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News Round-Up

by Nick Dixon
8 January 2023 12:36 AM

  • “Students failing university exams after pandemic inflated their A-level entry grades” – Another one of those unexpected outcomes, from the Telegraph.
  • “Why the year of the Rabbit will decide China’s Covid gamble” – China tacitly admits deaths higher than reported but still predicts a soft landing. Others are not so sure, according to the Telegraph.
  • “After three years of Zero-Covid, nothing feels real in newly ‘free’ Shanghai” – Officials locked down people in lavatories and swabbed fish. Now restrictions are no more but millions remain traumatised, writes Cameron Wilson in the Times.
  • “Critics claim Covid jabs are causing heart problems – do they have any proof?” – A largely on-narrative piece from Sarah Knapton in the Telegraph, though which does explain how Covid vaccines can kill people (but claims it only happens “rarely”).
  • “Former dragon Rachel Elnaugh has set up a safe haven for anti-vaxxers” – Former Dragons’ Den star Rachel Elnaugh has raised nearly £1 million with a group called Phoenix Rose to buy 70 acres of Derbyshire forest as a ‘safe haven’ for so-called ‘anti-vaxxers’. The Mail is calling these people “dangerous”, when in reality they just sound slightly new agey.
  • “Switzerland slated to destroy millions of mRNA vaccine doses in 2023” – Vaccine enthusiasm may still be the mainstream position, but revealed preferences show that enormous majorities everywhere are done with mass vaccination, writes Eugyppius.
  • ”Consequences for Children: the data so far” – Lockdowns and other pandemic restrictions have really taken a toll on teenagers, causing disruptions to education and socialisation that have led to increased anxiety and worsening mental health, writes Justin Hart for Brownstone.
  • “The TTE Data Snapshot” – Do our current NHS woes justify further restrictions? The data do not support the current narrative, write Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson.
  • “Why Is The Vaccine Killing Our Young Men And Women?” – A new study provides valuable clues about the toxicity of the spike protein, writes the ‘Midwestern Doctor’.
  • “Electric car revolution at crisis point due to charging point shortage” – The world finally wakes up to what every taxi driver already knows about electric cars, according to This is Money.
  • “Conservation needs shooting – it’s time environmental activists understood this truth” – Saving species often involves spilling blood, writes Patrick Galbraith in the Telegraph.
  • “Children forced into face masks after fears teachers might not show up” – Government documents reveal how seriously the Department for Education took threats from unions during pandemic, the Telegraph reports.
  • “Green Energy Revolution? Oil Use Growing at a Million Barrels per Day Per Year?” – Other than the Covid lockdown dip, there is no evidence of a drop in demand for oil, writes Eric Worrall in WUWT.
  • “Greta Thunberg statue costing staggering £24,000 at university sparks outrage as even woke students left furious” – Winchester University’s Greta statue appears to have irritated virtually everyone, according to GB News.
  • “National Maritime Museum declares its failure to ‘reflect the legacies of slavery’ and ‘black voices’… sparking accusation curators are ‘erasing our glorious history with woke nonsense’” – The National Maritime Museum has been slammed after discrediting one of its own galleries because the “legacies” of slavery are “absent” from it, reports the Mail.
  • “How teachers are re-educating boys brainwashed by Andrew Tate” – Teachers are having to re-brainwash boys who have been brainwashed by Andrew Tate, according to the Times.
  • “Free speech risks being compromised by equality laws, Cambridge don warns” – Prof Arif Ahmed, the frontrunner to become the Government’›s new free speech champion, says such legislation could end up undermining debate, reports the Telegraph.
  • “Jack Monroe: The acceptable face of poverty” – Frugality has been turned into a middle-class virtue, writes Kathleen Stock for UnHerd.
  • “Radio 4 is becoming a parody of itself” – The former ‘brain’ of the BBC is now self-satisfied, tiresome and snobbish, says Julie Burchill in Spiked.
  • “U.K. police forces spend £66,000 on LGBT rainbow cars, shoelaces and flags” – Police chiefs are accused of “wasting money on woke nonsense” by the Taxpayers’ Alliance, according to the Telegraph.
  • “Should young people emigrate?” – Adam Limb weighs into the Peter Hitchens vs Carl Benjamin debate in the Critic.
  • “The pandemic didn’t cause the collateral damages. The response to the pandemic caused the collateral damages” – Bill Maher is absolutely right, tweets James Melville.

