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The Time Has Come to Get Rid of the Whole Lot of Them

by Dr Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson
29 January 2024 3:10 PM

Public service used to be about looking after your population, your constituents. It used to be about putting public policy before personal and party interests, about accountability, humility and retiring in good order when the job is done without seeking personal advancement and riches for yourself or your colleagues. It used to be about financial probity and not taking any rash actions suggested to you by expediency and empty heads before you understand the consequences. An example is the Roman General-farmer Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, also quoted for other reasons by Mr. Johnson. Cincinnatus was recalled to serve the republic as he was tending his fields. He took the dictator staff that gave him absolute power and immunity, and then, having destroyed the Gallic menace in 16 days, he gave the rod back to the Senate and became a farmer again.

The serial revelations of the last year of the ‘management’ (forgive the term) of the Covid pandemic by our rulers have now shown up the baseness to which our human race can stoop to achieve control over us and cover their tracks.

We got Hancock regarding critics of his insane policies as enemies, modellers with a consistently poor record being sanctified, widespread theft and waste (wait until we publish some of the stuff – it beggars belief) and the luring of the subjects into a state of panic by Government and media to achieve control. Vital records have also systematically been erased to cover corporate backs and avoid the nuisance of FOI requests. Panicked elderly citizens were not enough to get the populace to accept lockdown, so the BBC was enrolled to put pressure on minors and young adults to lock up, vaccinate, mask and other evidence-free amenities when their risk of disease was close to zero, and none of the measures introduced had any evidence of transmission interruption. We have already pointed out to our readers that the BBC is untrustworthy; it will be even less reliable after being outed.

The unedifying expletive and deletive show among politicians and their cliques continues, laid bare by the WhatsApp messages that survived the nightly cull. In archaeology, they would be known as ‘residual deposits surviving later disturbance’, meaning what’s left of documentable and verifiable evidence after thieves, robbers and demolition squads have taken their toll.

What is now becoming painfully apparent is that in Scotland, home of the brave, Covid restrictions were based at best on political motivations and, in reality, on zero scientific evidence, as we have maintained all along. Scotland is no exception. Mask mandates were introduced in England to appease Ms. Sturgeon (who regarded Mr. Johnson as a “f***** clown”), whose testimony next week will prove interesting.

Our stance had cost us dear. We have been subject to personal attacks, university investigations, spying, ostracism and loss of jobs. There is no science behind the six-metre rule, mask-wearing, vertical drinking and the numerous other vicious, contradictory, ridiculous and restrictive policies that were imposed on a supposedly free people by foul-mouthed politicians and their ‘advisers’, a rag-tag army of overnight experts, Stalinists and TV clowns.

Did you last see your mum dying behind a glass screen? Did your business go bust? Did you enjoy solitary confinement in your own home? Did your teenagers go bonkers in their bedrooms? Did you feel unwell but could not get access to your GP and eventually went to A&E, where you were infected? Did your friendly neighbour end up in hospital with a stroke and die of Covid? Did your mother or grandmother die of neglect in solitary confinement in a nursing home? Have your benefits just been cut because the state is bankrupt? Did you hit the bottle and sit in a chair for six months, which you can least afford because you have diabetes?

Well, you know now whom you can thank.

A few people did try to bring sanity to the ‘situation’ (that should have been ‘debate’, but there wasn’t any), but it did not last long. We worked with two NHS staff who were told their connivance with us would cost them their jobs.

Is this a free democratic society? We think not. Charlatan modellers and civil liberty executioners have been showered with honours and sycophantic treatment while Western governments criticised China for adopting similar measures. Look not to Russia or China as the enemies. They are here among us, pressing you to conform, think and act alike like Fritz Lange’s zombie-like citizens in his greatest movie, Metropolis.

Our disgust at what we suspected but is now confirmed knows no bounds. Free people should not tolerate influencers, lightweight healthcare decision-makers, boot lickers, profiteers and politickers. 

