Tag: Science

Happy Christmas to all our supporters and followers. Here is a short Christmas Quiz to chase away any mid-winter blues. The post HeART Christmas Quiz appeared first on HART.

The Sound Is Quite Atrocious, the Data Are Not Once again, as Christmas approaches, we are told the NHS is on the brink. Headlines warn of a “superflu” season threatening to overwhelm hospitals, with language that feels uncomfortably familiar. The sense of déjà vu is striking. In 2020, the public was told that extraordinary interventions […] The post SuperFlu is Flagellistic (expialidotious) appeared first on HART.

A hard hitting article from Brazilian human rights activist, Filipe Rafaeli, on the cowardice and diminution of societies across the world when faced with propaganda on a parr with WWII. The post “Covid-19: The pandemic revealed the most cowardly society of all time” appeared first on HART.

What was the major cause of the harms reported during the covid event? Disparity of opinion persists about the relative contributions of various factors to the documented morbidity for the period 2020 to 2022. Proponents of the official government narrative continue to assert that a novel virus was predominantly responsible. Meanwhile, many critics of the ‘pandemic’ story highlight the pervasive consequences of the covid restrictions and responses (such as lockdowns, masks, vaccines, and business closures). Other commentators offer evidence of data manipulation and fabrication. Yet there is another potential contender for chief culprit that is rarely considered: the nocebo effect..... The post Nocebo effects during the covid event: appeared first on HART.

A brief selection from a Moderna data dump, a book review, the importance of outdoor play for children and Cornwall says NO to digital ID The post Pick of the week: 2nd December appeared first on HART.

Psychologist, Damian Wilde, takes a fresh look at trans ideology in schools, the Cass Report and the ban on puberty blockers in children. The newly announced trial of puberty blockers raises questions about real protection against harm. The post Experimenting on Children: appeared first on HART.

The report from UK C19 Inquiry Module 2 came out last week with MSM loudly repeating the 'Too Little Too Late' message, and the alt media talking of the predicted whitewash. But as blogger BiologyPhenom says, the detail of many of the witness testimonies is there on record. The whitewashing comes not only as predicted by Baroness Hallett and team, but by all those journalists who failing to cover the Inquiry itself and to highlight the care home deaths and the psychological warfare inflicted on the population without which we never would have reached the genetic 'vaccines'. The post C-19 Inquiry a whitewash? appeared first on HART.

Analysis of latest Lancet paper promoted by media Dr Clare Craig A new Lancet Child & Adolescent Health paper has drawn headlines suggesting that COVID-19 poses a greater myocarditis risk to children than vaccination. A closer look at the data, however, raises serious questions about how those conclusions were reached. The headlines were that covid […] The post The headline that wasn’t: Vaccination increased myocarditis risk from covid appeared first on HART.

Mask pushers, drug trial fraud, public inquiry whitewash and no-go-zones in Scotland. A few of the many articles..... The post Pick of the Week appeared first on HART.

‘‘It was recognised that government policies and measures were KNOWINGLY causing HUGE HARM to children and young people and that they were paying a HUGE price to protect the rest of society.’’  “There has been no proper explanation for such an EGREGIOUS FAILING...to have recognised that you are INTENTIONALLY doing something that is likely to cause harm…recognise that is IT IS causing harm and yet not having done the work to put in to mitigation or a reduction in those harms is simply inexplicable and has not been explained.’’ This from the KC to the NI Children's Commissioner. The post C-19 Inquiry Module 8 – Children and Young People appeared first on HART.