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Liz Truss: you have all the information, and no excuses

Written by ross on 27 September 2022. Posted in News. Leave a Comment

After nearly two-years of censorship, defamation and denial-of-access by the establishment, the Children’s Covid Vaccine Advisory Group was at last granted access to 10 Downing Street to present their case against the Covid vaccination of children to the British Prime Minister.

On Tuesday morning, a delegation led by Dr Ros Jones, the retired paediatrician who has been on the front-line of protecting children from establishment group-think, knocked on the door of Number 10 and handed a letter, co-signed by all members of the CCVAC and hundreds more British health professionals, calling for an end to the “avoidable damage” being done to our children as a result of the mRNA Covid vaccines, as well as harmful restrictions in schools.

The open letter published here, references leading studies from across the world – information that the CCVAC has delivered on several occasions to the UK’s health authorities, rarely receiving an acknowledgement and never a response.

In February, Dr Ros Jones was physically prevented from delivering a similar letter to the headquarters of the UK’s sinister Health Security Agency, despite having a pre-arranged meeting to do so.

However in recent months, the catastrophe of the mass roll-out of the covid vaccine to young people has apparently become too great even for its architects to ignore.

On the same day the CCVAC delivered their letter, across the Atlantic a member of the US Federal Drug Administration said that young people should not take the latest Covid drugs, since they had only ever been tested on mice. Here’s what Dr Paul Offit said:

“When you are asking people to get a vaccine, I think there has to be clear evidence of benefit…. You’d like to have, at least, human data. Right now they’re saying we should trust mouse data and I don’t think that should ever be true.”

But the dangers have been known for much longer. On the very day, back in February, when the UK’s vaccine ‘offer’ was made to children as young as five, the government revealed that some 1,200 Britons had suffered heart damage from the vaccine. As the international data clearly shows, the risk of such heart damage is inversely correlated with age: in other words, those least at risk to the virus (in fact, statistically zero risk) are most at risk to the vaccine. So the vaccine was known to pose a disproportionate risk to children when they ‘offered’ it.

Then earlier this month, in its ‘Green book’ of guidance that the government issues to civil servants in its employ (yes, that means your doctor), it quietly changed its position, removing the ‘offer’ for 5-11 year olds.

This major change in policy was not accompanied by an announcement, statement or press release. In the dry guidance, this ‘offer’, which had been aggressively marketed to all parents of young children, was suddenly re-caste as a ‘one-off’ and ‘non-urgent’ offer that, in light of the ‘extremely low risk’ of Covid for children, was now being rescinded.

Speaking on GB News after the submission, Dr Jones said:

“The problem is that politicians won’t just be honest about it.

“At least in Denmark, [the spokesman] said ‘if I had known what I know now, I never would have recommended it’ and that’s what we need Liz Truss to do.

“Otherwise there are all these other mRNA vaccines waiting up the road, [including] a new flu vaccine, using this technology, which has been so disastrous, and far less safe than previous standard vaccines.”

Letter to incoming PM: apply the precautionary principle

Written by cu_admin on 25 July 2022. Posted in News.

An influential group of 100 UK scientists and doctors have come together to write a letter for the incoming UK prime minister, urging an urgent pause to “the Covid-19 vaccine rollout for healthy children, while a thorough and independent safety review is undertaken.”

The letter, which was written by the Children’s Covid Vaccine Advisory Council, tells the new prime minister, “You have an opportunity to get ahead of the inevitable backlash by pausing the roll-out with immediate effect. This would be a risk-free action. Until then, the political risk and health risk of this policy will only escalate.”

Read the letter to the new Prime Minister.

The letter provides links to the many letters sent to the various UK officials since the start of the programme, detailing the data, facts and arguments for applying the precautionary principle. Astoundingly, none of these letters have received a meaningful response. Similarly, members of the Pandemic Response All Party Parliamentary Group have received no formal response from the government to their formal inquiries.

