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By Jo Nova Is the dam wall breaking? The Telegraph Last week the Wall Street Journal ran with a headline: Are vaccines fuelling new Covid variants? It would have been unthinkable last year. Back then, it was a pandemic of the evil un-vaccinated. Tonight Consultant cardiologist Assem Malhotra has a double page spread in the UK Telegraph warning… “the jab can rapidly speed up the development of heart disease”. In his twitter feed he’s very excited: “Do they have proof? YES MORE THAN ENOUGH! “We’ve finally broken British mainstream news“. That tweet has now been seen by 2.1 million people. Obviously other people are excited too. But steel yourself, the mainstream press is 3 years behind the news and the first journalists putting their heads over the parapet are making sure risky sentences are buried six feet deep in qualifiers. The risk of myocarditis is small they say, people recover fast (except for the ones that died), the vaccines are still useful, Covid causes myocarditis too, etc etc, ad nauseum. Critics claim Covid jabs are causing heart problems – do they have any proof? Sarah Knapton, Telegraph While there have always been anti-vaxxers, […] 8.6 out of 10 based on 16 ratings 8 out of 10 based on 22 ratings By Jo Nova Here we are after half a billion people caught Covid (that we know of) and now someone studies zinc tablets and mortality in a proper randomized trial? It turns out zinc treatment reduced the length of Covid suffering by about 3 days and the people who took it were 40% less likely to die. The thing we learn from this study is that yet again, publicly funded science is killing people because it is not studying the obvious, cheap, low risk solutions that can’t be patented. Ministers of Health are apparently Ministers for Pharmaceutical profits. This is the scandal: To our knowledge, this study is the first well-powered, placebo-controlled clinical trial to report results of zinc for the treatment of patients with COVID-19. To summarize the background: We already knew zinc was useful against quite a few viruses and have known this since 1974. We also knew from another study that 6 out of 10 Covid patients were deficient in zinc, and those patients were more likely to die. Odds were that zinc would be useful, low cost and low risk, so… we waited two years and let a few million people die before someone, […] … 7.7 out of 10 based on 14 ratings Sydney Observatory in the centre of the city in 1864. (Courtesy of the State Library of NSW.) By Jo Nova For the first time in 163 years of records at Sydney Observatory the temperature didn’t even crack 32 degrees C (or 90F) for the whole year of 2022. Despite CO2 being at higher levels than ever, Sydney has never had temperatures that were so un-extreme. The hottest day all year at this historic site was just 31.9 C. When researcher Chris Gillham first mentioned this, I assumed he must have meant “for the month of December”. I could not believe Sydney would go a whole year without a single hot day, but here it is. Gillham graphed the hottest day of the year at Sydney Observatory every year since 1859 and it really is unprecedented. So far the total media attention on this point is one tweet by a weatherzone meteorologist and a paragraph in The Sydney Morning Herald. (h/t b.nice and RealClimateScience). Has the BoM even said a word? If it was the hottest year in 163 years, we’d know all about it. The BoM is an advertising agency for government policies. And this is despite many […] January 6th, 2023 | Tags: Australian temperatures, BOM, NSW (New South Wales) | Category: Global Warming |  Print This Post | | By Jo Nova The amount of storage America needs for a grid run on erratic wind and solar power is so galactically vast the numbers don’t matter. Because every which way they are calculated, every estimate, the highest one, the lowest one, it doesn’t make any difference. They are all unaffordable. And they’re not just unaffordable in the sense that it hurts. They’re unaffordable in the sense that there is no economy left. Basically America would need 12,500 times as many batteries as it has now. At current prices this would cost about $175 trillion dollars, which is eight times the entire GDP of the United States. Some researchers predict costs will fall, but even at fantasy low ball estimates that are one tenth of current prices, the cost of those batteries is still nearly $20 trillion. Astronomical battery cost looms over “renewables” David Wojick, CFACT We now know that the battery storage for the entire American grid is impossibly expensive, thanks to a breakthru study by engineer Ken Gregory. Looking at several recent years he analyzed, on an hour by hour basis, the electricity produced with fossil fuels. He then calculated what it […] … 9.3 out of 10 based on 8 ratings By Jo Nova Seeding the ground for a revolution? Despite the censorship and the gagging of doctors, somehow, against the odds, nearly half of the US population believes it’s at least “somewhat likely” that Covid vaccines have killed people. Astonishingly over a quarter said they personally know someone who has died and whose death may have been linked to vaccination. The population is now starkly divided. When someone dies unexpectedly, half the nation is wondering if it was caused by the vaccines, but another third think those people are just spreading conspiracies. It follows (surely) that some significant slab of the West has had a profound loss of trust in our health institutions and the government. It is also an indictment of most of the legacy media which hasn’t mentioned vaccine side effects at all. Half the population know they are not telling the truth. How is this sustainable? ‘Died Suddenly’? More Than 1-in-4 Think Someone They Know Died From COVID-19 Vaccines Rasmussen Reports Twenty-eight percent (28%) of adults say they personally know someone whose death they think may have been caused by side effects of COVID-19 vaccines, while 61% don’t and another 10% are […] January 4th, 2023 | Tags: USA, Vaccine | Category: Big-Government, Global Warming | Print This Post | | 8.2 out of 10 based on 11 ratings By Jo Nova Extinction Rebellion said “We Quit”. After four years of “public disruption” Extinction Rebellion (XR) has decided to stop being a public nuisance and develop “relationships instead”. This is a group that prances around in doomsday costumes, and tried gluing themselves to the top of commuter trains at peak hour in London. (Furious passengers dragged them off.) Extinction Rebellion has decided to be rebellious by, wait for it… holding mass rallies instead. In the end, they said after four years of protesting, XR admit their failure: “very little has changed. Emissions continue to rise and our planet is dying at an accelerated rate.” So for some reason, despite four years of costumes, chanting, and naked protests, the global atmosphere did not change. Who could have seen that coming? Just another ordinary worker trying to warn us about climate werewolves or something. XR were losing the popularity race The Guardian Activists with XR, which launched in 2018, became known for civil disobedience, from planting trees on Parliament Square to superglueing themselves to the gates of Buckingham Palace. Some smashed windows at bank headquarters and at News UK, the publisher of the Sun and […] January 3rd, 2023 | Tags: Protests, XR (Extinction Rebellion) | Category: Global Warming | Print This Post | | 8.7 out of 10 based on 11 ratings By Jo Nova The government of Italy is planning to build new nuclear power plants. And if it happens, it marks an astonishing turnaround. This was the Garigliano Nuclear Power plant in Italy in 1970. They already had the solution to it all, energy wars, Vladimir Putin, and fantasy “climate control” fifty years ago. How much have we lost? Photo: Demaag But Italy abandoned nuclear energy thirty years ago. It’s the only major European country to have stopped using nuclear power. (Though Germany is trying to). Italy had four nuclear plants in the early 1980s but after the Chernobyl accident, they held a referendum on nuclear power, and the voters didn’t want it anymore, so they closed the last two reactors by 1990, (back in the days when voting made a difference). Furthermore, Italy held another referendum in 2011, and 94% of the voters rejected it again, which shows how desperate the situation must be now if an opinion poll like that has shifted so far in 11 years? The thing is, Italy only makes 25% of its energy itself, and so it is suddenly very attuned to “geopolitical risk”. Pierre Goselin at NoTricksZone found a news piece […] January 2nd, 2023 | Tags: Europe, Italy, Nuclear Energy | Category: Global Warming, Nuclear Power, Renewable | Print This Post | | 9.4 out of 10 based on 16 ratings Best wishes to everyone… Let there be justice. Photo: shirley_156 9.7 out of 10 based on 59 ratings |
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