- “Shots fired at Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania” – Donald Trump was injured in the ear as he ducked at a rally as shots were fired at the former President, reports the Mail.
- “This shocking incident will have just won Trump the Presidency” – His campaign, already trouncing Biden in a number of key swing states, will only benefit from this public act of bravery, says Poppy Coburn in the Telegraph.
- “Gary Lineker claims he did not call England ‘shit’ at Euro 2024” – Lineker claims he said “it” was shit on his podcast, “it” being the game, reports the Telegraph. Erm, right, let’s see what he actually said: “I can’t imagine anybody that is English that would have enjoyed England’s performance. Because it was lethargic. It was dour. I mean, you can think of all sorts of words and expletives, if you like, but it was shit.”
- “Sunak held secret talks about Farage Red Wall deal” – The possibility of candidates in Red Wall seats running on a joint Tory-Reform U.K. ticket was discussed by the Tories in the run-up to the election but allegedly kiboshed by the centrists around Sunak, according to the Telegraph.
- “It’s about to become painfully clear that Rachel Reeves doesn’t have a clue” – After a very lacklustre first week, for all her boasting, the Chancellor doesn’t seem to have any ideas at all, argues Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
- “The insufferable gushing of the pro-Starmer media” – They are carrying on like a cross between Pravda and Smash Hits, says Tom Slater in Spiked.
- “Tory Governments failed to roll back Blair’s Leftist agenda – that’s why we lost” – In the Telegraph, Liz Truss examines the failure of 14 years of Tory rule.
- “Angela Rayner is already being frozen out, allies fear” – We are just over a week into the new Labour Government and sources are claiming that tensions between the top two are bubbling under the surface, reports the Telegraph.
- “Pro-Palestinian MP told rally there was ‘no difference’ between Israeli Government and Isis” – Speaking in Hyde Park in 2014, Adnan Hussain told the crowd: “Isis are terrorists and so are the Israeli Government,” according to the Telegraph.
- “Farage: Campaign to reform voting system ‘would be more irresistible than Brexit’” – Farage raises the prospect of a campaign to move the U.K. to a proportional voting system – something Starmer himself favoured back in 2020. Not so keen now, for some reason.
- “David Lammy ‘closely considering’ resuming funding for UNRWA” – David Lammy is “closely considering” resuming funding for the UN’s humanitarian body for Gaza, despite its links to Hamas, reports the Telegraph.
- “Humza Yousaf faces review over £250k Gaza funding” – Former First Minister Humza Yousaf faces a probe into a series of donations the Scottish Government made to UNRWA while members of his family were trapped in the warzone, a day before his parents finally obtained safe passage out, the Telegraph reports.
- “Why is antisemitism such a problem at elite universities?” – In the Spectator, Joanna Williams looks at why America’s top universities are such hotbeds of anti-Jewish feeling.
- “Joe Biden defies calls to quit as Democratic donors threaten to withhold $90m” – Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi are thought to oppose the President’s re-election bid, as a poll suggests even Kamala Harris would fare better against Trump, reports the Times.
- “Is Lucy Letby innocent? I’m a miscarriage of justice expert – here’s what I think” – As the chorus of voices raising concerns about the conviction of “killer nurse” Lucy Letby grows louder, former commissioner at the Criminal Cases Review Commission, David James Smith, looks at how seriously they should be taken for the Independent.
- “What if Lucy Letby is innocent?” – Peter Hitchens brings the growing case for Letby’s innocence to the readers of the Mail.
- “Mother wins battle to stop son having Covid vaccine she feared could kill him” – The devoted mother says the landmark case to protect her disabled son Tom was a “Kafkaesque nightmare” that nearly bankrupted her, reports the Telegraph.
- “Russia loses ‘astronomical’ 70,000 troops in 60 days” – The reported uptick in the Russian loss (death and injury) rate reflects the opening of the new Kharkiv front, according to the MoD, the Telegraph reports.
- “Big Brother is Watching You. So Where is the outrage?” – Dr. Robert Malone on Elon Musk’s disturbing revelation that the EU has been engaging in illegal secret censorship deals with social media companies by blackmailing them with its draconian Digital Services Act.
- “Did the European Union Just Try to Illegally Censor U.S. Free Speech?” – WUWT‘s Eric Worrall looks at the simmering battle over free speech between Musk and the EU.
- “Censors Everywhere We Look” – Lori Weintz links growing censorship even in private Google forums with the Supreme Court’s refusal to step in on Government social media censorship.
- “Ireland’s ridiculous racism tsar” – Ian O’Doherty in the Spectator laments the state of the race debate in Ireland, with one Dr. Ebun Joseph appointed as a “Special Rapporteur for the National Plan Against Racism”.
