News Round-Up
25 November 2024
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The Government started out publishing the raw vaccine data, presumably in the belief they would support the narrative. It wasn't long before it got a nasty surprise as infection rates in the vaccinated soared.
In September a climate paper sent shockwaves through the 'settled science' community by concluding a 'climate emergency' is not supported by the data. Now a state-owned media agency is trying to get it cancelled.
PCR testing has been abused during the pandemic with high cycle thresholds routinely used to inflate the 'case' count with meaningless positives. Nonetheless, it should not be doubted that PCR detects SARS-CoV-2 RNA.
A bizarre 'fact check' from AFP accepts that Arctic summer sea ice has increased since 2012, but then says it is 'misleading' to report such an inconvenient fact.
The big difference between 2007 and 2022 is that bank runs no longer look like a queue but a convenient 'website maintenance' notice to prevent customer withdrawals. Is that why one has recently appeared at PayPal?
Twitter has censored Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo for tweeting about his recommendation against mRNA vaccines for 18-39 year old men due to an 84% increased risk of death from heart problems.
The evidence stacking up against the 'safe and effective' vaccine narrative makes the effort to shut down debates on pain of excommunication from the medical profession a clear and present danger to public health.
The EU has quietly passed a law that directly subordinates online platforms like Twitter to the Commission’s agenda of "combatting COVID-19 disinformation" and requires them to implement it on pain of ruinous fines.
Think about people who've been tellers of truth. Very often, they were retired. They wrote for an independent website or Substack. They don’t have bosses or career paths. It’s only these people who will say what’s true.
The problem with the Online Safety Bill is that it doesn’t just aim to protect children but grown-ups as well. Adults should be able to judge for themselves just how dangerous it is to watch videos by Russell Brand.
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