Mike Yeadon interview with Willem Engel on the pandemic, April 5
Below is a quick summary of Yeadon’s thoughts. Here is a link to his April 5 interview.
The scope of this epidemic does not fit all the data we have been given. The Rzero number has to be greater than 2.2, much greater, to get so many cases so quickly in Wuhan and Lombardy, if the earliest case occurred in November-December, and the doubling time of the epidemic is 6 days. The…
You must have heard by now of how the feds quietly got compliance with pandemic control measures, enforced federal treatment protocols and vaccine mandates. By printing gobs of money (that everyone knew would cause massive inflation) and using it to bribe virtually every entity involved in pushing out the new rules, from states to cites…
This piece in the Lancet, authored by Cowling and Yu, discusses issues of Ebola dissemination and means to reduce spread to other countries. Its final paragraph discusses what we do not yet know, but need to learn: There are several important near-future research needs. Perhaps most urgent is a better understanding of the effectiveness of…
Tom Waytes, vice president of Emergent BioSolutions, the manufacturer of anthrax vaccine, spoke at a meeting of Emergency Services Personnel at which he suggested that expiring doses of vaccine should be given to Emergency Services personnel for *free* by DHHS: “But with unused doses of already purchased anthrax vaccine sitting in the Strategic National Stockpile…
Please read this twitter thread and think about how we are being herded into the vaccine clinics, the privacy- destroying track and trace system, and how all the ‘privileges’ of a normal life can be turned on and off for us once we accept these digital “passports.” It has to stop here, and it has…
Hepatitis B is a serious disease. It is highly prevalent in many countries in Asia (nearly 10% of Chinese carried the illness in 1992), but fortunately is of low prevalence in the US. Per CDC, the overall reported US incidence rate for 2013 was 1.0 case per 100,000 population. After adjusting for under-ascertainment and under-reporting,…