- “Next pandemic could be even deadlier than Covid, Government adviser warns” – Professor Mark Woolhouse tells the Covid Inquiry that the outbreak was nowhere near as bad as it could have been, says the Mail.
- “How Hancock and the ‘fiercely independent’ MHRA recklessly rolled out a vaccine tested on only 500 people” – The public were told the COVID-19 vaccine had been tested on tens of thousands of people but only 500 doses were tested on volunteers, says Paula Jardine inTCW.
- “Mark Drakeford blames Brexit and lack of funding for Covid failures” – The Welsh First Minister tells the Covid Inquiry that Westminster did not help him fund eight new posts he set up to tackle the pandemic, reports the Telegraph.
- “Let patients pay to skip NHS queue, says Tony Blair” – Ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair says that Brits should have the option of receiving private treatment, funded by both the NHS and themselves, in order to avoid long waits, reports the Mail.
- “Censored by the academic preprint servers” – Where are the Numbers? sounds the alarm on health science preprint servers, medRxiv and arXiv, systematically rejecting academic papers that do not fit the Covid narrative.
- “Bernard Jenkin’s wife’s lockdown birthday party to be investigated by police” – Scotland Yard is opening an investigation into allegations that Covid regulations were breached at a gathering attended by Sir Bernard Jenkin in December 2020, says the Telegraph.
- “Will the upcoming presidential race serve as a litmus test for Covid politics?” – Ramesh Thakur discusses the peculiar political relationship between Covid and U.S. politics on Spectator TV Australia.
- “Ben Wallace’s hopes of being NATO chief ended by row over Ukraine” – Joe Biden dashed Defence Secretary Ben Wallace’s dream of becoming NATO chief after the U.K. trained F-16 pilots without U.S. approval, says the Telegraph.
- “Ursula von der Leyen is failing upwards – again” – According to Fraser Myers at Spiked, Ursula von der Leyen, who was a terrible EU President, is now being lined up for a plum role at NATO.
- “Is French police brutality a myth?” – Commentators claim French police are uniquely brutal, but according to Noah Carl in UnHerd, data show that France has the second lowest rate of fatal shootings among Western countries.
- “Just Stop Oil protesters strike at Wimbledon” – Wimbledon became the latest high-profile sporting event to be disrupted by eco-zealots when JSO protestors invaded Court 18, reports the Mail.
- “Furious motorists blast Just Stop Oil as it stages another slow march” – The JSO eco-mob have launched their 11th week of road protests, says the Mail.
- “Labour war over Ulez as Boris seat candidate calls for expansion delay” – Danny Beales, Labour’s candidate in Boris’s old seat, has attacked Sadiq Khan’s decision to expand Ulez to outer boroughs, saying it would hammer families, reports the Mail.
- “Good riddance to the Tory greens” – £12 billion on climate aid is money the U.K. can ill-afford to spend. If that upsets the Conservative party’s green wing, so much the better, says Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
- “Has the mainstream press lost all desire to investigate climate alarmist claims?” – A serious debate is needed on Net Zero and how best to tackle climate change. Unfortunately, the mainstream media have no interest in doing so, says Alex Starling in Reaction.
- “Climate change by flawed numbers” – Norman Fenton exposes the ‘at least 95% certainty of man-made warming’ scam.
- “Don’t be afraid of AI, says Government’s new Chief Scientific Advisor” – Professor Dame Angela McLean, the Government’s new Chief Scientific Advisor, says she is an “AI optimist”, despite warnings the new technology could destroy humanity, reports the Mail.
- “AI chatbot encouraged man to kill Queen in Star Wars-inspired plot” – A crossbow-wielding loner was ‘encouraged’ by an AI chatbot to carry out a ‘Star Wars-inspired’ assassination of the Queen, says the Mail.
