UK STANDS IN THE PARK REGISTERED AS OF SUNDAY 14/3, 10-11AM -
England:
1. Bedfordshire - Russell Park, Bedford.
2. Berkshire - South Hill Park (nr bar), Bracknell.
3. Berkshire - Kidswell Park (fountain), Maidenhead.
4. Berkshire - Victoria Park (bandstand), Newbury.
5. Bristol - Clifton Downs Water Tower, Clifton.
6. Buckinghamshire - Willen Lake (Lakeside Inn), Milton Keynes.
7. Cambridgeshire - Jesus Green, Cambridge.
8. Cornwall - Priory Park (pond Lidl side), Bodmin.
9. Cornwall - Bencoolen Park (riverside), Bude.
10 Cornwall-Bosacwen Park, Truro.
11. Cornwall – Heartlands Park (play area), Pool.
12. Cornwall - Trenance Gardens (near tearoom), Newquay. (21/3)
13. Cornwall - Cornonation Park, Launceston.
14. Cornwall - Truro Rd Park, St. Austell. (21/3)
15. County Durham - Chester Park, Chester-le-Street.
16. Cheshire - Grosvenor Park (Richard's statue), Chester.
17. Cheshire - Victoria Park, Widnes.
18. Cheshire - West Park (Cumberland Rd), Macclesfield.
19. Cheshire - Victoria Park, Warrington.
20. Derbyshire - Dragon Pub by canal, Willington.
21. Devon - Rock Park, Barnstaple.
22. Devon - Exwick Playing Fields (carpark), Exeter.
23. Devon - Rougemont Park, Exeter.
24. Devon - Freedom Fields, Plymouth.
25. Dorset - Bournemouth Pier, Bournemouth.
26. East Sussex - Brighton Beach (end of zip wire), Brighton.
27. East Sussex -Alexandra Park, Hastings.
28. Essex - Coalhouse Fort Park, East Tilbury.
29. Essex - Frinton Park (play area), Frinton-on-Sea (21/3)
30. Essex - Castle Park (duck pond), Colchester.
31. Essex - Bellmead Park (war memorial), Chelmsford.
32. Essex - Town Park (bandstand) - Harlow.
33. Essex - Harrow Loge Park (nr cafe), Hornchurch.
34. Essex - Dilkes Park (picnic benches), South Ockendon.
35. Gloucestershire - Montpellier Gardens (bandstand), Cheltenham. (21/3)
36. Greater Manchester - Central Park, Atherton.
37. Hampshire - War Memorial Park (bandstand), Basingstoke.
38. Hampshire - Riverside Park (Woodmill carpark), Southampton.
39. Hampshire - The Common, Southampton.
40. Hampshire - Royal Victoria Country Park (nr chapel), Southampton.
41. Hampshire - Greta Park, Hedge End.
42. Hampshire - Boltons Bench National Park, Lyndhurst.
43. Hampshire - Petersfield Heath Pond & Play Park, Petersfield. (21/3)
44. Herefordshire - Aylestone Park, Hereford.
45. Hertfordshire - Verulamium Park (opp cafe), St. Albans.
46. Kent - Victoria Park (fountain), Ashford.
47. Kent - Beckenham Place Park (mansion house), Bromley.
48. Kent – St. Andrews Gardens (red ship LV21), Gravesend.
49. Kent - Mote Park (opp cafe), Maidstone.
50. Kent - Gillingham Park, Medway. (21/3)
51. Kent - Dunorlan Park, Tunbridge Wells.
52. Kent - Tenterden Recreation Ground, Tenterden.
53. Lancashire - Whittaker Park (bandstand), Rawtenstall.
54. Lincolnshire - Wyndham Park, Grantham.
55. London - Crystal Palace (The Bowl), Crystal Palace. (21/3)
56. London - Walthamstow Marshes (Coppermill Fields carpark)
57. Manchester - Alexander Park, Whalley Range.
58. Merseyside – Sefton Park (café), Liverpool.
59. Nottinghamshire - Sconce & Devon Park, Newark.
60. Nottinghamshire - Elms Park (pavilion), Ruddington.
61. Norfolk - Sheringham Park ('The Temple'), Upper Sheringham.
62. Norfolk - The Walks (bandstand), Kings Lynn.
63. Northamptonshire - Becket's Park, Northampton.
64. Northants - Meadow Road Park, Kettering.
65. Oxfordshire - Spiceball Park, Banbury.
66. Oxfordshire - University Parks, Oxford.
67. Shropshire - Cae Glas Park (bandstand), Oswestry.
68. Somerset - Merriman Park, Street.
69. Somerset - Victoria Park, Frome.
70. Somerset - French Weir Park (the barn), Taunton. (21/3)
71. Somerset - Ninesprings Park, Yeovil.
72. Staffordshire - Beacon Park (by fountain), Lichfield.
73. Staffordshire - Victoria Park, Stafford.
74. Staffordshire - Hanley Park (bandstand), Stoke-on-Trent.
75. Suffolk - Abbey Gardens, Bury St. Edmunds.
76. Suffolk - Hollywells Park (Stable Cafe), Ipswich.
77. Suffolk - Belle Vue Park (by old house), Sudbury.
78. Surrey - Priory Park, Reigate.
79. Tyne & Wear - Charlie's Park (by church), Jarrow.

