Letter Template Dear (name of headteacher/ school nurse/ governors), We are the parents of (child’s name). Notwithstanding Britain’s changing recognition of children’s rights (with the outlining of Gillick competence and the Fraser Guidelines), we have serious concerns about the imminent rollout of Covid-19 experimental vaccines to vulnerable, ill-informed school-aged children. We also have serious concerns aboutRead More

On the last day of 2020, I wrote a piece that opens:  ‘My hope for 2021 is that all thinking people – including scientists – become more questioning and critical of science’.  Sadly, as we approach the end of the first quarter of 2021, things seem to have gone theRead More

They’re not even trying to hide it anymore. IMF researchers Arnoud Boot, Peter Hoffmann, Luc Laeven, and Lev Ratnovski have informed the globe that we are shortly to be warmly embraced by social credit scoring, as already enjoyed by the Chinese. Specifically, in a blog published on on the IMF’sRead More

Introduction Despite the widespread media silence, there are doctors, scientists, organisations and groups that oppose the rationale for (1) the lockdown, (2) the efficacy or fitness for purpose of the PCR Test used to diagnose Covid and/or (3) the over hasty rollout of the Covid 19 vaccinations. Certain professionals andRead More

Request for expedited federal investigation into scientific fraud in COVID‑19 public health policies To: Federal Bureau of Investigation935 Pennsylvania Avenue NWWashington, D.C. 20535 CC: U.K. Security Service (MI5);Australian Security Intelligence Organisation;Canadian Security Intelligence Service;Bundesnachrichtendienst;U.S. Department of Justice From: Michael P. Senger, AttorneyStacey A. Rudin, AttorneyDr. Clare Craig, FRCPathRetired Brig. Gen.Read More

Where is our sense of urgency? David Cameron has said that “Fracking for shale gas is good for our country…it is our duty to get on with it, especially in view of the Ukrainian crisis.” Last week, sounding frustrated, Cameron asked “Why is it taking us so long, compared withRead More

Twenty years ago last week the statistician Doug Altman published an editorial in the BMJ arguing that much medical research was of poor quality and misleading. In his editorial entitled, “The Scandal of Poor Medical Research,” Altman wrote that much research was “seriously flawed through the use of inappropriate designs, unrepresentative samples,Read More