number of us, this is the daily reality.
Please don’t dismiss LC it’s real, it’s scary. The trajectory is progressive worsening of abilities & I know that without a treatment to slow the progression the outcome for me is not going to be a good one. I have friends who have had to return to live with parents or work out whether to seek medical input for post covid cardiac symptoms or feed the children or how to exist on SSP. Once off SSP if you have done the right thing, saved, bought rather than rent, try living on about £75 a week… Yes there are benefits like PIP etc but a successful claim is a rarity & takes about 9 months to get an answer of a yay or nay.
The spike protein is more toxic to specific racial genetic groups & us Europeans are top of the list for its favourites!
The only benefit of LC for me is that I’m fearless about speaking out, standing up for the sovereign rights of each man, woman & child. I go by a pseudonym here so that my former patients don’t recognise me online.
Description of “Post-viral syndrome” symptoms:
“CHRONIC (AND POSTVIRAL) FATIGUE SYNDROMEFatigue is a symptom of a number of diseases—anaemia, depression, chronic infection, cancer, autoimmune disorders and thyroid disorders among them. But no apparent cause can be found for a state of extreme and disabling exhaustion that has acquired a number of names, the most generally accepted worldwide being chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). In the UK, where it is (often incorrectly) known as ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis), 150 000 people are said to be affected. Other terms used for the condition are postviral fatigue syndrome (PVFS) and chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS). Symptoms may begin suddenly, sometimes after an acute viral infection, and commonly include incapacitating and persistent fatigue, muscle aches, joint pains, weakness after exercise, headaches, swollen glands, digestive disorders, inability to concentrate, memory loss, recurring minor infections or low-grade fevers, depression, an increasing sense of being unable to function, sleep disturbance, light sensitivity, food intolerance and environmental allergies. Diagnosis is controversial and, with the lack of an obvious cause, conventional medical opinion is divided over whether CFS is a disease in its own right or a form of depression. None the less, the symptoms are very real, can last for years and are severe enough to ruin people’s lives. In the US, the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) maintains a list of defining symptoms and many medical centres offer CFS clinics, while in the UK the Department of Health officially recognizes it as a ‘debilitating and distressing condition’.”
From the paper “David Peters MBChB DRCOG MFHom MLCOM, … Sue Morrison MA FRCGP, in Integrating Complementary Therapies in Primary Care, 2002″.
Post-viral syndrome is a serious illness, and has been afflicting people for decades now. The symptoms you describe and call “long covid” are nit especially new in that respect.
People have been suffering terribly from idiosyncratic ally hypersensitive reactions to viruses in general for a long time.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/postviral-fatigue-syndrome
I wish you were not suffering so much and admire you for speaking out. Have you seen the discussion on the World Council for Health website where Pierre Kory, Ryan Cole and others discuss the question of how to help the vaccine injured? It’s on Dr Mark Trozzi’s webite as well but I don’t seem able to copy the link. See http://www.drtrozzi.org. I really hope you can find a way to get rid of the toxic spike protein from your body.
Thank you Rachel. Dr Kory has been magnificent throughout along with the likes of Dr Tess Lawrie, Dr Peter McCullough, Zev Zelenko.
World Council for Health is a gem of a resource for all of us.
I have tried everything suggested by Dr Kory from way back when he first published his FLCCC protocols. Sadly nothing has worked yet.
I will be starting a nutraceutical treatment which Dr Kory has added to his treatment protocol. It has proved to be very successful at alleviating symptoms to improve quality of life but not curing us real long haulers.
I will continue to speak up for those who are wrongly accused or unable to speak up for themselves.
It sounds awful. I hope you find ways to treat/alleviate it. However the symptoms you describe are frequent/common symptoms of post-viral syndrome and have been documented/studied for decades.
I tried posting an excerpt and links to an article earlier today but it was held up waiting for approval, and now seems to have vanished completely, so I won’t include any links in this post.