- “Trans paedophile avoids jail because of delay over which prison she would go to” – Tanya Howes, a convicted transgender paedophile, has escaped prison due to delays and debate over whether he should go to a male or female prison, reports the Telegraph.
- “TfL bosses ban advert for new West End play because it features cake” – Transport for London has banned a poster for the Broadway show Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, which features a Victoria sponge wedding cake, saying it promotes ‘consumption of fat, salt and sugar’, reports the Mail.
- “Relax: The children will save us from ourselves” – In a world where teachers have lost the plot, we can rely on the naïve bigotry of children and their old-fashioned notions that there are only two genders, says Frank Haviland in the New Conservative.
- “Is Pearl Davis the female Andrew Tate?” – Meet Pearl Davis, a.k.a. JustPearlyThings, the anti-feminist firebrand who is building a massive online following with controversial opinions. But, asks UnHerd, is she sincere?
- Biden’s ‘Orwellian’ social media crackdown” – According to a U.S. District Court Judge, Biden officials likely conspired with social media to suppress free speech. He can no longer be trusted to protect the First Amendment, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “The unravelling of the censorship hegemon” – A landmark injunction against U.S. Government officials marks a turning point in the battle for free speech, says the Brownstone Institute.
- “Should we apologise for the past?” – Douglas Murray, on TalkTV’s Piers Morgan Uncensored, argues that it is time to move on from events that occurred centuries ago and to stop demanding reparations for slavery.
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https://youtu.be/bDcjDc288S4
We get a mention. Paul Joseph Watson’s YouTube channel ‘Anything Goes.’
https://youtu.be/wADMuGoLgjA
Andrew Bridgen speaking at and about the EU.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12266469/Anti-vax-GP-struck-urging-parents-mislead-doctors-childrens-jabs.html
Keeping up the narrative, another witch hunt of a doctor who had seen through the vaccine scam. No-one had complained…
Dr Jayne Donegan was once asked to be an expert witness in a children’s hearing, and diligently went through vaccine research but to her surprise found no evidence to support use of children’s vaccines. Has previously been hounded by the GMC, this time they seem to have got her….I suspect the pharma industry is funding these attacks to tighten its grip.
Utterly sickening.. I didn’t know it back in the day when my children were vaccinated as a matter of course, and now both suffer with many autoimmune ailments, but I certainly know now that all vaccines are totally unnecessary.. including the much vaunted Polio.
Unvaccinated children are healthy children. Vaccinations, just like wars, are a racket, and with no good outcome. BAN THEM!
I got a sixth sense nigh on 20 years ago that it was something I must not permit for ours, and started reading round the topic. Even in the early 2000s there was a lot of information out there, with some good books reviewing the evidence. So we never vaccinate children, dogs or cats! No autoimmune ailments.
Try mega doses of vit C for autoimmune issues, it’s an anti-inflammatory.
Way back I know – my ex and I had four kids, 1975 to 1983. None were jabbed for the childhood diseases. Our family GP supported us, noting that for a healthy child, natural immunity from a childhood disease is far more effective than a jab. They had a variety of these diseases – mumps, measles, chicken pox, rubella and whooping cough. All fine healthy adults.
Doctors tended to be independent thinkers then, and were allowed to be so.
I think one of my epiphany moments was getting all the childhood diseases….twice! As a kid, we only got the diphtheria, tetanus and polio sugar lump vaccines. I got measles, german measles and mumps diseases as a child, as did the rest of the class. I remember then well, a week off school and TLC from mum, and the doctor dropping by to check on us. Then, as an adult in the late 80s / 90s I got them all again!! Each one shortly after exposure to hordes of young’uns at career events or exposure to teacher trainers…..I wondered if that was due to vaccine strains spreading, to which my natural immunity offered no protection, or vaccine shedding, or waning immunity and being run down. All of which pointed to vaxxing not being all it’s cracked up to be.
