Following our recent article highlighting isolation and neglect in care homes, we are appalled to report that the situation is only slowly improving. What is more, many NHS sites are still imposing draconian and vindictive policies. Children are being separated from parents and dying relatives are being abandoned to a lonely end.
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Reports of child deaths in the VAERS (US Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System)
There have been 28 reports of deaths of children in the US Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System within 6 weeks of a Covid vaccine. As is stated in each VAERS report, the submission of a report ‘does not mean that the vaccine caused or contributed to the adverse event’.
Will the government’s ‘Public Inquiry’ be a whitewash?
From the start of the pandemic, a number of eminent voices were speaking out against lockdowns, as a blunderbuss approach with no prior mention in pandemic preparedness plans, and one for which no impact assessment was ever produced.
Are the Court of Protection vaccine rulings for autistic and mentally handicapped adults unlawful?
A detailed look at the legalities Guest author, Philip Ridley has thoroughly researched the legalities surrounding the Court of Protection vaccine rulings for autistic and mentally handicapped adults and whether they are in fact lawful. We hope his deep dive into this topic may be of use for those faced with similar issues. It was […]
Are school premises suitable for vaccinations?
In a classic example of social media getting itself wrongly into a lather, a letter from a clinical director at Vaccination UK, addressed to ‘Dear Headteacher’ did the rounds, along with inappropriate invective.
How to measure vaccine harms
Drug harm reporting systems, like the MHRA’s yellow card system, are designed to alert the regulator to a potential issue. They are not designed to measure the size of the problem. If an issue is highlighted then the regulator has a responsibility to carry out an audit and see whether the incidence of the condition of concern has been higher than historical levels in the population who were vaccinated.
The story of patient 11281009 in the Pfizer trial
Some disturbing findings hidden in the reluctantly released data After a Texan court ordered the FDA to release the documents used to approve the covid vaccine the first 150 documents have now been published. These include the medical notes for a selection of patients at five different trial sites. Sonia Elijah has carried out part […]
Common sense from the Sunshine State
This week Ron DeSantis hosted a Roundtable in Florida with medics and scientists attending from all over the world. The goal of the meeting was billed as ‘ending COVID theater once and for all’.
Drawing parallels between Covid-19 restrictions & domestic abuse
t is January 2019, and I am waiting in my therapy room for a new client, Daisy, who is 12 years old and being brought in by her mother. I am an experienced therapist, working for a charity supporting children and adults who are affected by domestic abuse.
The review of the Human Rights Act
The Government is currently undertaking a review of the Human Rights Act (HRA)(1998) and has published a consultation document that describes why it believes change is required, together with its specific proposals for what should be included in a new ‘Bill of Rights’. Given the state overreach witnessed over the last two years under the guise of covid-19 restrictions – involving unprecedented infringements of people’s core rights and freedoms – the timing, rationale and content of the review should concern us all.
Vaccine Damage: the human cost of rushed-to-market products
The existing mechanism for compensating those suffering vaccine damage was set up in 1979. If the vaccination caused ‘severe disablement’ (classed, somewhat callously, as being ‘60% disabled’), then one can become eligible for a one-off payment of £120,000, but only if you are able to undergo an excruciating and protracted battle with the authorities to have your claim accepted.
The WHO power grab — Medical Tyranny at scale
The World Health Organisation have launched a “historic global accord” for pandemics also known as a “pandemic treaty” to be decided by an “intergovernmental negotiating body.” The WHO General Assembly is able to pass binding agreements on all member states with a two thirds majority using article 19 of the WHO constitution.
Public Health Scotland and the misinterpretation of data
In its report of 14th February 2022, PHS has declared that it will no longer publish data on COVID-19 outcomes (cases, hospitalisations and deaths) classified by vaccination status, a hitherto valuable component of the COVID-19 vaccination surveillance strategy. The reason given for making this change is that ‘PHS is aware of inappropriate use and misinterpretation of the data when taken in isolation without fully understanding the limitations’.
Children’s covid vaccines: it’s all about balance of risks…
Over many months, a group of experienced health professionals and academics have been writing to the MHRA and the JCVI regarding the vaccination of healthy children, with most of the letters posted on the HART website. In our most recent letter, the authors have called for a pause to the children’s vaccine rollout pending a thorough investigation of a number of safety concerns.
Vaccine Mandate revoked
On Tuesday 1 March, the government released the results of the consultation period, which unequivocally shows the lack of public support for this mandate, with 87% of respondents saying that they “feel strongly that the requirement should be revoked”.
We need to talk about underreporting
How many times have we heard the phrase “If it saves one life…” repeated like a mantra, since March 2020? An insidious phrase, it has been used to great effect to shut down rational dissent. Unfortunately, this phrase (and the thinking behind it) encourages people to ride roughshod over very difficult ethical ground.
JCVI – don’t bite the hand…
There’s a well known expression “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you.” It can be taken literally – if an animal bites the hand that feeds it, it won’t get fed. In the business or academic world, it means don’t upset your funder. It’s obvious really – if you do, they won’t fund you anymore.
Care home isolation and neglect: an urgent crisis
Boris Johnson’s announcement on 21st February confirmed that the remaining Coronavirus restrictions (in England) will be lifted over the next few weeks. However, families with loved ones in care homes protest that many relatives are still experiencing draconian restrictions preventing contact with residents.
