The Therapy Pets St John Gave up Are Still Visiting
Thanks to five women and months of unpaid work.
Health
Assisted Suicide Will Poison the British Culture of Care
The trouble is that taking this position is never consequence-free for others and it is questionable whether anything can be seen as a valid human right for some if it has such deleterious effects on many others and on society.
They Really Do Want to Kill Babies
The pro-death lobby are openly touting ‘voluntarily’ suicide for infants.
It Was All a Scam
A randomised trial that should have been done decades ago has found more deaths among critically ill flu patients given Tamiflu than among those given no antiviral.
C-19 Windows on Woefulness and Worse
In New Zealand, the China virus’ only gainful function has been to open our eyes even wider to the dishonesty of our power elites and health tsars, and to be even more suspicious of The Man, the Deep State, the Bloberati, official “inquiries”...
Researchers Uncover Potential Safety Signals
Nearly two per cent of V-SAFE participants reported health deterioration lasting at least three months that they attributed to Covid vaccination. The CDC has yet to investigate.
WHO’s High-Price Pandemic Plan
Unfortunately, incentives without accountability are a poor basis for health governance. It matters because funds to finance the pharmaceutical corporations, research institutions, and bureaucrats who stand to benefit from the pandemic agenda will have to be diverted from programs that work.
Who Decides When Tikanga Becomes Part of New Zealand Law?
So much for treatment being your first requirement when being admitted to hospital. Where the hell are our health priorities?
Red Flag: NZ Mortality up in 2026
Without a detailed investigation of the causes of the higher levels of sickness among the general population broken down by age, vaccination status, and disease type, it is not possible for Health NZ to understand and respond appropriately to the current health crisis.
Some Reflections From the ED
A recent trip to the emergency department, and a longer stay in hospital, had me thinking about the current debate around cultural competency and indigenous knowledge.