The time has come to get rid of the whole lot of them. It is not difficult to eliminate cowards trying to cover their tracks and empty heads, suggesting the latest idiotic policy to circumvent it. We keep calling them out with the help of the populace they rule over. We need your help to keep going, but we must confess that the clowns being deposed by Mr. Dawson have given us a leg up.

But apart from these few trivial points, the response to Covid was great; it’s time for a mutual backslap session and cuppa. More tea, my lady?

Prof. Carl Heneghan is the Oxford Professor of Evidence Based Medicine and Dr. Tom Jefferson is an epidemiologist based in Rome who works with Professor Heneghan on the Cochrane Collaboration. This article was first published on their Substack, Trust The Evidence, which you can subscribe to here.

Tags: Cancel CultureCovid InquiryCOVID-19EvidenceLockdownModellingThe Science

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/07/06/andrew-bailey-install-heat-pumps-bank-of-england-net-zero/

This Bailey Next Tuesday needs sectioning. He’s barking.

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
2 years ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

He’s just following orders, HP. All part of the playbook: highly visible institutions and people playing their virtue signalling games to get broad public consensus. Next, it’ll be that awful King Charles character announcing heat pumps for all royal households and other nonsense as in ‘we’re all in together’.

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prod_squadron
prod_squadron
2 years ago
Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

So true.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

I know Bailey is following orders Aethelred but that does not mean he can avoid our derision.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
2 years ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

Let’s not forget, wether it works or not, we are paying for it! Shame its not out of his personal pocket!

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Absolutely Dinger.

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
2 years ago

Andrew Bailey to install heat pumps at Bank of England in net zero drive”

I really do wonder about the sanity of the Nett Zero warriors. Lets say for a moment that AGW is true and we ARE heading for a ‘tipping point’ at which the earths climate will be radically changed. Do they expect the UK to do all the heavy lifting while China and India continue to put billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.? Its a blind spot that all the climate commentators seem to have. No-one seems to press them on it either, but then the climate emergency is ‘somewhere else’ isn’t it.

Of course, CO2 is just plant food, and over the last 10 years 500 billion tons of CO2 has been produced by mankind, and the temperature hasn’t gone up at all. There’s proof of the lie right there. They are right about a tipping point, though, not for the climate, but the response of the citizen to the eco-lunacy. Air travel in about 2026 is my guess when everyone realises that its not being made more expensive. Its being turned off. I still fully expect that the citizens will have had enough of it. This date may come in a bit if Labour are in power we will be spoon-fed breakfast, lunch and dinner eco-mania.

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
2 years ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

I think the idea is to shame China into emulating our example. They will, of course, be enormously encouraged in this by calling Xi a dictator, accusing them of using slave labour for our products, and waging war on them over Taiwan.

China is an ancient civilisation and recognises true virtue when it sees it.

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
2 years ago
Reply to  Jon Garvey

Shame China..? Are they suggesting that Chinese don’t love their children.? Same with India, or all the other countries that aren’t following this nonsense.? I get that there are people who think this is a real existential threat to mankind, but if it takes everyone in the world to be doing this, isn’t it utterly futile. The UK, through de-manufacturing itself, and moving to a renewables power model still produces 78% of the CO2 we did 20 years ago. At what point do you just accept that this can’t be achieved here or anywhere else and start thinking about alternatives, like mitigation of the ‘effects’.?

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

..it’s the last gasps of a dying hegemon, who are so busy feathering their own nests they are completely blind to what is happening in the bigger part of the world….which will get on fine without it….
we are at a real ‘Canute moment’…..

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
2 years ago

Konstantin Kisin slaps down Paul Mason on Politics Live.

Really..? Konstantin was doing the ‘talking over people, pitching strawmen arguments’ like a good leftie. Mason was essentially right what he said about international regulations and why banks act in their own interests. What Mason was allowed to get away with was how that relates to Yorkshire clergymen questioning why everything has to have a pride flag on having his account closed. Sorry Konstantin. I dont think you ‘murdered’ his argument at all. You ended up looking like the petulant one.

