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Toronto Business Journal with Dr. Peter McCullough – The Vaccine as the Manifest Destiny of the Pandemic

Jun 10, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

Dr. McCullough discusses a multitude of topics highly relevant to the thrusting of the experimental gene therapy injections onto our world’s population: moral authority, political and financial conflicts of interest among those making policy and the need for truly independent committees and assessments, spike protein toxicity, public health’s abject failure to manage early infection with well-known, safe and reliable treatments likely leading to hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths.

Dr. McCullough conscientiously and knowledgeably illustrates how “the dream to get a needle in every arm” may not only be highly inadvisable, but actually a nightmare for increasing numbers of us, unless we act now.”

Pandemic Podcast: Who has been pulling the strings of fear? With Laura Dodsworth

Jun 10, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

“Fear has, as we know, been the key driver underpinning the relentless Covid-19 response and on the Pandemic Podcast we’ve already taken several deep dives into its devastating — and continuing — impact.
Laura Dodsworth, whose new book A State of Fear paints a chilling picture of the strategies and tactics deliberately used to engineer compliance with the raft of draconian measures flowing from Boris Johnson’s first lockdown announcement in March last year. We will be exploring the roles of the multitude of advisors and the Behavioural Insights Team, also known as ‘the nudge unit’.”

The People’s Voice with Dr Peter McCullough

Jun 8, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

“This is the first South African interview with renowned internist, cardiologist, epidemiologist and professor of medicine, Dr Peter McCullough. It was a challenge for SPM Media to get this video uploaded. Youtube took it down immediately, because we speak about early treatments challenges and success, as well as the censoring of adverse vax/jab reactions.”

The Critic: The metrics of fear – how the UK has been scared into submission

May 19, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

Fear is the most powerful of emotions and, as emotions are stronger than thoughts, fear can overpower the clearest of minds. We shouldn’t feel bad about being frightened. From an evolutionary perspective, it is key to our survival, it protects us from danger. And that is precisely what makes fear one of the most powerful tools in behavioural psychology.
Britain has been a world leader in behavioural insights since David Cameron set up the “nudge unit”. We now export behavioural psychology to governments and corporations around the world. The Government has used behavioural psychology to influence behaviour and encourage compliance during the Covid-19 epidemic. But has the nudge become a shove?

WSJ Opinion: The Dubious Origins of Long COVID

May 17, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

Long Covid is largely an invention of vocal patient activist groups. Legitimizing it with generous funding risks worsening the symptoms the NIH is hoping to treat.

The Telegraph: Use of fear to control behaviour in Covid crisis was ‘totalitarian’, admit scientists

May 17, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

Scientists on a committee that encouraged the use of fear to control people’s behaviour during the Covid pandemic have admitted its work was “unethical” and “totalitarian”.

Brees Media: NHS Consultant warns against vaccinating healthy children

May 16, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

Dr Anthony Hinton is an NHS consultant of 30 years. He is of the opinion that more time is needed to asses whether it is safe to vaccinate healthy children against Covid-19.

AIER: The CDC’s mask mandate study debunked

May 14, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

CDC’s conclusion on mandates might appear to make sense unless one is familiar with the scientific data pertaining to the ineffectiveness of masking for prevention of the spread of Covid-19.

Unlocked UK: Interview with Dr John Lee

May 6, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

In this informative interview, Dr Lee tells you all you need to know to calm down and make sensible decisions about COVID. Send it to your loved ones and friends. Send it to all the contacts on your phone. Share it on all your social media.

“Unless we are really faced with an overwhelming threat, we should never coerce people. We should treat people like grownups. We should let them make their own risk-benefit assessments. We should let people live their own lives.” Dr. John Lee.

AIER – Lockdowns are no substitute for focused protection

May 3, 2021 | What we Read & Watch

The most vulnerable groups in the US, have been devastated by unscientific ineffective policies and have been hardest hit by Covid-19. The health of a nation is directly tied to the socioeconomic health of the nation, and the socioeconomic drivers that played a role in Covid-19’s severity cannot be ignored. Focused protection would have performed far better than lockdowns.

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