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  New Study Shows Vitamin D3 Can Inhibit COVID-19 by aletho By Dr. Joseph Mercola | September 19, 2021 A study using active forms of vitamin D3 has shown that the vitamin’s metabolites can inhibit replication and expansion of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Summarized by Newswise, “researchers on this study say their findings help explain a possible mechanism for why low vitamin D levels seem to promote COVID-19 infection and poor outcome in certain individuals. This correlates to other studies showing a relationship between vitamin D deficiency and poor disease outcomes. More studies and clinical trials are planned to test the efficacy of vitamin D and lumisterol as an antiviral therapeutic for COVID-19 in animals and humans.” Study authors commented, “Active forms of vitamin D and lumisterol can inhibit SARS-CoV-2 replication machinery enzymes, which indicates that novel vitamin D and lumisterol metabolites are candidates for antiviral drug research.” In September 2020, D

  The tragedy of Austral -ia by aletho By Paul Collits | TCW Defending Freedom | September 10, 2021 The writer is in Australia THE British historian Guy de la Bédoyère claims that ‘Australia is falling apart’. Off Guardian suggests that we are ‘going full fascist’. Daily reports in France, Russia and everywhere in between and beyond, hover between pity, amusement and disbelief. How did this happen – in Australia? The overseas storytelling can barely keep up with the never-ending stream of new announcements designed to grind us into the ground.  But on and on it goes. There is, at last, a book-length account of Australia’s eighteen months of madness that will either warm the hearts of Covid realists, remind us of all the Covid policy absurdities or perhaps simply provide yet more chilling evidence of the sinister forces at work that are changing us irrevocably. Unfolding Catastrophe: Australia (Sense of Place Publishing, 2021), by John Stapleton, restores – though perhaps only a little

  Scientific evidence on lockdowns suggests they don’t work. The places with the highest death rates all had them by aletho By Malcolm Kendrick | RT | January 26, 2021 The history of medical interventions tells us that often the accepted way of doing things turns out to be dreadfully wrong. I fear this is going to be the case with this so-called Covid ‘cure’. “Paradoxically, human beings, when compelled to act, learn to justify a chosen course with an assurance unwarranted by the evidence for the course chosen.” – Bernard Lown. I have studied the history of medicine, and medical interventions, for many years. The most extreme disasters have always followed a fairly distinct pattern. A series of steps, if you like. Step one: We have a serious disease that is killing lots of people. Step two: It creates great fear, and the medical profession has nothing much in place to deal with it. Step three: A charismatic leader emerges to decree that he (almost always a ‘he’ up to now) knows how to

Authors of Hydroxychloroquine Study Retract Publication in Lancet Over Unverifiable Source Data Sputnik – June 4, 2020 Since the promotion of hydroxychloroquine by US President Donald Trump as a possible treatment for those afflicted with the coronavirus, the drug has been the subject of controversy, as top medical journals rebuked the claim and major drug trials were halted. Three authors of an article that claimed to have discovered that taking hydroxychloroquine led to an increased fatality risk among COVID-19 patients retracted the study on Thursday over concerns that the primary source data used to support the work was unverifiable. According to the authors, Surgisphere, a data analytics company said to be responsible for providing the raw data, refused to supply the full dataset to an independent review. The authors then acknowledged that they “can no longer vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources”. “We always aspire to perform our research in accordance with the highe

Source: AP Photo/Andrew Harnik Why the Lockdown Lost Kevin McCullough The nationwide lockdown during the 2020 global COVID-19 crisis will be the debate of historians for decades to come. On one side, pointy-brained lab coats in ivory towers, some of whom had been less-than-successful physicians, found themselves anointed with the inebriation of power.  Hollywood stars invited them onto their podcasts. News networks fawned at how they seemed so much more enlightened than the orange man. Their nightly appearance on cable news and network-wide daily two-hour press conferences caused more people to know their name than at any time of their career. With so many trappings their doom was sure, but the price of that failure cost more lives than it should have.  But it wasn’t just Fauci’s fault. Inept governors running huge budget deficits tried to scapegoat their failures in financially upside-down states on the virus and simultaneously skate their way out of jams. California, Illinoi

Coronavirus: B.C. reports 5 new deaths, lowest number of hospital cases since March BY SIMON LITTLE British Columbia has recorded another five deaths from COVID-19, but the number of patients in hospital dropped for the third consecutive day, health officials said Wednesday. Three of the deaths occurred at seniors’ care facilities, one at the Lynn Valley Care Centre and two, for the first time, at Amica Edgemont Village. The disease has now claimed 48 lives in B.C. Hospitalizations from the novel coronavirus peaked last Thursday, at 149 people, before leveling out over the weekend. On Wednesday, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said 135 COVID-19 patients were in hospital, down three from the day before. Sixty-one patients were in intensive care, down five. B.C. has confirmed a total of 1,336 cases, 838 of whom are considered fully recovered. GLOBAL NEWS الفيروس التاجي: قبل اعياد القيامة يسجل 5 وفيات جديدة ، وهو أقل عدد من حالات المستشفيات منذ مارس بقلم سيمون ليتل

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that an outbreak of the viral disease COVID-19 – first identified in December 2019 in Wuhan, China – had reached the level of a global pandemic. Citing concerns with “the alarming levels of spread and severity,” the WHO called for governments to take urgent and aggressive action to stop the spread of the virus. International human rights law guarantees everyone the right to the highest attainable standard of health and obligates governments to take steps to prevent threats to public health and to provide medical care to those who need it. Human rights law also recognizes that in the context of serious public health threats and public emergencies threatening the life of the nation, restrictions on some rights can be justified when they have a legal basis, are strictly necessary, based on scientific evidence and neither arbitrary nor discriminatory in application, of limited duration, respectful of human dignity, subject