- “Why is there no COVID-19 commission in America?” – Over the past year, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Denmark have begun or completed public investigations into their countries’ responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the U.S. deserves one too, say Margery Smelkinson and Leslie Bienen in UnHerd.
- “Dr. Fauci Comes Clean on Vaccines and Respiratory Viruses” – David Bell in Brownstone says Fauci’s recent article criticising the Covid vaccines “underlines the deception of the past two years”.
- “Natural Protection from SARS-CoV-2” – As it turns out, “natural infection is the way out of the pandemic”, write Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson, feeling vindicated by a recent Lancet meta-analysis.
- “How The Manipulation in Most COVID-19 Studies Works” – The Law, Health and Technology Newsletter explains the various cohort biases that “make the pro-vaccine Covidian omelette”.
- “Beware of bias” – The ONS’s 2021 Covid anniversary report was accused of bias, writes Laura Dodsworth. “As it produces its vaccine report we should ask, could it happen again?”
- “This Covid Commemoration is a travesty” – Tom Penn in TCW asks if there will be a plaque to the 40,000 care workers sacked because they asserted their medical right not to be vaccinated.
- “Anatomy of the sinister Covid Project, Part 4” – Paula Jardine in TCW continues her exposé of the people behind the global biosecurity coup.
- “SNP’s Forbes blasts ‘illiberal’ attacks on her gay marriage views” – The SNP is in meltdown after the leadership front runner unashamedly stated her devout Christian views on topics from gay marriage to gender identity, reports the Mail.
- “Can progressives handle Christian politicians?” – Stephen Daisley in the Spectator says that Kate Forbes is “being Faronned”, and he suspects that, “drunk on their own modern (and therefore superior) sense of virtue”, progressives “simply regard orthodox Christianity as bigotry that must be suppressed”.
- “Kate Forbes’ opponents are the truly intolerant ones” – Apparently, opposing gay marriage and gender self-ID makes you unfit to be Scottish First Minister, remarks Tom Slater in Spiked.
- “Kemi Badenoch: I admire Kate Forbes for being honest” – The Business Secretary says she respects the SNP leadership contender for telling the truth, even though her gay marriage views have harmed her campaign, reports the Telegraph.
- “The Negation of Reality is No Fairytale” – Thorsteinn Siglausson sees the woke neutering of Roald Dahl as a symptom of a deeper problem.
- “There is a real scandal in children’s books – and it has nothing to do with Roald Dahl” – For all his failings, Dahl had children’s best interests at heart, unlike those embedding highly divisive content in the school curriculum, writes Allison Pearson in the Telegraph.
- “Roald Dahl: Cultural Vandalism” – The woke censorship mob is at it again, says Jack Watson in the New Conservative.
- “‘I was a sensitivity reader – until I realised why I was hired’” – A sensitivity reader in the Telegraph says that all who were given the role were young and traumatised in some way.
- “We must defend Stephen Fry from the speech police” – Even right-on, liberal luvvies are now at risk of cancellation and should be defended, says Patrick O’Flynn in Spiked.
- “‘She’s chosen to live a lie’: Race faker posing as social justice activist who claimed she was of Latin, South Asian and Arab descent is unmasked by her own mother – who confirms the liar is ‘as white as snow’” – Raquel Saraswati, 39, has claimed Arab, Latina and South Asian ancestry, but her mother has revealed she is of white European descent, adding: “She’s chosen to live a lie, and I find that very, very sad,” the Mail reports.
- “Google tells U.S. Supreme Court it is not legally responsible for internet posts” – Google could be forced to take responsibility for videos that YouTube recommends to its users if a landmark legal challenge against the company that could “blow up the internet” succeeds in America’s top court.
- “Labour’s Asian-origin heartlands want lower immigration too” – New UnHerd data has revealed that Labour’s Asian-origin heartlands are, like much of Britain, opposed to the currently high levels of immigration into the U.K.