The pandemic didn’t cause the collateral damages. The response to the pandemic caused the collateral damages. Bill Maher is absolutely right.

pic.twitter.com/pz7qohUP2e

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) January 7, 2023

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wokeman
wokeman
11 months ago

Why not posthumously honour Mengele whilst they are at it? The Royal Society has always been scientifically suspect having staunchly defended garbage like aether theory and being over run by the fixists pre ww2.

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FerdIII
FerdIII
11 months ago
Reply to  wokeman

Ether exists. Space is full of particles. Einstein the Jewish wizard and fraud was completely wrong. So wrong he quietly inserted the ether back into the GTR in 1915 having taken it out to make his equations balance in the STR of 1905. Relativity is to put it nicely, utter bullshit.

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wokeman
wokeman
11 months ago
Reply to  FerdIII

Relativity is pretty well proven the atomic clock experiment as well as the gravitational shift to red of light are pretty robust. The quackery in physics came with the Copenhagen interpretation of QM, which is palpable bs, IE the moon doesn’t exist till I look at it.

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iconoclast
iconoclast
11 months ago
Reply to  wokeman

Agreed.

The big problem for the Copenhagen interpretation aside from the stupidity of observation determining probabilistically the state of a system is David Bohm’s deterministic version of QM.

And the problem is this – as a QM theory has been devised which is not probabilitistic but deterministic which works – which David Bohm’s does then that shows QM is really not about probabilities at all and trashes the Copehagen interpretation.

So Neils Bohr et al were really not as smart as they thought they were when they kept on trashing Einstein’s view that God does not play dice.

God might play dice but not with the laws of nature.

Bohmian Mechanics (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
Bohmian mechanics, which is also called the de Broglie-Bohm theory, the pilot-wave model, and the causal interpretation of quantum mechanics, is a version of quantum theory discovered by Louis de Broglie in 1927 and rediscovered by David Bohm in 1952.

…..

Bell did not establish the impossibility of a deterministic reformulation of quantum theory, nor did he ever claim to have done so. On the contrary, until his untimely death in 1990, Bell was the prime proponent, and for much of this period almost the sole proponent, of the very theory, Bohmian mechanics, that he supposedly demolished.

Bohmian mechanics is of course as much a counterexample to the Kochen-Specker argument for the impossibility of hidden variables as it is to the one of von Neumann. It is obviously a counterexample to any such argument. However reasonable the assumptions of such an argument may be, some of them must fail for Bohmian mechanics.

Why is the idea that at the instant of human observation that crystallises one state of a probability of any number of states stupid?

It is because every part of the universe is constantly interacting with every other part – all parts of the universe are constantly ‘observing‘ all other parts.

It is a modern scientific equivalent of the remarkable self-taught scientist and philosopher Margaret Lucas Cavendish’s inanimate awareness of matter [1623-1673] – Margaret Lucas Cavendish – Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

So it therefore follows that there cannot be any number of probable states of any particular aspect of the universe. It is a self-watching self-aware system in an inanimate sense.

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Heretic
Heretic
11 months ago
Reply to  FerdIII

Well and bravely said! I’ve hardly ever heard anyone bold enough to tell the truth about Einstein the Plagiarist Fraud.

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iconoclast
iconoclast
11 months ago
Reply to  FerdIII

FerdIII it is instructive that ‘science’ abandons theories prematurely.

The Michelson-Morley experiment was not conclusive, showing approximately 25% of the expected 30m/s speed of an “aether wind” from Earth orbiting the Sun.

This anomaly went ignored for a century and more.

As you say, the aether was abandoned it is said because of Special Relativity.

Einstein accepted a new version to explain parts of General Relativity.

Nobel prize winner the late Professor Maurice Allais and the late Dr Robert Latham [latterly of the Blackett Laboratories, Imperial College, London] collaborated on investigating the anomalies with much unpublished research held by The Allais Foundation in Paris.

