The hottest COVID-19 Substack posts right now

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Steve Kirsch's newsletter 11 implied HN points 26 Jan 25
  1. More COVID vaccinations could be linked to an increase in COVID cases. This idea goes against what health authorities have been saying.
  2. Analyzing data suggests that getting vaccinated may actually raise the risk of getting infected with COVID.
  3. There's a concern that historical data might be rewritten to ignore these findings, leaving people wondering about the truth behind vaccine mandates.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 11 implied HN points 25 Jan 25
  1. Novak Djokovic chose not to get the COVID vaccine because he felt the risks were too high compared to the benefits. He prioritized his health and principles over his professional career.
  2. His decision led to significant sacrifices, like missing major tournaments and losing sponsorships, showing his commitment to his beliefs.
  3. Only a few other professional tennis players have taken a similar stand against vaccination mandates. This highlights how rare it is for athletes to resist government pressure in this situation.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 16 implied HN points 24 Jan 25
  1. California has vaccinated more elderly people against COVID-19 than there are elderly people living in the state. This means they vaccinated about 3% more seniors than the actual population of seniors.
  2. New Hampshire is highlighted for its impressive vaccination efforts, as they've vaccinated 50% more elderly people than their total elderly population.
  3. Several other states have also reported similar results, where the number of vaccinated elderly exceeds the actual number of elderly residents. This raises questions about the accuracy and reporting of vaccination data.
Rounding the Earth Newsletter 6 implied HN points 22 Jan 25
  1. The concept of Healthy User Bias (HUB) suggests that healthy people are more likely to get vaccinated, which can skew vaccine effectiveness data.
  2. Recent COVID-19 data trends show a pattern where states are experiencing similar mortality rates, indicating a connection between health factors and vaccination rates.
  3. Deaths related to despair, like suicide and drug use, appear to be affecting mortality rates, especially in poorer areas, alongside any potential vaccine-related deaths.
The DisInformation Chronicle 690 implied HN points 17 Dec 24
  1. Kristian Andersen, a researcher at the Scripps Institute, has been accused of lying in his statements to Congress about COVID-19 origins. His past actions have raised questions about his credibility.
  2. Emails show that Andersen initially thought the COVID-19 virus might be genetically engineered, but changed his stance after discussions with influential figures like Tony Fauci. This shift has led to scrutiny over his motivations.
  3. The recent House Select Committee report suggests possible attempts to cover up the true origins of the virus. Andersen is accused of misleading the public and Congress, which could potentially lead to legal consequences.
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Igor’s Newsletter 10770 implied HN points 28 Jan 24
  1. The study found a positive association between excess mortality and COVID vaccination rates in 2023.
  2. The real-world data suggests that COVID vaccines may increase excess mortality instead of decreasing it.
  3. Excess mortality in 2023 was somewhat lower than in 2022, but the reasons are not fully understood.
QTR’s Fringe Finance 41 implied HN points 27 Jan 25
  1. The CIA suggests that COVID-19 likely came from a lab leak, something many people suspected early on. This shows how some theories that seemed crazy or conspiratorial might actually hold some truth.
  2. Many voices were shut down for questioning the official narrative about COVID's origins. This highlights the importance of being able to freely ask questions and look for the truth, even when it goes against popular opinion.
  3. As time goes on, more information about the vaccines and their safety may come out. It's important to critically assess all narratives, especially when they're tied to big public health decisions.
Unmasked 113 implied HN points 24 Dec 24
  1. Masks have been debated since the pandemic began, but many experts still believe they don't work effectively. This has led to ongoing discussions among people who support or oppose their use.
  2. Past studies attempting to prove the effectiveness of masks have often been criticized for their flaws and misleading results. This has caused skepticism about the reliability of mask research.
  3. Recent studies that promote mask-wearing continue to fuel the belief among some groups, but they are viewed by others as inaccurate or propaganda. This division highlights the ongoing controversy over mask mandates.
Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts 380 implied HN points 23 Nov 24
  1. Marty Makary is seen as a strong candidate for FDA commissioner with a history of standing up against corporate interests in healthcare. He's known for questioning common government policies during COVID, advocating for decisions based on evidence.
  2. Media coverage tends to portray Marty negatively, often ignoring his valid criticisms of lockdowns and vaccine mandates. His positions centered on protecting the vulnerable and ensuring informed consent are highlighted.
