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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler

Excellent article, my friends. You cover quite thoroughly all the arguments to propose a very viable hypothesis.

I agree with all your arguments, but since the beginning of the "pandemic" I have been more seriously concerned with a phenomenon you mention, but is not the focus of your article. I have been scandalized by the practice of labeling as a "covid-19 death", anyone who died with a positive PCR test for SARS-CoV-2, regardless of having respiratory symptoms or not. This has been a preposterous , never-before-happening practice, which has inflated the so-called "covid-19" deaths by orders of magnitude. Some people who are "on our side of the fence" argue that these deaths were not "of covid", but "with covid". I argue that these people did not die "with covid" either; they died "with a positive test for SC-2". The manner of reporting of "covid deaths" has been something without precedent. I still cannot believe how anyone with the most basic notion of how causes of death have been historically reported (and we are aware of all the flaws) could have participated in this farce. I will not speculate on the "influencing forces"...

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Martin Neil

I find this really interesting about the narrative.....

This was originally recorded in 2017 but last aired on the 14th March 2020 . NOTE the location:

Hannah masterminds the experiment and adopts the role of Patient Zero by walking the streets of Haslemere in Surrey.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p059y0p1

Then this paper was done in relation to it:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1755436518300306

Note this from paragraph 3 of section 5 – “We attempted to make the transmission model as realistic as possible, but due to the programme narrative, some liberties were taken. In particular, we were asked to ensure that the epidemic was seeded in Haslemere.”

Now look at this from 29th Feb 2020:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51683428

Note this – “He was a patient at Haslemere Health Centre in Surrey which has been closed for "deep cleaning" since Friday morning”.

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Martin Neil

In China, they originally called Covid this: '冠状病毒肺炎'

You should copy and google that & see what pops up.

It translates to: 'Coronavirus Pneumonia'

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler

Excellent Article. I would like to share another post that I saw that covers this topic as well.

https://hartuk.substack.com/p/ethical-boundaries

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Aug 31, 2023·edited Aug 31, 2023Liked by Martin Neil

Very thought provoking article. Thank you.

Some thoughts:

Why are the Covid19 treatment drugs Remdesivir and Midazolam absent in this whodunit?

I recall reading the WHO issued a dictate in late 2019 that the primary antibiotic used to treat bacterial lung infections - Doxycycline - should be avoided. Why would that have occurred?

Is it not extremely odd that the pandemic occurred into the Northern hemisphere summer, not winter? Is it possible the timing had more to do with an impending election, rather than a typical respiratory pandemic cycle?

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, Martin Neil

I'd sure be interested in how many people died after having Remdesivir administered. They are, I am certain, registered as a COVID death. But there are some who went into the hospital not sick, but elderly having tested positive in an assisted living and therefore were essentially quarantined in the hospital. Many were given Remdesivir or vented. There were no families allowed in to monitor.

So many unanswered questions and not a drop of transparency about any part of this debacle.

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Aug 30, 2023·edited Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, Martin Neil

Very thoroughly laid out theory and an interesting read.

I wonder how many friends of mine had bacterial pneumonia. Two in particular. One was sent home from the emergency room with a meter to measure his oxygen levels. He had a cough and felt terrible, but by the time he was actually admitted his cough was nasty and his oxygen percentage was (to me) scarily low. He survived, but he was sick for months after and took many courses of antibiotics. The other person had covid, got pneumococcal meningitis. Is that the same as pneumonia? Clearly I am not a doctor! But he had meningitis twice and he is not the same person anymore.

Also a side note: My PA told me that COVID deaths and people with severe cases in their practice were not who they expected them to be. He thought I would be in bad shape because I didn't get jabbed, have asthma and gained 15 pounds during 2020. Nope. But people in good condition didn't fare well. I asked him if they had any deaths from flu. He couldn't recall any. I was like - isn't that strange to you? He said he probably just couldn't recall them at the moment. Pffft.

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, Martin Neil

Mssrs NEIL, HOCKETT, ENGLER, AND FENTON - There's an old saying - a perfect crime requires a perfect cover up. Don't tell anyone, your standing at ground zero Mr. Mulder.

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Martin Neil

Very interesting, thanks! Just for the record, I hear Cosentini say there in Bergamo: "it is most pneumonia - more pneumonia than flu".

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Sep 1, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, Martin Neil

Wonderful article! So refreshing to read something by scientist-type people who are still actually mentally active.

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jonathan Engler, Martin Neil

Excellent article..this paper segues perfectly from it.

Antihistamines and azithromycin as a treatment for COVID-19 on primary health care – A retrospective observational study in elderly patients

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7833340/#!po=34.9057

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Aug 31, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett, Martin Neil

Norman it’s interesting you have broached this subject now.