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
2 years ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

It’s interesting how people in these shows don’t really listen or take the time to understand alternative opinions. It’s all about who shouts the loudest and, in Mason’s case, who gets to smile as if he’s won the argument. If international banking regulations can ‘debank’ someone for an effin’ rumour, then international banking regulations (IBRs) need to be hauled over the coals. However, you know and I know that this is absolutely nothing to do with IBRs. It is about closing down a threat to the mainstream narrative. Not content with closing Farage down, it is now attacking GB News’ funding sources. Kisin could have been clearer about this but unfortunately Mason is a a darling of the commentariat, being a leftie and cultural Marxist stooge, probably with a shiny trouser bottom from sitting around in too many TV studios, and is well trained in opinion piece theatrics.

Last edited 2 years ago by AethelredTheReadier
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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago

And the big news of the day, Rutte is out! Well I’m pleased to see the back of him but we’ll just get another WEF puppet in his place;

”Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the “firmness” he showed this week during discussions with other Cabinet was not constructive, but that was not the reason for this fourth Cabinet’s collapse on Friday. He does not blame himself, saying only that he “could have presented his objections more kindly.”
Rutte said, “That was not the reason the Cabinet fell.” The current Cabinet will continue in a caretaker capacity, with elections likely in November. Rutte said he does not yet know whether he will be available again as party leader, and will take time to think about it. “If you ask me now, I would say yes,” the prime minister said, giving his standard answer. “But it’s also up to the party.”

Other parties did point their finger at the current VVD leader for the collapse of the Cabinet. CDA party chairman Pieter Heerma called his attitude bordering on reckless and “irresponsibly harsh,” when speaking to Nieuwsuur.
Rutte put pressure on the negotiations by grilling ChristenUnie over there position on the influx of asylum seekers, and threatening a rare roll call vote during the Council of Ministers meeting over the matter, sources said. Heerma thinks that “borders on reckless politics”.

https://nltimes.nl/2023/07/08/rutte-says-blame-cabinets-collapse-coalition-parties-say-otherwise

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

LOL..was just posting the article from the Telegraph..LOL!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2023/07/07/dutch-government-mark-rutte-ministers-clash-migration/

The Dutch government fell on Friday night amid deep divisions over plans to restrict the right of asylum seekers to bring their families to the Netherlands.
Mark Rutte, the prime minister, had called for a crackdown on family reunification, but that had infuriated two of the four parties in the ruling coalition of conservatives and liberals.
Mr Rutte said his coalition government was resigning as differences between the parties were “irreconcilable.”

There are deep divisions between the liberal D66 and centrist Christian Union, which oppose the crackdown and Mr Rutte’s VVD and the Christian Democrats.
Asylum applications in the Netherlands jumped by a third last year to over 46,000, and are expected to increase to more than 70,000 this year – topping the previous high of 2015 in a densely populated country of about 18 million people.
Mr Rutte wants to reduce the number of refugees to head off the challenge from parties such as the populist Farmers-Citizen Movement (BBB).

The BBB won a landslide victory in regional elections to become the largest party in all 12 Dutch provinces in a vote dominated by tractor protests against Mr Rutte’s plans for compulsory farm buyouts to meet EU climate targets.
Caroline van der Plas, the BBB leader, has called for a cap of between 50 to 100 asylum seekers per city council or regional authority, as she looked to consolidate her victory in a vote that became a referendum on almost 13 years in office of “Teflon Mark” Rutte.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

Haha, yes we’re always in sync. Uncanny! LOL Yes it was all about the immigrants. This from yesterday;

”The ruling Dutch coalition has collapsed after failing to reach a deal over how to handle the number of asylum seekers entering the Netherlands, After days or talks between the key members of Mark Rutte’s Cabinet, they were unable to reach a compromise, sources close to the talks told NOS, RTL Nieuws and ANP.
It marks the end of Rutte’s fourth consecutive Cabinet.

