Leaked data shows that “vast numbers” of those being classed as hospitalised by Covid-19 are first admitted with other ailments, according to a report by the British newspaper, the Telegraph. “Experts said the news meant the national statistics may far overstate the levels of pressures on the NHS,” it said. “More than half” of those […]
A taste of the future?
The great resist?
Irish tech entrepeneur Declan Ganley has hit out at Ireland’s “vulnerable” cybersecurity infrastructure, and dubbed the recent HSE ransomware attack an act of terrorism. Ganley, who is a CEO of communication giant Rivada Networks, spoke frankly during an exclusive interview with Gript. “It’s been widely reported just how under-resourced the NCSC (National Cyber Security Centre) […]
More segregation?
Scary.
Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Dublin today to protest the Covid-19 lockdown and the introduction of domestic vaccine certs. The protest march, which started at the Customs House Quay and finished at Merrion Square outside Leinster House, was organised in solidarity with similar anti-lockdown protest marches happening in cities around the world […]
Fulani herdsmen responsible for most deaths.
“Death free” is obviously an exaggeration, since yes, some people are still dying. But take a good look at this chart. The red line is deaths, the grey line is cases. In every previous wave, deaths surged about two weeks after cases surged. This time? Not happening: COVID deaths lag confirmed COVID cases by 2 […]
Senator seeks prosecution of Fauci.
It is very important that people do not misunderstand what the headline above means, so let’s be absolutely clear. First, this is a report, albeit one from NBC news, which means that it should be taken seriously. But it is also not 100% fact, or anything like that. Second, their sources are good, but their […]
A new series of studies looking at hospital admissions and reported deaths across England suggests that COVID-19 deaths are “incredibly rare” among children, and that the virus carries a lower risk of dying or requiring intensive care among children and young people than was previously understood. Nature reports that in a “series of preprints published on […]