There is still a lack of honesty about the scale of Covid vaccine deaths, says Prof David Livermore. A few blood clot deaths from AstraZeneca are admitted. But that's just the tip of the iceberg and no one wants to know.
Media figures continue to claim that Covid vaccines saved 20 million lives. But it's just modelling, says Nick Rendell – and it's contradicted by the data, which show the unvaccinated didn't die at a greater rate.
Many wonder how the infected blood scandal happened. But we have our answer in the Covid vaccines, says Molly Kingsley, where the same denialism, shaming of dissenters and censoring of debate prevails.
A study in the BMJ has linked excess deaths with COVID-19 vaccines and the Daily Telegraph has featured it on its front page. Are people slowly waking up to what was done to them?
On Monday, UKHSA head Jenny Harries told MPs the agency had supplied detailed deaths data to vaccine companies but couldn't release it to the public for 'commercial sensitivity reasons'. Something to hide?
Data linking excess deaths to Covid vaccines is being demanded by MPs and peers, amid rising calls for the Government to prove it's claim that there is "no evidence" connecting excess deaths to the COVID-19 vaccines.
Two Swedish researchers from Lund University have shown once again that Sweden proves the world wrong about lockdown, publishing their research in the journal Economic Affairs.
For the third time the Australian Senate voted down an inquiry into the nation’s high excess mortality today. Every Covid death mattered, but suddenly the politicians don't want to know what's killing thousands of people.
Critics of the claim that Covid vaccines are contributing to excess deaths point to Sweden as a highly vaccinated country with low excess deaths. But a careful analysis of mortality since 2021 busts this myth.
Excess mortality in 2023 is associated with Covid vaccination rates in 25 European countries, a new analysis has found, confirming the picture from 2022. This should be impossible if Covid vaccines are saving lives.
