For the third time the Australian Senate voted down an inquiry into the nation’s high excess mortality today. Every Covid death mattered, but suddenly the politicians don't want to know what's killing thousands of people.
Once a tyrant, always a tyrant and those people who during Covid used power cruelly are starting to make a resurgence. The latest is a call to withhold child benefit from those who don't vaccinate their children.
Critics of the claim that Covid vaccines are contributing to excess deaths point to Sweden as a highly vaccinated country with low excess deaths. But a careful analysis of mortality since 2021 busts this myth.
An employer is liable for an employee's Covid vaccine injury even though there was a state vaccine mandate in place, a court in Australia has ruled. Turns out, "I was just following orders" won't cut it.
Sceptics celebrated when Sucharit Bhakdi was acquitted of allegations of antisemitism last May. But few realise he is set to be tried for the exact same 'crime' again as Germany does not protect from double jeopardy.
We MPs failed the country during Covid, says Danny Kruger. The country was subjected to extremely harmful measures that did little or no good and politicians nodded them through. "We must do much better next time."
Excess mortality in 2023 is associated with Covid vaccination rates in 25 European countries, a new analysis has found, confirming the picture from 2022. This should be impossible if Covid vaccines are saving lives.
Professor Devi Sridhar, the high profile adviser to then-Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, has admitted she was wrong to call for zero-Covid and the elimination of the virus.
Denmark proves Covid vaccines aren't causing excess deaths because its death rate is normal, say some. Nick Bowler shows that when the right baseline is used Denmark has experienced 16,000 excess deaths since 2021.
The UKHSA has declared a "national incident" over the number of measles cases in the West Midlands. Many have blamed vaccine 'misinformation' for low vaccine take-up. But this doesn't add up.
