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by Jonathan Barr
28 June 2021 1:54 AM

  • “Rishi Sunak says Freedom Day will come on July 19th” – Chancellor Rishi Sunak was speaking at a football event with schoolchildren, according to MailOnline, when he said that Freedom day will come on July 19th and he will not tolerate further lockdowns after that. In other words, not on July 5th
  • “The final straw: how appeal from 80 Tory MPs sealed Hancock’s fate” – The Telegraph understands that Matt Hancock resigned after having a “fairly direct” conversation with Mark Spencer, the Government’s Chief Whip, who had been contacted by 80 Conservative MPs saying he had to go. Separately, it is understood that he is unlikely to accept his £16,000 severance package
  • “Defences down: General Nick Carter among six top military commanders forced into Covid self-isolation” – The Telegraph reveals that NHS Test & Trace has ordered the Defence Secretary and the heads of the Navy, RAF and Strategic Command to self-isolate. Let’s hope Putin isn’t a reader
  • “Hospitals fear cancer ‘avalanche’ as record 230k patients sent for checks” – A leaked email, sent from a London Hospital in response to another centre requesting diagnostic imaging appointments, reveals that it is fighting to cope with patient demand, according to the Express, and it warns that many of the patients needing diagnoses are “very young”
  • “Report reveals 100,000 pupils failed to return to education full-time” – Analysis of official figures by the Centre for Social Justice has identified 93,514 pupils who were mostly absent between September and December, according to the Daily Mail, more than the capacity of Wembley stadium
  • “Michael Gove’s wife Sarah Vine speaks of the ‘pressures’ on political marriages” – Sarah Vine has offered a perspective on Matt Hancock’s affair borne of personal experience of political marriages in her Mail on Sunday column, the Telegraph reports. His “behaviour may be shocking,” she says. “But given the context it is entirely predictable”.
  • “MI5 to hold talks with officials over Matt Hancock video leak” – MI5 officials are expected to discuss the leak of Matt Hancock’s office CCTV footage with the Cabinet Office this week, according to the Times, amid mounting fears over other security breaches
  • “Fear, face masks and failing immunity – has Covid damaged our children forever?” – Lauren Crosby Medlicott examines the impact of lockdown restrictions on babies and toddlers in the Metro
  • “Up to seven in 10 children in some hospitals during pandemic were there because of mental illness” – “I’m struck by how so many children and young people have effectively been collateral damage in this pandemic,” writes Professor Lee Hudson of the Great Ormond Street UCL Institute of Child Health in the Telegraph, highlighting the results of his research into children’s mental health during lockdowns
  • “Sajid Javid has his work cut out reversing Matt Hancock’s pitiful legacy” – Matt Hancock, says Ross Clark in the Telegraph, “will be remembered as the man who made it harder to get a GP appointment”
  • “Delaying the end of restrictions comes at a price: it’s time to reopen in one big bang” – “We can’t let ourselves be habituated to authoritarianism,” writes Dan Hannan in the Telegraph. “A week of restrictions should feel as un-British today as it did in March 2020”
  • “My hell at the hands of the Covid Stasi” – Dame Joan Collin’s “cry of rage” in the Daily Mail against the Covid quarantine officers who won’t leave her alone
  • “The decline of the quality press” – “The media’s frequent hyperbole will leave it struggling to describe a genuine disaster,” says David Selbourne in the Critic
  • “Why we don’t believe any variant will be able to defeat jab completely” – The Mail On Sunday publishes an excerpt from Vaxxers, a new book by Professor Sarah Gilbert and Dr Cath Green, two of the scientists behind the AstraZeneca jab
  • “Cry God for Lozza, England and St George” – The Conservative Woman’s Kathy Gyngell salutes all who those who joined her at Saturday’s anti-lockdown march, which was the “biggest so far”
  • “The great deception” – “Make no mistake,” writes Rob Slane in the Conservative Woman. We are living through “a period of immense deception with unimaginable consequences”
  • “Helicopter Live Feed: Freedom March Live 26th June 2021” – Raw helicopter footage from Saturday’s march in London, presented by Dr David Bull and Richard Tice
  • “France and Germany will renew attempt to force UK tourists to quarantine in EU” – Each EU state is free to impose its own restrictions on travellers but the Telegraph reports that Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel are expected to renew their bid to instil a Europe-wide quarantine rule for British visitors
  • “How are German schools preparing for fall?” – Deutsche Welle takes a look at how German schools are preparing for the autumn term when, according to Health Minister Jens Spehn, face masks and smaller class sizes may still be necessary
  • “Finland warns football fans returning from Russia to get COVID-19 test” – In a statement released on Saturday, according to Euronews, Finland’s health institute has warned football fans returning home from Russia to get a Covid test and to self isolate
  • “Make-A-Wish refuses to grant wishes to unvaccinated children” – America’s Make-A-Wish Foundation, the organisation that creates “life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses”, has announced that it can only do so if the critically ill children, and any participating family members, are vaccinated against COVID-19, the Post Millennial reports
  • “Trudeau government sues House Speaker to keep virology lab docs secret from the public” – The Post Millennial reports that the Trudeau administration is fighting tooth and nail to protect classified documents related to the firing of Dr. Xiangguo Qiu and her husband Keding Cheng from the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg
  • “Singapore’s surprising new plan to live with Covid revealed” – There will be, according to news.com.au, no travel quarantine and no daily numbers, but people may need to take a test to head to the shops or to go to work
  • “‘The aim is to rapidly increase the rate of vaccinations’: Ramaphosa moves South Africa to level 4” – TimesLive reports that President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that South Africa is to move to “level 4” restrictions, meaning a curfew, a ban on alcohol sales and on all gatherings except funerals
  • “What are the COVID-19 restrictions for the Greater Sydney lockdown?” – A summary of the fairly grim lockdown restrictions being imposed upon Greater Sydney and surrounding areas until July 9th, courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald
  • “‎YouTube and the Truman Faux Medical Show” – ‎The latest episode of the DarkHorse Podcast sees Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss their move from YouTube to Odysee
  • “Truth, Science, and Censorship in the Time of a Pandemic” – Bret Weinstein is the guest on the Lex Friedman Podcast, discussing the lab-leak hypothesis, vaccines, big tech censorship any more
  • “‘Astonishing’ how many ‘heartless’ things have been done to ‘keep us healthy’” – Sky News Australia contributor Caleb Bond examines the dark side of Australia’s lockdowns, “and the draconian rules that just keep on keeping on”
  • “Official 2011 Chinese Government submission discusses ‘weaponising specific viruses to target races’” – Sky News Australia’s Sharri Markson covers China’s formal submission to the 2011 UN biological weapons convention which warns that a lab leak involving virus research could place the whole of mankind in great danger and discusses the possibility of creating “genetic weapons targeted at a racial group with a particular susceptibility”
  • “They’re so happy with life in their garden that they’re not willing to come out!” – We are “a long way from normal”, Douglas Murray told GB News’s Dan Wootton last night, and said Lockdown won’t end unless “people have the confidence to come out again”

