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IMO a very good insight with links and suggestions......................................................
Brian Pottinger nails it with the disclosure that the 2009/2010 Swine Flu Pandemic was the curtain-raiser to the big Plandemic a decade later.



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Taking on the dominant Covid-19 narrative – Brian Pottinger
1st February 2022 by Editor BizNews
Covid-19’s infection fatality rate is equal to historical influenza outbreaks and for under 70s, measures less than an ordinary influenza outbreak; an extraordinary statistic fished out by veteran journalist, Brian Pottinger. This eloquently written piece, arguing for a truth and reconciliation-type commission and citing what seems to be authoritative research debunking the mainstream scientific thinking and global political actions, will almost certainly elicit response from SA’s globally respected researchers. As well it should, in service of our readers. Like Brian, I’m not scientifically qualified, but from 16 years of covering news for the SA Medical Journal, I suspect that local scientists will challenge the following eyebrow-lifting assertion: the greatest and most destructive act of global self-immolation in recent history was a response to a viral outbreak that hardly dented the world’s population and was without risk to the vast majority of it. Perhaps it comes down to this; you can choose your (hopefully well-informed), beliefs. Let the chips fall where they may. – Chris Bateman

Time for a Truth and Reconciliation Commission for the Covid-19 warrior scientists
By Brian Pottinger*

Two years ago, the World Health Organisation (WHO) convened its emergency committee to consider a response to the SARSCoV2 outbreak in China’s Hubei Province. What followed would turn the world on its head, create unimaginable wealth for a few and impoverishment for hundreds of millions, particularly in the developing world.

Economies would be crippled, attempts to lessen economic inequality set back a generation, societies convulsed, a new form of health apartheid introduced, ageless human rights abrogated and 300 years of The Enlightenment ditched in a flash of a sorcerer’s wand.

Two years on and we now know, on current UN projections – even accounting for Covid-19 – that the 2020 global mortality rate is likely to be no more than 2019’s 7.6 per thousand. In the two years during which the world was intermittently locked down for the first time since the Black Death, outside world war, the global population is estimated to have increased by 280 million souls, giving some substance to the cynics’ view that it is overpopulation, not depopulation, we should be worried about. population.un.org/wpp/Download/Standard/CSV/ .

The most authoritative research to date, by Professor John PA Ionnadis of Stanford’s School of Medicine, also informs us that based on seroprevalence data across six studies, the infection fatality rate (IFR) of the virus for the world population was 0.15, thus equal to severe decadal influenzas such as the Asian Flu of 1957 or the Hong Kong Flu of 1968. The IFR for 90% of the healthy global population younger than 70 years is 0.05%, less than an ordinary influenza outbreak. No single serious scientific challenge has been mounted to his assessment: just the usual diversionary deluge of personal invective and hysterical denunciation from the True Believers and their sponsors.

www.scienceopen.com/document?vid=1cce1fd...6e-8a16-25d9da476605 www.who.int/bulletin/online_first/BLT.20.265892.pdf

Put simply: the greatest and most destructive act of global self-immolation in recent history was a response to a viral outbreak that hardly dented the world’s population and was without risk to the vast majority of it.

Meanwhile, virtually all the scientific certainties initially established with papal infallibility by the architects of the panicked health response to Covid-19 have been challenged, repudiated or ridiculed by subsequent measured and evidence-based science. Rarely has a public policy of such momentous import been based on such manipulative and speculative science. Hardly ever have we seen such levels of harassment, intimidation and venom directed at challengers of a flawed biomedical orthodoxy.

What on earth happened here?

There is one way to find out: establish an international South African-style Truth and Reconciliation Commission and invite the authors of this unravelling orthodox narrative, the only one most of the mainstream media allowed us to hear, to publicly fess up. Let them explain what really drove this guided panic: good intentions, error, delusion, paranoia, profit, reputation, ideology or misplaced solidarity with the self-serving pit that is so much of modern biomedical science. Here is a last chance for the warrior scientists and their sponsors to voluntarily explain before the litigators get busy and the spooked politicians appoint their commissions of enquiry to throw them under the bus.

The charges against the authors and propagators of this narrative – including nearly all mainstream media – are easily framed: abuse of language and statistics. Let us not even get into abuse of power. That judgment should be left to the electors when they consider a political elite too witless to ask the right questions of the warrior scientists and too cowardly to stand up to their baying spear-carriers. They will surely be consumed by the monsters of their own creation, as Boris Johnson is now being.

