In December, after the U.K. approved the Covid vaccine for infants, Hugh McCarthy asked the CMO for N. Ireland why we were vaccinating babies against Covid. These are the questions left unanswered by his reply.
In December 2021, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla was given the BBC's stage to promote his vaccine to children, describing it as "completely completely" beneficial. UsForThem complained that this was misleading – and won.
Full Fact has 'fact-checked' recent statements about the Covid vaccines by MP Andrew Bridgen, claiming he has "put lives at risk" – but expert group HART picks up Full Fact's errors and sets the record straight.
The vaccines weren't tested to stop transmission, Covid might have escaped from a lab, healthy people are at very low risk – hold the front page! The world is waking up to what sceptics knew all along.
The UK recently approved Covid vaccines for infants aged 6 months to 4 years. Yet there is a mountain of evidence that the vaccines are neither safe nor effective, nor necessary for this age group, says Hugh McCarthy.
Pfizer’s CEO Dr Albert Bourla has been rapped by the UK’s pharmaceutical watchdog for making misleading statements about vaccinating children by saying they are at risk from Covid and will benefit from vaccination.
In the spirit of Mrs Merton we might ask: "So why were healthy children and young adults coerced into receiving unnecessary multiple Covid vaccinations from a $1.4 trillion global pharmaceutical industry?"
One in 500 children under five years who received the Pfizer mRNA Covid vaccine were hospitalised with a vaccine injury, and one in 200 had symptoms ongoing for weeks or months afterwards, a study in JAMA has found.
The CDC is holding a meeting this week at which observers have said it is likely to add Covid vaccines to the standard childhood immunisation schedule, extending indefinitely the manufacturers' liability protection.
A new study in NEJM shows not only that Pfizer vaccine effectiveness becomes negative within five months but that the vaccines destroy any protection a person would have had from natural immunity.
