It can be instructive to go back over articles published during the heat of “pandemic mania”. Some of the things people claimed are completely bonkers.
Take this piece, for example published in the popular science magazine Science.
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Articles written during the heat of “pandemic” mania
It can be instructive to go back over articles published during the heat of “pandemic mania”. Some of the things people claimed are completely bonkers.
Take this piece, for example published in the popular science magazine Science.
The text – …
“Spike from the virus is like spike from the vaccine”: this is scientific illiteracy
Republished from Jonathan’s Substack
This is an article we have been meaning to write for some time. It is a response to the claims many people make along the lines of:
Spike from the virus and spike from the vaccine …
Why did Germany lockdown without cause?
Originally published in Daily Sceptic
The recent publication of thousands of pages of minutes of the COVID-19 “crisis team” of Germany’s Robert Koch Institute (RKI) has caused a buzz in social and even some traditional media, since they appear to …
SARS-CoV-2: What’s in a name? Everything.
Republished from Jonathan’s Substack
“Naming is everything” might be a trite observation, but that doesn’t make it any less true.
Sigmund Freud’s nephew Edward Bernays, popularly regarded as the father of the discipline of public relations[1], used to advise charities …
The non-science of WHO’s weekly Covid reports
WEU, for those that are unaware, is an acronym for “Weekly Epidemiological Update.” It was the title that the World Health Organization (WHO) gave to their Covid reports. The WHO started generating these weekly reports on 17 August 2020 after …
The Dashboard that Ruled the World
There are multiple events that happened in January 2020 that are, to put it mildly, peculiar. One of them is that only 23 days after China reported that they had found a few cases of an “unknown pneumonia” in the …
Every single aspect of the “Covid” narrative is fake. There was no pandemic.
A full version of our position statement can be read here
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There was no pandemic by any reasonable definition – which must surely include that large numbers of previously healthy people in all age groups perished, whereas there was no
Public Health & Natural Rights: A Tale of Two Cities
One cannot inject a healthy child from the day of birth and believe in the natural rights of the individual.
If the basic functioning of the nature we as humans are born with is so flawed that we need repeated …
Fear, shame and peer pressure to promote compliance with Covid-19 restrictions: Who were responsible for the communications?
What follows is an initial report of an ongoing research project investigating the UK Government’s use of behavioural science ‘nudges’ in their Covid communications strategy to promote compliance with restrictions and the subsequent vaccine rollout. (An academic journal article, drawing …
The Bat Dilemma
On 28 February 2024 an interesting article was published on the Substack channel The Sovereign Mind. The title of the article is, But, where’s the bat? [1] The author, Shiven Chabria, argues that the virus called SARS-CoV-2 could not have …
Revisiting China: Did a Pandemic really start in Wuhan?
Nearly four years ago, on 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared that “Covid-19 could be characterised as a pandemic.”[1] The series of events leading up to this remarkable statement began only ten weeks earlier (December 31, …
Virology | Mary Hauser, PhD and Jennifer Smith, Ph
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Mary Hauser and Jennifer Smith present an overview of the field of virology, covering the basics from virus structure to the mechanisms of viral infections to PCR testing.
After receiving her Masters degree from …
Does New York City 2020 Make Any Sense?
This article is working document and is open to queries and corrections. Email panda@pandata.org
In a previous article we discussed the large spring 2020 spike in mortality reported for New York City (NYC). This spike comprises an extraordinary 26,000 unexpected deaths …
Worldwide Covid Mortality Patterns
In the previous article we began an investigation of the official data regarding Covid mortality by looking at and comparing several variables by state in the USA. [1] It will be recalled that we found three significant trends:
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Cumulative Covid