Health

2023-11-25

Déjà Vu anybody?

WHO to declare a new pandemic in early 2024, just like in 2020?

Chinese children reportedly very poorly of "pneumonia", hospitals overwhelmed...  just like November 2019?

Sounds somehow familiar, but I can't quite put my finger on it...

"People are coming down with high fever there is lung inflammation but there is no cough. This is no normal pneumonia you see"

Ah yes, I remember, it's possibly pneumonitis, as I remarked back in 2020 when Covid was in full swing.

The Great Unexplained Cancer Mystery - Experts Determinedly Baffled

2023-11-23

There is a lot of knowledge these days about the downside risks of high frequency radiation - especially of ionizing radiations such as gamma rays and x-rays.

There are many who report that lower non-ionizing frequencies can also be damaging. But surely the WiFi frequencies that are now ubiquitous and allow convenient connection to the internet can't be damaging? After all, it's everywhere!

Well, after watching this you may well not wish to let your child use a laptop actually on their lap - where it's very close to their reproductive organs, and damage there may render them sterile, unable to have children. No, this isn't new news either, it's actually old news, but as with so much news of this type these days, it seems that the relevant authorities are inexplicably (I believe that is the

2023-11-05

The inimitable Ivor Cummins discusses the data with Dr Pierre Kory.

(29 minutes)

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2023-11-03

UK Column (Brian, Alex and Debi) meets Jacqui Deevoy...

Topic: NHS, care pathways, midazolam-morphine and others, "euthanasia" - or murder as Jacqui rightly remarks.

How does she cope with such stories? How rare are they? (Not nearly rare enough)

This is a UK Column "extra time" (ie: less formal) discussion that whilst normally restricted to UK Column members is exceptionally being made available for unrestricted access.

(10 minutes)

(Jacqui Deevoy's fundraiser is here and she has a show with 

2023-10-30

Glyphosate, the herbicide that remains undead - even though following court cases it has been removed from Roundup available for retail, it's still being sold to farmers and is widely used (allegedly) on grains (wheat, oats, barley etc) to make them easier to harvest.

Breakfast cereal anybody?

Granola bar?

Bread and Marmite, beans on toast?

In fact, usage is so widespread that there is practically nothing we can buy that isn't contaminated to some extent, even organic grains, fruit, and vegetables.

Of course, it's the extent that matters - organic tends to be much less contaminated than non-organic - and I'm sure that there is some non-organic produce that ranks equally low in glyphosate, it's just that it's not identifiable in the

2023-10-30

I'm no expert and don't have the time to look into it in depth...

... but these days, nothing would surprise me!

If you are inclined to do your own research, here are some links to get you started.

2023-10-28

Laura Dodsworth has posted a personal reaction (not hers) to the Covid "pandemic", that well illustrates the state that some (previously trusting) people were driven into by the incessant and contradictory gaslighting put out by our government and its agencies (official and unofficial).

Being by profession driven by logic and evidence, I personally was protected from this sort of confusion because I could see through the nonsense at an early stage, and from then on it was a case of keeping up with the evidence as it unfolded.

However, for those who are are inclined, indeed have been trained/brainwashed by the media (and the education system?) for years to trust the government and its agencies, and to react emotionally to news reports, those had few mental anchors to enable them to make sense of the messaging.

This lady has done us all a service by describing how she

2023-10-26

Baroness Hallett appears to be fulfilling her brief as Chairperson of the Covid Inquiry in spades, if the latest report from the Daily Sceptic is to be believed.

Of course there can be no countering of official group-think, especially when that same group-think may have led to unconscionable crimes by the said officials, but is not the very purpose of the enquiry to hear the real evidence and to follow that evidence wherever it may lead, even to uncover and demonstrate possible perversity in the group-think itself?

Well, maybe, or maybe not.

"In one of the most jaw-dropping interjections of the inquiry to date, Baroness Hallett... pressed Sir Peter Horby, an esteemed epidemiologist at Oxford University, who had indicated that he believed universal masking was not a straightforward decision: “I’m sorry,

2023-10-17

I'm breaking a rule here - I prefer to avoid speculation, but this is only partly speculation - Pfizer's stock price has already dropped fairly precipitously, albeit from a high level. Is this the price activity of a successful company beloved of its customers (and investors), or is there more to the story?

Of course it could be that with Covid now languishing in the past, the scope for selling vaccines is simply greatly diminished, so future profits are not looking so rosy. Still, regardless of what the ordinary person may think of the vaccines, they do tend to be sold to governments behind closed doors, so the stock price is really dependent upon what the governments think is the scope for vaccines in the future. It's not so obvious that they have lost faith in the concept.

"Since November of 2022, Pfizer has deviated from the trend of the

2023-10-16

Dr Wolfgang Wodarg reviews his experience of Swine flu - and later Covid - from his practice in Germany.