"They're so happy with life in their garden that they're not willing to come out!"

Douglas Murray tells Dan Wootton he hopes lockdown restrictions are lifted as soon as possible, adding it won't "unless people have the confidence to come out again". pic.twitter.com/JOwS66RXPS

— GB News (@GBNEWS) June 27, 2021
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Bella Donna
Bella Donna
3 years ago

Please watch and share this video – Reiner Fuellmilch and Mike Adams. Its about an hour long but is very worthwhile.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/q1ip5NDD6tJS/

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Quizzical
Quizzical
3 years ago

Good peer review – one wonders whether any other peer review has been done. You do not say.

Not that so called academics are capable of doing it – but it might be better to just admit the study didnt produce clear conclusions, publish the data with the caveats above, as data is always useful even if not informative, and start again. What is not recommended is publishing clear conclusions that appear not to be fully supported by the evidence.

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Cristi.Neagu
Cristi.Neagu
3 years ago

Surprisingly, previous infection is found to be only 66.4% effective against new infection on these figures, lower than the vaccines.

Possibly because most of those “previous infections” were false positive tests.

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Bella Donna
Bella Donna
3 years ago

Its time to bring this nonsense to a close, tell the government to go hang and take back our lives. They’ve stolen enough from us!

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RW
RW
3 years ago
Reply to  Bella Donna

As evidenced in recent news from New Zealand: Cases keep rising despite lockdown. Because of this, we need more lockdown!

Classic example of a bunch of one-trick-ponies lost in deep space.

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iane
iane
3 years ago
Reply to  Bella Donna

I certainly look forward to the day when the government go hang.

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RW
RW
3 years ago

Why would a random sample of a number of people much smaller than the population itself provide any kind of useful insight? The methodology is inherently fucked, or, to paraphrase Donald Knuth, a sequence of 200,000 snake eyes (throwing two dices and ending up with two ones) is perfectly random. That doesn’t mean it’s representative.