However this is the excerpt describing the symptoms of post-viral syndrome:
“David Peters MBChB DRCOG MFHom MLCOM, Sue Morrison MA FRCGP, in
Integrating Complementary Methods in Primary Care” 2002
CHRONIC (AND POSTVIRAL) FATIGUE SYNDROME:
Fatigue is a symptom of a number of diseases—anaemia, depression, chronic infection, cancer, autoimmune disorders and thyroid disorders among them. But no apparent cause can be found for a state of extreme and disabling exhaustion that has acquired a number of names, the most generally accepted worldwide being Chronic fatigue syndrome/CFS. In the UK, where it is (often incorrectly) known as ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis), 150 000 people are said to be affected. Other terms used for the condition are postviral fatigue syndrome (PVFS) and chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS). Symptoms may begin suddenly, sometimes after an acute viral infection, and commonly include incapacitating and persistent fatigue, muscle aches, jpint pains, weakness after exercise, headaches, swollen glands, digestive disorders. , inability to concentrate, memory loss, recurring minor infections or low-grade fevers, depression, an increasing sense of being unable to function, sleep disturbance, light sensitivity, food intolerance and environmental allergies. Diagnosis is controversial and, with the lack of an obvious cause, conventional medical opinion is divided over whether CFS is a disease in its own right or a form of depression. None the less, the symptoms are very real, can last for years and are severe enough to ruin people’s lives. In the US, the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) maintains a list of defining symptoms and many medical centres offer CFS clinics, while in the UK the Department of Health officially recognizes it as a ‘debilitating and distressing condition’.”
PS. The link to the article:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/postviral-fatigue-syndrome
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NB. Note that the paper excerpted above was written in *2002*.
I also have suffered from post viral syndrome, after an illness while travelling/on holiday, which has included mental illness and food intolerance, among other things, neither of which have ever completely disappeared again, 30 years later! But I have learned to manage them.
Thank you.
The difference between the two is the slow degenerative process. CFS doesn’t slowly get worse & there is an improvement from the post viral stage, not a full recovery.
Long covid for some of us is degenerative. Serious fatigue is involved but this is very different.
I’m not sure about that. The autoimmune inflammation/hyper-vigilance and self-destructive “hysteria” which was triggered then has continued, sometimes worse, sometimes less, depending on what I eat, how much sunshine I get, and how much exercise, stress etc I’m experiencing, with effects on my intestinal tract/digestion and absorption, my thyroid function, and blood sugar/regulation/insulin metabolism, aswell as my mental health, signs of continuing auto-destruction of the intestinal lining, thyroid and pancreas aswell as glial cells in my brain, etc..
Vedicinals 9 is showing some good results at clearing the spike protein. Not 100% effective for the real long long haulers. Lot of research has gone into it. It works best when combined with pre, pro & post biotics plus some other supplements. Has been through a clinical trial & they’re currently offering a 42 day course for delivery cost only & requesting honest feedback to help develop the product to improve effectiveness. They have a FB page.
This is what I’m starting on.
I’ve been following a protocol to rebalance my gut flora which has helped (Dr Leo Galland) Long Covid-19 Foundation has been funding research & disseminating developments.
I hope that you too find some improvements.
https://longcovidfdn.com/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1063032337772779/?hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&multi_permalinks=1263791481030196
I am sorry you are so poorly.
Thank you.
https://twitter.com/Humble_Analysis/status/1554209709317505025PLC@humble analysis…..
PLC@humble analysis…..
Japan is currently reporting record covid cases (2nd highest case rate on Earth, behind only Australia), despite near universal indoor/outdoor mask wearing and despite boosting 72% of their population.
If masks and boosters didn’t stop this wave, what is Japan to do?
The Israeli PECC
https://twitter.com/PECC_eng/status/1553366880630472706
Why have only 20% of the nurses and doctors in the Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) taken the 4th dose after more than 96% of them had taken the 3rd dose? Have they become anti-science and anti-vaxxers?
A steep drop from over 90% compliance 6 months earlier, only 10% of the nurses and 22% of the doctors ≤60YO took the 4th jab. In the >60YO, the drop was also significant. Looks like the trust had diminished, the decision was made, and the majority said NO MORE.
Despite the IMOH’s 4th dose recommendation at the end of December 2021 when the number of Omicron cases surged, most of them declined vaccination, including in the 6 months since. If the medical teams do not trust the IMOH, how can the public be expected to do so?
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-controlled-explosion-that-is-sri-lanka/
The Davos Deviants played this game to perfection didn’t they?
A small country like Sri Lanka as a useful experiment, people already hungry, no work no food. Just sign up for your QR code.
