There appear to be strong parallels with how the outbreak of smallpox in the Kimberley diamond fields in 1883/84 was dealt with and the somewhat arcane nature of the amended draft health regulations regarding Covid treatment (The Mercury, April...
The World Health Organisation’s strategy concerning what it claims as the “unpredictable nature of the Covid-19 virus” is utterly disingenuous because it conceals the real intent of its strategy (The Mercury editorial, April 4). On March 3, the...
There is a great deal of truth in the quip that this year’s April Fools’ Day was cancelled because it really was not possible to spin a yarn that could supersede some of the current outrageous happenings. One arena that is drawing egregious...
The reason The Mercury editorial of March 28 claims “the vaccine debate is not over yet” is because open debate on the subject is being suppressed by the mainstream media. If the stark realities of the subject were laid bare, a very different...
It is a pity that in conceding that Covid-19 “will be with us for some time” (Mercury editorial, March 14) the reasons given for its protracted presence are disingenuous. In all the countries where most of the population has been vaxxed, Covid...
It is difficult to contain one’s sense of dismay at the narrative advocating continued vaxxing against Covid-19 (Mercury editorial, March 7), when, in the light of the avalanche of data exposing the dire effects of the jab, the medical fraud of...
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