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The end is nigh for the covid criminals

Posted on 10 March 2021 by Pict1

With the number of deaths per day heading along the same path as the number of positive tests, irrespective of whether the group has had the genetic therapy (falsely termed “vaccine) or not, it is now clear the therapy has … Continue reading →

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Physics of driving over ice roads

Posted on 3 January 2021 by Pict1

This started as a Christmas discussion and when I went to look, I could not easily find anything on the physics of ice roads. So, I thought I’d try to work out some of the basics from first principles and … Continue reading →

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2020 in perspective

Posted on 3 January 2021 by Pict1

For around 20 years I have campaigned on the climate, trying to convince the numbskulls in government and academia, that the minuscule change in temperature that science predicts cannot in any way justify the destruction of the modern fossil fuel … Continue reading →

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It’s beginning to crumble

Posted on 22 December 2020 by Pict1

As the above graph shows, the rate of death in the UK, remains stubbornly within the normal range of deaths we expect at this time of year, despite supposedly 400 or 500 dying from covid and many extra deaths happening  … Continue reading →

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Predicting the revolution

Posted on 8 December 2020 by Pict1

The rise of printing in Europe(c1450) changed the control of information, such that within a relatively short time, the power of those in control (church and monarchy) was under severe threat and eventually collapsed leading to the rise of the … Continue reading →

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What can we learn from Salem about the covid delusion aftermath?

Posted on 7 December 2020 by Pict1

We are now heading rapidly toward the end of the covid scandal and so I was wondering whether those who had killed so many people through the lockup, the denial of medical treatment & their obsession with a (profitable) vaccine … Continue reading →

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Big Brother Censorship

Posted on 7 December 2020 by Pict1

Over the weekend, it became increasingly obvious from the total lack of comment on twitter about any protests, that they are now 100% blocking certain subjects, people and indeed, in some cases I have been left wondering if they are … Continue reading →

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The End of the Scare

Posted on 4 December 2020 by Pict1

Bizarrely after the UK ineptitude (not government) announced a recklessly rushed through “vaccine” which apparently is so pathetic that it’s not going to change anyone’s life if they take it and so dangerous that vaccine companies demand immunity from prosecution … Continue reading →

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Explaining the epidemic curve

Posted on 25 November 2020 by Pict1

This post is trying to explain the main features of the epidemic as shown in the following curve (and the contrast between deaths in countries with lockup and not) As the log vs. time curve shows, the epidemic either is … Continue reading →

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The Way Back to Normal

Posted on 13 November 2020 by Pict1

In Lessons from Lockup I have summarised what we should learn from the insane government response that killed so many people and so wrecked our economy. Unfortunately, except for saying “it should never happen again”, and “those responsible should rot … Continue reading →

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