Those of us who pointed out last September that the vaccinated had higher infection rates than the unvaccinated were blasted with 'fact checks'. But the fact checks were wrong then, and they're even more wrong now.
In 2019, almost 200 people contracted gonorrhoea every day. Gonorrhoea is pretty nasty, fairly infectious, widespread and on the increase. What’s so special about monkeypox, that we're making a fuss about 70 cases?
If the vaccines prevent 90% of Covid deaths, why aren't more unvaccinated people dying, and why were deaths in many countries higher after the vaccine rollout?
If the WHO thinks it’s worthwhile declaring a public health emergency after five Monkeypox deaths, shouldn’t the 770 excess deaths of children across Europe so far this year also be flagged as a public health emergency?
We were told there was no alternative to lockdown after Neil Ferguson warned of 200,000 deaths. But official UK inquiries into previous pandemics described modellers as 'court astrologers' and advised scepticism.
Denmark’s policy towards vaccination in the autumn of 2022 will focus on the over-50s; the under-50s will only get a booster if a doctor recommends it, as the country shifts to treating Covid like flu.
The latest ONS data show that 93% of Covid deaths in April and May were of vaccinated people, in a population that is 93% vaccinated, suggesting zero protection. The same is true in each age group.
Analysis of ONS data suggests that Covid deaths do not decrease as much as would be expected once the vaccines kick-in, adding to evidence that vaccine efficacy has been overestimated.
Covid infections are 36 times higher now than they were at the time of Prince Philip's funeral, when the Queen poignantly sat alone. The Queen is owed an apology.
