The wave of excess non-Covid deaths continues. The latest Government figures from the ONS, published this morning, take the tally of excess deaths from causes other than COVID-19 to 17,839 since April 23rd, when the recent surge began. This is 9.5% more…
Almost all scientific papers go through something called ‘peer review’ before they’re published. This usually works as follows: the paper is sent to a scientific journal; the editor of that journal selects two or three reviewers whom he or she…
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) shows not only that the effectiveness of the Pfizer Covid vaccine becomes negative (meaning the vaccinated are more likely to be infected than the unvaccinated) within five months but that the vaccine…
An Estimate Based on a Survey of the United States Population (Working Paper) Executive Summary This paper examines potential fatalities and injuries from the Covid-19 inoculation using an online “Covid-19 Health Experiences Survey” administered to a representative sample of the…
Official data published by both the UK Health Security Agency and Public Health Scotland shows that the fully vaccinated elderly and vulnerable are now more likely to be infected with Covid-19, more likely to be hospitalised with Covid-19, and more…
The aim of the study was to identify any solid inclusions in the vials as were undeclared by the manufacturers. The study was to verify the findings of graphene-related compounds such as graphene oxide, graphene hydroxide by Campara (2021) and…
Official data published by Public Health Scotland shows that cardiovascular incidents increased significantly in 2021 against the 2018-2019 average, with 15 to 44 year-olds seeing the largest increase in cases such as myocarditis, heart attacks, cardiac arrest, and strokes. Public…
We have a special report on IMMUNE SYSTEM DISORDERS & INFECTIONS this week. Overall, for every 119 of the people jabbed, one person ends up filling in a Yellow Card Adverse Event. However, due to the poor training of health…
