It’s February 2022, this is video number 307. It’s a sad but safe bet that you know at least one person who still wears a mask when they go outside, enter a shop or board a bus or a train. You probably know more than one. I went into a department store the other day
This text is a written summary of Dr. Bhakdi’s and Dr. Burkhardt’s presentations at the Doctors for Covid Ethics symposium that was live-streamed by UK Column on December 10th, 2021. The two presentations can be viewed at the very beginning of the video recording of the symposium. The authors Dr. Bhakdi has spent his life
The Swedish Public Health Agency has developed national criteria for assessing freedom from infection in covid-19. The PCR technology used in tests to detect viruses cannot distinguish between viruses capable of infecting cells and viruses that have been neutralized by the immune system, and therefore these tests cannot be used to determine whether someone is
“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
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First they took away your privacy (Track and Trace) Then they took away your freedom (lockdowns, restrictions, masks) Now they’re taking away your dignity … Listen to Viking Bjorn’s video: … and here’s Carl Vernon commenting on the subject:
The image below from AdapNation says it all: This explains the discordance between the lower-than-normal bed use & ambulance stats vs the NHS alarm bells. I had the insightful opportunity to interview an NHS employee involved in the logistics of a busy England hospital today. The message was clear – they are insanely busy. It’s