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I now have growing confidence that not only have we seen the latest and every milder variant peak, but that the number of deaths or even severely ill people in the UK is going to be very small … the … Continue reading →

There’s a point when battering down a door, when the woodwork is going, but the door is still closed. But, we can tell it is going to break open, because the door starts “giving”. That is starting to happen with … Continue reading →

Covid has now mutated to the point where it is just another cold … that is, about 100-200 people each day in the UK die within 28days of getting a cold, and guess what? About 100-200 people in the UK … Continue reading →

Under the Nuremberg code, International Human rights, the common law (for countries that inherited their law from England), it is illegal to force people to take an experimental therapy. There is now no doubt the jab doesn’t stop the spread … Continue reading →

I cannot vouch for this but it appears genuine: Greta is sinking “You can shove your climate crisis up your arse” for our US friends, that means “You can place your climate crisis where the sun don’t shine”.

The number of people who have gullibly gone along with the covid scam is astonishing. But even their gullibility is being strained by the lack of any benefit from the jabs as Big Pharma now roll out their latest money … Continue reading →

Just seen a video on the North Atlantic Oscillation, and for the first time I’ve got an idea about a potential mechanism that transitions us into the ice-age. More important, this gives an idea of the timing … a few … Continue reading →

In short: I don’t have a clue what the figures mean for future covid. However, it is now clear the jab has been a total failure … it does nothing to stop the spread of covid, indeed if anything those … Continue reading →

A few years ago, when I was trying to explain what led to the ice-age, I began with an expectation that I could include CO2 as at least explaining part of the cycle … but it turned out that when … Continue reading →