So this is a significant finding;
”Methods: We searched for all published autopsy and necropsy reports relating to COVID-19 vaccination up until May 18th, 2023. We initially identified 678 studies and, after screening for our inclusion criteria, included 44 papers that contained 325 autopsy cases and one necropsy case. Three physicians independently reviewed all deaths and determined whether COVID-19 vaccination was the direct cause or contributed significantly to death.
Findings: The most implicated organ system in COVID-19 vaccine-associated death was the cardiovascular system (53%), followed by the hematological system (17%), the respiratory system (8%), and multiple organ systems (7%). Three or more organ systems were affected in 21 cases. The mean time from vaccination to death was 14.3 days. Most deaths occurred within a week from last vaccine administration. A total of 240 deaths (73.9%) were independently adjudicated as directly due to or significantly contributed to by COVID-19 vaccination.”
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4496137
Indeed it is. A Lancet publication. No doubt there are many more deaths without autopsies being done, perhaps even with blind eyes being used in these circumstances. This part of their Abstract is significant: “ Background: The rapid development and widespread deployment of COVID-19 vaccines, combined with a high number of adverse event reports, have led to concerns over possible mechanisms of injury including systemic lipid nanoparticle (LNP) and mRNA distribution, spike protein-associated tissue damage, thrombogenicity, immune system dysfunction, and carcinogenicity.”
Does anyone still believe in “Safe and effective”? What it does show is the policy a cutting corners was a crap idea. Any manufacturer of normal products that tried that on would be in serious trouble.
Although this is a definite positive in terms of identifying the jabs as the culprit for people dying I think it only emphasises how difficult it will be to prove causality as more time goes by and the gap widens from last jab to death. If this paper demonstrates such a significant causal link at two weeks post-vax I would hazard a guess that the numbers dying as a direct result of the gene therapy months or years out from their last jab would be higher by orders of magnitude. Unfortunately these are the people who would not be undergoing autopsy and a causal link never established.
Interesting – a conversation over tea yesterday afternoon, after a church study group, got round to vaccines. For three years, I and one other guy in the church were regarded as slightly weird for questioning vaccines (and to his credit my friend, a pharmacist, avoided them altogeher where I succumbed to two).
But yesterday, a brief rant from me about recent results met with general agreement from people who’d come round to realising they were lied to. Perhaps the most typical remark was from a retired nurse, who had just not thought it possible that “the national experts” in the field would practice such deception. After her third shot (and a subsequent dose of COVID) she couldn’t avoid that conclusion.
To encourage others, the fact that I was gently putting the message around about my own “concerns” may have given people the first clue that there was an alternative narrative, so your dissidence has not been in vain!
There was no “cutting corners.” The so-called “vaccines” were brewed to a recipe and that recipe included maim, injure and kill. The injections are just one strand of a multi-phased war which is all about depopulaton, the ‘theft of the commons’ (Iain Davies) and ultimately total control.
Have a look at Dr Mike Yeadon’s Telegram channel for further information.
I’ll second Mike Yeadons Telegram channel.. there’s a wealth of information to be found there..
Cheers Will.
Of course I want this exposed but, having been jabbed, I want to know if I’m safe now I have survived this long. That is, does the damage deplete with time.
Time will tell…
I know if I’d taken the jab I would be actively seeking out tests for myself, such as a D-dimer and a blood test to determine, amongst other things ( such as CRP levels ) if I’m still producing spike proteins. I’d very much want to know this sort of information. Also I’d be looking into the various treatment protocols that you can find online, which tend to incorporate certain supplementation and fasting to utilize autophagy. I don’t know if you’ve done any research into these things yet, but if it were me I’d be wanting to be proactive and first ascertain any damage done then take it from there. I don’t think I could bear not knowing or taking a ”just wait and see” approach.
Mogs is right re blood tests but I doubt these will be available via your GP/NHS: from what I’ve heard they’re still turning a blind eye to symptomatic sufferers, let alone the ‘worried well’. If you’re that concerned it might be worth finding either a private GP or an integrative health practitioner who does such testing. Be warned though, such tests are very expensive.
