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AAP’s Pediatrics Journal Confirms What We Knew Three Years Ago

Josh Stevenson / December 30, 2023 / History, Public Health, Society / 4 minute read

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An intriguing aspect to consider about this study is what it doesn’t address. There’s a complete absence of any discussion about how many pediatric hospitalizations due to Covid were prevented. To remain objective, one would assume that considering the “benefits” of these restrictions upon children, beyond the acute mental health toll, would be necessary when evaluating the other side of this issue.

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Grand Inquisitor Says Oops

Jeffrey A. Tucker / December 28, 2023 / History, Public Health, Society / 6 minute read

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It was Collins who wrote Fauci with the demand for a “quick and devastating takedown” of the Great Barrington Declaration, a statement that merely reasserted traditional public health wisdom in the midst of an insane science experiment being conducted on the whole population.

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We Sacrificed Their Childhood at the Altar of Our Choices

David McGrogan / December 27, 2023 / Philosophy, Public Health, Society / 19 minute read

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The contributors to the special issue of The International Human Rights Journal would have us believe that the circle could in some way have been squared and that we could have ‘saved lives’ by closing schools while at the same time making sure children did not suffer. This forces them to make out that the issue is awfully complicated. But I’m afraid to say it really is in the end very simple: children should never have had to go through the experience of lockdown.

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The Familiarity of Old Evils: The Zone of Interest Movie Review

Toby Rogers / December 26, 2023 / History, Public Health / 5 minute read

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I think my hunch was correct — a movie about an entire society that ignored the genocide all around them hit a bit too close to home for Manohla Dargis and her bosses at the NY Times who have spent the last four years ignoring the genocide all around them. But for anyone trying to understand the murderous actions of the Covidians and their unwillingness to take responsibility for their crimes, this film is illuminating.

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“Vaccelerate!”: German-EU Programme Aims to Facilitate Fast-Vax for “Next Pandemic”

Robert Kogon / December 22, 2023 / Government, Public Health, Vaccines / 3 minute read

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Already missing the Covid-19 pandemic? Well, fear not. The German-EU “VACCELERATE” programme is already on the lookout for the next “pathogen with pandemic potential,” as authors affiliated with the programme put it in a new paper titled “Predicting the next pandemic.”

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Personal Health: The Individuality of Eggs

Robert Malone / December 19, 2023 / Public Health, Society / 9 minute read

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If you eat a lot of eggs, buying some hens is a great way to go. They are cheap, can be fed almost anything, are hardy, friendly, and don’t stink. Otherwise, buy locally sourced, pasture kept, organic eggs.

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Boris Was Right Not to Trust Neil Ferguson

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Tom Jefferson / December 19, 2023 / Government, History, Public Health / 3 minute read

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We have held the belief that no politician who has not experienced the bestiality of war should ever be elected Prime Minister of any state. Ours is a belief and an aspiration, as those who have been in action are nowadays thin on the ground. Enforcing such a belief would entail restricting democracy: only veterans, front-line media and humanitarian agencies could be elected.

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Modified Spike mRNA: There Are No ‘Desired Proteins’

Jessica Rose / December 17, 2023 / Public Health, Vaccines / 5 minute read

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In light of this new work by Mulroney el al., it is clear that these products require recall and investigation. It is curious that the manufacturers had every opportunity and resource to assess the dangers of off-target protein production for subsequent amerlioration – or at least illumination – of these dangers prior to injecting billions of people with them, but did not exploit these opportunities.

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We Must Dial Up Our Jabs Against the Tyrants

Richard Kelly / December 16, 2023 / Policy, Public Health, Society / 6 minute read

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The petitioner or the letter writer might be well advised to plan a two-pronged protest when next submitting a statement on a proposed bill or exhorting their MP to vote against a given bill. Just for practice. For we’re all aware, and thoroughly sick of, the kind of stock responses from MPs who dismiss valid concerns with obfuscation, conflating issues for maximum ambiguity, and indulging in a patronising tone to boot. If we know it’s coming, after our initial left jab, what is our feint and right cross?

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The Covid-19 Inquiry is a Sham…So Far

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Kevin Dowd / December 15, 2023 / History, Public Health / 8 minute read

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The Covid-19 Inquiry is the latest demonstration that UK public inquiries have long since been reduced to an unfunny joke at the expense of UK citizens, and one would have to be naïve in the extreme to expect to find much of anything of value in the conclusions they publish. One did, however, think that useful information might be found in the evidence inquiries gathered, but over the major issues which it should address the Covid-19 Inquiry will not even attain this more modest objective.

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New Study Confirms CDC and Other ‘Experts’ Hurt Children for Nothing

Ian Miller / December 13, 2023 / Masks, Policy, Public Health / 6 minute read

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As often discussed, in a sane world, this systematic review would permanently shut the door on further discussions of forced child masking. Higher quality research has confirmed that there is no evidence masks are effective and eliminating bias and confounders unsurprisingly shows the same result with children.

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We Must Save Ourselves from the Public Health Professionals

David Bell / December 12, 2023 / History, Philosophy, Public Health / 7 minute read

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We need legislators, and the public, to reclaim public health ethics and to return to credible concepts of health and well-being – as the WHO once did – “physical, mental and social.” This is what was intended when previous generations fought to overthrow dictators, striving for equality and for the rights of individuals over those who would control them. History tells us that public health professions tend to follow self-interest, taking the side of those who would be dictators. If our democracies, freedom, and health are to survive, we must accept reality and address this as a basic issue of individual freedom and good governance for which we are all responsible. There is too much at stake to leave this to self-interested corporatists and the notorious enforcers they control.

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