The week before last, a panel of federal U.S. judges did something unusual – it called out a government agency for lying and, in the process, opened up for litigation the question: was it really a vaccine?
Watch a Government Minister admit to Dan Hannan that the Covid vaccines did not prevent transmission, prompting Hannan to ask: "So why the hell did we force them on to young people? Why did we insist on vaccine passports?"
A study published in the prestigious journal Nature Human Behaviour has found that political mass gatherings in the US had no effect on the course of the pandemic. Which makes it even less likely that lockdowns did.
A Pfizer executive said on Monday that neither she nor other Pfizer officials knew whether its Covid vaccine would stop transmission, despite this being the basis of global vaccine policy and coercion.
Up to a third of people who tested positive for Covid by PCR test were not contagious and did not need to self-isolate, a new study led by Oxford scientists suggests.
In a key confession that demolishes the strategy behind vaccine passports, the ex-head of the U.K. Vaccine Taskforce writes that "the vaccines will not stop the spread of the virus in the short or medium term".
A pre-print study out this week from the U.S. CDC has found vaccinated people to be "no less infectious" than unvaccinated people, further undermining the case for vaccine passports and mandates.
A new study has discovered that vaccination status has no impact on household transmission of the Delta variant.
PHE's latest technical briefing on the variants of concern has some key data on the performance of the vaccines.
Do Covid outbreaks happen when enough people become infectious at once that the virus becomes ubiquitous and unavoidable? Is that why lockdowns don't stop it?
