Testing kits for nurseries!!! 😡
Monsters is what they are!!
https://twitter.com/educationgovuk/status/1363939154451644423?s=19
Monsters is what they are!!
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Department for Education
We will provide rapid COVID-19 home test kits to staff in private, voluntary and independent nurseries. Alongside other safety measures, rapid testing will provide additional reassurance to staff and parents. Get more information: https://t.co/6KP6fNE9FD…
What Great Reset would it be if it didn't seek to suppress the raw vitality of childhood? Masking, bubbles, bi-weekly bodily invasive tests are just meant to break the children out of any true development of a sense of self, out of a feeling of bodily personal autonomy & trust, liberty & freedom. They are only trying to drive out an early identification with the ideals of liberty & freedom from our kids, to break their individuality at an emotional level and to teach them to be obedient and passive slaves to the oligarchy. But the bigger question is: what can a system of education which is not even able to stand up to what is even worse than a fascist regime of criminals, in order to defend the inviolability of a child's bodily integrity & freedom, what can such a school teach at all to children? Fascism never masked children. Fascism never locked up an entire country's population. What is happening under Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab, WHO & GAVI is worse than anything fascism ever did, apart from punitive squads, racial laws & WW2..
"2. Facemasks at school: a slippery slope from virus protection to mental breakdown?
Reducing virus contamination using facemasks remains a topic of heated debate among scientists and policy makers [6-9]. At the outset of the pandemic, WHO experts advised that use of facemasks is not recommended as potential benefits are rather limited and there is a potential risk of self-contamination if used improperly. Moreover the WHO stated in their report of June 5 “At present, there is no direct evidence (from studies on Covid19 and in healthy people in the community) on the effectiveness of universal masking of healthy people in the community to prevent infection with respiratory viruses, including Covid19 [10] Contamination of the upper respiratory tract by viruses and bacteria on the outside of medical face masks has been detected in several hospitals [11]. Another research shows that a moist mask is a breeding ground for (antibiotic resistant) bacteria and fungi, which can undermine mucosal viral immunity. This research advocates the use of medical / surgical masks (instead of homemade cotton masks) that are used once and replaced after a few hours [12]. This means that a family with 2 children and 2 parents who go to work by public transport and do their shopping will consume 20 facemasks per day (€ 25 / day, € 9,000 / year per family). Today, facemasks are considered an easily enforceable low-cost measure when 1.5 m social distance cannot be respected, in unventilated areas or in the presence of immunocompromised patients. Limited experimental and observational studies report a reduced risk of SARS-CoV2 virus transmission of 6-80%: the effectiveness varies greatly depending on the type and quality of the masks, the basic contamination level of the studied population, laboratory test used, and epidemic context [7-9, 13-14].
Aside from the highly variable protective effects, WHO mentions several negative aspects of frequent / long-term use of facemasks, fuelling the debate as to whether the benefits outweigh the drawbacks [10].
Many people report claustrophobic experiences and difficulty getting sufficient oxygen due to the increased resistance to inhaling and exhaling. This can lead to an increased heart rate, nausea, dizziness and headaches and several other symptoms [15,16]. In an inquiry among Belgian students wearing mouthmasks for one week, 16 % reported skinproblems and 7 % sinusitis, Also problems with eyes and headaches and fatigue were frequently mentioned [14]. Furthermore, face masking can provoke an increase in stress hormones with a negative impact on immune resilience in the long term [17]. Facemasks prevent the mirroring of facial expressions, a process that facilitates empathetic connections and trust between pupills and teachers. This potentially leads to a significant increase in socio-psychological stress. During childhood and puberty the brain undergoes sexual and mental maturation through hormonal epigenetic reprogramming [18-21]. Several studies show that long-term exposure to socio-psychological stress leaves neuro-epigenetic scars that are difficult to cure in young people and often escalate into mental behavioural problems and a weakened immune system [22-26]. A recent study by the CDC concludes that in young adults (18-24 years), the level of anxiety and depression has increased by 63% (!) since the corona crisis. A quarter of them think about suicide. As a result, the use of antidepressants has increased by 25% [27]. Several researchers have shown a relationship between the increase in stress experiences and the risk of upper respiratory tract infections and mortality [28-31]."
https://www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m3021/rr-6
Reducing virus contamination using facemasks remains a topic of heated debate among scientists and policy makers [6-9]. At the outset of the pandemic, WHO experts advised that use of facemasks is not recommended as potential benefits are rather limited and there is a potential risk of self-contamination if used improperly. Moreover the WHO stated in their report of June 5 “At present, there is no direct evidence (from studies on Covid19 and in healthy people in the community) on the effectiveness of universal masking of healthy people in the community to prevent infection with respiratory viruses, including Covid19 [10] Contamination of the upper respiratory tract by viruses and bacteria on the outside of medical face masks has been detected in several hospitals [11]. Another research shows that a moist mask is a breeding ground for (antibiotic resistant) bacteria and fungi, which can undermine mucosal viral immunity. This research advocates the use of medical / surgical masks (instead of homemade cotton masks) that are used once and replaced after a few hours [12]. This means that a family with 2 children and 2 parents who go to work by public transport and do their shopping will consume 20 facemasks per day (€ 25 / day, € 9,000 / year per family). Today, facemasks are considered an easily enforceable low-cost measure when 1.5 m social distance cannot be respected, in unventilated areas or in the presence of immunocompromised patients. Limited experimental and observational studies report a reduced risk of SARS-CoV2 virus transmission of 6-80%: the effectiveness varies greatly depending on the type and quality of the masks, the basic contamination level of the studied population, laboratory test used, and epidemic context [7-9, 13-14].
