The Unelected

2020/10/20

Dr Vandana Shiva explains the role of the big "philanthropists", the global organisations, and the effect on the poor of India, and the populations of the world.

"we are not just seeing the growth of inequality, we are seeing an end of society. For me, society is about oneness, about realising that you are part of a culture, part of a country, you are a part of humanity"

"What this .001% is doing right now is ecocide and genocide"

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2020/10/18

The WHO in 2019 published guidance that Lock-downs were undesirable options for dealing with a pandemic, along with Test and Trace.

In 2020 The WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reversed that advice following China's actions in Wuhan, but Dr David Nabarro (Britain's envoy to the WHO) reiterated the original guidance (Oct 2020) emphasizing that the effect of locking down is disproportionately felt by the poor and needy.

He was promptly contradicted by Tedros the following day. The AIER has the low down.

2020/10/17

We are all busy, but whilst some might think that the list of Sage's errors is probably too long to bother perusing, this article by Dr Mike Yeadon ('30yrs of experience within "Big Pharma"') is a readable and well-presented deconstruction of their efforts so far.

"SAGE made – and continues to make – two fatal errors in its assessment of the SAR-CoV-2 pandemic, rendering its predictions wildly inaccurate, with disastrous results. These errors led SAGE to conclude that the pandemic is still in its early stages, with the vast majority (93%) of the UK population remaining susceptible to infection and that, in the absence of more action, a very high number of deaths will occur . . .

. . .  Both of these points run entirely counter to known science regarding viruses and to a significant amount of evidence, as I will demonstrate"

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2020/10/13

The American Institute for Economic Research publishes an article by Peter C Earle pointing out that the UN has said and done next to nothing to defend the freedoms removed by lock-downs worldwide.

"Yet the U.N. has never failed to the extent that it has throughout 2020. This year, the United Nations has effectively stood as a bystander and partial accomplice amid the most widespread violations of human rights at any time in its seven-decade history".

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