- “Shooting just happened at The Trump rally” – Watch the moment shots were fired on X.
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how do you do that then
OK well perhaps one of 6 downvoters can explain because I genuinely don’t know. Surely it’s got nothing to do with PCR tests. Do you look at the tissue with an electron microscope?
‘..there has been a concern…’
Not ‘concern’, speculation to fan the flames of ‘killer virus’ loose – submit, submit, comply, comply.
…”the ‘explosion of fatal myocarditis’…must have another explanation than SARS-CoV-2 infection…“The only new proven cause of heart damage in human populations is COVID-19 vaccination.”
What a surprise. Quite a few other sources on this issue, which have been presented on this site, unfortunately. As for autopsies, there must have been large numbers of deaths for which none have been done.
An (officially) non-related cause might also be worth a bit of scrutiny. Today, from around 23:44 into the PMQs, by Sir Bob Neill, was to do with strokes. No mention of any cause and effect link to do with the unmentioned product, of course. According to Raab, enhanced treatment for such problems is on the NHS “balance sheet”; we’ll see.
I’m bored of this now. We already have far better evidence than this “negative” relationship provides. Large scale German pathology reports and autopsies conducted by the University of Hambugh have shown that for over 80% of sudden deaths in Germany the vaccine was a factor in causation. There they are actually testing for the spike protein and have been conducting tests which differentiate spike protein from the vaccine from spike protein from the virus.
The fact our authorities (and the US authorities), are NOT conducting this level of affirmative testing, despite knowing the vaccine is experimental, tells you everything you need to know.
All I’m interested in now is actual progress with the political class, or details if any of them are trying to downplay it, so I can be sure they get extra special attention when the time comes they are held to account.
Interestingly the Hamburg pathologist who did the early studies was specifically discouraged from doing this.
Being an ethical doctor he did them anyway.
We have our own data, as described in Andrew Bridgen’s speech in an empty parliament.. Only those politicians interested in the health of their constituents were there. I think of those not obliged to be there, that made 2. Not a single one of the others deserves a vote from anybody. It seems that all those politicians are despicable morons.
Not only were they not there. They even all made a point of walking out seemingly in protest, as if there had been an underground agreement to boycott his speech. Never seen anything like this in my life. It is one thing to walk out in protest, having heard at least some of the content of a speech that you find abjectly reprehensible, it is quite another walk out when 1, it is your job to debate this in parliament, and 2, the guy’s said nothing yet.
Just criticism of vaccines has become taboo in politics, no matter who gives it! This is most odd behaviour, and hints at some kind of cross-party pact to blank out Mr Bridgen because he’s announcing too much damning information about products that they all approved without much, if any, scrutiny at the time of their rushed dissemination.
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there has been a concern that SARS-CoV-2 infection in humans couldthey knew the the Covid jabs would cause heart inflammation and thus cardiac injury and death.Thursday 30th March 11am to 12pm
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Ed Dowd’s latest update on his V-Damage Project, looking at the human cost to the American workforce since the jab roll-out;
http://www.phinancetechnologies.com/HumanityProjects/The%20VDamage%20Project%20-%20Human%20%20Cost.htm
A good friend of our family died today. Last September, he collapsed with heart trouble on the way home from Spain and spent a fortnight in hospital. He had no history of heart trouble. He’d been jabbed, of course, to go on holiday. He was told to see a heart specialist as soon as he got back. He got to see an NHS one finally in January after waiting months and pressing them for an appointment. He was pretty much dismissed out of hand and told he was ‘fine’.
Three weeks ago, he collapsed. When they opened him up, his heart was clogged with blood clots. He rallied a bit, but never really recovered consciousness and died this afternoon. His wife is all alone and lives too far away for us to get up to her and we’re looking after my Dad who just had surgery himself. My Mum’s crying. My Dad’s crying. I’m trying not to because I have an elderly man to look after. It sucks. And I know our friend has died before his time.
Condolences. I’m really sorry to hear that and I hope there may be someone you can talk to about it all without being told it was nothing to do with the vaccine.
Thanks. The saddest thing is that this man was a ray of sunshine. Everyone loved him and he made everyone laugh. If you put him in a sitcom, commissioners would say his banter was unbelievable. It’s when people who make you smile die that it hurts the most. I just can’t believe he’s gone.
I’m so sorry to read this. Sending a hug.
Thanks. I’ll pass it on to his wife though. She deserves it more than anyone right now. Lovely lady and her husband was a lovely man.
Behold, the smoking gun.
As Dr John Campell said the other day regarding his intentions to take up basketball
slam dunk.