The Covid-19 saga rings with euphemistic language: a pandemic is no longer judged by its scope and scale but merely whether it has crossed a border and is propagating (a device allowing for the instant weaponising of any infection and thoughtfully introduced by the WHO during the swine flu outbreak more than a decade ago). A vaccine is, in fact, a palliative antidote; a suspected or probable case of Covid-19 is a confirmed one; furious rejection of vaccines is termed hesitancy; correction of egregious errors of science and modelling is called ‘developing the author’s opinion’; a natural decline in the pathogenic intensity of a coronavirus is termed efficacy of vaccinations (which are not even vaccines) and the defeat of every destructive containment measure possible is hailed as ‘learning to live with the virus’.

More serious, much more, has been the abuse of statistics in its three stages: modelling, testing and reporting.

It kicked off with bad modelling. The mistakes of the scientific-academic epidemiological modellers are so numerous and infamous as to be worth little further debate. Initially, with a miss rate of between 300% and 800% in both fatality and infection rates, their predictive capacity failed to improve with the second, third and fourth iterations of the reassortant viruses that carried ever-diminishing elements of the SARSCoV2 strain and waning pathogenic intensity.

Remember, these doomsday and hopelessly flawed estimates were not used for the purposes of faculty dining room debate or biff and bat in academic journals. They were deployed to guide public policy with catastrophic consequences for humans. Few modellers – with one or two exceptions to the rule – have ever apologised or resigned over their poor predictions. Mostly, they soldier on, pathological alarmism undimmed by serial disappointment; careers immune to damage; reputations unchallenged by institutions; the gratitude of their financial sponsors eternal. To such depths have the biomedical sciences fallen.

But one cannot scare by models alone. Hence, the second and darker phase: the method of reporting and verification of Covid-19 cases during the last two years as revealed in the 800-odd pages of directives and ‘guidance’ issued by public health authorities such as the WHO, the US Centres for Disease Control (CDC) and the UK’s Office of National Statistics (ONS).

The WHO on 20 March 2020 changed its requirement for confirmed cases to be supported by laboratory testing in favour of a best-guess formula by frontline clinicians. All ‘suspect’ and ‘probable’ cases were within weeks automatically deemed confirmed. The differentiating Covid-19 criteria of olfactory and taste dysfunction were soon dropped and instead the term ‘clinically compatible illness’ was used to net all respiratory illness to the Covid-19 cause. Deaths from whatever natural cause were attributed to Covid-19 if traces were present in the decedent. Only Covid-19 was to be recorded in cases of suspected coronavirus and changes to diagnostic criteria soon included vomiting, diarrhoea and altered mental state, thus enormously expanding the scope of infection and helping drive the panic creep known as the second, third and fourth waves of the SARSCoV2 outbreak after the initial Wuhan strain effectively expired in June 2020.

apps.who.int/iris/handle/10665/331506

www.who.int/classifications/icd/Guidelin...D-19-20200420-EN.pdf

www.who.int/classifications/icd/COVID-19-coding-icd10.pdf

www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvss/coronavirus/A...-COVID-19-deaths.pdf

www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/icd/COVID-19-guidelines-final.pdf

Here, purely for example, is the CDC reaching for a rigorously clinical diagnosis of a Covid-19 death, issued in April 2020: “In cases where a definite diagnosis of Covid-19 cannot be made but it is suspected or likely (i.e. the circumstances are compelling within a reasonable degree of certainty), it is acceptable to report Covid-19 on a death certificate as ‘probable’ or ‘presumed’. In these instances, certifiers should use their best clinical judgment in determining if a COVID-19 infection was likely.” We know from the documents that such a diagnosis would instantly be deemed confirmed.

www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvss/vsrg/vsrg03-508.pdf

Every change in criteria or reporting, meanwhile, led to a surge on the infection graphs. This was compounded by the dumping of batch reports of infection, leading to unexplained spikes in infections and further driving the panic. All this manipulation, these snatch-stats, could have been established by an undergraduate journalism student simply doing the grunt work of reading the documents. Few did.

