"If we ignore high-quality evidence, we arrive at the conclusion we want." Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson say that the Royal Society lockdown report authors appear to fully understand the politics.
A major new review from the Royal Society has concluded that lockdowns and masks were “unequivocally” effective against Covid. But many of the authors are based in China and it was peer-reviewed by Neil Ferguson.
The payments that the U.K. Government handed over to domestic violence agencies during Covid lockdowns are among the most egregious rip-offs of that period.
Despite early evidence being clear that children were not at risk from Covid or a risk to others, our public health authorities, politicians and media turned on children and subjected them to extraordinary harm.
A remarkable report commissioned by the Scottish Covid Inquiry goes off-narrative and savages lockdowns and vaccines, saying there is no evidence they helped.
Dr Roger Watson reviews two books, The Face Mask Cult by Hector Drummond and Unmasked by Ian Miller, that lay bare the scientific fictions that underpinned the great Covid face mask con.
It's claimed that the mistake with Covid was rejecting a mitigation strategy in favour of a novel suppression one which came from China. But on closer inspection this distinction collapses.
Was the response to Covid effectively a coup by Western intelligence agencies? Michael Senger says yes, but Eugyppius argues they were caught up in Covid hysteria like everyone else.
Canadian public health officials are reeling following the publication of an investigation in the BMJ criticising Canada's Covid response, though its criticisms aren't necessarily the ones sceptics would agree with.
Real-world evidence consistently challenges the claims of 'The Science'. Yet persuading people of this was difficult throughout the pandemic. Dr Clare Craig takes a new approach to tackling the myths about COVID-19.