Bang, the gates are shut.
Interesting that this was published way back when.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/billionaire-club-in-bid-to-curb-overpopulation-d2fl22qhl02
No surprise that the MSM has forgotten all about it…
Toby all of this has been long in the planning. The cabal has captured & turned too many of our politicians, including your friend the current PM
The damage which is being done to food security & supply by the green agenda.
This posted by the Ice Age Farmer
WELL PUT: decarbonization strangling food production:
>> “A close friend farms over 10,000 acres of corn in the mid-west. The property is spread out over 3 counties. His operation is a “partnership farm” with John Deere. They use the larger farm operations as demonstration projects for promotion and development of new equipment. He recently received a phone call from his John Deere representative, and they want the farm to go to electric tractors and combines in 2023. He currently has 5 diesel combines that cost $900,000 each that are traded in every 3 years. Also, over 10 really BIG tractors. JD wants him to go all electric soon.
He said: “Ok, I have some questions.
– How do I charge these combines when they are 3 counties away from the shop in the middle of a cornfield, in the middle of nowhere?
– How do I run them 24 hours a day for 10 or 12 days straight when the harvest is ready, and the weather is coming in?
– How do I get a 50,000+ lb. combine that takes up the width of an entire road back to the shop 20 miles away when the battery goes dead?
There was dead silence on the other end of the phone.
When the corn is ready to harvest, it has to have the proper sugar and moisture content. If it is too wet, it has to be put in giant dryers that burn natural or propane gas, and lots of it. Harvest time is critical because if it degrades in sugar content or quality, it can drop the value of his crop by half a million dollars or more. It is analyzed at time of sale. It is standard procedure to run these machines 10 to 12 days straight, 24 hours a day at peak harvest time. When they need fuel, a tanker truck delivers it, and the machines keep going. John Deere’s only answer is “we’re working on it.” They are being pushed by the Zero carbon agenda to force these electric machines on the American farmer.
These people are out of control. They are messing with the production of food crops that feed people and livestock… all in the name of their “green dream.”
Look for the cost of your box of cornflakes to triple in the next 24 months…”
Wake up! Stand up! Speak up!
Let’s return sanity to our nation.
Dr Mike Yeadon, formerly of this parish, has been leading from the front right from the start of this. Jerm has too.
https://thevigilantfox.substack.com/p/totalitarian-control-was-always-the
Thanks for the link.
I am a big fan of Dr Mike Yeadon and have been since he came out to denounce this lot at the start.
Sadly, Dr Mike Yeadon is bang on the money. Depopulation.
“Facing a future of accelerating climate change while blind to worst-case scenarios is naive risk management at best and fatally foolish at worst,” the scientists said, adding that there were “ample reasons” to suspect global heating could result in an apocalyptic disaster.”
From The Groan article – climate endgame. Is this comic running a short story competition? I was going to call it fiction but it’s not even worthy of that. How do these people sleep at night?
Unbelievable.
Go on…somebody explain how they calculated this??
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-tube-tfl-junk-food-ad-ban-research-b1016062.html
junk food advertising restrictions on Transport for London (TfL) networks have prevented almost 100,000 obesity cases, research suggests.
The advertising policy, which has been in place since 2019, could save the NHS more than £200 million, researchers claim.
They estimate the policy has directly led to 94,867 fewer cases of obesity than expected (a 4.8 per cent decrease), 2,857 fewer cases of diabetes, and 1,915 fewer cases of cardiovascular disease.
The rule restricts the advertisement of foods high in calories from sugar and fat or high in salt.
The analysis from the University of Sheffield and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) estimated the policy would save the NHS £218 million over the lifetime of the current population.
LOL…did they train at Imperial??0
Definitely graduates of Imperial eb.
There’s only one question to be asked of these charlatans – can you show me your sums?
A remark to the Eugyppius text: Judging solely from really weird stuff which happend with my body in 2019, Sars-CoV2 was in England in September 2019. The first symptoms I experienced was an almost two months long bout of vertigo (I didn’t know the term back then, though) followed by about a week of serious, flu-type sickness in November. I’m still not entirely free from weird symptoms, mostly sudden flashes of pain in all kinds of body parts, but these have decreased a lot in both severity and frequency.