But such mischief could not long last. By August 2020, the UK Government’s Science Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) admitted that patients with past Covid-19 infections were being recorded as Covid-19 cases on admission to hospital, thus materially overstating the numbers. The ONS later quantified the overstatement at 23% of admissions, surely a gross underestimation. The critical distinction between dying ‘with’ a disease or ‘from’ it was first flagged during the swine flu outbreak of 2009/10, the dry run for Covid-19’s guided panic, in a Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly investigation, which identified deliberate over-statement of numbers and alleged but never proven collusion between public health organisations and pharmaceutical companies. The distinction had been ignored and replicated in Covid-19.

assembly.coe.int/CommitteeDocs/2010/2010...randumPandemie_E.pdf

But by that time, a far more potent factor leading to the confusion of statistics was at hand: polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), the workhorses of the panic that are rapidly turning into stalking horses. A raft of scientific research has now challenged the efficacy of these tools in that they failed sufficiently to distinguish between past infections and current ones; gave numerous false positives; were unable to distinguish between Covid-19 infections and other coronaviruses and were so over-calibrated – ‘sensitive’ is the weasel word here – that it would trace the virus unto the umpteenth generation, long after it had any epidemiological materiality.

Worse, every positive test has been reported as a ‘case’ so that repeated testing of an individual yields repeated cases. The more one tests, the more one delivers, thus massively increasing Covid-19’s purported toll: truly the gift that keeps on giving.

On 21 July last year, the CDC confirmed it would not be using RT-PCR as a tool from 1 January 2022 as a result of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) withdrawing its ‘for emergency use only’ status. The CDC said it needed more multiplexed methods that could facilitate “detection and differentiation” between SARSCoV2 and influenza viruses: about the closest admission we are likely to get that RT-PCR did neither effectively and that these two powerful and directing agencies were implicitly conceding the kits were flawed from the start.

www.cdc.gov/csels/dls/locs/2021/07-21-20...CoV-2_Testing_1.html

And, lo, under the new testing regimes, we suddenly have our long missing friend back: influenza scythes through whole populations with immunities severely depleted by counter-productive containment measures, despair, hunger and the adverse effects of some pharmaceutical treatments. Even the WHO’s Dashboard has taken to carrying epic disclaimers about the validity of its numbers, blaming the supplier agencies for all inconsistencies.

Faced with this precipitous collapse of its orthodox narrative, the authors could only fall back on the last bunker option: the fabled ‘excess deaths’, all of which are conveniently assigned to Covid-19. It will not work. Even accepting the validity of the statistics (which we definitely should not), controlled for average 10-year mortality increases, normal ‘excess winter deaths’, misdiagnosis of Covid-19 and the huge numbers of non-Covid-19 fatalities caused by the criminal withdrawal of medical cover during the panic, as deduced by comparing mortality numbers for 2019 and 2020. We are back to what we knew two years ago but which the ‘experts’ clearly did not: the SARSCoV2 outbreak was a serious decadal infection of threat mainly to the elderly and severely unhealthy. It would have run a bog normal course over two years had it not been for the insanely abnormal behaviour of the humans. But then, given the profits to be made, perhaps it was not abnormal at all.

The integrity of both the language and the statistics of the Covid-19 outbreak is hopelessly and irreversibly corrupted and here is the chilling thought … despite the fortunes spent on biomedical science in recent times, when crisis hit and national leaders were desperate for guidance, the sector could not even produce honest numbers: not even that. Time to explain why.

Brian Pottinger is an author and former Editor and Publisher of the South African Sunday Times. He lives on the KwaZulu North Coast.
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We have power cuts coming again 😪😎

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We went to bed in the dark last night at 10.00.
This morning power went off at 6.00 😎😷

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We are having power outages twice a day and now been informed that the water supply will also be a concern 😟 😨

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Water also off, floods everywhere, dams full and we have no water......

MAROELA MEDIA ARTIKEL:

GROOT DELE VAN PRETORIA SONDER WATER

Rand Water het Stad Tshwane Sondag in kennis gestel dat sy Mapleton-stasie ʼn algehele kragonderbreking beleef. Dié stasie ontvang elektrisiteit van ʼn Eskom-substasie in Ekurhuleni. Die voorval het die Vlakfontein-reservoir geraak wat water aan Stad Tshwane verskaf. Selby Bokaba, woordvoerder van die munisipaliteit, sê Rand Water het die munisipaliteit Maandag in kennis gestel dat die herstelwerk tot dusver onsuksesvol was. “As ʼn gevolg bly die Mapleton-stasie op 58% pompkapasiteit (430 Mℓ per dag) tot verdere kennisgewing.”Die beperkte kragtoevoer het gelei tot ʼn afname in twee bykomende Rand Water-reservoirs, naamlik Selcourt en Bronberg.“Stad Tshwane vra om verskoning vir enige ongerief wat hierdeur versoorsaak word. Inwoners word gemaan om water spaarsamig te verbruik tyends dié periode.”Die volgende reservoirs en gebiede word moontlik hierdeur geraak:

Translation (af ➜ en)
LARGE PARTS OF PRETORIA WITHOUT WATER

Rand Water informed the City of Tshwane on Sunday that its Mapleton station was experiencing a total power outage. This station receives electricity from an Eskom substation in Ekurhuleni. The incident affected the Vlakfontein reservoir which supplies water to the City of Tshwane. Selby Bokaba, spokesperson for the municipality, says Rand Water informed the municipality on Monday that the repairs have been unsuccessful so far. "As a result, the Mapleton station remains at 58% pump capacity (430 Mℓ per day) until further notice." The limited power supply has led to a decrease in two additional Rand Water reservoirs, namely Selcourt and Bronberg. "Tshwane City is asking for sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. Residents are warned to consume water sparingly during this period. ”The following reservoirs and areas may be affected: (as below)

GARSFONTEIN RESERVOIR
Queenswood-reservoir
Colbyn, Deerness, Koedoespoort, Koedoespoort 325-JR, Môregloed, Queenswood, Rietfontein, Rietfontein 321-JR, Rietondale, Villieria en Waverley

Villieria Peak-tenks
Magalieskruin 323-JR, Montana AH, Rietfontein, Villieria, Waverley, Wonderboom 302-JR en Wonderboom-Suid

Waverley HL-reservoir
Bergtuin, East Lynne (alle uitbreidings), Koedoespoort (alle uitbreidings), Villieria en Waverley

Waverley LL-reservoir
Derdepoortpark (alle uitbreidings), Ekklesia (alle uitbreidings), Jan Niemandpark en Lindo Park

Kilnerpark-reservoir
Kilnerpark

Montana-reservoir
Annlin, Christiaanville, Cynthia Vale, Derdepoortpark, Doornpoort, Kenley AH, Kozeni AH, Magalieskruin, Montana (alle uitbreidings), Montana AH, Montana Park, Montana Tuine, Pumulani AH, Sinoville en Wolmaranspoort AH

Magalieskruin-reservoir
Hartebeestfontein 324-JR en Wonderboom

Sinoville HL-reservoir
Sinoville (alle uitbreidings)

Sinoville LL-reservoir
Sinoville (alle uitbreidings)

Murrayfield Reservoir
La Concorde, La Montagne, Meyerspark (alle uitbreidings), Murrayfield, Salieshoek en Val-de-Grace

Eersterust-reservoir
Despatch, Eersterust, Jan Niemandpark, Mamelodi, Silvertondale en Waltloo

Mamelodi R1-reservoir
Mamelodi, Mamelodi x13, 27 en 34, en Mamelodi 608-JR

Mamelodi R2-reservoir
Mamelodi, Mamelodi 608-JR, en Mamelodi x13 en 15

Koedoesnek LL-reservoir
Die Wilgers (alle uitbreidings), Equestria (alle uitbreidings), Faerie Glen, Garsfontein, Koedoesnek AH, Life Wilgers-hospitaal, Lynnwood, Lynnwood Glen, Lynnwoodrif, Struland AH, Wapadrand, Willow Glen, Willow Glen AH en Zwartkoppies

Moreleta-reservoir
Bellevue, Brummeria (alle uitbreidings), Chrysler Park, Georgeville, Lindo Park, Lydiana, Lynnwood Manor, Mopani, Navors, Scientia, Silverton (alle uitbreidings), Vlakfontein en Weavindpark

Parkmore LL-reservoir
Alphen Park, Ashley Gardens, Constantiapark, De Beers, Faerie Glen, Garsfontein, Lynnwood Glen, Lynnwoodpark, Maroelana, Menlyn, Newlands, Tshwane en Waterkloof Glen

MOOIKLOOF-RESERVOIR
Faerie Glen
Faerie Glen (alle uitbreidings)
Garsfontein
Garsfontein 374-JR
Garsfontein x10, 11 en 13
Moreletapark x63 en 83
Prairie Giants x3
Pretoriuspark
Pretoriuspark (alle uitbreidings)
Rietfontein 375-JR
Tweefontein 372-JR
Valley Farm 379-JR
Zwavelpoort 373-JR

KOEDOESNEK HL-RESERVOIR
Equestria x95
Faerie Glen (alle uitbreidings)
Hartebeestpoort 362-JR
Koedoesnek 341-JR
Paramount Estate
The Willows 340-JR
Tweefontein 372-JR
Valley Farm 379-JR
Valley Farm AH Wapadrand (alle uitbreidings)
Willow Glen AH x1

