Ongoing omnigatherum of our ocracy's obscurantism...

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...from the Naked Emperor's Substack: the "anti-science" 'infinite list'...[LINK] 

"Almost three years ago science entered a new dark age."

Well worth a read; feel free to subscribe, just the 'Today's Must Reads' makes it worth it (varied subjects, not just COVID related).

"Jay Bhattacharya, a professor of medicine at Stanford University and co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration, seems to agree. He has been compiling a list of the examples of anti-science we have unfortunately become used to." 

Here's the current tail-end of the list:

39. Ignoring immunity after covid recovery is anti-science; 

40. Vaccine mandates have demolished public trust and are anti-science; 

41. Pausing childhood vaccination programs and tuberculosis treatment in poor countries because of fear of covid led to many unnecessary deaths and is anti-science; 

42. Ignoring legitimate vaccine injury is anti-science; 

43. Declaring oneself to be The Science itself is anti-science;

Update 19:19 p.m.: Igor now tells us of more unbelievable anti-science: "If someone asked me three years ago, whether it is possible that the FDA would approve a children’s vaccine with ZERO testing on children, I would of course laugh the question off as ludicrous. Now it is reality. Even worse, schools and camps may start requiring it." [FDA News Release] [Pfizer Press release]. 

As per Igor's Substack, the grand total for adult bivalent booster testing of using 8 (eight) mice wasn't even reached [update update!: "uncomfortably scant data", "critical lack of information", "we {Pfizer} are not going to be transparent to the American public"...just some of the comments from Dr. Paul Offit, one of the not-consulted a voting members of the FDA panel that approves vaccines talking about the new Covid boosters!]

Adults: eight mice, no advisors consulted

Children: no mice, no testing, no advisors consulted...FFS!

Not unbelievable, just plain old sinister and evil. 

Outspoken: outing oncoming ogre...

In my previous post I mentioned the reason I wasn't posting much; I referred to the Substack warriors: I named those I read regularly and to those I add Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf [you can read but will require subscription if you want continued access] in whose latest article reveals she is seeing an act of war. And she is right: she is fighting against the machine, they all are; against the Blob, the Deep State, the NWO; she is one of the good guys, the Rebel Alliance. From this day to the ending of the world, But those in it shall be remembered, those few, those happy few, that band of brothers...[paraphrasing but credit to the Bard] Acts of War that need exposing: Facing the Beast, [LINK] "Can We Really Confront the Biggest Crime in Human History?". [Edit p.m. I missed a paragraph somehow] The first 25 or so paragraphs of Facing the Beast are about a near-miss with a bear, as an intro it works. The rest will leave you gob-smacked; below is just a few snippets from the first section of a very long and informative article: all sourced.

When I saw the eighteen months’ worth of sudden deaths, slow deaths, encephalies, strokes, heart attacks, pericarditis, myocarditis, Guillain Barre, Bell’s palsy, MS, blood clots, lung clots, leg clots, blue-green breast milk, spontaneous abortions, stillbirths, neonatal seizures, neonatal multi-organ system failure, liver damage, kidney damage, suppressed lactation, suppressed sperm count, disrupted menses, all detailed the Pfizer documents; [...] I knew I was seeing not just medicine gone wrong on a massive scale, but rather that I was seeing an act of war. 

When I saw the doubling of neonatal deaths in country after country, the rise of 34% above normal in stillbirths and spontaneous abortions for vaccinated versus unvaccinated mothers; [...] when I saw the rise of 40 per cent in death rates and the shocking rise in cases of disability in the West... I knew I was not seeing just medicine gone wrong on a massive scale, but that I was witnessing an act of war.

IMHO, yes, we are. Excess non-COVID mortality significantly higher, correlated for age group and vaccine roll-out, not 'coincidence' any more.  Fertility - male and female - down, significantly; not due to fear and lockdowns but only since the vaccine roll-out. And the evidence is mounting at a rate that makes it very hard to keep ignoring. The media and politicians will run out of crises, diversions, distractions.

Now the farmer protests, all over Europe and elsewhere (the BBC seem not to have noticed, just as they failed to notice previous violent disturbances e.g. Yellow Jackets in France, dozens of weekends in a row...BBC...tumbleweed. The agenda advances and is accelerating and the sheeple still do not notice...

Wake up, it is almost too late; it may already be too late. 

Obnubilated or officially overlooked?...

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..."excess all cause mortality vs 2020 jumped from negative levels (blue) to positive (orange) and stayed that way for most of the year... that is very much the opposite of what one would expect if vaccines were working, especially given higher rates of natural immunity and depletion of vulnerable cohorts."

Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Banks and Big State...they run everything and have made the scamdemic 1000x worse and it is now truly unravelling fast: they forgot to include one 'Big' in their scheme and they need to pay up quick or the whole can of worms will smother them: the Insurance companies will need compensating/sating to keep quiet...Eugyppius and the bad cat are full of the numbers: German insurer "claiming side effects are MUCH higher than public data claims". Andreas Schöfbeck of BKK ProVita (a large German Insurer) said "The figures we have found are substantial and demand urgent verification." 

Update from Eugyppius says: "The data represents 10,937,716 German insured, over 13% of the country. The data comprises the first six months of 2021, and about half of the billing records for the third quarter of 2021. This is an extremely partial picture of the vaccine side effects, excluding much of the booster campaign here." 

This is hard on the heals [oops, forgive the pun] heels of similar news last month from a CEO of a major Insurance Company in the USA who said deaths were Up 40% on the norm, news which the offical data seems to support!

Correlation is not causation but like the bad cat says: 

and if this is not quite a smoking gun, it certainly does look like an awful lot of smoke in the known vicinity of a firearm to simply ignore

Objectivity, optimism over occasional obscurantism...

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Empathy and Compassion over tyranny. Back in my October Opener, we read about The Great Barrington Declaration. They said: "As infectious disease epidemiologists and public health scientists we have grave concerns about the damaging physical and mental health impacts of the prevailing COVID-19 policies, and recommend an approach we call Focused Protection." "Current lockdown policies are producing devastating effects on short and long-term public health." I said: 

 "It is pure common sense and unfortunately a long way from the government's approach, which becomes more Monty Pythonesque every week." 

Now it has been taken a step further: Collateral Global. "A global collaborative community of academics, health professionals and citizens who document, study and communicate the collateral effects of the measures taken by governments to mitigate the damage of the covid pandemic." [About]

This isn't just about Covid, it is about the effects, aftermath and long term damage of something far worse: politicians' and zealot jobsworths' reaction to it. 

Overt opening...

Hope it goes well...

World Wide Demonstration [website] [YouTube] [Telegram] March 20, 2021

 

Outstanding observations on ocracy ops...

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Badge link

'Ops' meaning PsyOps of course: "Psyops, or psychological operations, is a term used to describe the techniques of psychological manipulation used in warfare. These operations are used to deceive, confuse, disrupt and demoralize the enemy, with an aim toward weakening enemy resistance or even causing enemy forces to surrender and enemy populations to capitulate." [Psyops 101] 

And 'outstanding observations' by Sonia Elijah on Conservative Woman: Sage's covert coup, Part Three – The mass behavioural science experiment

This is the third part of Sonia Elijah’s investigation into the secretive organisation of the government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, or Sage. 

You can read Part One here and 'Project Fear' Part 2 here.

Well worth a read, and some good comments too.

Outstanding observations on ocracy ops...

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Badge link

'Ops' meaning PsyOps of course: "Psyops, or psychological operations, is a term used to describe the techniques of psychological manipulation used in warfare. These operations are used to deceive, confuse, disrupt and demoralize the enemy, with an aim toward weakening enemy resistance or even causing enemy forces to surrender and enemy populations to capitulate." [Psyops 101] 

And 'outstanding observations' by Sonia Elijah on Conservative Woman: Sage's covert coup, Part Three – The mass behavioural science experiment This is the third part of Sonia Elijah’s investigation into the secretive organisation of the government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, or Sage. 

You can read Part One here and 'Project Fear' Part 2 here. Well worth a read, and some good comments too.

Obvious obscurantism over options...

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Thanks to Samizata HERE for the pointer to this video (on YouTube HERE). "COVID-19 has always been a treatable disease". Preventable deaths could have been 85%...EIGHTY FIVE PERCENT.

Previous testimony to the video linked to above is HERE including the four slides he mentions that were removed by YouTube. 

"...not just government culpability and malfeasance with respect to hydroxychloroquine. This is academic malfeasance."

Dr. McCullough isn't without experience, I have never seen a 166 page CV before...

Plus plenty to read up on (links from the comment at Samizdata but they've been in my favourites for many months. Thanks to Nessimmersion: "Click on tabs along the top for each treatment..." HERE. "Best site for overview of the medical evidence": HERE.

Thought the AIER article about the CDC and Common sense would add to the point that this whole saga 'does not compute'; this article not about early treatment options but the other end of the scale. the crazy and contradictory guidance: "To close, the entire Covid-19 pandemic response in Western nations and perhaps the entire world, has led to disastrous outcomes. We argue that most have taken the lead from Western nations like the UK, US, and Canada. It has been a complete disaster and the irony is that we had strong reasonable pandemic plans in place prior to the advance of SARS-CoV-2 that for inexplicable reasons were shelved by the WHO, with no apparent or at least scientifically defensible rationale."