A final attempt to reach consensus ended without result on Friday night. They were debating a last proposal from Eric van der Burg, the state secretary in charge of asylum policy.
Van der Burg reportedly put forward a proposal to prevent more asylum seekers from entering when the facilities set up for their reception becomes overcrowded. Such a situation occurred repeatedly last year, leading to international condemnation as asylum seekers were forced to camp outside the Ter Apel reception center in extremely poor conditions with limited access to medical care, clean toilets or showers.”

They’ve erected these brightly coloured box things next to the David Lloyd over here and I drive by them regularly. It was my daughter watching the news that told me what they were. They’re one room constructions for migrants awaiting housing, they have showers and toilets on site, like a camp site, and they have no cooking facilities so get meals delivered. They all have bikes outside, a basic necessity over here, lol. Anyway, its often reported that the conditions in these immigration shelters are substandard, people even having to sleep outside or on chairs, they’re using cruise liners in ports to house them, I mean, logic dictates you need to sort the present crisis not keep shipping more of them into the bloody country! And of course people cannot get onto the housing ladder due to the shortage. Of course there’s a huge impact on the Dutch and people already here, expats like us. It’s insane to just keep on going and hoping for miracles. Although I obviously do agree that kids should not be separated from their parents.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Eva Vlaardingerbroek’s tweet on the matter;

”After 10+ years of Mark Rutte’s globalist destruction policies, we now have a real chance of getting our country back.

From what I can tell about the situation now, I think the actual fall of the cabinet itself is all for show. The ‘disagreement’ about immigration that they’re mentioning as the deciding factor, is not the real issue, because all government parties are in favour of more mass migration, including Mark Rutte’s VVD.

Rutte just seems to think that he can trick the Dutch people into believing that he actually wants a stricter immigration policy this time around, and he thinks he can get re-elected again if he makes these false new promises.

Do not fall for it.

We cannot let him win again.

If the Dutch people stop falling for his lies and get rid of him and his globalist policies once and for all, we can actually turn things around, stop the expropriation of our farmers, push back on immigration, and take back our national sovereignty from organisations like the EU and the WEF.

In other words, this is a massive opportunity for us.

Let’s pray that enough people have woken up and will actually vote for change this time.

We will not get a second chance.”

https://twitter.com/EvaVlaar/status/1677431582884241411

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

We seem to have been here before..and we’ve seen horrible people get re-elected. I think people fear change perhaps..anyway 🤞

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Myra
Myra
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

This will be so interesting….
What will the Dutch voters decide?
Continue immigration?
Stop immigration?
And what about closing farms?

I sincerely hope common sense prevails.

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago

Really, what is there to say? Except they’ve all gone NUTS!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/07/07/refusing-fund-spouse-partners-transition-domestic-abuse-cps/

Spouses who refuse to fund their partner’s gender surgery may be domestic abusers, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says in new guidance.
The CPS has listed nine types of behaviour which could amount to abuse of trans or non-binary people by their partners or members of their family.
These include “withholding money for transitioning,” which would include either spouse refusing to pay for gender surgery, counselling or other treatment in a way that amounted to coercive control or abuse.
Other behaviours could be “criticising the victim for not being ‘a real man/woman’ if they have not undergone reassignment surgery,” or “threatening or sharing pre-transition images,” or refusing to use their preferred name or pronoun.

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DHJ
DHJ
2 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

Another means by which families can be destroyed. Maybe it is from crazy people but it certainly benefits cold, calculating collectivists.

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  DHJ

Yes, I agree..just don’t have a partner..be free and single, let the rest of us pay for any children you have..just another reason to be selfish and irresponsible!?

