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Covid Case Study: How Wales Is Being Screwed by Corrupt Government

Written by John O'Sullivan

There are lies, damn lies and statistics. We know the old saying. But, thanks to the pandemic, never have we seen so many lies told by corrupt politicians to cause so much needless suffering. Below we run a case study of the tiny UK nation of Wales. A country that has experienced two total ‘lockdowns’ already imposed by uncaring and out of touch policymakers.

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The Much Misunderstood Climate Issue of CO2 Infrared Absorption

Written by Bevan Dockery

Professor W.J.Witteman [Ref. 1] provides a detailed account of the absorption of thermal emission from the Earth surface by atmospheric CO2. He found that at atmospheric temperatures only a few low-lying vibrational bands of CO2 are relevant. Further, it stated that “Especially the absorbed radiation power by the ground state bending mode at about 15 microns is dominant.”

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Maine: Media Promote Shellfish Scare – As Harvest Set Records

Written by James Taylor

Google News is promoting claims that global warming is killing off Maine’s shellfish. However, objective data show that Maine is producing a record aquaculture harvest and Maine’s lobster catch is also setting records.

At the top of search results today for “climate change,” Google News is promoting a Sci-Tech Daily article titled, “Iconic Food Web Threatened by Climate Change.” The article cites a dubious new study asserting a decline in Maine shellfish during the past 20 years.

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The U.N. And Its Staggering Rise In Dishonesty

Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

The UN did as only the UN can do, putting out a supposedly authoritative scientific report on “staggering” rise in climate disasters over the last 20 years that was seized upon with enthusiasm by the usual suspects.

Regrettably, the report itself turned out to be a climate disaster when it was pointed out that according to the data in the report disasters have been declining globally over the past 20 years.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Rigged to Pass Efficacy Test

Written by Dr. Joseph Mercola

There’s been a lot of talk lately about whether or not the fast-tracked COVID-19 vaccine will in fact be safe and effective. While vaccine makers insist that any vaccine reaching the market will have undergone rigorous testing, the way trial protocols are designed suggests these vaccines may leave a lot to be desired.

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Denmark rushes through emergency coronavirus law

Written by thelocal.dk

Denmark’s parliament on Thursday night unanimously passed an emergency coronavirus law which gives health authorities powers to force testing, treatment and quarantine with the backing of the police. The far-reaching new law will remain in force until March 2021, when it will expire under a sunset clause.  Which countries will be next?

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Book Review: ‘Corona, False Alarm? Facts and Figures’

Written by Dr Roger HIGGS DPhil geology, Oxford

 

Regular contributor, Dr Roger Higgs has a review of an important new book to share with Principia Scientific International readers. Corona, False Alarm?: Facts and Figures is currently the #1 best seller on Amazon’s Biostatistics section and already has 144 five star ratings and offers astonishing facts and figures behind the fake pandemic that everyone needs to see.

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18 Reasons to forgo flu vaccinations this year

Written by Gary G. Kohls, MD

In response to the inevitable ad campaigns recommending that “everyone over age 6 months” needs to go to their local hospital, clinic or pharmacy to get their “routine” annual flu shots, I submit below 17 published medical journal articles that have been so ignored and/or censored-out of the mainstream media that most physicians, PAs, nurses, appointment secretaries and, especially, clinic and hospital management are unaware of their existence.

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The cyclical nature of climate change

Written by Jean de Climont

The curve of the population of France since Antiquity shows successive periods of growth followed by impressive falls. The first phenomenon is a fairly high growth until around the year 350. The French population doubled between -100 BC and 300 AD.

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Water Discovery on Moon Means a ‘Go’ for New Lunar Base

Written by Victoria Gill

Having dropped tantalising hints days ago about an “exciting new discovery about the Moon“, the US space agency has revealed conclusive evidence of water on our only natural satellite.

This “unambiguous detection of molecular water” will boost Nasa’s hopes of establishing a lunar base. The aim is to sustain that base by tapping into the Moon’s natural resources.

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Infectious Disease Experts See Sharp Drop in Influenza Cases

Written by Daniel Payne

Even as worries persist over increasing COVID-19 cases in the United States, cases of another virus — influenza — have plummeted relative to their number a year ago.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s FluView influenza tracker lists an influenza-positive test percentage of 0.3% for week 42 of 2020 — a total of 33 positive tests out of 10,809 specimens. That’s down sharply from 2.4% during the same week last year.

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London COVID Protests: ‘Shove Your New World Order Up Your *ss!’

Written by John O'Sullivan

As each week passes and another Saturday sees more anti-lockdown protesters take to the streets of London, the message is clear: EVERYONE must wake up to the medical and scientific tyranny befalling us.

In a Breitbart London exclusive video, protesters were seen singing: “I would rather be a human than a slave”, “We are the 99 per cent”, and “You can shove your New World Order up your ass”.

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