- “Biden administration to end many COVID-19 vaccine requirements next week” – The Biden administration will end its COVID-19 vaccine requirements for federal workers, federal contractors and international air travellers next week, reports US News.
- “Randi Weingarten’s incredible Covid memory loss” – The teachers’ union boss tries to rewrite the pandemic history of school closures, according to the Wall Street Journal’s editorial board.
- “The freezer-truck canard” – In Brownstone, Jeffrey A. Tucker discredits Dr. Fauci’s recent use of the fact that freezer trucks lined up outside some hospitals at certain times during Covid as a justification for lockdowns.
- “Where have the adults gone?” – Paul Frijters, Gigi Foster and Michael Baker lament the disappearance of generalists and argue that the “group cognition problem we encountered in Covid times is a natural outgrowth of super-specialisation”, in Brownstone.
- “When I lost my sense of claret” – We cannot be thankful enough to those who have tried to protect us against the “deadly virus” and the truly devastating consequences of long Covid, says Thorsteinn Siglaugsson who, for a difficult spell, could not “distinguish between a 2005 second growth Haut-Médoc and a 2019 cru bourgeoise Graves”.
- “£40 million for cycling charity behind low-traffic zones” – A cycling and walking charity that has lobbied councils to approve the introduction of low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) has received huge sums in local government contracts to design and implement the schemes, reports the Times.
- “Greenpeace activists held in Belgium after occupying gas terminal” – Greenpeace Belgium is working to release 14 protesters who sailed inflatables into the Fluxys LGN terminal in Zeebrugge, reports the Guardian.
- “Many electric vehicles can’t go as far as advertised, report says” – EPA ratings are optimistic for most electric models, according to Fox News.
- “Biden’s quiet attack on rural America smells just as bad as manure” – Since the beginning of his administration, President Biden has enacted radical policies and imposed ridiculous mandates that would devastate our rural way of life, argues Rep. Randy Feenstra on Fox News.
- “The American anti-woke coalition” – “The West needs to develop a cultural vaccine against the woke mind virus as quickly as possible and start focusing on things that matter,” concludes Triggernometry co-host Konstantin Kisin after spending several weeks travelling in the U.S.
- “A crisis of masculinity imperils the foundations of the West” – In Britain and elsewhere, too many men and boys are being ostracised, with tragic results for both sexes, says Nick Timothy in the Telegraph.
- “Vast majority of Americans believe media increasing country’s political divide, according to poll” – A new poll found that nearly three quarters of Americans believe the media is increasing polarisation in the U.S., reports Fox News.
- “John Stuart Mill and the despotism of progress” – Conservatives have been fooled by J.S. Mill’s vision of liberty, argues University of Notre Dame Professor of Political Science Patrick Deneen in UnHerd.
- “Great Expectations viewers slam BBC for changing ending” – BBC viewers were left raging on Sunday evening when the latest adaptation of Great Expectations concluded – with a different ending to the one Dickens wrote, according to MailOnline.
- “Is Scotland the most sexist country in Europe?” – Women are being silenced, harassed and abused under Scotland’s gender regime, argues Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “It’s often the anti-racists who are the foulest of the lot” – Here’s a thought experiment. Imagine that Richard Sharp, the now ex-chairman of the BBC, was Muslim, says Stephen Pollard in MailOnline.
- “The sexism of Labour’s ‘respect’ lessons” – Starmer’s plan to teach boys how to talk to girls will sow fear and mistrust between the sexes, writes Ella Whelan in Spiked.
- “J.K. Rowling backs Joanna Cherry MP after comedy club blocks show” – Edinburgh Fringe’s biggest venue has been warned that cancellation could be illegal, reports the Times.
- “Transgender cyclist Austin Killips wins women’s Tour of the Gila – next stop Olympics?” – Killips, a biological male, took up cycling in 2019, and may now try to compete at the Olympics in the women’s category, reports the Telegraph.
- “Pupils as young as seven are being encouraged wear pronoun badges” – The Mail on Sunday has seen lesson plans which reveal children in Key Stage Two – which covers seven to 11 year-olds – are taught about being non-binary.
- “NHS Tavistock transgender clinic is threatened with court action by watchdog after failing to reveal extent of relationship with trans charity Mermaids” – London-based Tavistock Centre has until the end of the week to respond. Failure to do so could see the matter referred to the High Court, reports the Daily Mail.
- “Planners approve Britain’s ‘first female-only tower block’ in London” – The 102 flats are to be rented to single women, but biological men who identify as women can also apply, reports MailOnline.
- “Rishi Sunak is Britain’s first anti-woke Prime Minister” – Watch Mark Dolan’s monologue on GB News where he explains why Rishi’s stance on wokery may just win him the next general election.
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This is an informative paper, written in such a way that it’s accessible to all, demonstrating the different mechanisms of toxicity of the mRNA jabs. The author finds that all future mRNA injections are expected to be no safer based on the current evidence of the Covid ones.
”Why does it matter which of pathogenetic mechanisms is predominant? There are plans to convert existing vaccines, including childhood vaccines, to mRNA technology. If direct toxicity of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein were mainly responsible for the adverse events caused by the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, then future mRNA vaccines might be more benign, as long as the antigenic proteins which they encode are less toxic than the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein.