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
2 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

With acts like this, it is plain to see that all institutions have been co-opted into the destruction of society, whilst appearing as champions of freedoms and rights. It is a well-worn path. Create division, break down the traditional family, pit partner against partner, race against race, religion etc etc etc. Look at the language they use: domestic abusers, victims, preferred pronouns. They are engineering a breakdown and the CPS are in on it as probably most of the judicial system. If they can break us apart so they we are worried about speaking the truth, are ashamed of our history, no control over our own finances (CBDCs) and are watched 24/7 and have to accept untold numbers of immigrants into our communities, they can create a subservient population.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

That’s it Aethelred. 👍

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

👍

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago

This is big as it is evidence of deliberate harm and fraud by pharma. Best to read the article as Kevin McKernon is explaining in plain English for a change;

”This DNA contamination is important as it is a result of a manufacturing change Pfizer performed after the clinical trial. This is evident in the EMA documents and published in the BMJ (Levi and Guetzkow). Process 1 used synthetic DNA for the trial. Process 2 was used to scale up the manufacturing and this required cloning of the vaccine encoded DNA into a plasmid for replication in E.coli. This process is materially different but was treated as a bio-equivalent.

A small 250 person test was performed comparing Process 1 to Process 2 and the results demonstrate higher adverse events in the Process 2 material and lower RNA integrity.
A recent analysis of Pfizer’s pivotal study (Levi and Guetzkow) found 1.5-3 fold higher rates of adverse events in patients after crossover and presumably receiving Process 2 material, compared with patients before crossover, presumably receiving Process 1 material.
From Levi and Guetzkow-

“The protocol amendment states that “each lot of ‘Process 2’-manufactured BNT162b2 would be administered to approximately 250 participants 16 to 55 years of age” with comparative immunogenicity and safety analyses conducted with 250 randomly selected ‘Process 1’ batch recipients. To the best of our knowledge, there is no publicly available report on this comparison of ‘Process 1’ versus ‘Process 2’ doses.”

The Vaccine Efficacy and safety was broadcasted to the world based on the Process 1 results. But the Process 2 vaccines are now known to have plasmid derived double stranded DNA in the vials. This contaminant was not part of the informed consent process nor was it present for the Process 1 RCT.”

https://anandamide.substack.com/p/executive-summary-of-the-fda-vrbpac?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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rachel.c
rachel.c
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Kevin McKernon was on Steve Kirsh’s Vsrf weekly update discussing this
https://www.vacsafety.org/episode-84/
And JJ Couey reviews the discussion on twitch
https://m.twitch.tv/videos/1865197062
JJ seems to think this is all a distraction encouraging us to believe there is nothing wrong with mRNA transfection as a medical treatment so long as you manufacture it properly.
Whatever. I imagine there is a reason why they didn’t use process 1 for the mass roll out. Speed and cost.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  rachel.c

Thanks. Is this the one where Kevin debunks the theory that viruses don’t exist in 20 secs flat? I saw a clip but not got round to watching the full thing. Story of my life.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago

We know vax-generated spike proteins end up in the brain and this is a very good but scary paper that explains the mechanisms. Very worrying findings here;

”We have examined the extensive literature concerning the prion-like properties of the SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein. Furthermore, we identify pathways through which the mRNA vaccines could be capable of delivering the spike protein to the brain, which we suggest happens via exosomes released from germinal centers in the spleen traveling up the vagus nerve, increasing the risk of neurodegenerative disease. Should this happen, it would be expected that the COVID-19 vaccines would shorten the time period before neurodegenerative disease manifests in susceptible individuals. We speculate that the age of onset of neurodegenerative disease at the population level will decrease in the future in countries where vaccine uptake has been high.

Particularly concerning is the evidence that CD16+ monocytes can continuously produce spike protein for months after vaccination, possibly through prolonged cytosolic presence of mRNA or reverse transcription of the mRNA into DNA. It has become clear that the antibodies induced through vaccination wane over time, necessitating frequent boosters to raise the antibody levels for sufficient protection from COVID-19. With each booster comes a compounded risk of future neurodegenerative disease. Fortunately, Omicron variant infection has a greatly reduced prion-like capability, and thus, with the cessation of mass vaccination, the expected increase in prion-like diseases could stabilize over the coming years.”

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9922164/

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I feel pretty confident that by 2050 at the latest mandatory euthanasia will be introduced and the excuse will be increases in the numbers suffering from dementia. Canada is already testing the water in this regard.

