The Spartacist trade unionists are organising a Free Lucy Letby protest outside the Thirlwall Inquiry next month. The Lucy Letby case grows and grows as a public scandal
Proposed Iaws in Iowa and other farm states would bar people from suing pesticide manufacturers for failing to warn them of health risks associated with their products, as long as the product labels are approved by the EPA
If the R0 was reduced, we’d flatten the curve. That didn’t happen. Areas that were boosted shortly before Omicron had a much higher peak than those that were less boosted. And the CFR was temporarily increased by over 2X post vaccine in large scale objective data
Scientific publishing has long prided itself on rigor… at least in theory. Peer review is supposed to act as a firewall, ensuring that only results meeting strict statistical and methodological standards make it into prestigious journals
Recently I was invited to be a guest on BBC Sunday Morning Live. Prompted by new NICE guidelines that suggest GPs should be used to spot problem gamblers, the debate was supposed to be centred on whether gambling should be considered a public health issue. Instead, it became a deeply concerning display of how eroded political debate has become
The relationship between our food systems and our healthcare systems is no coincidence. Food in the USA is being produced in ways that undermine our health and keep us dependent on pharmaceuticals
When there is persistent year-round ice at the poles, we are technically in an ice age, and have been for 2.58 million years. (Or 34, if you use the definition of ice at one pole.)
This caption below applied to all healthy people in 2021: “My favourite example of diversity, equity, and inclusion was in 2021-22 when the Australian Liberal government discriminated against the healthy unvaccinated for having a different political opinion, using name calling and denigration, and then legally barred them from working, traveling, receiving healthcare or otherwise participating in society”
Written by Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler and Norman Fenton
In the early period of the covid event much of the reporting of the gross inadequacies of PCR testing was almost entirely focused on one narrow technical issue – whether the cycle threshold (CT) used to declare a PCR positive for SARS-CoV-2 was ‘too high’
For some reason the MSN algorithm recently decided we couldn’t get enough of Climate Cosmos. Which was initially true in rather a sardonic way, as they seemed useful mostly for illustrating the chronic fatuities of alarmism