Out of our oubliette...

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A possible end to unnecessary lockdowns? Only if it gives the politicians a way out of their hole. Read these two Twitter threads: they shine a light on the WHO's amazing press release regarding the PCR test yesterday (delayed a week until 20th Jan...can't think why). 

Kevin McKernan "Lets discuss the WHO release..." [sic] [LINK] who also encourages you to read the anniversary summary of the Drosten mess by Dr. Simon ツ: "One year of destroyed economies, social isolation and deep social splits calls for an anniversary thread" [LINK]

Oncoming oriental 'offensive'...

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[edited] No, not an imminent attack by China - they've been doing that for decades! No, just presuming an economic onslaught from the Eastern hemisphere soon: another good graphic at The Visual Capitalist. Below it is clipped but the link has the full graphic and explanations of each quadrant and specific details. All of the countries in 80%-plus portion the high-mobility, high-recovery section - apart from Israel - are Far East/Australasia, logical in a way I guess with the westward global spread timeline. Worth noting that there will definitely be a 'lag' in the data so UK and Netherlands for instance are well behind when in reality as of this week much is opened/opening up. The numbers and data used obviously rely on the national governments for recovery rate calculations etc.

"COVID-19 has brought the world to a halt—but after months of uncertainty, it seems that the situation is slowly taking a turn for the better."... "Today's chart measures... two metrics for each country: the mobility rate and the COVID-19 recovery rate: 

Mobility Index: change in activity around workplaces, subtracting activity around residences, measured as a percentage deviation from the baseline. 

COVID-19 Recovery Rate: number of recovered cases in a country is measured as the percentage of total cases"

Oncoming oriental 'offensive'...

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[edited] No, not an imminent attack by China - they've been doing that for decades! No, just presuming an economic onslaught from the Eastern hemisphere soon: another good graphic at The Visual Capitalist. Below it is clipped but the link has the full graphic and explanations of each quadrant and specific details. All of the countries in 80%-plus portion the high-mobility, high-recovery section - apart from Israel - are Far East/Australasia, logical in a way I guess with the westward global spread timeline. Worth noting that there will definitely be a 'lag' in the data so UK and Netherlands for instance are well behind when in reality as of this week much is opened/opening up. The numbers and data used obviously rely on the national governments for recovery rate calculations etc.

"COVID-19 has brought the world to a halt—but after months of uncertainty, it seems that the situation is slowly taking a turn for the better."... "Today's chart measures... two metrics for each country: the mobility rate and the COVID-19 recovery rate: 
Mobility Index: change in activity around workplaces, subtracting activity around residences, measured as a percentage deviation from the baseline. 
COVID-19 Recovery Rate: number of recovered cases in a country is measured as the percentage of total cases"

Obit overshadows Osborne's optimistic outlook...

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No disrespect to Mandela but enough is being said elsewhere... everywhere, so I'll keep schtum [edit: 9pm] although if you have had enough of the fawning pap being spewed out in most media please read this from Charles Crawford. Yesterday had other news: the UK Chancellor George Osborne gave his Autumn Statement (Link: PDF) to Parliament on the state of the UK economy and the Coalition government's future plans. At a glance things are looking good despite BBC Peston's ludicrously negative report (and coordinated comments); he was presumably one of those BBC journalists prepared in advance (Link: PDF) by the assumed lefty (pinch of salt) IFS; (no doubt more from them on the BBC later ([edit]...later: haha, told you). The Taxpayers' Alliance briefing is broadly supportive (Link:PDF) but think Osborne 'must do more'; a key is the continued cutting the number and complexity of taxes: they say Tolley’s Tax Guide is now over 17,000 pages long. Particularly interesting is the TPA tax tracker: "Since the Coalition Government came to power in 2010, 509 tax hikes and 209 tax cuts have been announced". Two articles that IMHO are worth reading: Kamal Ahmed in the DT ("Be grateful that George Osborne did not unveil a Brownite master plan") and I also liked Rafael Behr's article in the NS: "...the macroeconomic indicators fuelling Conservative levity conceal real pain that will cost the government votes".

Obit overshadows Osborne's optimistic outlook...