And eventually there will be population caps.

I am not joking.

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DHJ
DHJ
2 years ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

It won’t need to be mandatory. The behavioural psychologists will manipulate people into thinking killing themselves is better for society.

Mass culling is not a vote winner but having policies that make self-disposal quick and easy is legal and, after much propaganda, socially acceptable.

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soundofreason
soundofreason
2 years ago

“Now scientists say climate change is making us blind” – Canadian researchers say climate change is blinding people, according to the Mail.

OK, I admit I’ve only read the Mail’s coverage of this paper – not the paper itself. However, the article suggests one of the main possible reasons for disparity in eye damage is disparity in exposure to UV in sunlight.

  • As I understand it, part of the supposed mechanisms/results of global warming/climate change is increased cloud cover – so that should solve the UV ‘problem’.
  • Yes, exposure to UV damages the eye. The longer the exposure, the worse the damage. Living longer increases the risk of eye damage. Where do many elderly people aspire to retire to in the USA? Oh, yes. Florida, the Sunshine State.
  • The article also mentions fungal (and other) infections causing eye damage in warmer areas of the world. It’s not just eye-damage; there’s a reason Africa used to be referred to as the ‘white-man’s grave’. Less well ‘developed’ countries have higher disease and mortality among all people – not just white men.
  • Lastly, ‘climate change’ is real enough but man-caused climate change is a fiction. Attempting to control or prevent natural climate change is hubris on a grand scale.
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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
2 years ago
Reply to  soundofreason

Any argument they can fabricate to support their main goals will be used. What they don’t mention is the much higher usage of mobile devices and screens (blue light), the usage of LEDs in car headlights and, well, most other lighting, including those ridiculously bright streetlights, and the fact that most people wear dark glasses when it’s sunny even when the sun is not in their eyes. The latter point is interesting. For some time now, I’ve stopped wearing dark glasses because, believe it or not, the subconscious message to the brain is that you are in the shade. Because of that, the body does not produce as much melanin as it would normally do – this might be small or it might be large but it has been noted. Then people apply a largely chemical cream to their skin to stop them getting sunburned while a massive radiation source, the sun, blasts the chemical cream with radiation. I wonder what would happen in that case?! Then people wonder why they develop skin cancers, moles etc. The answer is to limit one’s exposure to all those light sources, limit one’s exposure to the sun, stop using suncream, stop wearing dark glasses unless right in your eyes or wear a hat maybe. In the tropics, indigenous people sit in the shade. The climate change argument is a complete red herring – of course!

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  soundofreason

…not the fact then that on the Yellow Card, VAERS, and EUDRA..after the stabination
blindness and eye problems increased massively?
It’s getting harder to find info on this but up to December 2022 just on UK Yellow Cards there were nearly 27.000 ‘eye disorders’…..!!

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
2 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

Yes, of course, that is a major one, Gummy!

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
2 years ago
Reply to  soundofreason

Makes a change from masturbation

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Dinger64
Dinger64
2 years ago

“Now scientists say climate change is making us blind”

So between the tropics of cancer and Capricorn where its always hot and wet, everyone should be blind?

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  Dinger64

..something else that people who are now ‘awake’ see for what it is..there will no doubt be a ‘vaccine’ or ‘treatment’ coming soon…

(https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/01/230131124430.htm)….
New vaccine targets life-threatening fungal infections, a growing health concernFungal infections cause 1.5M+ deaths each year, and there’s no vaccine to prevent them.supported by the NIH and CDC!…..LOL!

In which the poor Africans will be used as experimental fodder to make money..and ‘test’ their wares.

https://polioeradication.org/news-post/africas-largest-polio-vaccination-drive-since-2020-targets-21-million-children/
26.5.2023

The exercise, which will begin in Cameroon, Chad and Niger before being extended to the Central African Republic next week, comes in response to 14 detections of type-2 poliovirus in the countries so far this year: one sample from environmental surveillance in Niger tested positive; six confirmed cases were reported in Chad; and seven in the Central African Republic.
No cases have been reported this year in Cameroon.

wild type2 polio has been eradicated..the type two circulating now is vaccine derived,
but the WHO state this is because there is low vaccination uptake?

