After a year of censorship and derisory comments on challenges to the Covid-19 and vaccine narrative, 2022 promises to expose the credibility of that narrative in the light of recent disclosures by the FDA, the CDC and the resident in the White...
Like other adherents to the prescribed narrative on Covid and vaccines, Dr Bob Clark (The Mercury, December 21) attempts to dismiss opposing views as “irrelevant drivel.” If Clark fact-checked, he would find that at 58, Dr Peter McCullough is not...
If Anthony Starkey (The Mercury, December 14) acknowledged the worldwide negative effects of the Covid vaccines, he would not take exception to my car sticker slogan ‘vaccine-free and healthy.’ The vast majority of new Covid cases are occurring...
Following its call for mandatory Covid vaccination, The Mercury’s assertion that “curbing civil liberties is for the greater good,” (December 13) reminds one of the adages that those who ignore the lessons of the past are condemned to relive...
Alan Campbell’s reasons for being vaccinated (The Mercury, December 9) exemplify everything about the narrative promoting the jab which is being challenged daily. It is now conceded by doctors in Europe, New England and Israel that the vaccinated...
Whilst it is a pleasure to spar with The Mercury on the issue of Covid vaccination, the editorial of December 6, once again exhorting people to submit to the jab, raises two vital issues that are being ignored. Nobody would buy a product that is...
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