News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
Deaths in the Moderna-vaccinated are up to 50% higher than in the Pfizer-vaccinated, according to data released by the Czech Government. This is serious and must be addressed, says Dr. Clare Craig.
Covid vaccine maker BioNTech has returned to making a loss as vaccine sales tank. Yet the company projects a return to pandemic-level sales in the autumn. Does BioNTech know something that we don’t, asks Robert Kogon.
The mother of a disabled son with a rare heart condition has won a landmark case to prevent the state from injecting him with the COVID-19 vaccine she feared could kill him.
Hundreds of doctors and scientists from around the world have signed an accord calling for the suspension and investigation of mRNA Covid vaccines due to serious concerns about their safety and efficacy.
Covid vaccine injuries are going mainstream in Australia. A major news network this week gave over a quarter of a Covid special to vaccine safety and some important facts were aired, says Rebekah Barnett.
When Dr Marion Gruber left the FDA in 2021, the narrative was that she quit because she was unhappy about the Covid vaccine. In fact, she signed the letter granting Pfizer/BioNTech full approval, says Robert Kogon.
A major medical journal has published an article showing negative effectiveness of the Covid vaccines: those who took it fared worse than those who didn't. Raphael Lataster, who wrote the study, summarises his findings.
Unvaccinated police in Australia have been fired two years after Covid mandates were dropped – despite morale being at an "all-time low" as the force struggles with recruitment and retention.
Oxford's Professor Carl Heneghan has extracted the main points from the case against Pfizer for its COVID-19 vaccine brought by the Kansas City Attorney General, and they're damning.
The mounting evidence of harms from lockdowns and vaccines has swelled the ranks of the sceptics. But principled opposition to coercion doesn't depend on efficacy or safety, says Nick Rendell.
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