An update on the ‘Swedish model’, virus transmission and virus origin, global excess mortality, early treatment and vaccines, the importance of independent research, and ‘the luckiest aspect of the covid pandemic’. Please note that this is our last regular update on the covid pandemic. We thank our readers for their interest in our coverage and... Continue Reading →
The latest on covid vaccine safety and effectiveness. Continue reading →
During the coronavirus pandemic, the well-known manipulation and censorship on major US internet platforms Google/YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Wikipedia has reached unprecedented levels. The platforms generally claim to enforce WHO and ‘local health authority’ guidelines, not because they are correct – they were mostly wrong – but because they are deemed “authoritative”. Read more about... Continue Reading →
New insights on the etiology and significance of the “post covid syndrome”. Read more →
Did China stage the videos of people collapsing in Wuhan? Read more→
(On the question whether covid patients are getting younger due to the ‘British variant’. Answer: no.) Zahlreiche Medien behaupteten in den letzten Wochen, hospitalisierte Corona-Patienten würden “aufgrund der britischen Virus-Variante zunehmend jünger”. Die Medien beriefen sich dabei auf offizielle Statistiken und auf Aussagen von Ärzten. Dennoch ist die Aussage nicht richtig. Weiterlesen →
On recent developments in the strategically important field of ‘vaccine passports’. Read more →
The Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics has published its latest update on all-cause mortality, providing data up to April 4. The official CBS data confirms an increase in 65+ all-cause mortality from late February to late March, in the wake of the mass-vaccination campaign, followed by a renewed decrease. Israeli and international health authorities may... Continue Reading →
Covid vaccines are generally effective, at least against current virus variants, but they are not mature medical products meeting the highest medical safety standards. Continue reading →