- “Prince Harry and Meghan break their silence on that South Park episode to blast ‘boring and baseless’ reports that they’re planning to sue – but don’t address claims Duchess is ‘upset and overwhelmed’” – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have finally broken their silence on the episode of South Park in which they were mercilessly mocked and ridiculed, the Mail reports.
- “LEGO goes woke! New ‘Friends’ range will include ‘diverse’ characters with different skin tones and one born with a missing limb – while others suffer from ‘anxiety, neurodivergence and Down Syndrome’” – LEGO has unveiled a range of new characters, with a range of skin tones and nationalities, several of whom suffer from disabilities, including one born with a missing limb, reports the Mail. Sounds like fun.
- “Eating less Meat won’t save the Planet. Here’s Why” – Watch a defence of meat and why its impact on the environment is exaggerated by activists.
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This has just come in on Steve Kirsch’s substack.
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/pathologist-ryan-cole-on-the-mysterious?s=r
Pathologist Ryan Cole on the mysterious blood clots
I interviewed Dr. Ryan Cole on the mystery blood clots that are seen in up to 93% of embalmer cases. He received tissue samples from the embalmers.
Bottom line: Dr. Cole had no other explanation for these clots which can kill people other than the vaccine. It didn’t happen during COVID at all.
Silence from the CDC on all of this (as you’d expect).
You’d think with this affecting up to 93% of cases, the CDC might be just a little interested? No chance.
You might think the mainstream press would cover this? No chance.
The abnormal clots contain white cells and fibrin – holding large amounts of protein which makes them rubbery.
They are directly formed by the impact of the spike on blood. And as spike lasts for a long time in the body, (because the genetic instructions from the vax create an artificially stable spike protein that we now know is persistent) the clotting process continues, and the clots build.
Steve Kirsch has had two vaxxes, so I do not know how he feels about his prospects.
Might this be more of an issue for people who have had vaccinations directly into a blood vessel rather than intramuscular? I believe that there was some concern during the mass vaccination that some vaccinators were not using a proper technique…?
All vaccinators in the UK are told that aspiration (drawing back the syringe plunger to ensure there is no venous blood therein) is not required. This despite it being standard practice for decades. Dr Campbell showed vax injections in China where the injector took a fraction of a second to check before the injection was completed.
Too difficult (or ‘time-wasting’) for our jabbers, it seems.
And tough luck if you receive a veinful of what was supposed to go into a shoulder muscle.
Still, our NHS is the envy of the world, innit – so we must be right?
This shocking revelation has been around for some time but seems mysterioulsy to have had little attention .
The great problem is of course that the mainstream media studiously avoid an enormous amount of evidence, in a world in which people have been trained to believe that they “basically” get things right.
People have also been trained to be wary of “fringe” ideas and “conspiracy theories”.
What makes it all the more difficult is that they have additionally been taught that those who believe in or follow “fringe” ideas and “conspiracy theories” might be highly intelligent and well-meaning.. So any qualifications, knowledge and general decency they have no longer counts – they are deluded, carried away.
When we speak with emotion because we’re alarmed at what’s being done to people, it’s seen as further evidence that we are not entirely rational.
We’re not only dealing with the ferocity of the last two years, but with the insidious developments of at least the last half century. So much has come to a head.
Fringe ideas and conspiracy theories these days come from Governments and the media.
Kafkaesque.
He’s probably waggling a finger at those who’ve had three.
Practically every interview Kirsch does is important and thought-provoking. I can’t think of one interview or topic that’s been followed up with by a mainstream media “journalist.” This is the tell about our “watchdog” press. If it’s potentially important – and challenges the narrative – they don’t cover it.
What was known quite early on (summer 2020 IIRC) is that children are more likely to catch Covid than adults, but far less likely to infect others. There was even a UK study into this that showed that children’s biggest risk was infection from teachers (but it was okay because they didn’t get ill). Teachers themselves mainly caught Covid from other teachers (again, IIRC).
