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Forwarded from Johnny Britain
It's a scam in 3 key areas.
1- Past CO2 in human times, claimed vs reality.
2- GHG Theory is based on flawed understanding, naming and assumptions adapted (fudged) into climate models (inadequate)
3- Data smoothing to hide such things as the medieval warm period.
4. Co2 follows temperature rise.
Our 5% contribution is doing next to nothing.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/200033381_Climate_and_atmospheric_history_of_the_past_420000_years_from_the_Vostok_Ice_Core
Link to the lie.
https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/

https://dspace.library.uu.nl/bitstream/handle/1874/243/full.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
circa 425PPM circa 12750 yrs ago- Page 53 Fig 6
https://www.academia.edu/2949675/Stomatal_proxy_record_of_CO2_concentrations_from_the_last_termination_suggests_an_important_role_for_CO2_at_climate_change_transitions

325PPM average <1939 Fig 2 Page 228
https://ktwop.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/slocum-1955-carbon-dioxide1.pdf

Why CO2 is a bad proxy?

https://www.co2web.info/stoten92.pdf
Forwarded from Johnny Britain
Yep and adding double has little effect. An analogy I use is to image water flowing one way and another down (day/night) Sticking a pole into the river bed is adding Co2, the water still flows around it since Kirchhoff's laws are absorbers of heat are also emitters.
Adding more logs doesn't block the water or make a dam as each is behind the other covering that same "band" of reflectivity (in all directs)
Holmes's paper actually destroys GHG theory.
A good example being Titan and Saturn having the same TSI. Titan has 8000X more methane than earth or more relevant 3X that of Saturn. Titan is colder 😊
Forwarded from The Vigilant Fox 🦊
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𝗔𝗟𝗔𝗥𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗚: ‘Unusual Surge’ in Severe Myocarditis Cases Strikes Newborns and Infants in the UK

The WHO issued a warning regarding an “unusual surge” of myocarditis cases in babies that were born within the United Kingdom.

The increase in myocarditis has been dramatic. A hospital in the South Wales region reported only one myocarditis case in infants and newborns over the past six years.

However, over a span of less than a year, between June 2022 and April 2023, “ten babies under 28 days of age presented with symptoms of myocarditis” at that same hospital.

“I know what you’re thinking at this point,” said Epoch Times host Roman Balmakov. “What could have possibly led to this increase in myocarditis cases in babies during the years 2022 to 2023? Could it have anything to do with the large-scale push to get everyone in the country, including pregnant women, fully vaccinated?”

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‘Long Vax’ Enters Mainstream Conversation: Harvard and Yale Investigate Its Liked to the Shots

Some 11% of previously-infected Americans are still reporting long COVID symptoms. You have to wonder, how much of that 11% is actually “long vax” instead?

Article: https://bit.ly/44flsG2

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Forwarded from Suavek
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ONLY FOR "VACCINATED"

‘Alarming’ Sevenfold Increase in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Linked to COVID-19 and Vaccine

“Of the 14 reported cases ... not a single case of SJS/TEN (Stevens-Johnson Syndrome) was reported in an unvaccinated individual.”

Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis are usually caused by drugs or infections. Typical symptoms of both diseases include peeling skin, fever, pain, a flat, red rash, and blisters and sores on the mucous membranes .

https://t.me/VigilantFox/9613
I've belatedly realised Crichton's brilliance, and intend to read State of Fear ASAP. Here is Crichton demolishing 'consensus science':

"Let's be clear: the work of science has nothing whatever to do with consensus. Consensus is the business of politics. Science, on the contrary, requires only one investigator who happens to be right, which means that he or she has results that are verifiable by reference to the real world. In science consensus is irrelevant. What is relevant is reproducible results. The greatest scientists in history are great precisely because they broke with the consensus. There is no such thing as consensus science. If it's consensus, it isn't science. If it's science, it isn't consensus. Period."
Forwarded from Apollo
Agree. Did you read his excellent book State of fear? All about the falsification of climate data. He provides by the way,a complete appendix of papers cited at the end. The novel is an excuse to explain this giant hoodwink. He died shortly after...a heart attack or cancer ,can't remember but it was fast...and convenient...I can't help but imagine what novel he could have written about the past three years. He could have connected the dots like no one else.
Forwarded from Suavek
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Did you know that beauty spots were often used to conceal smallpox scars and syphilis sores? Or that powdered wigs were a way to disguise baldness from venereal disease ?

https://artuk.org/discover/stories/love-is-contagious-how-sexual-diseases-contaminated-art-history
Forwarded from Suavek
" (...) Although historians dispute the origins of the disease, many believe that syphilis was first brought to Europe when Christopher Columbus returned from the New World in 1493.

