Written by Cheryl K Chumley
We can beat COVID-19 — just trust the science, we’re told. Trust in the scientists, we’re told. And that’s not a paraphrase.
“From the Editors: We Can Beat COVID-19. Just Trust Science,” Wired wrote.
Well and good. Fine and dandy. But the fact is, scientists often lie. Science isn’t always the beacon toward truth. It’s not just frequently flawed; it’s frequently deceptive. And purposely so.
Written by Jim Hoft
New study from Germany finds that every COVID-19 death was someone who had cancer, lung disease, was a heavy smoker or morbidly obese.
The WHO Director, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, estimated on March 3, 2020 that the coronavirus mortality rate was 3.4{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} This was a completely inaccurate number that caused a global panic.
Written by Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times
Harvard researchers publicly walked back Monday a key finding in a highly touted but hotly contested paper linking air pollution exposure to deaths from the novel coronavirus, slashing the estimated mortality rate in half.
Written by Richard F. Cronin
The ozone “hole” is really just a thinning. Ozone is produced by solar radiation at stratospheric elevations converting O2 to O3. Ozone is therefore not produced during the polar winters and is at its lowest level in the polar springtime. It recovers during the sunlit summers.
Written by Charlotte Edwards, The Sun
The “world’s clearest picture of the moon’s craters” has been revealed. The stunning image is courtesy of a Californian astrophotographer who combined snaps of “lunar phases” to create it.
Andrew McCarthy stacked thousands of Moon photos together to create the masterpiece.
Written by Christine Dolan
Frontline COVID-19 doctors this week have gone public saying they feel pressured to show COVID-19 as cause-of-death on certificates of patients suspected of having the virus when they also have had underlying medical conditions.
Written by www.hsph.harvard.edu
People with COVID-19 who live in U.S. regions with high levels of air pollution are more likely to die from the disease than people who live in less polluted areas, according to a new nationwide study from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Written by Jim Hoft
The Big Lie of COVID-19 as a “once-in-a-century” dangerous killer pathogen is utterly exposed. The CDC’s own data shows the overall U.S. death rate so far in 2020 is no worse than recent years.
Written by Jeff G
This post intends to go to the heart of virology and vaccination itself and what vaccination is propped up by – the entirety of virology and vaccine science is predicated on one thing—that viruses are infectious agents that cause disease.
Written by Andy Rowlands
Since Part 4 of my virus series was published last month, I have continued compiling information, and present my latest musings on the current situation. Some of this may already be known to readers, but I include it for the fullest record possible.
Written by Jim Hoft
Much of the world is shocked at the coronavirus numbers coming out of Italy – now their Parliament is hearing concerns that the data is unreliable. The country has one of the oldest populations in Europe and also has the largest Chinese diaspora in the EU today. Back in March there was already claims that Italy’s coronavirus death numbers were false and exaggerated.
Written by Mark E. Jeftovic
It was an Imperial College computer model that forecasted 500K deaths in the UK (and 2.5 million in the US) should policymakers pursue a “herd immunity” approach (a la Sweden), that influenced them to reverse course and go full lockdown instead.
Written by Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D
Dr. Vliet is a member of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, AAPS. At the presidential biefing on April 30, Dr. Anthony Fauci announced early results, prior to peer-review, of one clinical trial using remdesivir, an intravenous (IV) experimental antiviral medicine in patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
Written by Kurt Zindulka
There are increased calls for the British government to release the modelling upon which the national lockdown was based after it was revealed that its author, Professor Neil Ferguson, was found to have been flouting the social distancing rules in order to visit his left-wing activist married lover.
Written by Will Stone, Elly Yu
The patient described it as the “worst headache of her life.” She didn’t go to the hospital though. Instead, the Washington state resident waited almost a week.
When Dr. Abhineet Chowdhary finally saw her, he discovered she had a brain bleed that had gone untreated. The neurosurgeon did his best, but it was too late.
Written by Alicia Cashman
A CBS News crew pulled medical professionals off the floor at the Cherry Medical Center in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to line up in their vehicles so a CBS film crew would have a long line for their COVID-19 coverage.
‘We Could Have Done Other Stuff,” Registered Nurse complains. ‘Apparently, the news crew wanted more people in the line,’ said a Cherry Health Supervisor. “We pretended. There were a couple of real patients, which made it worse,” Said Another Registered Nurse.