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Covid Lethality

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Interview with John Beaudoin Sr

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Aug 9

A podcast debut

Jonathan Engler

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Aug 4

This is a reproduction of an article based on a tweet that originally appeared in the Daily Sceptic (then call Lockdown Sceptics) in October 2020.

May 24

On 17 Feb 2023, The Daily Sceptic published an article by Will Jones entitled, "Covid-19 and Excess Deaths: A Defence of the Virus theory." The central…

Jonathan Engler

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Mar 1

The iatrogenesis hypothesis

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Feb 14

Does covid exist? Do viruses exist?

Jan 27

Spoiler: it's likely nonsense - just like a lot of 'peer reviewed' studies promoting the covid narrative

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Jan 27

Hugh Osmond recently put out this interesting twitter thread: Although the average age of death in the UK is around 82, if a person reaches 82 then on…

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Jan 24, 2022

Just discovered the statement below on the UK Government website (I’d totally forgotten about it). It’s the evidence we provided 14 months ago…

Dec 29, 2021

10 Sept 2021: UPDATE In our article (in Significance) discussed in the blog post below there was a misinterpretation of the WHO definition of…

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Sep 10, 2021

It's been a while since we last highlighted the difference between Covid-19 'case' numbers (and by extension this means also hospitalisation numbers and…

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Apr 30, 2021

Here is an up-to-date table of results from the Cambridge University study of asymptomatics since the start of 2021 (see previous report and…

Mar 24, 2021

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