A new Nature modelling study makes the absurd claim that Covid vaccination prevented 354,000 Delta wave deaths in Japan, despite this being 10 times the mortality rate of the earlier waves.
We turned society upside down for fear of excess deaths from Covid, but today we have substantially more excess deaths, and in younger people, and there is a complete silence, Andrew Bridgen tells the House of Commons.
The boundary between liberal democracy and draconian dictatorship proved to be virus thin, writes Professor Ramesh Thakur. Tools of repression became uncomfortably familiar on the streets of Western democracies.
In a new peer-reviewed study, scientists from Germany and Hungary were finally able to pinpoint some mechanisms of how the Covid vaccines damage hearts.
Medical regulations forbid the targeting of children with advertising and 'bribery' as it undermines informed consent. Why then are U.K. clinics doing just that when it comes to vaccines, asks Dr. Elizabeth Evans.
In a cheery tweet from the opening of the World Health Summit in Berlin, German Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach has declared that it's "only a matter of time until the next pandemic comes".
Fifty doctors have voiced their support for Dr. Aseem Malhotra as the Good Law Project takes the GMC to court over its decision not to strike him off after he spoke out about Covid vaccine safety concerns.
The stock market may be waking up to the possibility that Pfizer may go bankrupt due to the upcoming Covid vaccine legal claims as its value plummets to below pre-pandemic levels.
Sweden showed up the lockdown countries with its lower overall excess mortality after three years. But why has the birth rate plummeted and why are excess deaths still running hot, asks Robert Kogon.
The 1949 Nobel Prize went to Egas Moniz, the lobotomy pioneer, leaving today's Committee red-faced. But will it one day look back with the same regret on this year's prize for the Covid vaccines, asks Prof David Livermore.
