Category: Is it really that deadly?
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WHO Says It Might End COVID Crisis But Global Data Shows There Is No Emergency
In this May 28, 2022 article for the Manila Standard, Vito Barcelo, Othel Campos et al. report that the World Health Organization (WHO) is working to declare an end to the COVID outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern. In a press briefing, Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO’s Technical Lead for COVID-19 said,…
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It’s time to rethink COVID restrictions
In this March 29, 2022 article Shira Doron, Westyn Branch-Elliman, and Elissa Perkins for The Washington Post criticized the use of “predetermined thresholds for public health policy”. According to the authors, the pandemic has changed so fast that “[B]y the time preset measures are triggered, they are often out of date”. The authors cite the…
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African experience proves countries “mishandled” COVID
In this March 23, 2022 article for The New York Times, Stephanie Nolen looks at COVID in Africa and tries to answer the question: Why is COVID not causing a large number of deaths in Africa compared to other high-income countries? Nolen explores some of the possible reasons for Africa’s low COVID deaths: a young…
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COVID now less deadly than the flu
In this March 10, 2022 article for Daily Mail, Luke Andrews reports on the analysis made by Professor Paul Hunter, an infectious diseases expert from the University of East Anglia. According to Hunter, current data being released by the UK government indicates that COVID is now less deadly compared to the flu. COVID mortality before…
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The truth about COVID deaths is a coming out
The following article was written by Dr. Joseph Mercola and was republished by The Epoch Times last March 1, 2022. In it, Mercola discusses the various evidence showing that COVID deaths were overcounted. Some of the evidence he discussed included the following: People who die of non-COVID reasons continue to be counted as a “COVID…
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Maajid Nawaz: COVID is a military-grade psychological operation launched by countries on their citizens
The following is a 3-hour interview between Joe Rogan and Maajid Nawaz published last February 19, 2022, on Spotify. The interview happened in January 2022 and has been withheld by Spotify as the call to cancel Rogan’s show mounted last month. In this interview, Nawaz unpacks the military-grade psychological warfare being done by governments today…
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Scientists Deliberately Gave People COVID, Nearly Half Did Not Become Infected, Not One Experienced Severe Case
In this February 2, 2022 article for Nature, Ewen Callaway reports on the results of the COVID-19 human challenge trial conducted in the UK by researchers from Imperial College London [also see Oxford researchers are planning a COVID-19 reinfection human challenge trial]. Here are the most important results of the study: On average, participants tested…
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WHO Says the Next COVID Variant Will be More Transmissible Than Omicron, but Can’t Tell Whether it will be Lethal
The following article was published in CNBC on January 25, 2022. Dawn Kopecki reported that the cited Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO’s Covid-19 technical lead saying that the subsequent COVID variant will be more transmissible than omicron but can’t tell if it will become more lethal. Kerkhove says: “There is no guarantee of that [next variant…
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Updated IFR for COVID Confirms 99.9987% Survival for Under-20’s
In this January 20, 2022 article for The Daily Sceptic, Will Jones reports on the results of a new study published by Professor John Ioannidis [the same one featured in the articles Stanford’s Dr. John Ioannidis destroys the Covid lockdown narrative, John Ioannidis: COVID Deaths Massively Over-counted, New estimates put COVID infection fatality rate at…
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Wellcome: Time to Live with COVID and Treat Virus Like the Common Cold
In this January 11, 2021 article for The Telegraph, Oliver Gill reports on the statement released by Nick Moakes, Chief Investment Officer of Wellcome, Britain’s biggest independent funder of medical research. According to Moakes, “I don’t think it can mean going back into regular lockdowns, because it is just not economically viable. We don’t do…
