Continuing concerns about the censorship of essentially all voices questioning any aspect pandemic management.
COVID-19
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.
SARS-CoV-2 was developed in a laboratory
27 May 2021 – The mainstream media has started to report on the evidence that SARS-CoV-2 may have originated in a laboratory. From the outset of the pandemic, scientists have been attempting to draw attention to the fact that the SARS-CoV-2 genome was too distant from known bat coronaviruses for natural mutation to have been the source: the genome contains classic markers of genetic manipulation.