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No disrespect to Mandela but enough is being said elsewhere... everywhere, so I'll keep schtum [edit: 9pm] although if you have had enough of the fawning pap being spewed out in most media please read this from Charles Crawford. Yesterday had other news: the UK Chancellor George Osborne gave his Autumn Statement (Link: PDF) to Parliament on the state of the UK economy and the Coalition government's future plans. At a glance things are looking good despite BBC Peston's ludicrously negative report (and coordinated comments); he was presumably one of those BBC journalists prepared in advance (Link: PDF) by the assumed lefty (pinch of salt) IFS; (no doubt more from them on the BBC later ([edit]...later: haha, told you). The Taxpayers' Alliance briefing is broadly supportive (Link:PDF) but think Osborne 'must do more'; a key is the continued cutting the number and complexity of taxes: they say Tolley’s Tax Guide is now over 17,000 pages long. Particularly interesting is the TPA tax tracker: "Since the Coalition Government came to power in 2010, 509 tax hikes and 209 tax cuts have been announced". Two articles that IMHO are worth reading: Kamal Ahmed in the DT ("Be grateful that George Osborne did not unveil a Brownite master plan") and I also liked Rafael Behr's article in the NS: "...the macroeconomic indicators fuelling Conservative levity conceal real pain that will cost the government votes".

Old Ows opinion...

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Many City economists were surprised to see that Government borrowing is down; don't worry, I'm not going to praise GO or say it's all as planned but I did like the info HERE at Guardian data blog. What irritated me was that in the image (click to enlarge) they had squeezed the picture of Brown far to the left making him appear over only those 'good' years of surplus (which was when, as we all know, he followed Conservative spending plans) and have the picture of Darling spread over most of the Crash Gordon years and we ALL now know, and it isn't hard to see, that Britain's debt soared from 2000 and Brown was to blame. It is petty things like the positioning of the Chancellors' pictures that annoy me (yes, yes, OK, I'm small minded and petty when it comes to Gordon Brown). Anyway, taking time before another day 'at the office' here in Guadalajara, I popped in to comment and decided to read what was being said...and there I got a surprise to see I had already commented several times on the first page (highly recommended too); no, not hacked, just comments on the original article back in May 2010. It is still interesting to read and of course I write that to clear-up Labour's mess will take a few years.

Old Ows opinion...

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Many City economists were surprised to see that Government borrowing is down; don't worry, I'm not going to praise GO or say it's all as planned but I did like the info HERE at Guardian data blog. What irritated me was that in the image (click to enlarge) they had squeezed the picture of Brown far to the left making him appear over only those 'good' years of surplus (which was when, as we all know, he followed Conservative spending plans) and have the picture of Darling spread over most of the Crash Gordon years and we ALL now know, and it isn't hard to see, that Britain's debt soared from 2000 and Brown was to blame. It is petty things like the positioning of the Chancellors' pictures that annoy me (yes, yes, OK, I'm small minded and petty when it comes to Gordon Brown). Anyway, taking time before another day 'at the office' here in Guadalajara, I popped in to comment and decided to read what was being said...and there I got a surprise to see I had already commented several times on the first page (highly recommended too); no, not hacked, just comments on the original article back in May 2010. It is still interesting to read and of course I write that to clear-up Labour's mess will take a few years.

Optimistic observations...

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1. Unemployment has fallen for the 5th successive month. 


2. Industrial output rose by 2.9% in June - fastest rise for 25 years. 


3. Manufacturing output rose by 3.3% in June - fastest rise for 10 years. 


4. Business start-ups in 2011 were the highest for decades: 471,466 new private sector businesses started last year. 


5. UK Exports reached £39.2 billion in June (close to all-time record levels; the record level being set in November 2011) Key markets: China up 74% in the past year; India up 94%; Russia up over 100%. There's more, ten in fact, from Lord Bates [Conservative Home] who also reminds us that "Sir John Major gave an excellent interview on the Andrew Marr programme yesterday" [Link]. Now, all the points have a flip-side but things do seem to be improving.

Optimistic observations...

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1. Unemployment has fallen for the 5th successive month. 
2. Industrial output rose by 2.9% in June - fastest rise for 25 years. 
3. Manufacturing output rose by 3.3% in June - fastest rise for 10 years. 
4. Business start-ups in 2011 were the highest for decades: 471,466 new private sector businesses started last year. 
5. UK Exports reached £39.2 billion in June (close to all-time record levels; the record level being set in November 2011) Key markets: China up 74% in the past year; India up 94%; Russia up over 100%. There's more, ten in fact, from Lord Bates [Conservative Home] who also reminds us that "Sir John Major gave an excellent interview on the Andrew Marr programme yesterday" [Link]. Now, all the points have a flip-side but things do seem to be improving.