I say this as my best friends mother died recently, she had a chest infection that wasn’t treated which turned to pneumonia.

On her routine chest X-ray they found she had lung cancer at the same time.

She was admitted very seriously ill and dying from pneumonia, treatments had been purposely delayed by our National homocide service, she was just given pain relief instead.

So what we have here is a woman in her late 70’s misdiagnosed, mistreated and while she’s laying there suffering they came to do a covid test.

My friend told them in no uncertain terms to leave her alone and they were not doing one ever, included useless blood pressure readings as well.

Between them her and her brother guarded her mother till she passed to make sure nothing untoward happened in their absence.

As my friend so eloquently put it, your family, loved one, best friend is laying there dying and all the wretched staff are concerned about is about a bloody test that serves no purpose than to shove numbers up on the scam.

3 years on and her mother is just another part of the collateral damage our healthcare workers are willing to commit to.

How many died through their neglect and dereliction of duty to actually provide treatments and healthcare

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I think others have been trying to explain the "extreme" pathogen dynamics that appeared to spike only in very localized areas early in 2020. We have the legionnaire's hypothesis and the clone hypothesis. And yet this one makes the most sense. Also supported by anecdotal clinical intel from frontline docs who were using antibiotics as a treatment regimen with success. I guess my question is: why didn't bacterial pneumonia hot spots continue to sprout after Spring of 2020? And why did those hot spots (Lombardy, NYC, New Orleans, China) sprout for bacterial pneumonia in the first place? Did treatments in hospitals improve over time to the point that their "Covid-19" treatment policies were concurrently addressing bacterial pneumonia better and thus no more super-spike outbreaks of bacterial pneumonia occurred?

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It would be interesting to compare the outcomes in countries with different treatment protocols regarding antibiotics.

My father was hospitalised Germany in spring '21 with covid-19 pneumonia and was treated immediately with oxygen, steroids AND antibiotics (normal covid 19 ward). I believe that this was at the time standard protocol at German hospitals, meaning that administration of antibiotics was likely to be more timely and could have cured bacterial pneumonia patients.

As soon as I understood how unreliable PCR tests are (false positive rate) I was worried about misdiagnosed pneumonia and subsequently wrong treatments and always wondered how many people died because they didn't receive antibiotics in time.... Thank you for covering this topic!

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Aug 30, 2023·edited Aug 30, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett

Interesting post. I had wondeted about other respiratory viruses or illnesses as well.Thank-you.

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Sep 1, 2023·edited Sep 1, 2023Liked by Martin Neil

Germany is supposedly a country with many Covid cases, i.e. positive Covid tests. Germany was proud to have few Covid deaths until the EU decided around 10 December 2020 that those EU countries with higher numbers of Covid deaths would get more money from EU. All of a sudden the death rates increased a lot. Coincidence?

When one looks at the analysis of data analyst Tom Lausen who gave testimony in German Federal and State parliaments on Covid data, ICU data, cases of severe respiratory diseases, it becomes clear that the German government and the German government aligned media has told us a bag of lies. Whilst the Germsn government seemed to constantly push the narrative of "not enough ICU beds" in order to force people into mRNA gene therapy treatment bombarding the population with daily suggestive pictures of intubated people in ICU (the threat)/people getting a jab(the miracke cure)/a coronavirus with red spikes (fear)/ plenty pictures of people in protective clothing and masks in the main news show called Tagesschau, they mostly had less patients than in 2019 in ICU. Tom Lausen showed that hospitals at certain times seem to have kept residents from old people’s homes and dying patients longer in ICU than in previous years. Even the German Health Minister Jens Spahn said in spring 2021 that there had never been a lack of ICU beds in that winter 2020/2021. But the Health Minister never said that again because the government then needed to execute more pressure, more nudging, more manipulation in order to make mRNA technology a financial success.

There is also an analysis from the Initiative Qualitätsmedizin in which we can see that we had less intubated people on German ICUs in 2020 than in 2019 and also not more cases of severe respiratory diseases in 2020 than in 2019.

So one wonders why did the German government and the government-aligned media put such emphasis on messaging to the population suggesting that there was a scarcity of ICU beds and a severe strain on hospitals?

The then Head of the Austrian Health Agency AGES (similar to CDC in US) Prof. Dr Franz Allersberger said in summer 2021 in an interview with CIBIS that in his opinion without the PCR testing they would have not noticed the pandemic. And I think that this expert statement from a qualified and experienced epidemiologist is really in line with reality: The global poulation would have not noticed the pandemic if it was not for the PCR tests.

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