  3. Marty has a reputation for being open-minded and thoughtful in his approach to medicine. He aims to improve healthcare systems and make them more accessible, which is appreciated by some of his colleagues.
The Freedom Corner with PeterSweden 4304 implied HN points 26 Jan 24
  1. Bill Gates invested millions in BioNTech just before Covid, which turned out to be very profitable for him.
  2. Bill Gates donated $20 million to the BBC, which reportedly misrepresented the risk of Covid to increase public support for lockdown.
  3. Bill Gates' foundation committed $1.27 billion to advance Global Goals, including funding for global digital ID.
Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings 4422 implied HN points 21 Jan 24
  1. Dr. Hoffe's statements on the efficacy of ivermectin in treating Covid-19 are supported by a large body of scientific evidence, including numerous positive meta-analyses and health ministry reports.
  2. Dr. Corneil's expert report ignored significant positive evidence on the effectiveness of ivermectin, focusing on selective negative studies and flawed trials.
  3. The exclusion of key studies, manipulation of trial data, and reliance on questionable criteria suggest a biased and disingenuous approach in evaluating the efficacy of ivermectin for Covid-19 treatment.
Emerald Robinson’s The Right Way 4602 implied HN points 24 Jan 24
  1. Bill Gates revealed plans for global tracking tattoos with micro-needle patches at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
  2. Four years after initial reports, Bill Gates confirmed development of a digital ID system using vaccines.
  3. Support for independent and fearless journalists is crucial in facing legal battles and silencing tactics.
2nd Smartest Guy in the World 3518 implied HN points 27 Jan 24
  1. Hospitals in Massachusetts are on the verge of collapse despite decreasing COVID-19 cases nationwide.
  2. The VAIDS epidemic is leading to overwhelming hospitalizations, with various hospitals struggling with patient overflow.
  3. It's suggested to avoid vaccines and use repurposed drugs and supplements to protect against illnesses like flu and RSV.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 3321 implied HN points 28 Jan 24
  1. The post discusses CALAMARI clots and abnormal blood clots in COVID-19 mRNA vaccinated individuals.
  2. There are 26 shocking photos and theories presented in the published literature.
  3. The post mentions that readers can continue reading by subscribing for a 7-day free trial.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 3066 implied HN points 07 Feb 24
  1. Dr. John Woodward, an academic lawyer, who disparaged the unvaccinated and supported mandates, is now suffering from terminal brain cancer.
  2. The story highlights the consequences of words and actions, showcasing a stark turn of events for Dr. Woodward.
  3. The situation serves as a reminder of the significance of empathy and caution in judgment towards others.
The Gauntlet 3970 implied HN points 22 Dec 23
  1. The press helped create a false narrative about the severity and implications of continuing COVID infections, downplaying risks and long-term effects.
  2. Misinformation and changing narratives from media outlets influenced public perception and acceptance of repeated COVID infections.
  3. The normalization of illness and demonization of preventive measures during the Biden administration has led to a lack of focus on community health and solidified a divide between 'vulnerable' and 'normal' populations.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 10 implied HN points 16 Jan 25
  1. The New Zealand vaccine safety report found only a few side effects like anaphylaxis and myocarditis, suggesting overall safety. Most people won’t face serious issues from these side effects.
  2. The report says there's no strong link between the vaccine and more severe problems like thrombosis. The experts believe incidents reported by embalmers are likely misunderstandings.
  3. They claim that elderly people are mostly safe from serious side effects after vaccination. Some deaths after vaccination were labeled as coincidences by the experts.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 2731 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. British journalist Mike Dickson, who criticized Novak Djokovic for being unvaccinated, died suddenly during the Australian Open.
  2. The incident sparked discussions about journalists and medical fascism.
  3. The story highlights the importance of understanding the risks and consequences of mRNA injuries.
Independent SAGE continues 439 implied HN points 08 Jul 24
  1. Covid cases in England might be peaking now, as recent hospital admissions have been flat. This wave is bigger than last May's but lower than previous peaks.
  2. The KP.3 variant is currently dominant in England. While it can evade some immunity, it doesn't seem to cause more severe illness.
  3. Improving indoor air quality and monitoring wastewater for viruses could help manage Covid and other infections. The government needs a better plan for future pandemics, including research on Long Covid.
