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Thanks. I'm glad to see that they adopted a light touch. There are doctors who very successfully treat covid with steroids alone (eg. Dr Chetty) and, as you say, you probably already had rather broad natural immunity by that point. All great reasons. Why on earth would you take medical...

Thanks. That's very interesting. Dr Hoffe quite early on was saying that about 60 per cent of his (I think Moderna) vaccinees were seeing detectable micro-clotting. My impression was that one had to use the D-dimer to detect such micro-clotting and he does actually say this...

One source for my comments in the above post: FULL INTERVIEW - MCCULLOUGH ON MYOCARDITIS ON THE HIGHWIRE The lengthiest interview that I've seen from McCullough on (vaccinal or viral related) myocarditis in particular. Includes a discussion of the endurance of vaccinal spike within the body...

The D-dimer test is a test of clotting which is one of the more important possible effects of the spike protein rather than of its presence, so perhaps not quite what Who Dares Wins was after. Though I gather a very useful and important test all the same for those affected.

Just some observations. If you mean the now comparatively long standing product, I did not take it although I did have the chance before being fired for not taking any of them. From quite early on people (eg. Dr Robert Malone) suspected that the spike protein was the most DANGEROUS and so...

Good question. This sort of thing definitely has been discussed, though no test that I am aware of. If I remember correctly, Dr Peter McCullough said he thought it would take about 18 months to get the spike from the mRNA products out of one's system. I don't know that they've ever found...

This is an attempt to outline Geert vanden Bossche's views, which I have tended to take for granted in my earlier posts. I think they are important because they provide the clearest indication as to how the SARS-Covid-2 virus is likely to evolve dynamically given the selection pressures placed...

Yes. That didn't take very long did it. I hope and suspect that this time around, the responses will be more divergent, much as we have seen increasing divergences between the different state responses in US. Hopefully people are paying attention, although, as usual, it's going to be difficult...

Hi Serenity, Firstly, thank you for your thoughtful response. I agree that education is significant, though what I am more aware of is the pervasiveness of a single overriding 'narrative' dominating the public sphere which seems to be comparatively uniform across the western world. My...

You've explained Denmark. I've just taken a crash course in Swedish politics. There used to be lots of stories about Sweden's feminist government. It seems like there is more competition from the right these days. I found this video to be useful because it concerns the trend towards political...

That's quite high as I guess you would probably expect given how wealthy they are. It may well be that nobody has heard of vanden Bossche's, perhaps rather esoteric, warnings. I've paid much more attention to McCullough and Malone myself, though the latter credits vanden Bossche for a number...

Thanks for that, which continues to take us in an interesting direction. What I've begun to wonder is whether there is going to be anywhere (in the west), in spite of freedom of speech there, for instance, that is going to respond to covid in a sufficiently rational way to avoid continuing...

Yes. That could well be happening, though I don't know that we ever had free speech here. They seem to be trying to criminalise all sorts of expression. We are seeing right now the tremendous dangers of such censorship. Harm is inevitably going to be very perspectival (subjective). But, in...

Yes. It does all look rather worrying. Though I find it difficult to judge anything from newpaper reports, because they tend to use such misleading language themselves. Does the bill in question actually make reference to "trolls"? For many, trolling seems to be an art form rather than any...

So their policies are clearly failing (rising infections, which, as noted in my post above, is due to the high vaccination rates with very 'leaky' vaccines). So what do they do? Double down more on their already failing policies. Higher rates of vaccination only lead to higher rates of...

It's obviously getting very personal. I guess no medical privacy would have to be just another aspect of the prevailing medical tyranny. Up until this point, such public disclosures of people's medical records would have to have been some sort of a crime wouldn't it? Now - it has been...

Canada, would you believe, seems to be doing better than Australia (which gives you some idea how bad things are here). More medical doctors/vaccinologists/immunologists speaking out against medical disinformation and tyranny there. Don't even ask about New Zealand. We have a federal election...

That's an interesting thought experiment. But I do wonder whether it could really happen like that (although I don't know the broader context of the clip). Our contemporary, universal sufferage (not that it is universal) democratic systems seem to grant the most power to (and so revolve...

Well, the excellent discussion of mass psychosis that you posted earlier by Chris Martenson (Peak Prosperity) would be a good start. Clearly large parts of Australia are suffering from something like a mass psychosis where a threat, real or imagined, becomes massively exaggerated via various...

Thankyou for your interest. Perhaps I could just make a further point, which relates to both the extent of this censorship and to the impeccible credentials of this very limited number of doctors. McCullough clearly notes it, though it is only very recently that I noticed that Malone makes the...