"Meta-analysis of 54 studies with 77,758 participants found chance an infected person will infect one or more people at home is 18% if symptomatic & CLOSE TO 0% if asymptomatic [0.7% incl. PCR false + & attribution errors]
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2774102
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2774102
Steve Baker: Ministers must never again be free to impose crippling restrictions without proper scrutiny
A new Public Health Act would prevent ministers imposing job-destroying restrictions without warning or scrutiny
Just like Coronavirus itself, lockdowns and restrictions cause immense damage. Food insecurity has more than doubled since the start of the pandemic, half of us have put on weight, one in three people are drinking more, children’s educational prospects have been damaged, perhaps irrevocably, and many of the limited company directors, freelancers and the self-employed who were excluded from Government support have suffered untold harm. ...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/02/14/ministers-must-never-free-impose-crippling-restrictions-without/
A new Public Health Act would prevent ministers imposing job-destroying restrictions without warning or scrutiny
Just like Coronavirus itself, lockdowns and restrictions cause immense damage. Food insecurity has more than doubled since the start of the pandemic, half of us have put on weight, one in three people are drinking more, children’s educational prospects have been damaged, perhaps irrevocably, and many of the limited company directors, freelancers and the self-employed who were excluded from Government support have suffered untold harm. ...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/02/14/ministers-must-never-free-impose-crippling-restrictions-without/
The Telegraph
Ministers must never again be free to impose crippling restrictions without proper scrutiny
A new Public Health Act would prevent ministers imposing job-destroying restrictions without warning or scrutiny
"We, as professionals from around the UK, have grave concerns regarding Government policies put in place in response to Covid-19. In particular, these policies adversely affect core principles on which our democracy depends.
We ask, as a matter of urgency, that the Government and all opposition MPs take appropriate actions to restore the UK to a true democracy, as a minimum:
(i) The Rule of Law & Separation of Powers.
Parliamentary Debate. Reinstate the lawful role of Parliament to represent its constituents as elected representatives of the people by ensuring that the Corona Virus Act 2020 is repealed or, as a minimum, receives a monthly review by Parliament.
(ii) Fundamental Human Rights and individual autonomy.
Freedom to protest. Ensure a proportionate policing approach for pro-rights movements and critics of Government policy. Decriminalise protests and prevent police violence.
Freedom of speech. Reverse instructions of censorship to the broadcast media and online platforms to allow for an independent media to report on this topic, free from Government interference.
Autonomy of decisions. Prevent tactics of coercion or discrimination by public or private entities that seek to disproportionately, unlawfully or unnecessarily impose upon the personal freedoms of UK citizens.
(iii) Openness and accountability in decisions, conflicts and the data.
Conflicts of Interest. Reconsider the sphere of influence of those members of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) that have a material conflict of interest in the Covid-19 solutions being proposed.
Conflicts of Interest. Ensure a proper procurement process is followed for all contract negotiation and issuing by Government departments.
Openness and Accountability. Complete proper informed risk assessments for all decisions being made to assess the proportionality and necessity of the measures and the impending harms likely to occur. Provide all risk assessments to Parliament in a timely manner for decisions to be made.
Democracy is not ‘optional’. The Government must now make a firm commitment to democracy and confirm that these powers will never again be used without proper legal authority, process or regular ratification by Parliament.
This Declaration is signed the following individuals:
https://democracydeclaration.com/
We ask, as a matter of urgency, that the Government and all opposition MPs take appropriate actions to restore the UK to a true democracy, as a minimum:
(i) The Rule of Law & Separation of Powers.
Parliamentary Debate. Reinstate the lawful role of Parliament to represent its constituents as elected representatives of the people by ensuring that the Corona Virus Act 2020 is repealed or, as a minimum, receives a monthly review by Parliament.
(ii) Fundamental Human Rights and individual autonomy.
Freedom to protest. Ensure a proportionate policing approach for pro-rights movements and critics of Government policy. Decriminalise protests and prevent police violence.
