Mass testing

Innova tests’ performance not proven and they should be returned to manufacturer or thrown in bin, says FDA

This article by F. William Engdahl first published on April 29, 2020 focusses on the dubious Covid models used to justify the lockdowns and closure of economic activity Worldwide. The architects of these models were generously funded by the Gates Foundation. In early 2021, we are now in a position to assess the devastating social and […]

Kit Knightly Yesterday Sky News and the Huffington Post and several other outlets all flared up near-identical headlines warning that … Covid Infections Increase For First Time In Two Months …

The NHS has finally discovered the difference between “from” and “with”…just in time to help prop up the government’s “vaccination” program.

23 Dec update: This article provides further explanation for these observed results Following on from this post where I expressed concern at...

SARS-CoV-2; RT-PCR; False positive; False negative; Bayesian inference; Correction

6 Jan 2020 : There is an important update to this article here On 23 December over half a million people (507,384)  - the highest daily tota...

Covid: The woeful case for asymptomatic transmission

This article by Clare Craig, Jonathan Engler, Mike Yeadon, and Christian McNeill lays out a convincing case why PCR testing for COVID19 has...

Have Covid stats been inflated by wrong use of PCR tests?

The UK government’s plans to carry out up to 10 million covid-19 tests a day by early next year as part of a £100bn expansion of its national testing programme raise many questions Gareth Iacobucci examines the leaked documents It refers to the government’s plan to deliver a mass population testing programme for covid-19 by early 2021, with the aim to test the whole UK population each week. A confidential briefing memo sent to Scotland’s first minister and cabinet secretaries, seen by The BMJ ,1 reveals plans to grow the UK’s testing capacity from the current 350 000 a day to up to 10 million tests a day by early 2021, costing “over £100bn to deliver.” The plans are dependent on a huge upscaling in diagnostic capacity and the use of as yet unvalidated technologies. They envisage a prominent role for the private sector in planning and delivery. The government’s aim is to “utilise the full range of testing approaches and technologies to help reduce the R rate, keep the economy open and enable a return to normal life.​” The Whitehall memo makes it clear that the prime minister views mass testing as the UK’s “only hope for avoiding a second national lockdown before a vaccine, something the country cannot afford.” He would also like this to support the opening up of the economy and allow the population to return to something closer to normality. Many suspect that the desire for positive headlines is also driving this particular agenda and the eye catching numbers behind it. The current government advice is that only people with symptoms should have a covid-19 test. The Moonshot strategy moves way beyond this, stating that the plan is to eventually test the whole population, including people without symptoms “where testing enables economic or other vital …

Experts say tests that led to a false alarm at a New Hampshire hospital are coming into increasing use.

Kit Knightly UPDATE 28/05/21 – This article was subject to a clarification.[click here] The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) is altering its practices of data logging and testing for &#822…

It has been one of the most enduring Covid conspiracy theories: that the 'gold standard' PCR tests used to diagnose the virus were picking up people who weren't actually infected.

Have Covid stats been inflated by wrong use of PCR tests?

Overall, PCR mass testing achieved essentially nothing but hundreds of billions in unnecessary costs and large-scale psychological trauma, especially in children.

Children should only be excluded from school if they are unwell.