Aside from the highly variable protective effects, WHO mentions several negative aspects of frequent / long-term use of facemasks, fuelling the debate as to whether the benefits outweigh the drawbacks [10].
Many people report claustrophobic experiences and difficulty getting sufficient oxygen due to the increased resistance to inhaling and exhaling. This can lead to an increased heart rate, nausea, dizziness and headaches and several other symptoms [15,16]. In an inquiry among Belgian students wearing mouthmasks for one week, 16 % reported skinproblems and 7 % sinusitis, Also problems with eyes and headaches and fatigue were frequently mentioned [14]. Furthermore, face masking can provoke an increase in stress hormones with a negative impact on immune resilience in the long term [17]. Facemasks prevent the mirroring of facial expressions, a process that facilitates empathetic connections and trust between pupills and teachers. This potentially leads to a significant increase in socio-psychological stress. During childhood and puberty the brain undergoes sexual and mental maturation through hormonal epigenetic reprogramming [18-21]. Several studies show that long-term exposure to socio-psychological stress leaves neuro-epigenetic scars that are difficult to cure in young people and often escalate into mental behavioural problems and a weakened immune system [22-26]. A recent study by the CDC concludes that in young adults (18-24 years), the level of anxiety and depression has increased by 63% (!) since the corona crisis. A quarter of them think about suicide. As a result, the use of antidepressants has increased by 25% [27]. Several researchers have shown a relationship between the increase in stress experiences and the risk of upper respiratory tract infections and mortality [28-31]."
https://www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m3021/rr-6
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Vaccines Are Pushing Pathogens to Evolve
By MELINDA WENNER MOYER
May 10, 2018
Just as antibiotics breed resistance in bacteria, vaccines can incite changes that enable diseases to escape their control. Researchers are working to head off the evolution of new threats.
https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-vaccines-can-drive-pathogens-to-evolve-20180510/
By MELINDA WENNER MOYER
May 10, 2018
Just as antibiotics breed resistance in bacteria, vaccines can incite changes that enable diseases to escape their control. Researchers are working to head off the evolution of new threats.
https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-vaccines-can-drive-pathogens-to-evolve-20180510/
Quanta Magazine
Vaccines Are Pushing Pathogens to Evolve
Just as antibiotics have bred resistance in bacteria, vaccines can potentially lose their effectiveness over diseases they controlled. Researchers are working to head off the evolution of new threats.
North Dakota House advances bill barring government from mandating masks | Grand Forks Herald
https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/government-and-politics/6899976-North-Dakota-House-advances-bill-barring-government-from-mandating-masks
https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/government-and-politics/6899976-North-Dakota-House-advances-bill-barring-government-from-mandating-masks
Grand Forks Herald
North Dakota House advances bill barring government from mandating masks
The pushback on masks comes three months after the administration of Republican Gov. Doug Burgum imposed a statewide face covering mandate amid the nation's most severe COVID-19 outbreak.
"Bill Gates is crazy. And he’s dangerous, because he’s willing to put untold sums of money toward making the insane things he believes a reality – and all of those insane things hurt people."
https://thehayride.com/2021/02/at-what-point-do-we-realize-bill-gates-is-dangerously-insane/
https://thehayride.com/2021/02/at-what-point-do-we-realize-bill-gates-is-dangerously-insane/
The Hayride
At What Point Do We Realize Bill Gates Is Dangerously Insane?
After a string of off-the-wall and unsettling statements by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, it might be time to ask if he's completely nuts.
Please write your MP to demand passage of a Medical Freedom Bill to protect our rights to bodily autonomy, #InformedConsent, freedom to refuse medical interventions. #UKMFA support #SORUK in this campaign to counter harmful restrictions and intrusions.
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Coronavirus season lasts until the end of April. If there was no herd immunity cases would NOT be dropping. Conclusion: we have herd immunity to Covid19.
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Seasonality of Respiratory Viral Infections Annual Review of Virology (SARSCoV2 is a HCoV) https://t.co/zl8MInNdj3
We have herd immunity to ALL these coronaviruses, they still peak in winter. OC43 is even more lethal than SARSCoV2
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Robin Monotti FRSA MA BSc
The percentage of tests positive for human coronaviruses (HCoVs) -OC43, -NL63, -229E, and -HKU1 reported to the National Respiratory and Enteric Viruses Surveillance System (NREVSS) by week, stratified by US Census Region, July 2014–June 2017.
Mortality rate of common cold HCoV-OC43 in the elderly: 8% https://t.co/Cuu9RRfYlO
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"These findings underscore the virulence of human CoV-OC43 [endemic common cold coronavirus] in elderly populations" out of 95 infections, 8 died (8% mortality rate, 92% survival rate), 6 with pneumonia. https://t.co/hrAPB2Uu7Y