On the other hand, every mRNA vaccine will induce an immune response in the same manner as the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Therefore, if that immune response were mainly responsible for toxicity, then we must expect similarly catastrophic outcomes with all future mRNA vaccines. The arguments presented in this study indicate that this is the most likely case.”
https://mpalmer.heresy.is/2023/04/alternate-mechanisms-of-mrna-vaccine-toxicity-which-one-is-the-main-culprit/
Mogs…I have to express my admiration for your persistence in posting Covid and ‘vaxxine-related content. I have to admit that I’ve become so inured to the whole debate that I rarely pay it any attention. For me, it is over, and maybe that is a wrong decision to make but I feel that your posts are very important in continuing to try and make sense of the narrative and thereby see the bigger game at play. Anyway, just to say ‘thank you!’ Ave atque vale!
Thanks Aethelred. Well I feel exactly the same regarding all things restriction-related. I believe we can totally cease analysis and put these lockdown/mask studies/articles to bed because they’re not going to come back, although I know you’ve got your crappy NHS to contend with but just the fact that there’s inconsistencies across different Trusts is proof that they aren’t adhering to any kind of evidence. It’d be laughable if it weren’t so damaging to people using the services who all, I’m sure, expect to enter an establishment and have their human rights and bodily integrity respected not abused.
The jabs are a different kettle of fish though as this is a matter which is not just ongoing but is only going to increase. With mRNA factories being built in many countries and more toxic jabs due to enter the market then I think this is something which concerns everybody, even if you don’t have skin in the game with kids/grandkids, who might be getting their childhood vaccines converted to the mRNA platform in future. Big pharma will be expecting significant returns on their investments, after all. It’s the start of a whole new industry, essentially, with the Covid clot shots merely being the prototype. Therefore I shall continue to keep my eyes peeled and ears to the ground and share whatever bits and bobs come my way that I feel may interest people on here. Same goes for the whole WHO Treaty thing, of course, because that sure is a major concern.
Interesting angle, article and author.
And a new ‘conspiracy theory’ I wasn’t aware of yet: the faked atomic bombs on H&N.
I had no idea about this alleged fake bombs. Where’d you hear that?
Further to that atrocious Spiked article I shared yesterday, nice to see Prof Fenton calling out the author/website, and the replies are very heartening too.
https://twitter.com/profnfenton/status/1652976440025989120
I get a feeling that the blatant censorship and propaganda currently in play will be part of their undoing. Removing an interview from YT, from a prominent and respected content provider (2 mill+ subscribers!) and then attacking Andrew Bridgen and calling him anti-vax is simply not going to wash with most people. The trouble is that name calling is all they have and that is a toothless defence. They can go on and on bleating about ‘safe and effective’ but anyone with a working noodle can work it out that it’s not, that there are questions that need to be asked. The narrative continues to fall apart on all fronts and people are rising up everywhere. Maybe not in the way we imagined but in small groups and large ones tackling the injustices being perpetrated against them. It feels like this can only grow and grow. If they want to stop us, they’re going to have to go full tyrant. Let’s see how that works out for them!
Excellent Mogs.
The twitter comments are decidedly a good read.
After Brendan O’Neill’s onslaught a couple of years ago against Care Home Workers I am delighted to see the pounding that Spiked is receiving via Twitter.
Hopefully this will be Spiked’s ‘go woke, go broke’ moment.
Ta ra chaps.
Another big brother Gem from over here in Ireland!!
https://m.independent.ie/farming/schemes/how-irish-farmers-will-be-tracked-by-satellite-for-compliance-under-the-new-cap/42395007.html
More info here:
https://www.farmersjournal.ie/every-farmer-to-be-monitored-for-biss-and-anc-in-2023-742991
Can’t see past the paywall, Dings, but is this about land use or what? Whatever it is, I just hope that Irish farmers do a ‘Dutch’. There’s nothing like a bunch of bullsh*t deposited on parliament’s doorstep to tell them where they can take their surveillance technology.
Thanks for the added info. Initial thoughts….what a massive bunch of effin’ dangly things ending in ‘ocks! Farming used to just be farming and that is what it should remain as. The more these piddlin’ bureaucrats get involved, the more complicated they make it. No wonder the numbers of those leaving farming and farmer suicides are high. I live on an organic farm so I see at first hand the stresses of just doing the job regardless of all the paperwork and bureaucracy that a farmer has to do nowadays. No wonder they contract the ‘big work’ to mechanised contractors who have no sensitivity towards the land and its creatures.
Horrendous.
Interesting article and angle by Frijters&co and certainly true for academia, though the real area of generalists and true insight and advance there was the one of Goethe, Newton&co.
The bigger problem to me though is that we now have the wrong kind of generalists in charge in the interwoven areas of media and politics: know-it-alls who really know nothing, often have poor (and then mostly legal) or even no (German Greens) education, skills and real private sector careers.
As a German climate sceptic recently stated when he wondered why those people so often fall for mathematical and physical impossibilities and their related hoaxes, frauds and utopias (whether C02 or Ferguson): they ‘lack order in their head’.
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/if-you-despair-of-local-politics-get-involved/
One for Aethelred.
Just seen this…thanks HP!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaP5-CQP0wg&list=WL&index=4 by Dr Suneel Dhand – JC suspended by YT. About 6 1/2 minutes.
This has caused a proper rumpus.
Lurvely.
“£40 million for cycling charity behind low-traffic zones”
Interesting. I note that the AA’s online route planner now gives cycle routes as a first option. I recently checked a route into a local city and was initially thrown by their suggested option which was….. a cycle route on various twisting country roads with more hills and lots of junctions (thus far more fuel use) than the more efficient A road which was less than 3 miles longer. Go figure.