The New Normal 4894 implied HN points 15 Feb 23
  1. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky indicated that CDC's masking guidance in schools won't change despite evidence that masks are ineffective.
  2. Walensky mentioned that the CDC did not conduct randomized controlled trials on masks as they believed it was obvious masks worked.
  3. Walensky stated that COVID vaccines were added to child immunization schedule to provide to uninsured children, despite low risk of COVID for young children.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 4874 implied HN points 22 Apr 23
  1. 150 Canadian doctors have died suddenly since COVID-19 vaccines were administered.
  2. The Canadian Medical Association promoted Pfizer in the midst of these deaths.
  3. The Mexican drug cartels are seen as having stronger ethics compared to Canada's healthcare leadership.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 2044 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. The post discusses cases and a literature review on kidney damage, acute renal injury, and renal failure after COVID-19 mRNA vaccination.
  2. Kidney failure has been observed to increase following the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine rollout.
  3. The content suggests subscribing to COVID Intel by Dr. William Makis for more detailed information and a 7-day free trial.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 2083 implied HN points 02 Feb 24
  1. First reported case of new-onset mania and psychosis after receiving a bivalent mRNA COVID-19 booster vaccination
  2. 16 cases of similar reactions documented in the literature
  3. The post discusses these cases in detail and requires a subscription to read further
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 2260 implied HN points 18 Jan 24
  1. 41-year-old Lucinda Mullins developed sepsis and lost all her limbs after a small kidney stone
  2. 13-year-old Anita Navas lost her legs after developing a rash
  3. The post discusses why these serious injuries occur in individuals vaccinated with mRNA for COVID-19
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 3989 implied HN points 07 Apr 23
  1. Spike protein accumulation in the brain from Pfizer & Moderna COVID-19 vaccines can lead to severe neurological injuries
  2. The spike protein can cause infarcts, bleeds, and inflammation in the brain
  3. Neurological injuries can be a significant concern with mRNA COVID-19 vaccines
Unmasked 79 implied HN points 12 Dec 24
  1. There is no solid evidence showing that wearing masks helps stop the spread of respiratory viruses like COVID-19. Many studies from before 2020 found that masks are not effective.
  2. Despite the lack of evidence, some people continue to insist that more masking would have made a difference during the pandemic.
  3. It's important to recognize that a lot of the information about masks has been based on political beliefs rather than scientific facts.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 2299 implied HN points 15 Jan 24
  1. 231 current and former U.S. service members want military leaders court-martialed over forced COVID vaccines
  2. The declaration highlights concerns about corruption and failures in key institutions like the Department of Defense
  3. Military leaders are accused of infringing on laws, rights, and religious freedom with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Unmasked 62 implied HN points 17 Dec 24
  1. A new study funded by the CDC shows that some vaccinated children may actually be more likely to get COVID. This surprises many who thought the vaccines would fully protect them.
  2. Many countries in Europe did not recommend COVID vaccines for children, raising questions about their necessity and safety in the U.S.
  3. There's a growing distrust in public health guidelines as experts appear to have given mixed messages on vaccines and their effectiveness.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 2004 implied HN points 29 Jan 24
  1. Urgent call to rewrite the abstract of a paper on Cureus due to concerns about the language used and safety of mRNA technology.
  2. Questioning the necessity of safety studies for vaccines that are already known to be harmful.
  3. Critique of 'modified mRNA' technology and urging for clear, direct communication about the risks.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 2181 implied HN points 17 Jan 24
  1. A mother experienced fear and isolation communicating via zoom for 2 years.
  2. The son could not fulfill her wish to see her grand children before she passed away.
  3. There is a call for justice against those responsible for the mother's death.
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 2142 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. China tried to prevent Taiwan from administering COVID-19 mRNA vaccines
  2. Taiwan published research on myocarditis in vaccinated teenagers
  3. The study found no significant deterioration in heart function post-vaccination
chamathreads 2162 implied HN points 14 Jan 24
  1. Kids are hitting puberty sooner due to various factors like obesity, stress, and chemicals in plastics.
  2. Massive amounts of tiny plastics are being found in bottled drinking water, raising concerns about health risks.
  3. Corporate culture wars are emerging as a significant business risk in 2024 due to opposition from officials and activists.