Freedom of speech. Reverse instructions of censorship to the broadcast media and online platforms to allow for an independent media to report on this topic, free from Government interference.
Autonomy of decisions. Prevent tactics of coercion or discrimination by public or private entities that seek to disproportionately, unlawfully or unnecessarily impose upon the personal freedoms of UK citizens.
(iii) Openness and accountability in decisions, conflicts and the data.
Conflicts of Interest. Reconsider the sphere of influence of those members of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) that have a material conflict of interest in the Covid-19 solutions being proposed.
Conflicts of Interest. Ensure a proper procurement process is followed for all contract negotiation and issuing by Government departments.
Openness and Accountability. Complete proper informed risk assessments for all decisions being made to assess the proportionality and necessity of the measures and the impending harms likely to occur. Provide all risk assessments to Parliament in a timely manner for decisions to be made.
Democracy is not ‘optional’. The Government must now make a firm commitment to democracy and confirm that these powers will never again be used without proper legal authority, process or regular ratification by Parliament.
This Declaration is signed the following individuals:
https://democracydeclaration.com/
Face Mask Discrimination Letter
https://democracydeclaration.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Face_masks_discrimination_template_letter-1.pdf
https://democracydeclaration.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Face_masks_discrimination_template_letter-1.pdf
Testing in Schools Open Letter to MPs
https://democracydeclaration.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Testing-in-Schools-Open-Letter-to-MPs.pdf
https://democracydeclaration.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Testing-in-Schools-Open-Letter-to-MPs.pdf
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The PCR test at 35 cycle thresholds or over does not detect a Covid19 case. It detects inactive SARSCoV2 (if not any SARS or coronavirus) viral fragments, up to two months old. If there are symptoms, they could simply be symptoms of any influenza, common cold, rhinovirus, or any other respiratory disease. The same goes for deaths counted within say 28 days of a positive PCR test at over 35 cycle thresholds. SAGE minutes in comments below indicate live viral load which is high enough for transmission is only found at 24 cycle thresholds or under.
"A recent study in the journal Cancer Discovery found that inhalation of harmful microbes can contribute to advanced stage lung cancer in adults. Long-term use of face masks may help breed these dangerous pathogens.
Microbiologists agree that frequent mask wearing creates a moist environment in which microbes are allowed to grow and proliferate before entering the lungs. Those foreign microbes then travel down the trachea and into two tubes called the bronchi until they reach small air sacks covered in blood vessels called alveoli."
https://geopolitic.org/2021/02/04/long-term-mask-use-may-contribute-to-advanced-stage-lung-cancer-study-finds
Microbiologists agree that frequent mask wearing creates a moist environment in which microbes are allowed to grow and proliferate before entering the lungs. Those foreign microbes then travel down the trachea and into two tubes called the bronchi until they reach small air sacks covered in blood vessels called alveoli."
https://geopolitic.org/2021/02/04/long-term-mask-use-may-contribute-to-advanced-stage-lung-cancer-study-finds
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How face masks increase Covid19 risks: Nebulization may "result in viral particles lingering longer and traveling farther in airspace from a masked person than exhaled respiratory droplets falling close to the body from the orifices of an unmasked person."
https://pdmj.org/papers/masks_false_safety_and_real_dangers_part4/
https://pdmj.org/papers/masks_false_safety_and_real_dangers_part4/
pdmj.org
PDMJ: Primary Doctor Medical Journal
Primary Doctor Medical Journal is a peer-reviewed online medical journal focused primarily on public health topics. This new journal boasts the most thorough research to date in English on the topic of mask hazards. Address research submissions to editor@pdmj.org.
