Imperial College's modelling has been consistently poor at predicting the outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet for some reason Neil Ferguson and the ICL team remain respected authorities on epidemic modelling.
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As the promise of freedom recedes, events in Britain take a worrying turn, as Boris declares the public "want us, as their Government – and me as the Prime Minister – to take all the actions I can to protect them".
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On the anniversary of the week in which our lives became intimately subject to the outputs of a physicist's dodgy computer model, let's revisit Imperial's infamous Report 9 to remind ourselves quite how wrong it was.
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Neil Ferguson was on the Today programme this morning to raise the alarm about the new South African variant. He's like Freddy Krueger: every time you think you've seen the back of him, he pops back up.
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21WIRE | Incompetent and unqualified, and he's still employed. That's your pandemic in a nutshell.
Rosemary Frei, via her website John Edmunds is on top of the world. He’s one of the modelling-paper mafiosi. The London, U.K., professor is a key government advisor on COVID-19-related policies. Edmunds also was a co-author of one of the primary modelling papers that have been used to convince the masses that vigilance against Variant …
The source behind the claim that a new COVID-19 strain in the UK is 70% more transmissible, Dr. Erik Volz of Imperial College, admits that the model that produced that statistic is flawed and that it is “too early to tell” if the strain is more easily spread. On Saturday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Read More...
Today, Wednesday 21st of October, sees the 215th anniversary of the Battle that gave Trafalgar Square its name. Towering over this British masterpiece of architecture is the statue of Admiral Nelson, looking towards Parliament and beyond that to the open seas. His victory over the French and Spanish gave the British Navy supremacy of the seas for nearly a century, allowing them to police the world's oceans and stop the transport of slaves.
Renée Parsons If given the choice between maintaining a toxic world of fear, pollution and violence controlled by the State or a society of prosperity and compassion based on freedom and individual rights, there is little doubt that the majority of Americans would want the old paradigm of synthetic events to take a hike; except …
To those paying attention, the evidence about Covid-19 and the lockdown response is clear. We’ve been sold a pup. The UK Government itself has confirmed several times that the virus is not serious to the majority of people who catch it. The lockdown was a panic-driven overreaction.