Latham was ridiculed by his Imperial College colleagues as “still believing in the aether” whereas in fact he was one of the most talented constructors of sensitive measuring apparatus in the world and that was part of his contributions to Professor Allais’ work. In addition, he was doing what a scientist should – checking and investigating anomalies.

He has sadly passed without his contributions to scientific inquiry being recognised – whilst as we see from DS the truly dreadful Anthony Fauci is honoured by what seem IMHO to be the now highly political supporters of globalist policies at the Royal Society.

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Smudger
Smudger
11 months ago
Reply to  wokeman

Can these fraudsters really expect to get donations from Dr Gates et al if they don’t honour Fauci and Mann.

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FerdIII
FerdIII
11 months ago

They honoured that idiot quack Saint Edward Jenner of the Stabbinations. He murdered thousands with his smallpox quackcine poison. 3 days before he died he admitted in a letter that people were injured and dying and he was ‘beset with difficulties’. He always talked about ‘needing money’. £3 million transferred by HMG to Jennings and friends. Thus began criminal pharma.

So why not a criminal like Fauci. AIDS – Rona and much else. He just bought a $18 million estate on the Potomac – a payment as the world’s greatest drug salesmen. NIAID was out of business until Fauci and Gallo concocted the AIDS scam (which used the PCR test scam).

Royal Society – has not much to do with real science. Another useless self congratulating entity of preening empty headed peacocks and criminals.

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Sforzesca
Sforzesca
11 months ago

Apologies for being Off Topic (although Fauci is partly and mainly responsible for pushing vaccines so maybe not).
This is very relevant to the “Obesity Epidemic” topic a few days ago but until now I couldn’t find the link :-

https://vinuarumugham.substack.com/p/obesity-and-diabetes-are-vaccine

As far as Fauci’s Honour goes, look no further than the likes of Sir Tony Blair and our expert epidemiologist Sir John Edmunds.
No comment really needed as to why the establishment do this.

Fwiw though I think they do it just to take the piss (out of us, not them).

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wokeman
wokeman
11 months ago
Reply to  Sforzesca

It’s to reinforce the establishment.

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Hester
Hester
11 months ago
Reply to  Sforzesca

Don’t call it an Obesity epidemic for God’s sake, next we will have the WHO telling us its a pandemic and we must all stop eating anything except Billy boys bugs and lab produced gloop that they call fake meat.

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
11 months ago

“We, the true Royal Apostles and Prophets of Science™ discern the anointing of power on these worthy brethren, Anthony Fauci and Michael Mann, and by the laying on of our hands we decree and declare that they too are Apostles of Science whose authority is to be accepted by all the people, or be under the curse. Lo, we have spoken.”

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Free Lemming
Free Lemming
11 months ago

Why has the Royal Society Honoured Anthony Fauci?

To remind us all of who’s in charge. A simple psychological game of confusion and demoralisation.

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
11 months ago

Morning fellow sufferers , your succinct comments so far have this back slapping debacle covered 👏 , can I just add the vision of “AIDS inducing Fauci” when he appeared wearing 3 different patterned face masks ! He was definitely mocking us !!

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Myra
Myra
11 months ago

And Tedros was given a honorary doctorate by the University of Glasgow…

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sskinner
sskinner
11 months ago

I’ve posted this link before but in my humble opinion this is a useful perspective on Fauci and I’m sure the good people at the Royal Society have considered such evidence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KziNZARsv1s&t=13s
Fauci & The Communists

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RTSC
RTSC
11 months ago

Why?

Because they’re all part of the Globalist Clerisy.

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Bill Hickling
Bill Hickling
11 months ago

The Royal Society has been taken over by the politically-correct, just like every other institution.

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Heretic
Heretic
11 months ago

Drumpf MAGA worshippers will be glad their hero’s “Warp Speed” vaccination tsar has been duly honoured.

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Arum
Arum
11 months ago

It’s all a political pose, as you suggest. Anything with the word ‘Royal’ in its title needs to be regarded with the utmost suspicion, anyway

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Covid-1984
Covid-1984
11 months ago

Let’s hope they’ll be able to visit Fauci in prison

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soundofreason
soundofreason
11 months ago
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Visit? They should be in the next cell over.

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Old Brit
Old Brit
11 months ago

RIP Royal Society

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