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A Heretic
A Heretic
3 years ago
Reply to  RW

A random sample of people either forced or stupid enough to get tested.

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SweetBabyCheeses
SweetBabyCheeses
3 years ago
Reply to  A Heretic

They get paid! And they got offered an antibody test that is otherwise reserved for people in specific jobs.

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MTF
MTF
3 years ago
Reply to  RW

Why would a random sample of a number of people much smaller than the population itself provide any kind of useful insight?

The size of the sample is what matters, not the size of population, and this sample size was very large. It is quite common to assume an infinite population size.

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RW
RW
3 years ago
Reply to  MTF

You’re really a fan of contradicting yourself in a single sentence, aren’t you? If the population size doesn’t matter, the sample size cannot possibly matter, either.

Eg, to use a contrived example, assuming a population size of six and a sample size of one, it must be prefectly reasonable to conclude that the outcome of a single roll of a dice will always be the outcome of any roll of a dice. That’s nonsense because there are six possible outcomes but only one was observed.

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MTF
MTF
3 years ago
Reply to  RW

I think you need to read an introduction to statistics text book. This one is excellent and very cheap: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Elements-Statistics-Dr-Kevin-McConway/dp/0201422786. Almost all estimation of a population parameter assumes an infinite population. The population is treated as a probability density function (for continuous values) or a probability distribution function (for discrete values) with a parameter of interest (e.g. proportion vaccinated). This determines the probability of different samples given the value of the parameter. The size of the population plays no role in this.

There are exceptional circumstances where the population is very small, and where the sample is withdrawn from the population once taken, where the population size would matter – that is rare and totally irrelevant to the context of this study.

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RickH
RickH
3 years ago
Reply to  RW

That’s not the problem.

Random sampling is the accepted way of testing any hypothesis, and is based on basic probability.

I think you need to do a bit of reading, as your misunderstanding is profound.

Your wrongness leads to the conclusion that there is no validity in the effectiveness of Ivermectin, either!

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MTF
MTF
3 years ago

 Just 6% of the ONS survey tests during the Delta period were in the unvaccinated 

I think that was because they were visits not people. The same person might be visited once when unvaccinated and then later they would be vaccinated – but not the other way round!

From the paper (my emphasis):

During the Alpha-dominant period from 1 December 2020 to 16 May 2021 (Figure S1), nose and throat RT-PCR results were obtained from 384,543 individuals aged 18 years or older (221,909 households) at 2,580,021 visits (median [IQR] 7 [6-8]), of which 16,538 (0.6%) were the first PCR-positive in a new infection episode. During the Delta-dominant period from 17 May to 1 August 2021, results were obtained from 358,983 individuals (213,825 households) at 811,624 visits (median [IQR] 2 [2-3]), 3,123 (0.4%) being the first PCR-positive.

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amanuensis
amanuensis
3 years ago
Reply to  MTF

So, what you’re saying is that the bias in the testing is that:

  • For the Alpha variant results the unvaccinated and vaccinated were broadly the same pool of people, with similar behaviours.
  • But for Delta variant a large proportion of the people that wanted to get vaccinated had been vaccinated, and thus the unvaccinated were then a different behavioural group.
  • The scale of this effect would have a strong age bias, with the unvaccinated >50 very much being a different behavioural group, but those unvaccinated <50 would still be broadly mixed between those resistant to vaccination and those who just haven’t got round it it yet.

So, maybe the ‘vaccine effectiveness’ in the young is higher simply because the ‘most scared’ have been vaccinated first.

Maybe the ‘vaccine effectiveness’ in the older age groups is lower simply because nearly everyone has been vaccinated (whether scared or not).

Who knows. Certainly not the scientists doing this research, because they’ve tried very hard to ignore such effects, even though they could have been estimated by being more careful in how the research was conducted.

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Norman
Norman
3 years ago

I could find no mention of symptoms in the data. It seems that any old positive test will do, people don’t have to be ill. This, in my view, has enormous implications for transmissibility despite all the latest scaremongering about viral load being the same whether vaxed or not.

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mishmash
mishmash
3 years ago
Reply to  Norman

More PCR based junk science.

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thinkcriticall
thinkcriticall
3 years ago

Publicly Funded Propaganda…

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mishmash
mishmash
3 years ago

No official confirmation of this yet, but there are reports that at least 2 Australian kids have died following the herding of 24,000 kids into a stadium, without their parents, to receive the experimental jabs.

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IanC
IanC
3 years ago
Reply to  mishmash

That info got out? So the true numbers could be rather higher.