CULLINAN-RESERVOIR
Cullinan
Elandsfontein 480-JR
Lewzene Estate AH
Louwsbaken 476-JR

MAMELODI R4-RESERVOIR
Franspoort 332-JR Gem Valley x1, 2, 3, 4 en 16
Glenway Estate
Leeuwfontein 229-JR
Leeuwfontein 427-JR
Mahube Valley x1, 2, 3, 20, 21, 32 en 33
Mamelodi
Mamelodi 608-JR
Mamelodi x2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 17, 20 en 28
Nooitgedacht 333-JR
Pienaarspoort 339-JR

MAMELODI R3-RESERVOIR
Hartebeestpoort 328-JR
Hatherley 331-JR
Mamelodi
Mamelodi x1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 15, 24, 26 en 31
Moretele View
The Willows 340-JR

CARINA-RESERVOIR
Alphenpark
Erasmusrand
Monumentpark
Waterkloof x01,02,03
Waterkloof
Waterkloofrif
Waterkloofrif x01,02,05.06
Waterkloofpark
Waterkloof Hoogte x01,02,03,04
Sterrewag
Groenkloof 358-JR
Garsfontein 374-JR

CONSTANTIAPARK
Constantiapark (alle uitbreidings)
Erasmusrand
Erasmuskloof
Garsfontein 374-JR
Moreletapark
Newlands
Waterkloof 378-JR
Waterkloof Glen
Waterkloofhoogte (alle uitbreidings)
Waterkloofrif
Waterkloofpark (alle uitbreidings)

CORNWALL HILL
Cornwall Hill
Irene x9 en 11
Doornkloof 391-JR

KLAPPERKOP
Arcadia
Blackmoor 347-JR
Bryntirion
Capitalpark
Daspoort 319-JR
Deerness
Eastclyffe
Eastwood
Elandspoort 357-JR
Eloff Estate 320-JR
Gezina
Groenkloof 358-JR
Kilberry
Lisdoganpark
Monumentpark
Monumentpark x14
Pretoria-middestad en Townland 351-JR
Prinshof 349-JR
Rietfontein
Rietfontein 321-JR
Scientia 416-JR
Scientia 627-JR
Transpark 639-JR
Waterkloof 378-JR
Capitalpark x1,2,7 en 8
Monumentpark x2,3,4,7 en 8
Sterrewag x2

MONUMENTPARK
Groenkloof 358-JR
Monumentpark
Sterrewag
Waterkloofrif
Monumentpark x1
Sterrewag x2 en 3
Waterkloofrif x11 en 12

WATERKLOOFRIF
Waterkloof 378-JR
Waterkloof 428-JR
Waterkloof Ridge x2,11 en 12

ERASMUSRAND
Erasmusrand
Kasteel 609-JR
Waterkloof 378-JR
Waterkloofrif
Waterkloofrif x2
Erasmuskloof x2 en x4

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Re: Fears and thoughts in South Africa

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My parents in Tongaat (KZN north coast) are often without water due to broken pipes, lack of chlorine to treat water, reservoir pump not working, etc...seldom a full week can pass without some form of outage so I keep larger containers filled to take to them at short notice...drinking water filled on the day...

And Eastern Cape also has many water issues...not forgetting the Western Cape a few years back...

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Every new year we say things can't get worse in this country and every year it keeps getting worse. Our powers that be don't have a clue what they doing this place will never recover again and we must accept that or get out of here.

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True Mossel the news is a disgrace with the corruption.

Plus we have now been informed that we will not have water for the rest of the week.

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We still have no water and a far bigger problem than power.

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The "Nation is in a State" address this evening at 19h00 can only hope Ngong is on channel 249 👎

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Lol yes uncle Dave you said the best best

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Japan has taken steps to warn its citizens about serious side effects linked to COVID-19 injections. They’ve added a label to the jabs, warning about the risk of myocarditis — inflammation of the heart muscle that can cause symptoms similar to a heart attack, including chest pain, shortness of breath, abnormal heartbeat and fatigue.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states on their website, “Myocarditis and pericarditis have rarely been reported, especially in adolescents and young adult males within several days after COVID-19 vaccination.”

Further, in June 2021, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration added a warning to patient and provider fact sheets for the Pfizer and Moderna jabs about the “suggested increased risks of myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the tissue surrounding the heart) following vaccination.”

Unlike in the U.S., however, Japan is taking measures to monitor and report all side effects to the unprecedented jabs.

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