You might be lucky and, if you didn’t have any side effects from either jab, might have got the ‘poor quality’ ones and thus potentially less long term damage. If you’ve got your batch numbers you could check online to see how dodgy they were. That said, last I heard they are still finding spike in jabbees 2 years later (think it was a German or Swiss report, can’t find it now). None found in the naturally infected.
There is a ton of information out there now regarding spike protein removal from the body – FLCCC website is a mine of information, plus Dr Peter McCullough, etc. IVM may still be useful even post event depending on symptoms (Pierre Kory reckons 70% of his long covid peeps improve with it); another is nattokinase. You can’t go wrong with getting your Vit D levels up (with Vit K2 to act synergistically) and of course Vit C. Other general info includes intermittent fasting, keto diet, exercise, etc etc – all the stuff you need to do to support what immune response you have left. Personally, I’m a big fan of phytotherapy (herbalism), but that might be a bit too woowoo for some folk. Good luck.
The answer to your question is that we do not know. I didn’t have any but every member of my family, including my daughter did, so the vast majority of us share your concern. All we can do is hope & pray that it was a placebo which was injected. I posted this yesterday. Hopefully you’ll find something which works for you.
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Crikey, the fundraiser donations just keeps on increasing for the French policeman’s family. I totally didn’t expect this. So much sympathy for somebody who murdered a teenage scally.
”A fundraiser to support the family of the French police officer who shot and killed a runaway teenager driver has been disabled by the organizer after surpassing €1.6 million.
The GoFundMe campaign launched six days ago had amassed 85,105 individual donations from members of the public expressing solidarity with the officer before the ability to add further donations was paused on Wednesday evening with the total at €1,636,190.
The popularity of the fundraiser, which states its support for Florian M. “who has done his job and is now paying a high price,” is consistent with Ifop polling published by Le Figaro newspaper last week. The survey showed a majority of French citizens (57 percent) trust or sympathize with the police; 69 percent of respondents condemned the rioters and backed a state of emergency being invoked by the French government.
A separate fundraiser was also launched to provide support to the mother of the deceased teenager and has received €424,544 — a quarter of the funds achieved for the police officers’ family.”
https://rmx.news/france/crowdfunder-for-french-policeman-hits-e1-6-million-as-organizer-sues-dead-teenagers-mother-for-defamation-after-allegations-of-fraud/
Money talks. A stark reminder of the cultural divisions that are behind the problems.
As GoFundMe has previously cancelled fundraisers which do not align with preferred narratives, there is the possibility this is serving some additional purpose.
Unfortunately so. Before “blocking fundraisers” became a thing, size of donations could indeed indicate public opinion; now it’s made to indicate public opinion. Remember Louise Woodward, the young British nanny accused of shaking an American baby to death? There were far more donations to Louise’s family than to the American family, showing which side the public were on.
Suppose a motorist drives straight into the JSO protesters, and is then charged with attempted murder, or terrorism. (The CPS would no doubt go straight to one of these charges: it’s obvious which side the government is on; and the hypocrites would no doubt play the card of “undermining democracy, and the right to protest”). There would probably be a massive fund set up for the driver’s appeal, which would then be seized by the government.
“69 percent of respondents condemned the rioters and backed a state of emergency being invoked by the French government.”
What a sad indictment of the continuing stupidity of the general population which still does not understand how it is being played.
I agree with you, Mogs – it was cold-blooded murder and a hugely disproportionate response by the policeman.
What I don’t get is why he couldn’t have just tasered him? Even rubber bullets would be better than live ammo if you feel you really must carry a fire arm. He could have even shot at the tyre of the car so the lad couldn’t speed off. So many options that one would have expected a seasoned officer, who was apparently well experienced in his role, to be able to be prepared for and react to whatever came his way. The one and only example I can think of where he may have been justified in his action would be if the lad had a gun and the officer felt he was going to use it. I’m aware accidents happen but the guy should not have been making any sort of rookie errors.