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mishmash
mishmash
3 years ago

CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky just stated in a recent ‘Covid-19 Response’ video there is:
“Increased risk of severe disease among those vaccinated early.”
Because this was never about taking a single injection and getting back to normal.
You will take regular booster shots to keep your vaccine passports valid like good little slaves.

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thinkcriticall
thinkcriticall
3 years ago

Why is no one in Ireland reporting this story?!

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IanC
IanC
3 years ago
Reply to  thinkcriticall

It was reported…sort of.
It had to be because he was so well known. They simply said
“Talented Sportsman dies an untimely death after a short illness.”
No details of what the short illness was.
You can see the hugotalks.com video about this here…needless to say he’s not impressed.
https://brandnewtube.com/watch/ireland-footballer-23-dead-from-jab-msm-cover-it-up-hugo-talks-lockdown_vV5TwFZ9jtnbYlV.html

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thinkcriticall
thinkcriticall
3 years ago

Please stop what you are doing and look at this chart.
It shows that the explosion in #covid19 variants happened as a direct result of the introduction of #covidvaccines. This was entirely predicted by @GVDBossche and this is proof.
https://twitter.com/arkmedic/status/1428631348911112200?s=20

vaccinederivedvariants.png
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WorriedCitizen
WorriedCitizen
3 years ago
Reply to  thinkcriticall

This was obvious even before the official rollout. The AZ trials were held in the U.K., Brazil & South Africa. The first 3 ‘variants’ bore the same names, duh, face plant!!

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thinkcriticall
thinkcriticall
3 years ago

The strategy to universally vaccinate in the middle of the pandemic is bad science and badly needs a reboot.This strategy will likely prolong the most dangerous phase of the worst pandemic since 1918 and almost assuredly cause more harm than good – even as it undermines faith in the entire public health system.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/aug/5/biden-teams-misguided-and-deadly-covid-19-vaccine-/

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WorriedCitizen
WorriedCitizen
3 years ago
Reply to  thinkcriticall

Bad science or good strategy? The answer is obvious.

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Paul Weston
Paul Weston
3 years ago

It is impossible to make any sense of anything to do with Covid-19 because ALL of it is corrupted by lies, errors and biased modelling / predictions.

For example, if PCR testing was wildly inaccurate, the pandemic has just been a figment of machination.

The only thing we really know is that there exists a fanatical desire to get a genetic chemical into the systems of all of us despite there being no need for it. Quite why they want to do this is an unknown, but it can only realistically be one of two things: 1) CCP style social control, or 2) Depopulation.

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bluemonkey
bluemonkey
3 years ago

They were never that effective. It was all bullshit.

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ComeTheRevolution
ComeTheRevolution
3 years ago

This amazing lady Anna De Buisseret represents one of the best hopes the UK has right now – a senior lawyer working with a team to take the legal fightback to the next level. They are serving notices of liability on UK vaccinators – if they continue to vaccinate without obtaining full informed consent, they are going to be prosecuted under Nuremberg and many other laws. Very interesting development

ANNA DE BUISSERET SERVES NOTICE OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY ON UK COVID VACCINATORS UNDER NUREMBERG CODE
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ITZ5hqqkqOzZ/

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kate
kate
3 years ago

Credit to the reddit site.

This virologist from the Crick institute says that Pfizer vax leads to a LOWER number of neutralising antibodies.
Why is he so upset and tearful just before he answers interviewers question?
Why does his research (which he says shows that the Pfizer jab diminishes immunity) lead him to conclude that we must use boosters?

It increasingly appears that these vaxxines/genetic medications have no benefit, and may be harmful.

https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/video/dr-david-bauer-interview-francis-crick-institute-gvs-news-footage/1325046154

Coronavirus: Dr David Bauer interview / Francis Crick 4th June 2021

Q: Looking at vaccines, what have you found? –

So they key message from our finding Pfizer, those who have had 2 doses, have 5-6 fold lower of the neutralising antibodies. Block virus from getting into cells in first place. 1 dose less likely to have See older you are, lower levels likely to be Time since 2nd jab, lower likely to be Shows need to prioritise boosters for older. 

