In those places where the Covid-19 pandemic has swept through the population, they now see occasional cases and few to no deaths. Apparently the pandemic hasn’t been to New Zealand yet. Thanks to “being really efficient at lockdown”, NZ detect occasional cases and no deaths. Another place that was “super efficient at lockdown” in 2020 … More Beyond Headlines …
American journalist Whitney Webb has investigated the connections, history and background to today’s Covid crisis. It certainly seems like a difficult situation to try and correct course on with so many interconnected beneficiaries. Whitney Webb testimony at the Corona Ausschuss investigation with Dr Reiner Fuellmich.
Dr Reiner Fuellmich and his team at the ongoing Corona Ausschuss took testimony from Dr Vladimir Zelenko at the end of July, 2021. Since I first started blogging about the public health response being carried out in lock step globally, which at first seemed like incompetence, I’ve realised that it’s not incompetence alone. That there … More Doctor Vladimir Zelenko
In a climate of reporting that children are now falling ill with Covid-19 it is important to note that they therefore must have suddenly grown ACE2 receptors on their cell membranes that they didn’t previously have. These receptors are used by the virus to enter and infect human cells. Without them, it’s hard for the … More Childhood Covid: A Battle of Wills
No nasal swabs would do it? Question from Alia at Voices for Freedom: Since when was it okay to demand that those who are not sick, stay at home, and to not treat those who are sick? Chemotherapy services in Auckland are now on hold. To save lives? In France chemotherapy patients who have not … More And The Pandemic Ends
When you hear a howling windAnd see clouds gathering on the horizonYou know a storm is a-footEven before the first drop of water falls Doctor David Thunder, university lecturer and researcher in moral, political and social philosophy, made this two minute summary on the current threat to liberal constitutionalism. Dark days described by a shining … More When You Hear a Howling Wind
About 500 of Australia’s 25 million population die each day. In any given year historically, an average of between 1.5 to 10 per day (fluctuating with seasons), of those deaths have been due to or with, Influenza. Despite being in the middle of the Influenza season, Influenza deaths apparently no longer occur. Currently around two … More Dearie Me Delta
Asking questions is at the heart of science. Science is not an institution and not an authority. Science is never settled. It is forever evolving through conjecture and criticism. Questions form the basis of all scientific inquiry and scientific progress. Without challenging existing concepts – usually held by a majority – there is no new … More Lockdown Lament
People I have known for years, living in the third world, who despite being impoverished, have been independently taking care of themselves and their families for generations and asking for nothing, now face intolerable despair. For example: “Have no job for long time. Also now my village close. Cannot go outside to find any food. … More Humanity’s Hunger
“There is no one place where you could go and find the definition for “variant”, for example. Or “isolate” or “strain”. I looked in several textbooks. In fact, not even my textbook, Principles of Virology, co-authored with four other Virologists. Not even there will you find a definition of these terms.” Professor Vincent RaccanielloProfessor of … More Voodoo Tsunami
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