It is time for some honesty about the lack of effectiveness with regards to preventing infection and an end to vaccine coercion. Vaccination may provide temporary benefit to the individual but it has not been shown to benefit the wider community.
COVID-19
NHS vaccine mandates would cause staff shortages this winter
The logic of mandating vaccines in the NHS is hard to fathom, particularly given mandates for care home staff are due to come into force on 11th November and may also affect at least 10% of care workers in a sector already facing critical staff shortages.
UKHSA is policing mathematical concepts
Public Health England have been replaced by the UK Health Security Agency and the new agency has already made changes in what data is reported but moreover trying to police what people do with it.
Following the Science or the Silence?
HART has recently covered concerns about censorship. Some is more subtle, for example the self-censorship of the JCVI, who last week simultaneously published minutes from all meetings held from May to July.
To B or Not To B
Was ‘Plan B’ always in fact, ‘Plan A’?
Vaccine Certification: Big, Bad and Ugly
What is the point of principles protecting the rights of the individual if they can be undermined at the slightest hint of a possible perceived harm, or a small risk of such a harm? What if the proposed solution creates greater harm, or just a series of different harms?
Women’s reproductive concerns are brushed aside
Women’s concerns around menstruation were brushed aside and only in the last month has money been promised for a clinical trial to investigate how long it takes teenagers with disturbed menstruation to return to normal after vaccination.
FDA’s fraudulent modelling to justify vaccinating 5-11 year olds
The decision to vaccinate children is reckless and the way the data has been presented as representing the risk to healthy children, is, whether deliberately or not, fraudulent.
Censorship is rife
Continuing concerns about the censorship of essentially all voices questioning any aspect pandemic management.
Something doesn’t add up
Only half of total cases by ONS reported numbers are diagnosed.
COVID risks in pregnant women
When deaths and cases are not frightening enough the media turn, as they did last year, to pregnant women to promote fear.
The ongoing impact of the pandemic on children
It is clear that children and young people have borne a disproportionate share of the suffering throughout the pandemic.
Is the vaccine working?
What does world-wide data show us about vaccine efficacy?
Can a Trauma Informed Approach and adherence to COVID-19 guidelines ethically co-exist?
Can a trauma informed approach and adherence to COVID Guidelines Ethically co-exist?
Recent deaths in young people in England and Wales
The mortality data for England and Wales from ONS from 1 May 2021 until 17 September 2021 shows a significant excess, particularly in the 15-19 year age group
Advance Australia Fair?
Australia is now officially a society that is sanctioning medical apartheid.
COVID-19 is becoming more mild
17 June 2021 – Headache, sore throat and runny nose are now the three most common presenting symptoms. There is no loss of smell and cough is only the fifth most common symptom.
Concerns about third wave unfounded
3 June 2021 – Inevitably, certain government advisors have begun to urge caution on relaxing Coronavirus restrictions on 21 June. Professor Adam Finn was quoted as saying it was “so much better to delay slightly than to go around with another cycle” of lockdown restrictions.