November 30th; Tuesday.
Worth recalling from a fortnight ago the FDA's
hilarious request to the court of 55 years to release its internal documents
on how it granted covid-19 vaccine licences to Pfizer. 108 days to grant the licence,
55 years to release the documents demanded by 'Public Health and Medical Professionals for
Transparency'.
November 29th; Monday.
A locksmith (in wonderful sand-coloured overalls) reviews
safecracking
scenes in films.
November 28th; Sunday.
Go to see exciting disassembly of a 3D printer in Tam's
Science Cave.
Later he shows me a scene from a film
'Ocean's 12'
(after using the music to test his prototype intelligent ashtray)
he is amazed I have never seen. This is before the arrival later on for drinks
of the mysterious
'Mr
Siemens'.
November 27th; Saturday.
Warming Arctic sea ice reopened the north-eastern passage across the sea north
of Siberia in late summers 2000 up to recently. Those with faith in the global-warming story thought this
was going to continue, so shipping on that route increased. Now dozens of freight ships are trapped
in pack ice, awaiting rescue by Russian icebreakers, because they dismissed data in the decade since
2012 showing Arctic ice cover is growing again, and winter freezes are coming earlier.
November 26th; Friday.
Here's an old interview with Kary Mullis, the Nobel Laureate biochemist who developed the
polymerase chain reaction (PCR) process, had disputes already with Fauci in the 1980s over HIV,
and who died three days before Jeffrey Epstein in late 2019. Had he not died (of pneumonia), the
covid-panic snowball would have been unable to get rolling because a crucial early stage in misleading
the public worldwide was misuse of Mullis's PCR test to exaggerate the alleged danger and spread
of covid-19.
November 25th; Thursday.
Interesting blast from the past. A Wired article from the summer of
2003
about developing a SARS vaccine. Fascinating to see the language
used, the warnings about rushing a vaccine (by which they meant creating a vaccine in less than a
decade), and the same apocalyptic tone over a not-particularly-important disease outbreak.
November 24th; Wednesday.
"I Went On a Date with a Double-Vaxxed Socialist".
November 23rd; Tuesday.
Our Man in Bucharest shares some fascinating quotations.
November 22nd; Monday.
Cardiologist who mocked deaths of unvaccinated people dies after
his third inoculation.
November 21st; Sunday.
Singapore's obsession with technology, and where it's taking them.
November 20th; Saturday.
(i) New German study confirms that higher vax coverage >>
more excess deaths ;
(ii) A farewell to Jeremy Farrar leaving SAGE, apparently
rather petulantly ;
(iii) The Lancet (now it wants to be allowed back
into polite company) says "stigmatising" the unvaccinated
isn't justified. Duh. The proper word is 'scapegoating' of course.
Perhaps just a tad late given the planted story The Lancet carried in 2020 spring that
wrongly slated the properties of hydroxychloroquine, clearing the way for the vastly expensive
non-vaccines that were never needed, justified, or safe ;
(iv) A doctor very carefully argues that mRNA-modifying vaccines
"might" be making the virus worse. As informed people warned in early
2020 when they said vaccines were unjustified and premature ;
(v) Wittily described as a "mystery", this article is subtitled
"Officials are trying to understand
why some of LA's highest coronavirus case rates are currently
in communities with high vaccination rates". Why might that be, eh? What a
puzzling mystery, to be sure.
November 19th; Friday.
Japan joins the other countries discovering that
ivermectin does work after all.
November 18th; Thursday.
The risk of developing acute coronary syndrome significantly increased
after receiving mRNA covid-19 vaccines, an American Heart Association report found.
November 17th; Wednesday.
Some of that recycled cool-jazz cafe music:
King Kooba & Feel the Colour / The Bobby Hughes Combination &
Moogjuus / Rather confusingly, there's also a Bobby Hughes Experience
(same Norwegian bod) -
Sahara 72 / Les Hommes &
Girl on a Mission / Italian Secret Service &
Not the Same.
November 16th; Tuesday.
Interesting article about how pharmaceuticals got their litigation-proof slapdash
non-vaccines under the regulatory bar.
November 15th; Monday.
More detail on why the evidence now increasingly shows these "vaccines" worsening
(rather than improving)
people's resistance to getting sick from covid-19.
November 14th; Sunday.
Gibraltar apparently leads Europe in its vaccination rate, and yet covid-19 cases have
surged to new highs there.
How much more obvious does it need to get before people grasp that the vaccines are
spreading the virus and the vaccines are strengthening the virus?
November 13th; Saturday.
Two covid-19 stories:
lead in covid-19 infections among vaccinated people over
unvaccinated people widens again; US health officials admit no record exists of
even one person getting sick from covid-19 a second time
except from a vaccine.
Constantine arrives to stay here at Robin's flat for a couple of weeks.
November 12th; Friday. Though
celebrated in late March, here are three images of the Annunciation, partly because the angels are charming:
one,
two,
three.
November 11th; Thursday.
Did anyone see the 2019 film 'Bombshell'? Looks like quite an
expensive film that somehow fell short. Striking how it mocks and attacks
Fox News by name,
even in the trailer: do we assume the filmmakers are more aligned with
CNN?
November 10th; Wednesday.
Article questions legitimacy of Orthodox Jewish pro-vaccine group, curiously enough set up
in March 2019.
November 9th; Tuesday.
Am wondering what this film
('Legjobb
tudomasom szerint' / 'As Far As I Know') is like. Perhaps
one of those acidic Hungarian comedies on the knife edge between
bleakly depressing and bitterly funny.
Should be possible to see it here in December.
November 8th; Monday.
A claim that 70% of covid-19 deaths are now among vaccinated people in Britain. Meanwhile an
Australian doctor makes the point that vaccines (let alone unfinished half-vaccines rushed into production
after less than a year of development while being protected against lawsuits)
should
never have been used against covid-19. On top of that, they were never needed in the first place.
November 7th; Sunday.
A short but thought-provoking YouTube talk suggests that
some people
cannot imagine colour.
November 6th; Saturday.
Watch 'Gaslight'
(the 1944 version with Ingrid Bergman) over at Filmmaker Jessica's flat. It seems Patrick
Hamilton had a grim life - he apparently wrote this after being disfigured by a nasty car accident.
I remember the dark atmosphere when I read
'The West Pier', like a sour taste shot through the book.
November 5th; Friday.
Guy Fawkes Night sees demonstrations against the government in Britain. Meanwhile, major investor
calls for criminal charges to be laid against
Facebook executives.
November 4th; Thursday.
All from one long-essay website, a May article alleging links between
Bill Gates & Jeffrey Epstein, an interesting piece (March) about the
curious recent death of Tanzania's president
John Magufuli, and a detailed May 2020 discussion of
creepy pro-AI policy from the US permanent government.
November 3rd; Wednesday.
Study reported in Nature: Cell Discovery
finds covid-19 vaccines damage people's immune systems. Two people working for Fauci reported
concerns with his research as early as 2016. Deleted British government paper
gloats that the public loves conforming.
November 2nd; Tuesday.
The media slowly start to do their job again:
'How Fauci Fooled America'.
November 1st; Monday.
Not only does covid-19 now appear to be a disease that infects & sickens mainly people
vaccinated against it, but vaccinated people's whole
immune systems seem to be
breaking down.
More related articles:
1) Official data skewed to hide sickness among the vaccinated /
2) Claim vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated contrast
is misleading shown to be itself misleading /
3) A
review of
death figures /
4) Fauci on record in 2019
proposing "a virus from China" be used to
force compulsory vaccination.
Mark Griffith, site administrator /
markgriffith at yahoo.com