From the early days he and and Dr Mike Yeadon collaborated to write to the EMA to demand the suspension of the vaccine trials.

Here he reviews with Catherine Austin Fitts the circumstances of the WHO's history of creating panic to sell "flu vaccines".

Centralizing Public Health Control With Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg

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2023-09-20

Koch's Postulates. vesicles, exosomes, whatever, don't bombard me with technical terms, just tell me whom I can trust.

Sadly trust is in short supply now because many of us have decided that we cannot any longer simply trust those who say we can trust them. 

Dishonesty is endemic. Politicians and estate agents tend to head the list of people that we don't necessarily trust to keep their word, and cowboy builders are legendary.

But politicians are of especial interest as they are supposed to be at the very top of the tree of power, so we must at least consider that being there may be no guide to probity, and suffice it to say that famous and "trusted" politicians have been prosecuted and found guilty of crimes. A number are openly mocked and vilified by many. Alleged crimes include going to war without due cause - for example, in Iraq, where Saddam Hussein was later exonerated of possession of Weapons of Mass Destruction.

So what is there to keep any area of public life free of falsehood? In the end, only public vigilance. Even professional associations,

2023-09-12

Cheshire police/CPS have " auctioned the film rights for their investigation, with ITV placing the winning bid"

So who exactly is profiting from this case that "brought the UK’s worst child killer Lucy Letby to justice" ?

Is this the totally impartial police/CPS who have no motivation other than their altruistic desire to see justice done though the Heavens fall? Or did they either explicitly or implicitly collude with the Countess of Chester neonatal unit to deflect the blame for what

2023-09-08

"If only!" I hear you cry.

Nevertheless those who profess to know best and therefore feel no need to listen to anyone else are still plodding relentlessly on in their irrelevant unscientific way - though sadly not irrelevant to our future prosperity and comfort, possibly even to our survival (many more die from cold than from excess warmth).

So who better to clearly and calmly summarise the salient facts as we know them than Ivor Cummins?

(20 minutes)

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2023-09-07

With many questioning the efficacy of "the jabs", what does that say about the medical-pharmaceutical-industrial-regulatory complex in general?

Pfizer in particular is infamous for its past court judgements.

And if one branch of their product tree is so questionable, what other branches should we also be looking at?

Many pharmaceutical drugs are now aimed squarely at those who are not ill (vaccines head the list) and those who are not ill but may be "pre-ill" - for example, "pre-diabetic", or with elevated markers ("high cholesterol" etc) that are assumed to be indicative of incoming poor health and that of course can be "combatted" with more drugs such as statins.

The financial benefits to big pharma

2023-09-06

We have waited a long time for someone to connect the dots.

Remember, it is the responsibility of the MHRA to monitor the results of the distribution of medicines - including those labelled as vaccines - to pick up any safety signals and ensure that potential problems are investigated.

The ONS has published statistics on excess deaths that can be correlated with the different rates of vaccine uptake across the age ranges.

So, the analysis is based upon the principle that if there is no connection between vaccine uptake and excess deaths, then the excess deaths would not obviously be related to the vaccinated/unvaccinated status of those who died, and the percentage of excess deaths in both the vaccinated and the unvaccinated groups will be (more or less) expected to be the same as the overall proportion for these groups combined.

So if the proportion of excess deaths overall is 10%, then both the unvaccinated

2023-09-04

Here Dr David Martin reminds us that Covid was nothing to do with health (unless it was our mental health) - it was all about (a) our obedience to authority and (b) the jabs. A useful round up of everything that took place, should we never have noticed or should we need reminding.

This cannot be over until justice has been served.

(72 minutes)

2023-08-28

Regular readers will know that this site is highly dubious about the claims of a coronavirus rampant causing a recent pandemic. This doubt is fuelled by the obviously inadequate nature of the "test" by which the "infection" was "confirmed". The fact that "the science" never condescended to even consider this evidence indicated that this was an argument they would not willingly address, and we must assume that in all likelihood this was because they knew it was an argument that they could not win.

This line of thought alone is sufficient to debunk the reality of the pandemic - especially as (prior to vaccinations being applied) the overall death rate remained largely within normal bounds - some pandemic!

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2023-08-10

Once a very lonely voice in the House of Commons, Andrew Bridgen has nevertheless stuck to his guns, and to his quest to uncover the truth about the Covid jabs.

It's very good to see other MPs also beginning to come forward with public statements. Maybe now is a good time to write (once more?) to your MP and put them on the spot; a spot which is no doubt becoming less comfortable with each passing day.

It is a truism that collapse first happens imperceptibly, then slowly, and then suddenly. How far off now is that last appellation?

Andrew updates Richard Vobes on the latest situation:

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