Deploring an argument without factually disproving it may be self-serving but otherwise is pointless. Penny De Vries’ assertion that “vaccination is an act of loyal citizenship” (The Mercury, September 30) is a case in point. Without adducing a...
Politics makes strange bedfellows. The protest by anti-Covid vaccination groups in Durban and the reasons for their opposition (The Mercury, September 28) reflects much of what informed opinion abroad has stated. The protesters are quite correct...
Mary De Haas rightly encourages interrogation of the issues concerning Covid-19 and vaccination (The Mercury, September 17). The following perspectives may further illuminate that interrogation. Although the PCR test (Polymerase Chain Reaction)...
Anthony Starkey’s view that “fringe publications should not be taken seriously” (The Mercury, September 14), illustrates the extent to which the mainstream media have succeeded in determining the narrative on Covid-19. Starkey makes no attempt to...
Coming in the wake of President Ramaphosa’s appeal for everyone to have the vaccine, the report that the health regulator has granted approval for children as young as 12 to be given the Pfizer Covid vaccine (the POST, September 15-19) should...
The embrace of the “must have the vaccine” narrative by the committees of Medical and Dental Deans (The Mercury, September 9) is illustrative of the coercive influence of Big Pharma and the mass media in imposing their will on humanity. The...
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