They never said “no” The US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has sacked the CDC’s vaccine advisory panel, Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices or ACIP, in its entirety. They are the equivalent of the UK’s Joint Committee on Immunisations and Vaccinations or JCVI. The current panel had been responsible for waving […]
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Growing Scepticism in UK
37% now sceptical about ‘pandemic’ The Times recently interviewed Ed Hodgson, associate director for polling and analysis at More in Commonon 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 […]
Pick of the week 5th June
Tyrrany legalised in Singapore; self-amplifying mRNA vaccines; support for farmers; gender identity education in schools; masks in care homes;
NHS ‘Speaking Up’ scheme offers help to Whistleblowers
In a week where a midwife in Northern Ireland has been struck off by the NMC and where another high profile covid ‘dissident’ doctor is up before the GMC, we share the letter we sent a few days ago. This pattern of medical censorship is still repeating across the world, from Canada to Australia and is forcing good people out of the health service and is detrimental to patient safety.
Is the FDA a mutinous ship?
Is the new FDA team just a re-branding of the old team. Moderna’s mNEXSPIKE covid jab approval looks like more of the same..
An Evidence-based approach to Covid-19 Vaccination??
Last week the HHS announced the end to covid vaccines in children and pregnant women, but the updates on the CDC website are not consistent with the announcements. The article looks at some inconsistencies in the message…
What Lessons can Be Learned From the Management of the COVID-19 Pandemic?
The answer will be none, if we wait for His Majesty’s Government Int J Public Health, 30 May 2025 Volume 70 – 2025 | https://doi.org/10.3389/ijph.2025.1607727 Dr Ros Jones, HART author Gerry Quinn, HART member and lead author, has worked tirelessly to get this paper co-authored, peer reviewed and published and his efforts have finally come to […]
Watson et al debunked?
Watson et al’s Lancet article claiming 14-20 million lives saved by Covid vaccines always stretched the credulity of HART members but it is still widely quoted as the gain to ofset ‘rare’ vaccine injuries. Steve Kirsch casts more doubts on the methodology used.
Pick of the week 18th May 2025
A selction from UK, EU/WHO, US, Australia & Canada covering combined ‘flu/Covid vaccines, WHO plans, VAERS infringements, Austrlian regulatory failures & lockdowns enforcements finally Canadian ostriches! Do check them out…
Another legal loss for Moderna
Moderna loses yet another legal challenge over its NextCOVE trial, the notorious study including healthy children in testing of a new booster and involving significant financial incentives. Refusing to produce the trial protocol for 2 years, they have now lost a Tribunal. This follows their embarrasing admonishment by the PMCPA..
Book Review: Managing A Pandemic
HART’s book reviewer turns to black humour:
Derek calls Yin at the national broadcaster again.
“We need to stop people questioning our lockdown policy… we will run a story comparing [this] to the Black Death. And release a daily stats bulletin exaggerating the number of people it has killed, using the questionable assumption that all deaths where the deceased tested positive for the virus within the past 30 days were indisputably caused by the virus. That should frighten people into compliance”.
“I’m not sure that’s wholly objective”, ponders Derek. “But I like it”.
Managing A Pandemic, published in 2025 by Berishmak
Let’s not forget the mass casualties of the covid RESPONSE – Part 2
Psychologist Dr Gary Sidley presents many personal testimonies to the negative consequences of extraordinary restrictions and practices during the covid event. Generalised descriptions often fail to impress upon the reader the extent of suffering and turmoil endured by the victims of these draconian interventions. Accounts from the Scottish Covid Inquiry (SCI) and other sources convey the depth of emotional impact of these impositions upon ordinary people.
WHO Pandemic Agreement ⏤
The WHO Pandemic Agreement has been finalised and is due for ratification by member states on 19th May, with a deadline for rejection in July. Will this have any benefit for people’s health or will it set the controls in place for future health tyrany? It is not too late to reject it.
A twist in the clot?
Suppose there had never been a public narrative of a novel virus – how might the rise in clotting-related deaths have been interpreted? Would we have examined alternative explanations more seriously?
The systemic virus myth
Much of the fear of covid is based on the idea that it behaves in a more dangerous way than other respiratory viruses. But where is the evidence for that?
Let’s not forget the mass casualties of the covid RESPONSE – Part 1
The ‘Covid day of reflection’ took place on the 9th of March 2025 to commemorate the victims of the ‘pandemic’. This article focuses here will be on a much larger, and often forgotten, group of victims of this era: those who were harmed or killed by the range of unprecedented and non-evidenced responses to a presumed novel virus.
Free Speech in retreat
Ofcom’s Iron Grip shows the UK turn its back on British values In February 2025, a tense exchange unfolded in the Oval Office between UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US Vice President JD Vance. Vance challenged Starmer face-to-face, asserting that UK policies, like the Online Safety Act, infringe on free expression. Starmer swiftly countered, […]