Now his life is done for isn’t it? He gets sent to prison, that’s a death sentence. Bad enough being a cop behind bars with all the criminals you helped put there but now you’re a ”Muslim killer cop” to boot. If he didn’t get sent down the migrant riots would erupt all over again due to the injustice. If he walked, even with a complete change of identity and moved elsewhere under some sort of protection scheme, it’s only a matter of time before he’s hunted down and found. So he’s doomed whichever way you look at it, but now he’s also put his family at risk and they’re going to have to go into a witness protection scheme presumably. All because he didn’t just let the kid drive away. I don’t agree that the police should be running around with live ammo, not when there’s many other options to deal with stopping a known criminal in a car, and I think any of the other options would have resulted in this 17yr old lad being still alive.
Mogs.. as someone who lives in France, I can tell you that a lot of people are questioning the whole event and asking if was crisis actors involved. Many questions are unanswered, especially why Macron spouted off like he did immediately after the event.
There’s also a video doing the rounds asking a lot of awkward questions, and naming people who were associated with this youth and his companions, one of them being Mr Jacques Attali.. Macrons political guru and all round nasty piece of work.
I was certainly never convinced by the George Floyd business. He and the cop who allegedly murdered him were apparently good mates and worked at the same night club as bouncers. A fact that was corroborated by the night club owner, who disappeared very quickly after an interview, not to be seen again.
I subscribe to the Richard D Hall way of thinking.. “believe nothing that you hear, and only half of what you see”.
Very interesting insights – thanks Will
Thank you Michael..
I would guess the policeman’s defence will be based on an argument that he had reason to believe the kid was a terrorist and the policeman suspected he would use the car as a weapon. Ridiculous, in my opinion, but hard to argue against…
Interesting to see that Mark Woolhouse gave evidence to the inquiry. Looks a bit selective, but I wonder if he handed in a copy of his book: “The Year The World Went Mad”? I bought a copy back in 2022, when it was published. He was dead against “Lockdown”, but the last two sentences were: “There will be another pandemic sooner or later and that one may well be worse. We need to be prepared”.
Some cynics might say that he should use “a” rather than “another”, I suppose.
Hopefully children will save us from our stupidity, (see New Conservative article). Maybe some of them should start identifying as teachers, as clearly teachers are too stupid to do the job they were trained to do.
“Trans paedophile avoids jail because of delay over which prison she would go to”
Here’s a quick solution to the courts quandary
Glance between the legs: cock? Male prison
: fanny? Female prison
There, sorted!
Lord Sugar would be proud. As he once said on The Apprentice when a contestant claimed to be Jewish: “We can pull your trousers down and check”.
“Children will save us from ourselves.”
I wonder if this has happened already in other ways? For example, on forums such as Mumsnet (once Covid Hysteria Central, now with far more anti-lockdown voices being heard), many discussions about Christianity end in the same way: peppered with phrases such as “imaginary friend”, “delusional”, “I don’t want my mother-in-law indoctrinating my children by giving them a toy Noah’s Ark”, and so on. I wonder if these voices might be from the generation who as children were made to wear their Sunday best, attend Sunday school, to sit quietly in church, to believe everything they heard; and are now believing that they are saving their “delusional” parents from themselves, and their own children from the same.
I don’t have a strong view on whether God exists: but attending a primary school discussion on this recently, I heard children being far more questioning about it than my generation would have been; some of them pointing out that the videos they were watching are very easily edited and manipulated. It’s often said that today’s children are feral and question everything they hear, but if they are more sceptical than previous generations, this can only be a good thing.
Quality drug production, or not? Have a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZAso_eLJLI&list=WL&index=2 Produced by JC – “Viral Vaccine Paper”.