‘If you can’t say what you think, soon you won’t be able to think’
Jordan Peterson
Politics
When that day comes
When those who tell us to travel less, to drive our cars less, to eat less meat, to have fewer children, to stop heating our homes effectively. When those earnest, outspoken people, those super rich, the elites, sell their mansions, ditch their private jets, recycle their pool of supercars and buy a small house, just one house, on a street with other people in similar houses and ride their bicycle to the local shop to buy their food for the week. It’s at that point that I will start to pay attention to those who pontificate.
When that day comes, I will weigh up their advice, but not a moment before.
The figures that show the real risk of Covid vaccine in pregnancy
“This sounds reassuring, but when American investigative journalist Jefferey Jaxen analysed a study by 21 authors analysing data from V-safe published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, he discovered they had manipulated the figures.”
Sally Beck, October 12, 2021
Using the Way Back Machine, it was possible to obtain the original table as published, which is shown below. The figures highlighted in yellow illustrate how potentially misleading the data usage was. The aim of this comparison was to show the numbers of babies lost to mothers who had the vaccine (12.6%) is comparable to the what would normally be expected without a vaccine (10-26%).
The problem with this original table was that 700 out of the 827 received their first vaccine dose in the third trimester and therefore should not be included in this row.
Hong Sun, Ph.D. Dedalus Healthcare, Antwerp, Belgium, pointed this out to the New England Journal of Medicine and they amended the data. However, it’s interesting to see how this data was amended (see below).
Is this simply another illustration as to the level of subterfuge being utilised in these dark days?
If so, then 12.6% vs 82% is a significant difference.
The direction of travel
“There could be some socially beneficial outcomes from that [programmable digital currency], preventing activity which is seen to be socially harmful in some way. But at the same time it could be a restriction on people’s freedoms.”
Tom Mutton, Bank of England
There is a right side of history…
“A principle that I hope we can all agree on: the Christian response should be primarily biblical and theological. It should not be drawn from some kind of generic sociological principle which is then baptised with Christian language as an afterthought. We’ve seen a lot of this so far. They normally start with the words, “Jesus taught us that we should love our neighbour” and then proceed to argue that the latest government mandate is an unambiguous fulfilment of the example of Christ’s love.”
Jamie Franklin is spot on. More here.
“Why the ‘grim milestone’ of 100,000 Covid deaths is nonsense”
The numbers behind the pandemic are not all that they seem. James Delingpole nailed it back in January this year.