Growing Scepticism in UK

37% now sceptical about ‘pandemic’ The Times recently interviewed Ed Hodgson, associate director for polling and analysis at More in Common, about what is being said in focus groups. He said “In focus groups, when we talk about corruption and trust in politicians, people bring up Covid-19 all the time. Increasingly you see people almost […]

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WHO Pandemic Agreement:

WHO or UN, ‘Pandemic Treaty’ or ‘Pact for the Future’, all paths lead to Rome or somewhere to which most of the world’s population are not invited! Some of it seems benevolent but on balance ‘global totalitarianism’ by the back door with no elected representatives or clear accountability.

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Pick of the Week – 1st November

This week’s selection includes use of DNACPR notices on the elderly and disabled leading to a police investigation in Scotland.
Meanwhile in the US, workers have won compensation for job losses due to vaccine mandates, and a health board in Idaho has voted to pull Covid-19 vaccines from their health clinics.
Canada hits rock bottom, with so-called ‘assisted dying’ aka ‘state-endorsed killing’ of a young man with a devastating vaccine injury. If you haven’t yet written to your MP about the End of Life Bill coming back to Westminster on 22nd November, now is the moment.

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The Darzi Review of the NHS

The Government had asked Lord Darzi, an academic surgeon at Imperial College London, to conduct an ‘independent’ review of the National Health Service. In September 2024, his 163-page document was published. While highlighting some of the major flaws in the NHS – long waiting lists, an increase in the number of avoidable deaths, poor productivity – HART’s Dr Gary Sidley finds Darzi’s proposed solutions trite and uninspiring, comprising little more than appeals for additional taxpayer funding and a ‘tilt towards technology’. It seems nothing has been learned from the increasingly evident major deficiencies in the NHS, powerfully illustrated by some of its counterproductive responses to the covid event. Unless you want just more of the same in the future, read Dr Sidley’s alternative proposals.

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