There is something rather odd about the fatality rate for covid in hospitals. NHS England have published data on covid deaths and hospitalisations (which includes both admissions and diagnoses of inpatients).
COVID Data
Where is the UK equivalent of the New Zealand data?
Understanding the real impact of the covid vaccines requires record level data. An FOI was put to UKHSA for them to release the vaccine date and death data they have that enables them to remove people from their vaccine database.
Covid vaccine fanatics turn to AI for reinforcements
The most likely reason for the use of such automated systems is that they have insufficient resources to respond individually to the volume of material being posted which is oppositional to their favoured narrative. As well as this being caused by a growing number of people becoming aware of the truth about the covid “vaccines”, it could also be a shrinking in the number of people who wish to perjure themselves for hours a day, now it has become obvious that all they are doing is lining the pockets of greedy corporations who seem not to care about the well being of any of the users of their products.
Further mining of VAERS data confirms many suspected issues
An independent researcher called Craig Paardekooper recently gave a video presentation to Medical Doctors for Covid Ethics International. Much of what Craig says is confirmation of the adverse event profile we have come to understand of the injections known as “covid vaccines”.
Pick of the week
A selection of articles that we feel you will find worth the time.
Flapping from the ‘Fact-Checkers’
YouTuber John Campbell recently published a podcast pointing at excess mortality in countries with higher covid vaccination. Unfortunately, he unwisely referenced some poor-quality analysis which has resulted in various fact-‘checks’ from the BBC’s ‘More or Less’ and Health Feedback, an outfit that we encountered in November 2022 when they attempted a pretty poor hatchet job on Aseem Malhotra’s Journal of Insulin Resistance review articles.
Unjustified Unblinding
The failure of regulators to set baseline requirements for unblinding leaves a gaping hole in regulatory oversight, raising questions on the commitments to transparency, ethics, and scientific robustness in these and future trials.
Through the Distorted Lens
Most people have difficulty understanding what different levels of risks mean to them and translating them into decisions they make in everyday life.
How to get published in the Covid era
The last three years has seen a huge number of publications on all aspects of Covid-19 but has also seen many respected authors suddenly struggling to get work published that does not support the official narrative. So by way of some light relief for August, here are some writing tips for hopeful researchers.
Six principle points regarding Covid
Co-Chair of HART, Dr Jonathan Engler, recently appeared on a podcast with Dr Ahmad Malik. In it he gave a powerful overview of the pivotal aspects of the covid event.
Freedom of Information requests shine a light on the dark
Plausible deniability can provide protection for those in authority who acted in harmful ways. However, things become much less plausible when Freedom of Information (FOI) requests expose just how much people did know.
Imperial continue to provide “evidence” to fuel the political narrative
Imperial College has a terrible track record of presenting modelled data as if it was scientific evidence based on more than just biased assumptions. Imperial was responsible for the fantasy claim that covid would cause 510,000 deaths in the UK without changes to human behaviour.
Stats Not The Whole Story!
The statistical jiggery-pokery employed since 2020 is so outrageous it is perhaps best viewed through the lens of (dark) comedy, so we forewarn you in advance that — in a change from our usual (possibly over-sober) tone — the following article has been written in a somewhat jocular manner, despite covering a topic that is very much not a laughing matter.
Attack of the killer croissants
SARS-CoV-2 is airborne and spreads through aerosols but are there other routes of transmission too? A recent report from the Food Standards Agency suggested that the virus could survive on food and packaging for up to a week.
The Future is a Foreign Country
Despite two and a half years of failure people continue to be paid to publish modelled predictions of the future. The future is not as predictable as some claim. Modellers are not capable of predicting what is going to happen because they do not have measurements for all the variables that contribute to covid waves.
Where were the superspreader events?
There is good evidence that a minority of individuals produce a disproportionately large number of viral particles. These people are likely the ones responsible for occasions where large numbers of people catch covid at a gathering – a superspreader event – which have certainly occurred.
Cumulative excess deaths 2020-2022 — an international comparison
There has been much talk in recent weeks about excess mortality, but remarkably little interest from UKHSA or ONS (or anyone in the MSM for that matter) in trying to ascertain why this might be….
Covid is worse in winter
After watching this pattern play out for over two years there finally seems to be an admission that covid is worse in winter. Fauci has said he expects an autumn and winter wave starting in October and peaking in January.
