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Led by Donkeys, the group behind anti-Brexit and assorted other Left-wing stunts, was set up by four Greenpeace activists who have a lot of curious links to the Blob, says Charlotte Gill.
The Covid "lessons learned" report from the U.S. House of Representatives is right to condemn lockdowns, says Dr. David Bell. But why then does it want to give more power to the WHO?
Britain would have to surrender 20% of its pandemic-related health products, including vaccines, and refrain from stockpiling supplies, under revised terms of the WHO's new pandemic treaty.
Will discrimination on the basis of intelligence be banned next? That's the suggestion Lionel Shriver explores in her new novel MANIA, based on the craziness of the last few years. Read her interview with Laura Dodsworth.
The CDC did not send an alert on COVID-19 vaccines and heart inflammation because officials were concerned it would cause panic, an email has revealed.
Did Covid vaccines cause 17 million deaths? That's what Bret Weinstein recently told Tucker Carlson. But Tracy Beth Høeg – a leading critic of the vaccines – isn't convinced. "It doesn't pass a basic sanity test."
As with the Post Office Horizon scandal, so with the tainted blood scandal – wrongdoing and cover-ups should not take decades to expose. Yet history is repeating itself with the Covid vaccines, says Philip Leith.
Reports on vaccine safety from Pfizer, obtained under FOI request, reveal concerning safety signals in a major U.K. primary care database, but the MHRA is refusing to release the data to the public.
"No one is safe, until everyone is safe" runs the WHO Covid vaccine slogan (why not, don't the vaccines work?) Dr David Bell has a better one: "No one is safe, from the devisers of inane slogans."
Andrew Bridgen quit as Laurence Fox's Reclaim party's only MP today over "a difference in direction" as he said he had to put his constituents first with an election approaching "in the first half of next year".
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