Alternatively, it has been argued that the disease originated during the Italian War of 1494–1498, breaking out amongst the French troops of Charles VIII who besieged Naples. Upon realising there were chancres upon their genitals, the soldiers then experienced itchy rashes and weeping pustules.

Consequently, the Italians called it the 'French disease' and the French called it the 'Neapolitan disease'.

In the aftermath of the battle, it swept across the entirety of Europe. Spreading from east to west, the Russians called it the 'Polish disease' and the Poles called it the 'German disease'. In Britain (perhaps because our neighbours were further away) it became widely known as 'the great pox', although many referred to it as the 'French disease'.(...)."

https://artuk.org/discover/stories/love-is-contagious-how-sexual-diseases-contaminated-art-history
Forwarded from Suavek
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By the seventeenth century, a severe and widespread phobia of the disease came into existence and was coined 'syphilophobia'. In 1676, the physician Richard Wiseman described the emergence of this paranoia. He wrote 'many of these hypochondriacks have come to [me]. They commonly went away... unsatisfied, nor could they quiet their minds til they found some undertake that would comply with them.'

During this period, quack doctors often made a profit by trading on the fears of syphilophobes.

https://artuk.org/discover/stories/love-is-contagious-how-sexual-diseases-contaminated-art-history
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In the eighteenth century, fake moles were created largely in response to the outbreak of smallpox but also sexually transmitted diseases. The French even created a term for these artificial facial decorations, 'mouches' (also meaning 'flies' in French). In this era, mouse fur was commonly made into facial patches to mask facial imperfections.
The image of the beauty mole started to frequently appear in satirical representations. For example, William Hogarth (1697–1764) often painted characters with black beauty marks as a way to show a debauched, aristocratic society.

https://artuk.org/discover/stories/love-is-contagious-how-sexual-diseases-contaminated-art-history
Forwarded from Susan
Apparently, the headsets are deadly 😳
Forwarded from Right Docs of History- via @docanthony (Doc Tony)
https://open.substack.com/pub/thebiglie2023/p/there-were-no-mistakes-they-lied?r=2fue2l&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email


41 posts dismantling the COVID lies one by one - adverse events and death reports by age, by various countries and by a small sample of medical conditions, heart, immune system, brain injuries, male infertility/damage to penis and testes, miscarriages, pilot injuries etc. Then ingredients not disclosed, analyses of Vax and bloods, shedding, insurance companies figures, funeral directors/embalmers, effective treatments banned. Then PCR tests, asymptomatic transmission, masks, lockdowns, unvaccinated filling up hospitals?, Excess deaths ignored or attributed to Covid etc, psychological warfare, global censorship and propaganda, regulators' funding and silencing of doctors. Then the criminal stuff, Vax trials fraud, pharma immunity, international legal challenges/ cases, Midazolam and Remdesivir Murders, politicians speaking out, demonisation of unvaxxed, the end game/one world govt, further resources and potential detox protocols. Pretty comprehensive. Designed for people still believing the lies, and for anyone who wants an easy to understand resource to counter any particular argument from pro jabbers.

Email version available

thebiglie2023@outlook.com
Forwarded from Robin Monotti
A fascinating documentary which is well worth watching because it’s old, yet reveals how dishonest the system has been for years. Because it was made for TV years ago, you might even find normies will watch it!
Best wishes
Mike
Ps: I’ve been sent another old, US TV documentary & that may well be worth sharing, tbd.

https://youtu.be/Gp3lo88_ptQ
Forwarded from Robin Monotti
Posted by C. Collins:

Did you know that American children receive 73 vaccines by 18 years old?

I received 24.
My mother received 6.
My grandmother received 3.

54% of American children have a lifelong, chronic disease as of 2015.
20% when I was a child.
12% when my mother was a child.
1.8% when my grandmother was a child.”

I had measles and chickenpox and mumps as a child, so I developed natural immunity to those.

As a child I received only these vaccines: tetanus, diphtheria- pertussis, polio, and smallpox; then age 6 I had a very serious dog bite on my face above and below the eye, and I had to have the 21 days of rabies shots.

Later at 21 when I got my passport, I had to get yellow fever and repeat the smallpox I think.

For me, only 6 total different ones.

Other than keeping up with tetanus shot every 10 years, I’ve had no other vaccine since childhood and haven’t felt I needed them. If I get sick, I’ll just get it treated or treat it myself. That’s a far cry from what children in America are getting now. I can’t even imagine, giving a child that many, particularly not as young as they start in infancy.


Dr. Lee Vliet