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...Dr. Jonathan Engler has stated that there is “no excess death observable until the emergency is declared” and he and others take this as further evidence that it is the...

There follows an open letter from Mike Fairclough, Headteacher; Tony Hinton, Consultant Surgeon; Dr. Jonathan Engler; Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp; Dr. Clare Craig; Bernadette Spofforth, CEO and investor; Joel Smalley, Reform...

...The Exposé reports on a Japanese study looking at the phenomenon of acute corneal graft rejection after Covid vaccination. “Jonathan Engler on Anomalies in the Excess Death Statistics from Northern...

...contributor Dr Claire Craig FRCPath, along with Dr Jonathan Engler, has kindly written this list of killer questions for readers to send to their MPs: Why are SARS-CoV-2 antibody levels...

...of all positive tests results would be misdiagnoses. This document has been authored by: Clare Craig BM BCh FRCPath (craig.clare@gmail.com) Jonathan Engler MBChB LLB (jengler@outlook.com) Mike Yeadon BSc Hons (Biochem-tox)...

...consultations, hospital admissions and overall deaths, are normal. It is authored by Dr Mike Yeadon, Dr Clare Craig, Jonathan Engler and Christian McNeill, and comes with all their expertise and...

...Latest from the mighty Ivor Cummins on the Fat Emperor podcast featuring Lockdown Sceptic contributors Joel Smalley, Dr Clare Craig and Jonathan Engler “Chinese sociologist: ‘As long as 1.4 billion...

...and her colleague Dr Jonathan Engler have examined the research evidence behind the claim that COVID-19 can by transmitted by asymptomatic individuals. They have written an important paper on the...

by Dr Clare Craig FRCPath and Jonathan Engler MBChB LLB Abstract Evidence of transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from patients who remain asymptomatic (as opposed to pre-symptomatic) is found in a body...

...for COVID-19” – Dr Clare Craig and Dr Jonathan Engler’s excellent Lockdown Sceptics piece from yesterday makes an appearance in letter form in the BMJ “COVID-19 ‘dramatically worsened’ lives of...