This actual science has been routinely ignored — indeed, they keep on saying that it is the children that are causing a substantial amount of transmission (and thus they must be vaccinated, even though that doesn’t stop infection/transmission anyway).
But, of course, ignoring the science and promoting random stuff (that promotes some agenda or another) is exactly what politicians have done from the start.
Teachers just used covid as an excuse to not show up to work but continue to get paid.
They dangled the emotional threat of what would happen if teachers start dying from covid. No politician wanted to live with that. So easier to close schools. Children don’t have a voice, don’t vote. Parents don’t want to rage against teachers because they look after their children. Perfect storm, really. Which also explains why schools are among the last places to drop mask mandates.
Interestingly, anyone know of any teachers that caught covid in a school and died? I’m not aware of any, and I’m pretty sure if it had happened it would have been all over the news.
The only teachers that I know who caught it, did so at Christmas 2021. They spent the best part of two years in classrooms with the little
germbagsdarlings and failed to catch theplaguecoof. Instead, as soon as they were brave enough to have a Christmas social, they spread it like wildfire amongst themselves. Sniffles all round, of course due to themneedlesslythankfully being vaccinated, ignoring the lonebravewreckless unvaccinated member of their group having barely noticeable symptoms.Nothing made any difference anywhere, as predicted at the start, by us and most pandemic planners before 2020.
Not merely succinctly put, but factually correct.
Not quite. Some measures made things worse.
Indeed they did. It’s clear that school closures damaged children’s education. Mask mandates damaged the mental health of adults and children alike. Our health has been damaged by the blessed NHS shutting its doors.
Not to mention all the elderly unfortunates doomed to die unvisited in care homes, having been infected by their untested fellow inmates who’d been kicked out of hospital beds.
As shambles go, this one would take some beating.
Indeed. If there was an agenda in all the precautions, nobody bothered to show it to the virus, which merrily did what viruses do.
Talking of ‘fake news’ I’d like to point out that the photo for this article is a fake – I’ve been up the Tokyo Tower and Mount Fuji just isn’t that close! You can just about make it out on the horizon. If you doubt this, try this photo:
https://www.123rf.com/photo_96737210_tokyo-aerial-view-city-skyline-with-tokyo-tower-tokyo-japan.html
Thanks, I wondered about that pic, as while I remember seeing Mount Fuji from the plane approaching Tokyo I can’t recall being able to see it from anywhere in the city.
One of the pandemic’s side-effects has been making mountains appear closer than they are.
And mountains out of molehills….
I think the photo in your link has had the mountain removed. So ner.
It’s worth noting that both studies appear to cover spring 2020 (i.e. pre Alpha), and are from countries with a low, or very low incidence of the virus in the first place.
It is far from certain that the same finding would be found in countries with higher incidence, or with Alpha or later variants of the virus.
Sweden low incidence? Data please.
The studies were comparative. It doesn’t matter what the prevalence in the Country was, as long as there was no difference in prevalence in the two areas compared.
It’s worth nothing that we’ve all been fed a diet which was very high on I don’t know something, therefore … ramblings aka appeals to ignorance for the last two years. Because of the absolutely marvellous human immune system, robust natural immunity against that has developed meanwhile.
Specifically, this means that absolutely nothing follows from Idle Eric is ignorant of something and that your text is thus free of content.
Which raises an interesting question. The justification for closing schools/masking the little dears was supposedly based on schools and their children being significant spreaders of influenza, ergo must apply to CoV 2.
So if it is now shown that schools/children are not CoV spreaders, might not the same be true for influenza?
Despite all past experience that showed that habitual masked populations like Japanese and other Asians with this predilection, produced no noticeable reduction in spread of influenza and deaths during epidemics, the reverse was applied to CoV 2.
It’s clear now, the CoVid Pandemic Playbook used by Governments was to look up all past experience and what had been learned, and do the opposite.
It was to submit to base instincts because of lack of leadership, lack of ability in leadership, and a frightened population.
It was probably to ensure people “worked from home”.
