“China eats weird animals disease”

WHERE did the lab leak theory come from? Who first promoted the idea and why? The answer to this question is surprising, and may be the key to unlocking the mystery of the origin of Covid-19.

The first known mention of the idea that the coronavirus might have originated in a Chinese lab appeared on January 9 2020 in a report by Radio Free Asia (RFA). This was only days after the virus had first entered public consciousness. At the time no deaths had been reported and few people were worrying about the virus – including, it seems, the Chinese, who were claiming it wasn’t even clear whether it was spreading between humans.

Debate over Ontario’s role in the COVID-19 deaths of more than 5,000 nursing-home residents appears headed to a legal showdown — and one lawyer says the case could have an impact throughout Canada.

A class-action lawsuit charges that the province was “grossly negligent” in failing to prevent waves of long-term-care deaths in the early stages of the pandemic.

My Mum died from Covid she contracted in an Ontario physio rehab facility thanks to the substandard care she received while locked down at a Toronto Charnel House that passes as a hospital.

Responding to an emergency bleep during yet another hectic night shift last month, Jade Walker, an anaesthetist, arrived at a patient’s bedside to find his heart had stopped.

“He had been in the waiting room for eight hours before collapsing. If the waiting time had been less, and he’d been seen a few hours sooner, he’d probably have survived. I’ve been worried someone would die in A&E for months.”

Walker, 34, is one of many NHS staff up and down the country who are seeing the reality of a winter crisis worse than any that has come before. “I feel like the NHS is collapsing and the government is ignoring it,” she said. “People are dying because of delays. It’s not acceptable. I’m scared that it’ll be one of my relatives stuck waiting for an ambulance and unable to get the help they need.”

Twitter users have been pressing new CEO Elon Musk about whether he will release for the promised “Fauci Files” on the platform.

“The week’s almost up. Where are they?” one person wrote on Twitter Saturday morning.

We’re still being pressured to suspend our freedom for ‘the greater good’.

Wait, we’re still being asked to save the NHS? To limit our lives so that we don’t get injured or sick and put pressure on this sacred institution? Nearly two years after the first lockdown, when we were put under house arrest to protect the NHS from being overloaded with Covid patients, we’re once again being told to restrict our daily activities so that we don’t do something dumb that might require the attention of a doctor. The logic of lockdown survives. The idea that our freedom must sometimes be suspended for the good of institutions staggers on. Post-lockdown? You wish.

FORMER Wall Street executive Edward Dowd, whom I interviewed for TCW  last year,  has been dissecting excess mortality statistics recorded since the Covid pandemic began three years ago. He has analysed and reanalysed the numbers and has concluded that excess death rates, in those aged 26-41, are closely related to the administration of Covid vaccinations.

‘From February 2021 to March 2022, millennials experienced the equivalent of a Vietnam war, with more than 60,000 excess deaths,’ he said. ‘The Vietnam war took 12 years to kill the same number of healthy young people we’ve just seen die in 12 months.’

During a regularly scheduled Monday Night Football game between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals, Bills safety Damar Hamlin was transported off the field via ambulance following a sudden collapse.

Nearly a third of the nation believes the COVID-19 vaccine has killed somebody they know, highlighting the safety concerns the public still has about the shot.

As the first family renewed their call for the country to get vaccinated, 28% of likely voters told Rasmussen Reports that they “personally know” somebody they think died from the side effects of the shot.

Elon Musk has teased the release of bombshell Twitter files related to the now ex-director of the Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Dr Anthony Fauci, this week, as part of what he calls the ‘Fauci Files.

On Sunday, the Twitter CEO tweeted to his followers: ‘Hope you’re having a great day 1 2023! One thing’s for sure, it won’t be boring.’

Then, Juanita Broaddrick, an 80-year-old former nursing home administrator who once alleged that she was raped by ex-U.S. President Bill Clinton in 1978, replied to Musk’s tweet, saying that she’s waiting…for #FauciFiles.’

Recently even The Washington Post had to admit analysis of CDC data showed the majority of patients dying with or of COVID now are vaccinated. Once the paper announced this fact, it provided a reason and some advice: Vaccine efficacy wanes over time; therefore, get your boosters. Unfortunately, new studies offer evidence that additional boosters may not be the solution.