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kate
kate
3 years ago
Reply to  kate

 I think the interview linked to above relates to this research paper.
And the interview (prior to editing) must have included a discussion of the immunity generated to the new “variants”

The SARS-CoV-2 B.1.617.2 Variant of Concern (VOC)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8175044/

However, NAbTs were 5·8-fold reduced against B.1.617.2 relative to Wild-type (95% CI 5·0–6·9), significantly more reduced than against B.1.1.7 (2·6-fold vs Wild-type, 95% CI 2·2–3·1), and on a similar order to the reduction observed against B.1.351 (4·9-fold vs Wild-type, 95% CI 4·2–5·7).
Notably, across all variants, increased age significantly correlated with reduced NAbT ; −0·33<RS<–0·27; 2·2 × 10−5<p<5·6 × 10−4), whereas no correlation was observed for sex or body-mass index ). NAbTs reduced over time after administration of the second dose of BNT162b2: participants (n=14) who attended an additional study visit 8–16 weeks after their second BNT162b2 dose showed significantly reduced NAbTs against all variants 

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kate
kate
3 years ago
Reply to  kate

So this video clip is discussing the efficacy of the Pfizer vax against the new variants, and finding that the original vax does not produce an effective antibody response.
The impact of such a change is challenging to predict: it remains difficult to assess precisely to what extent the reduction in NAbTs we observe will impact vaccine efficacy and increase disease severity in a vaccinated population, especially given the multiple factors that contribute to this process, such as long-lived humoral immunity.3
Nevertheless, a recent analysis of available NAb and vaccine efficacy data4 has attempted to establish correlates of protection against earlier strains of SARS-CoV-2 and, in the context of this model, our data suggest that most participants that received two doses of BNT162b2 would be protected against B.1.617.2 infection and associated disease
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8175044/

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kate
kate
3 years ago
Reply to  kate

Could be suggestive of a form of ADE? Because natural immunity would be effective against the variants. No mention of non-neutralising antibody levels rising in this paper.

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Suzyv
Suzyv
3 years ago

It’s getting boring now the ” vaccine efficacy” story. It doesn’t fit the legal definition of a vaccine. It’s an experimental gene therapy still in trials. And here’s a FACT. No one actually needs an experimental gene therapy for a virus that has never been properly proven to exist and has never been isolated following proper protocols. Not saying people haven’t been sick and died- it’s life, it’s normal and it’s normal to get sick and for some to die of colds. flu, pneuomonia and many other viruses. Some years it can be many many thousands such as in 2018. Yet according to NHS whistleblowers they stopped testing for flu and they have the audacity to say it dissapeared yet miraculously this year (to cover up vax adverse reactions) it is going to be terrible. You can’t make this stuff up and the fact that people are that stupid to believe it all without doing some due diligence is mind boggling. FACT- studies have shown that the flu jab increases the chances of being sick from respiratory illnesses by 4 fold and soon they will be pushing that. FACT- this virus (if it exists at all) and all respiratory viruses can be prevented, reduced and treated by following a healthy lifetstyle and diet and taking appropriate support if needed such as Vit d3, c, zinc, quercetin etc and various medicines that have been approved for years. So people can talk and write about efficacy all they want but these vaccines are not a vials of vitamins and are killing and harming a great many all over the World.

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barrywinn
barrywinn
3 years ago

I just don’t believe anything those in ‘officialdom’ say anymore.

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IanC
IanC
3 years ago

In the words of the song… “There may be trouble ahead”…..
“A new study finds billions of vaccinated people are at real risk of suffering Antibody-Dependent Enhancement.”
“Since the 1st February 2021 and the 15th August 2021, there have been 390 deaths among the unvaccinated population, an increase of 137 on the last count made.”
“Up to the 15th August 2021, the fully vaccinated population has suffered a total of 679 deaths. This in an increase of 277 on the previous report.”

https://dailyexpose.co.uk/2021/08/21/study-finds-vaccinated-are-at-real-risk-of-suffering-antibody-dependent-enhancement/

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kate
kate
3 years ago

https://www.bitchute.com/video/qHNixLWRxAwN/

Interview with Mike Yeadon. Seems to be fairly recent.

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Sarigan
Sarigan
3 years ago

Warrant out for arrest of Delores Cahill:

https://extra.ie/2021/08/18/news/irish-news/dolores-cahill-uk-arrest-warrant

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number 6
number 6
3 years ago

But we can always fall back on the MASK. Most people seem to have sussed out that it really doesn’t do anything to stop a virus – Chicken wire to a Mosquito – BUT because the BBC etc. recommenf it – err well perhaps i’ll give it a try ????????

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Arfur Mo
Arfur Mo
3 years ago

Inexplicable findings?

New Normal Science requires the firm simultaneous belief in at least two mutually exclusive ‘explanations’ for any event.

Then nothing is inexplicable.

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Pavlov Bellwether
Pavlov Bellwether
3 years ago

FIGHT. BACK. BETTER. Updated information, resources and links: https://www.LCAHub.org/

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