80. West Midlands - West Park (bandstand), Wolverhampton.
81. West Yorkshire - Wibsey Park, Bradford.
82. West Yorkshire - Cliffe Castle Grounds (cafe), Keighley.
83. West Yorkshire - Pontefract Park (boating lake), Pontefract.
84. West Yorkshire - Sandal Castle (cafe), Wakefield.
85. Wiltshire - Lydiard Park, Swindon.
Scotland:
86. Ayrshire - Eglinton Country Park (carpark), Kilwinning.
87. Dundee - Drumgeith Park, Dundee.
88. East Lothian -Lewisvale Park, Musselburgh.
89. Fife - Berveridge Park, Kirkcaldy.
90. Glasgow - Kelvingrove Park (hilltop benches opp uni)
91. Highlands - Bught Park (near ice rink), Inverness.
92. Perth and Kinross - Macrosty Park, Crieff.
93. Perth and Kinross - North Inch Park, Perth.
Wales:
94. Bridgend - Pandy Park, Ynysawdre.
95. Conwy County - Pentre Mawr Park, Abergele.
96. Merthyr Tydfil - Cyfarthfa Castle Park, Merthyr Tydfil.
97. Newport - Tredegar House (in front of house), Newport.
98. Swansea - Singleton Park (opp bay), Swansea.

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The mortality rate of Covid19 mRNA gene therapy is 10X that of ALL other vaccines.

NEW: HUGE: Italian researchers: vaccines will not work against SARSCoV2 because this virus does not only replicate in human cells like other viruses, this one replicates through bacteria too. This is the fundamental reason why antibiotics work & the current vaccines will not:
https://www.affaritaliani.it/coronavirus/vaccino-attuale-non-sufficiente-ci-vuole-altro-per-debellare-il-virus-720062.html

Here is the Italian-EU funded scientific study indicating SARSCoV2 replicates in bacteria, not only human cells, and that is why antibiotics work and these vaccines will not:

"SUMMARY: Scientific evidence for the involvement of human microbiota in the development of COVID-19 disease was reported recently. We elaborated these findings further and collected data on the relationship between faecal bacteria, isolated from stool from COVID-19 patients, and SARS-CoV-2. The preliminary results suggest that SARS-CoV-2 replicates in bacterial growth medium inoculated with a stool sample from an infected patient and that the replication follows bacterial growth. These results are unexpected and when confirmed on large sample sizes hint towards novel hypotheses on the biology of SARS-CoV-2 and on the COVID-19 epidemiology. The data reported here suggest a possible ‘bacteriophage-like’ behaviour of SARS-CoV-2, which to our knowledge was never observed or described before."

(PDF) Increase of SARS-CoV-2 RNA load in faecal samples prompts for rethinking of SARS-CoV-2 biology and COVID-19 epidemiology
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344681835_Increase_of_SARS-CoV-2_RNA_load_in_faecal_samples_prompts_for_rethinking_of_SARS-CoV-2_biology_and_COVID-19_epidemiology

2 of the 4 authors of the study work at the European Commission. Another works at an Italian medical research facility called Craniomed: http://www.craniomed.it/

THIS IS HUGE.
VACCINES REDUNDANT.
VACCINE PASSPORTS USELESS. IT'S ALL OVER.
THEIR STRATEGY HAS LOST ALL ITS BASIC ASSUMPTIONS TO REAL SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. THE VIRUS REPLICATES IN BACTERIA! ALL WE EVER NEEDED WERE ANTIBIOTICS!!!

This is where they conducted the study, it looks like a serious website for a medical research facility which is clearly funded or close to the European Commission as 2 authors of the study work for the European Commission.

http://www.craniomed.it/

Interesting! Ok, maybe the virus replicated in bacteria. I know some viruses do. Viruses commandeer the replication apparatus of anything which itself makes generic copies of itself.

But are we sure what it is they’re measuring?

I’ve seen some work showing that the some of the PCR probes & primers in some of the kits do match sections of bacterial genomes.

I’d like them to additionally determine concentrations of antigen as measured in lateral flow (immobilised antibody) tests.

Coin toss whether they pick up increases or not!

Will read others comments with interest. This looks to be a rather specialised field.

Mike

Thank you Robin.
Carlo Brogna is an amazing and dedicated researcher.
Another paper by him:
https://zenodo.org/record/4139341

“Sars Cov 2 is also a bacteriophage virus. It means that it enters the bacteria and replicates its RNA from there as well. We finally have the scientific evidence, complete with photos of the virus colonizing the bacterium." Carlo Brogna, Craniomed, Italy.

"The discovery that Sars Cov 2 is a bacterial virus has enormous consequences. The risk among vaccinated people of fatal enhancemeny of the disease or ADE. The phenomenon of vaccine resistance causing the spread of more dangerous and contagious mutantions of the virus" Dr Loretta Bolgan, Italy
https://scenarieconomici.it/moltissimo-di-cio-che-ci-dicono-su-virus-e-vaccini-e-sbagliato-il-resto-e-nascosto/

See what they were trying to distract us from now? The whole house of vaccine ID cards is premised on bad science, we can blow it down if we all blow at the same time in the right direction.