The following is an editorial published on April 5, 2021 by The Manila Times. In it, the authors slam the Department of Health for its reporting on COVID-19 statistics. The article says, "As the daily media briefing of Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire is now being conducted, the case count and particulars are just being poured on people's heads with … >> READ MORE

The following is an 11-minute video recorded by Raffy Tulfo, a Filipino broadcast journalist, columnist, radio presenter and television personality whose work focuses on government and private sector issues. It was published by Tulfo on his YouTube account last April 4, 2021. Tulfo is speaking mainly in Filipino. In this video, Tulfo alleges that there is corruption in Food and … >> READ MORE

In this March 15, 2021 article for Off Guardian, Kit Knightly talks about the "most conscise displays of true-life doublethink" happening in the media today. Knightly says that when it comes to COVID deaths, anyone who dies within 30 days of a positive test result is considered as a COVID death, regardless of the actual cause of death. Meanwhile, he … >> READ MORE

This March 31, 2021 article by Bojan Pancevski for The Wall Street Journal reports on a recent decision made by German Prime Minister Angela Merkel to restrict the use of AstraZeneca jab to those aged 60 and over. This means that people under 60 years old can only take the vaccine if they specifically demand for it, or if their … >> READ MORE

In this March 25, 2021 article for Sky News, Scotland correspondent James Matthews reports on a recent ruling by a judge declaring the Scottish government's ban on church worship during lockdown unconstitutional. According to Judge Lord Baird, "to criminalise communal church worship during the current lockdown 'disproportionately infringed' the freedom to express religious beliefs secured in the European Convention on … >> READ MORE

The following article was published by Reuters last March 31, 2021. It covers recent news from Finland where the government has withdrawn its proposal for widespread lockdowns as the country's constitutional law committee found the proposal to be "too vague and not in compliance with the constitution". Editor's Note: We are expecting that as more European countries start to lift … >> READ MORE

The following article was published by the VRT News last March 31, 2021. According to the report, a Brussels Court has deemed all coronavirus measures imposed in the country to be unconstitutional. To quote: "Within thirty days, the government must give the corona measures a solid legal basis, and if it does not, it must pay a penalty of €5,000 … >> READ MORE

In this April 4, 2021 report published by Haaretz, author Netael Bandel covers the recent ruling of Israel's High Court of Justice that the "mandated 1,000-meter...limit on how far people could travel to a demonstration during the second lockdown was unconstitutional, and will therefore not be allowed again". Justice Noam Sohlberg notes that there was no point in discussing the … >> READ MORE

The following article was written by Sarah Knapton for The Telegraph. It was published last April 1, 2021. In a webinar given to the Royal School of Medicine, Prof. Chris Whitty says that lockdowns are unlikely to be needed again and Britain will need to treat the coronavirus like the flu. He says, "up to 25,000 people die in a … >> READ MORE

In this February 11, 2021 article from Trial Site News, we learn that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the same organization that funded 15 vaccine companies to develop experimental vaccines for COVID-19 has just funded a clinical trial to test the effectiveness of Ivermectin in treating the disease. The principal investigator is Edward Mills from McMaster University in Ontario. … >> READ MORE