Tag: Pandemic

Did the original lockdown of January 2020 work in China? It was the role model for all that followed, and even some sceptics think it was effective on its own terms. But is that what the evidence shows?

The pandemic has finally been declared over in Germany – but freedom will never be the same, because now we know it can be withdrawn whenever a sufficiently 'scary' virus is at large.

The WHO's proposed pandemic treaty promotes what can fairly be described as a fascist and neo-colonialist approach to healthcare and governance and must be rejected, says ex-WHO officer Dr. David Bell.

A bird flu strain that killed a schoolgirl in Cambodia has evolved to better infect human cells, scientists claim – but there is no human-to-human transmission and it's "unlikely to cause a major outbreak".

The UKHSA stopped its Covid modelling last month, but it has already begun to model bird flu. But when is it going to address the abysmal record of pandemic modelling when compared to real-world outcomes?

The proposed WHO pandemic treaty undermines our sovereignty and democracy. In the absence of a democratic mandate, the British public would expect parliament to actively preserve our authority to self-govern.

Today, as governments usher in problematic digital technologies, what we do as a society next will determine the future of our health systems and the safeguarding of our bodily integrity and other fundamental liberties.

Is it too much to expect that someone in a position of authority will announce that the alleged threat from monkeypox is over, asks Dr Roger Watson.

There is no shortage of evidence that the coronavirus had begun spreading undetected all over the world by autumn 2019. Why then did it suddenly start causing large waves of deaths in spring 2020?

In the field of global health, the impression is given that there are many independent entities involved, but scratching the surface shows that some of these are hydra heads with the same body: the Gates Foundation.