The more I think about it, it’s clear that the flu vaccine program was vital to what was to come with the COVID vaccine program. The flu “vaccine” doesn’t work either, but this didn’t stop non-stop marketing and advertising to get as much of the population vaccinated as possible.
FWIW, the estimates of flu deaths pushed by the CDC are also highly suspect and subject to massive future revisions.
Worth repeating: Prior to the avian influenza non-event of 2004, flu vaccines didn’t seem to exist (ie, I’ve never even heard of someone who would have wanted one).
Per my research, only 500 people died of the flu in the 2002-2003 flu season – per CDC estimates at the time. Skip forward 15 years and the CDC said that 80,000 Americans died from the flu in the 2017-2018 flu season.
Strangely and for reasons that make no sense, the CDC later revised this death estimate to 61,000 deaths and now estimate that 53.000 people died of the flu that flu season. So basically, somehow, the number of people who died from the flu that winter decreased by 37,000 deaths (almost 40 percent).
If, that is, you discount the transmission of education.
It’s beyond doubt that the lockup was the most insane public policy measure in recent history.
The policy in Sweden led to only 620 additional “cases.” We don’t know the age of the people who would have contracted these cases, but surely most were under 40 – as most parents or students are under 40. As probably 70 percent of “cases” were asymptomatic or very mild, maybe only an additional 186 people in all of Sweden even met the definition of being “sick.”
A bad flu outbreak causes 186 people to be sick in the smallest of towns.
Those 620 cases might have arguably led to one or two preventable “deaths.” For this alleged benefit you close schools in an entire country for years?
Those 620 cases might have arguably led to one or two preventable “deaths.”
Another shining example of Considering what we really believe in, it seems plausible that … reasoning. The only way to determine if a death was preventable is to rerun the experiment without the supposed prevention measures and ascertain that it then always has a different outcome. This is impossible. Hence, we cannot possibly know this.
This is not so much supposed to be a criticism of your statement, more a hint showing the Covidianism which has also crept into your mind. As rational human beings, we must accept that our knowledge about this world is limited and that we can’t fill this gap with speculation.
No, I understand your point and agree with it. It’s impossible to know if the lockdowns prevented any deaths – because the only way to know that would be to go back in time and not do those things … and even then you would have no way of knowing what the other result would have been.
That’s why I worded my statement the way I did. “These cases might have “arguably” led to one or two preventable deaths.
People argue that these measures prevented millions of deaths. I’m not one of these people. You could more plausible argue that the lockdowns caused millions of preventable deaths.
That’s not my understanding of argue as there’s no argument in such a statement. So-disposed people assert that this must have happened because of their preconceived belief that their infection control measures are effective and that this infection must be controlled to avoid disaster.
I think it’s important to avoid granting them this point as this immediately leads to the Granny killer accusation: Had I (the person in favour of Corona measures) only been allowed to do as I wanted to, deaths could have been prevented! But that’s a nonsense claim. There’s no way to prove that presence of something has prevented a death which would otherwise have happened. As it stands, we (as humans) can kill people but we cannot stop them from dying.
Considering this, I’d argue that lockdowns et al caused a lot of harm due to their (by now) well-documented directly harmful effects. But not that they caused preventable deaths because we cannot know this.
There was never a sincere attempt to understand this pathogen. It was the very signature of every investigation that sincerity was not an option. You could see that from the beginning. If you want to understand it you have to see it as essentially a measurement tool that was introduced when the system was coming down in February 2020. They milked it for everything they could and the mechanisms are still in place. It isn’t actually that difficult to understand when you grasp the idea that the world is given over to evil on a systemic level. In fact is is exactly what you might expect.
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More spam advertising for some pills from India. It makes me laugh – all this speculation about what’s in the ‘vaccines’ yet willing to drop these tablets from India down your throat without question?!
‘PCR’ eh? That test that can’t detect infection, you mean?
No doubt Dr Kary Mullis would turn in his untimely grave if he knew how his work was being abused.