Concentrations of carbon dioxide measured for all three types of face masks while working on the computer, remaining
seated all of the time and breathing through the nose
https://doi.org/10.4209/aaqr.2020.07.0403
seated all of the time and breathing through the nose
https://doi.org/10.4209/aaqr.2020.07.0403
"Concentrations [of carbon dioxide when wearing any type of face mask] in the detected range can cause undesirable symptoms, such as fatigue, headache, and loss of concentration":
"Effect of Wearing Face Masks on the Carbon Dioxide Concentration in the Breathing Zone
Special Issue on COVID-19 Aerosol Drivers, Impacts and Mitigation (X) 2021 - Volume 21 Volume 21, Issue 2, February 2021"
https://aaqr.org/articles/aaqr-20-07-covid-0403
"Effect of Wearing Face Masks on the Carbon Dioxide Concentration in the Breathing Zone
Special Issue on COVID-19 Aerosol Drivers, Impacts and Mitigation (X) 2021 - Volume 21 Volume 21, Issue 2, February 2021"
https://aaqr.org/articles/aaqr-20-07-covid-0403
Aerosol and Air Quality Research
Effect of Wearing Face Masks on the Carbon Dioxide Concentration in the Breathing Zone
ABSTRACT
The use of face masks is among the measures taken to prevent person-to-person transmission of the virus (SARS-CoV-2) responsible for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Lately, concern was expressed about the possibility that carbon dioxide could…
The use of face masks is among the measures taken to prevent person-to-person transmission of the virus (SARS-CoV-2) responsible for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Lately, concern was expressed about the possibility that carbon dioxide could…
Luke Freeman - ‼️BRITISH POLICE BULLYING THE PUBLIC FOR...
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Luke Freeman
‼️BRITISH POLICE BULLYING THE PUBLIC FOR BEING MASK EXEMPT‼️
UK government science is wrong. What do they pay SAGE for? The dangerous SARSCoV2 spread is by fine aerosols, NOT droplets! WRONG: "The reason for using face coverings Coronavirus (COVID-19) usually spreads by droplets from coughs, sneezes and speaking."
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/face-coverings-when-to-wear-one-and-how-to-make-your-own/face-coverings-when-to-wear-one-and-how-to-make-your-own
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/face-coverings-when-to-wear-one-and-how-to-make-your-own/face-coverings-when-to-wear-one-and-how-to-make-your-own
GOV.UK
[Withdrawn] Face coverings: when to wear one, exemptions and what makes a good one
This page has been withdrawn because it’s no longer current. Read more about living safely with coronavirus (COVID-19).
Exemption from face covering badge (for mobile phone)
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/903452/Exemption_from_face_covering_badge_for_mobile_phone.pdf
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/903452/Exemption_from_face_covering_badge_for_mobile_phone.pdf
GUIDANCE is not LAW
"Police forces should be enforcing law, not the guidance
Ambiguity over the boundary between law & guidance creates important risks.
First, there is a risk that the police act beyond their powers and interfere unlawfully with people’s liberty.
They have powers to enforce the law and maintain public order, but they are not empowered to enforce the government’s guidance where it is more demanding than the law. If police forces do act beyond their powers, they are vulnerable to judicial review (or, civil claims). Any overreach also makes it more likely that the regulations themselves will be challenged in court – there is some uncertainty as to whether the restrictions are lawful.
The second risk is that law-abiding people will see police forces and the government using mandatory language to communicate the guidance and be deterred from lawful, harmless excursions for which they have good reasons."
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/blog/government-law-and-guidance-coronavirus-crisis
"Police forces should be enforcing law, not the guidance
Ambiguity over the boundary between law & guidance creates important risks.
First, there is a risk that the police act beyond their powers and interfere unlawfully with people’s liberty.
They have powers to enforce the law and maintain public order, but they are not empowered to enforce the government’s guidance where it is more demanding than the law. If police forces do act beyond their powers, they are vulnerable to judicial review (or, civil claims). Any overreach also makes it more likely that the regulations themselves will be challenged in court – there is some uncertainty as to whether the restrictions are lawful.
The second risk is that law-abiding people will see police forces and the government using mandatory language to communicate the guidance and be deterred from lawful, harmless excursions for which they have good reasons."
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/blog/government-law-and-guidance-coronavirus-crisis