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Lancet vs. Wakefield
I love the Lancet. I have my own subscription, and it isn’t cheap. However, the Lancet took a cheap shot last week, when it retracted a paper on autism by Wakefield et al. immediately following a ruling by the UK’s General Medical Counsel. The Lancet has been embroiled in controversy (and repeatedly tried to extract…
Some people never learn/ San Francisco Chronicle
There are not that many people who are pro-vaccine zealots: all vaccines for every person all the time. My impression has always been that frontline doctors hear about (or see for themselves) the adverse reactions, and that is why doctors tend to be vaccinated less than most other healthcare workers, when they can refuse. The…
Naomi Wolf on her view that the vaccine passport is really a platform that will suck up your data, track you, and end liberty/Fox. 1 minute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPHHMc9YhzU&ab_channel=TheSun This was removed from 2 platforms where I first found it, so may disappear from the youtube link above. It can also be found on Mercola.com, but you have to scroll down to find it. Mercola has the 5 minute clip with Steve Hilton.
Let’s vaccinate against a nonexistent flu virus: the “preemptive strike” rears its head again/ BBC
UPDATE: I just learned that in 2008 GSK obtained European regulatory approval to market a so-called “Prepandemic” Vaccine for H5N1 avian flu. This virus is not circulating in humans. The theory behind the vaccine is that if a bird flu virus emerged to cause a pandemic, the GSK vaccine is likely to be somewhat similar to it,…
3 Cabinet Ministers Die from Covid–Suddenly Ivermectin Becomes Legal for Use in Zimbabwe
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/zimbabwe-oks-use-of-ivermectin-after-officials-deaths/2125442 Zimbabwe OKs use of Ivermectin after officials’ deaths ‘We have to be careful to protect patients as well as not to deny them effective treatment regimes,’ says Health Ministry John Cassim |28.01.2021 HARARE, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe has approved the use and import of the anti-parasite drug Ivermectin to treat COVID-19 patients. “In these difficult…
WHO responds to the critics/ WHO
WHO has published a formal response on its website to many of the criticisms published in the BMJ and by the Council of Europe last week. A few important points: 1. WHO appears to acknowledge lack of disclosure of conflicts of interest by experts involved in its 2004 pandemic plan. 2. WHO wiggles around the…