< 1 min read Liberal democracies were turned upside down to “protect health services”. Billions were forced to accept the Covid injections. How were mandates allowed? How could the medical profession forsake their legal and ethical obligations?
22 min read During the UK Parliamentary debate on the WHO Treaty there was a noticeable contrast between those supporting the petition and those opposing it. This article analyses the arguments made by those rejecting the petition, drawing on insights from Behavioural Science.
2 min read A Parliamentary hearing was held in the UK parliament in response to a petition demanding the UK Government not sign any WHO Pandemic Treaty unless approved by public referendum. The responses are clear that many have serious concerns about the World Health Organization (WHO) proposals.
10 min read In the heat of the public panic, there was very little openness to rational discourse. So it seems like an opportune time to review the big take-home lessons of the pandemic, in light of all of the available evidence.
2 min read With a 600% increase in the weekly death rate, what happened in New York City in spring 2020?
6 min read Those pushing this narrative envision a world in which any lifeform is considered intrinsically of equal worth to others. Within this ‘equitable’ worldview, humans become a pollutant.
11 min read A reassessment of the available evidence suggests another factor was involved.
5 min read We can meekly accept the new disease-obsessed world the WHO is pursuing or choose to be free from the false public goods of colonialism and fascism.
< 1 min read By reviewing public health’s role in the Covid hysteria, and delving into little mentioned records and analysis of past quarantines/lockdowns, Sanjeev Sabhlok argues not only for the abolition of lockdowns, but also for the abolition and restructuring of most public health functions in their entirety.
< 1 min read The astonishing history of a Lyme disease outbreak that medical science writer Kris Newby uncovered after she and her husband developed the debilitating tick-borne disease.
