Why the demand for data leaves a bad taste By Jonathan Rowson “Nothing ever becomes real till experienced.” – John Keats The next time you hear the word technology, think capitalism. And when you think of capitalism, think about which mutation of capitalism we are living through, and what it means for how our lived
By Ivan Fraser Globally, governments are drastically oversimplifying extremely complex data down to two simplistic categories: a latitude of Good and longitude of Bad. The consequences of which have created a public perception of the Covid issue which is massively skewed. Most people are entirely unaware of the actual data. But they are largely aware
Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott and Alex Thomson with Wednesday’s UK Column News. Topics in this video: UK Genomics Industry Menstrual Vaccine Adverse Reactions Adverse Reactions Vary According To European Culture Frightening People? London Pro-Freedom Pro-Medical Choice March Through The Lens of BBC Fake News Vaccine Conditional Freedom Lisbon Court Rules 0.9% Of Alleged
If you do not want your identifiable patient data (personally identifiable data in the diagram above) to be shared outside of your GP practice for purposes except for your own care, you can register an opt-out with your GP practice. This is known as a Type 1 Opt-out. Type 1 Opt-outs were introduced in 2013 for data
Here is a document guiding the reader through only official data and documents from the UK Government, NHS, MHRA, FDA, CDC etc. which unequivocally show: – There was no pandemic and that mortality rates were normal in 2020 – Very few people are at risk from covid – The risk of covid to healthy individuals
A reader has composed a letter which he is sending to various members of parliament. We are publishing the letter in case anyone else wants to follow suit. Please also pay attention to this file: Evidence in government and official data children should not be given the covid vaccines Here is a guide to how
NHS patients’ GP records are the most detailed and sensitive medical records that exist, containing the history of events in an individual’s lifetime impacting their physical and mental health. But, from 1 July, NHS Digital has announced that “data may be shared from the GP medical records about… any living patient registered at a GP
“Government actions such as border closures, full lockdowns, and a high rate of COVID-19 testing were not associated with statistically significant reductions in the number of critical cases or overall mortality.” “Given that the evidence reveals that the Corona disease declines even without a complete lockdown, it is recommendable to reverse the current policy and