Can someone make it make sense why the WHO et all are pushing the vaccines…?
Seriously if there is a good medical reason I’m missing..what is it?

….or is it a ‘there’s no malaria in Florida..release the modified mosquitos..now we’ve got the first evidence of malaria..and there’s a new jab for that’ scenario…!!??

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rachel.c
rachel.c
2 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

I would like to know more about these fungal infections and why people are dying from them, possible prevention and treatments etc. The assumption that a vaccine is the answer to everything is nonsense.
This week’s Highwire features a talk Del Bigtree recently gave to PERK which reviews the issues and cover ups on childhood vaccine efficacy and safety. He makes some strong points eg how herd immunity has been destroyed by mass vaccination, how measles is not especially deadly and how polio is now a disease perpetuated by the vaccines.

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago

If it’s just started to sling it down where you are..as it’s pouring here..you could do worse than making a cuppa and have a listen to this…

Excellent discussion with Russel Brand and Tucker Carlson (his first interview since being sacked from Fox)….

Really great..and humane…discussion between two honest sensible adults…about …Trump, Fox, censorship, War, RFK, big Pharma…a bit of everything..I highly recommend it.

https://rumble.com/v2yqv78-live-tucker-carlson-world-first-interview-since-leaving-fox-russell-brand-0.html

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godknowsimgood
godknowsimgood
2 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

I’ve been a big fan of Russell Brand for a long time, since he was sacked by the BBC and demonised by the mainstream media for something which was not at all his fault – it was the fault of Jonathan Ross and even more the fault of the BBC editors of the programme in question, which was not live.

But he didn’t point the finger at his friend, took it on the chin, created a hilarious stand-up show about it, and moved on to better things.

People who don’t listen to the lies of the mainstream media can see that he is a very compassionate and intelligent human being.

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  godknowsimgood

Yes he is…. I suspect in ‘real life’ he might be a bit more airy-fairy liberal than me..(LOL)….but I like that he champions difference….and wants and is open to inclusive discussions…..
I wish the conversation these two had was the norm..and it should be….sad that they are both labelled with the “misinformation” label by the PTB….!

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BurlingtonBertie
BurlingtonBertie
2 years ago

Looks like a DNA & data collecting exercise…. Trust the NHS & government to have your best interests at heart?

The most powerful word we can use in these times is “No!”

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/everyone-over-40-england-sent-27234353

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  BurlingtonBertie

“Looks like a DNA & data collecting exercise…. Trust the NHS & government to have your best interests at heart?”

Exactly. And what’s the betting that access to medical services will be restricted or possibly even denied for those who refuse to comply.

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
2 years ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

Leaving aside the ulterior motives… they’ve learned nothing about the science of screening in the last twenty years, since the time we used to get urgent phone-calls at night from terrified patients who’d had a mildly elevated cholesterol on a voluntary screening at the chemist.

At the time the NHS were running TV ads urging people to get a test done, which might eventually get someone on useless statins for life. But they didn’t do TV ads urging people with acute chest pain to call an ambulance NOW and not wait until morning, as an hour’s delay can make the difference between recovery and cardiac death. Priorities set by fashion and Pharma, I suppose.

I concede that the latter ads would be completely useless now as it takes 24 hours for an ambulance to arrive and get you to the hospital.

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ebygum
ebygum
2 years ago
Reply to  BurlingtonBertie

..they can bugger off….! If I get one it’s going in the bin….!

Why don’t they just ask quacksinated or unquacksinated…..then bother the former with their heart health tests!!??

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EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
2 years ago

I propose we refer to the current period as “the Endarkment” or the end of the enlightenment.

wherever you turn all public discourse seems to be brainless. Whether it is doubling down on windmills or cricket commentators or interviewees telling the audience about how batters (UFH) want runs and bowlers want wickets.

it is all infantile.

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