Ivor Cummins aka the Fat Emperor – gives James the lowdown on why you can’t trust anything our governments tell us about Covid-19. If you want the facts on Coronavirus – how deadly is it? do lockdowns and masks work? how does it compare with previous pandemics? – you’ve come to the right place
The conclusion of their 34-page ruling included the following: “In view of current scientific evidence, this test shows itself to be unable to determine beyond reasonable doubt that such positivity corresponds, in fact, to the infection of a person by the SARS-CoV-2 virus.”
Spending the equivalent of 77% of the NHS annual revenue budget on an unevaluated underdesigned national programme leading to a regressive, insufficiently supported intervention—in many cases for the wrong people—cannot be defended.
Many of the excess deaths for COVID-19 were due to inappropriately high dosages of hydroxychloroquine during experimental study trials.
High COVID-19 excess deaths stopped after the trials were ended.
Professor Martin Landry, leader of the UK-based Recovery trial, may have made a mistake in proposing high dosage of hydroxychloroquine. It seems he confused it with diiodohydroxyquinoline, treatment for treatment of amoebiasis.
The treatment caused the damage.
The danger of over-treatment is everywhere because the industry wants to sell diseases.
COVID-19 is a self-limiting disease.
The data shows that COVID-19 has no more killing potential than the yearly flu.
Masks and lockdowns are ridiculous and damaging the whole population.
It’s a political thing and not a health problem.
Remdesivir is an immunosuppressant and useless against COVID-19.
You have to live with viruses and you can’t fight against them.
There is no treatment against COVID-19.
The treatment against COVID-19 is to rest, like the flu.
The problem is testing. If you stop the test, you’ll see nothing.
Lockdowns were an overreaction.
Vaccines are probably not a solution. You’ll have to vaccinate everyone every year. It’s good businesses.
Dr. Mike Yeadon, former Chief Scientific Advisor, Pfizer:
The evidence suggests that a substantial number of the positive cases are false positives.
The government doesn’t know or is not disclosing the false positive rate.
False positive rate may be as high as 1%, which would mean most or all of the positives are false positives.
We are finding traces of an ‘old’ virus which can’t possibly make people sick.
The test looks for a piece of genetic code. A positive test does not mean someone is sick.
ONS says the prevalence of the virus is less than 0.1%.
Pillar 2 (community) testing seems to be flawed. Method of processing samples would be inadmissible if this were a forensic case.
The number of COVID deaths is continuing to stay low and fallen for 6 months. For it to suddenly increase would need a big change in transmission.
Young people would have been the first who caught COVID-19 because they were not social distancing. The idea that the young people are now getting it is “for the birds.”
If positive tests are false, they will be distributed evenly in the population. This is what we’re finding.
Mass testing is not the answer.
Sweden is not doing mass testing and their society has had 0.06% of their population die from COVID-19. This is the same as the UK.
We are using a test with an undeclared false-positive rate.
Are we re-testing the positives? This is unclear.
A second lockdown is going to amplify the non-COVID deaths.
UK’s lockdown was too late to prevent the initial spread.
Mass population immunity is keeping the deaths low. This is the most reasonable explanation for the differences between the models and reality.
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