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This year, most likely due to Covid-19 prevention measures, no influenza has been detected by three sentinel surveillance programmes, which are designed to monitor influenza outbreaks annually.  According to a short article in the July 2020 monthly communique published by the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, after an initial outbreak of two strains of flu in […]

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BitChute, a video hosting platform that is seen as an alternative to YouTube’s ever-more stifling moderating and censorship policies, has over the past five months experienced quite a growth. According to a tweet from the network, its monthly traffic figures doubled in that time from 15 to 30 million visitors. Read more: Twitter censors all […]

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After the government announced a delay to the planned easing of England’s lockdown last week, new rules surrounding face masks are set to come into force. The prime minister warned the country “cannot be complacent” amid a rise in the prevalence of coronavirus in the community. Measures due to be lifted at the start of August, including allowing small wedding […]

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Pastor John MacArthur and Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, Calif., have retained two prominent attorneys in response to a cease-and-desist letter threatening jail time or a $1,000 daily fine for continued violations of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D-Calif.) order shutting down churches. Meanwhile, Mayor Eric Garcetti has allowed protests to continue nightly in LA and certain kinds […]

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The Bank of England is the most powerful Central Bank in the world, other than the Federal Reserve in the U.S. BOE is driving toward Digital Currency (CBDC) and the latest target date is 2025. BOE’s partnership with Accenture is a Technocrat marriage made in Hades. ⁃ TN Editor Last week it was announced by the […]

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Sweeping reforms to the planning system could lead to social housing facing “extinction”, critics have warned. Housing secretary Robert Jenrick said the biggest overhaul of planning policy in England in decades would protect green spaces while making it easier to build on brownfield sites. The government’s over-arching aim to curb the power of local politicians […]

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@garethicke can someone get this RT'd via someone with a large following.This is over 2 minutes of extended close up footage of what happened right close up in Beirut yesterday. Because it was found on someone's smartphone who died.You can he…

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A new study by academics at the School of Business and Economics and  The University of Sheffield, and economic consultants at Economic Insight, seeks to provide a more statistically robust approach to the question: “How many deaths in England and Wales are due to COVID-19?”. Currently COVID-associated deaths or excess deaths are used to track […]

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A survey conducted by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that even mild symptoms may lead to long-term complications. Nearly 50% of the 300 people surveyed who tested positive and had a cough still exhibited symptoms 14 to 21 days later. The study also found that people aged 18-34 with no pre-existing […]

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