Signatories include Professor David Livermore, who was Public Health England’s Director of Antibiotic Resistance Monitoring for more than two decades, Professor Angus Dalgleish, one of Britain’s most experienced scientists in the field of vaccination and immunotherapy and Professor Anthony J Brookes, Professor of Genomics and Health Data Science at the University of Leicester.

The letter can be co-signed by all healthcare professionals in the UK. To become a co-signatory, click here. (This letter is not intended to be co-signed by the general public.)

In March 2022, more than 800 British healthcare professionals co-signed a letter from the CCVAC, calling for a pause to the roll-out to the Covid vaccine programme for older children.

YouTube on Red List for endangering children

Written by ross on 1 April 2022. Posted in News, Press release. Leave a Comment

Today, YouTube, and its parent company Google, have been moved to the Red List of the Children’s Union’s traffic light system of child welfare, signalling that they pose a grave and immediate threat to the welfare of children.

Censorship
The decision follows repeated censorship of content, posted on the platform, aimed at protecting children and saving lives.
The Red-List is part of traffic light system to indicate to parents whether an organisation behaves in a responsible way with regards to children, or endangers them.
In an open letter sent yesterday to Susan Wojcicki, the CEO of YouTube, and to Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, the Children’s Union details the site’s policy failings, as well as offering the opportunity to appeal against the decision.

The letter draws attention to the internal conflicts within YouTube’s own covid policies, and its arrogant and foolish censorship of genuine experts.

It reads:
“What you are actually doing is no different to putting your hand over the mouth of medical experts – people who have spent their whole careers trying to save lives – gagging them just when they are raising the alarm on behalf of children’s safety.”
“As YouTube has so risibly demonstrated, even an internet colossus with all its resources, is incapable of determining even an internally coherent ‘truth’. Its overt deference to authority is surely proof that it simply does not know.”

Among its recommendation, the Children’s Union proposes that YouTube “review and revise all [its] policies on the basis that [it] has no reliable mechanism for distinguishing fact from fiction.”

Commenting on the decision, Ross Butler said, “These Silicon Valley giants believe that any opinion, no matter how informed or evidence-based, that erodes trust in ‘the authorities’ is dangerous and must be censored. Such opinions are dangerous, but only to incompetent authorities. Of which, YouTube is one.”

“Between them, YouTube and Google have become the largest sources of misinformation in the world, cravenly upholding only authorised positions, no matter how internally inconsistent or empirically false.”

“When a technology company can decide whether a highly experienced paediatrician or professor of immunology is allowed to speak or not, that company is a threat to children everywhere. So today, YouTube is red-listed.”

The Children’s Union has also released a video of the letter being read, which is posted (for now) on YouTube and Odysee.

Read the full letter here:

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CCVAC launches major legal challenge on 5-11 yrs roll-out

Written by ross on 25 March 2022. Posted in News.

In an unprecedented move, the British medical establishment, convened by the CCVAC, is launching a legal challenge against the UK government’s ‘offer’ of a covid ‘vaccine’ to healthy 5-to-11-year-olds, on behalf of a British mother and her children.

The action is supported by the Children’s Union and by Beverley Turner, a radio and TV personality and leading campaigner for child protection.

It also employs the same top legal team that is challenging the government on the 12–15-year-old roll-out. (For official reasons, the team is obliged to open a new case for this younger age group.)

The case is being crowd funded and we need your support. Please donate here.

Last chance to get answers

In the absence of an independent critical media or political opposition on this issue, this is the only opportunity there will ever be to force the government to account for its decision.

Without the funds to bring this case, officials will get off scot-free and we will have set a dangerous precedent for healthcare policy in this country.

We have an extremely strong argument, and while this does not necessarily translate into a high probability of winning in court, it is of vital importance that these arguments are made – and the government’s response recorded – to form part of an immutable public record.

Government climb down

The government has recently begun to climb down on many covid policies as the evidence becomes too obvious to ignore, but it is stubbornly pushing ahead with the least logical, most reckless policy of all – experimental pharmaceutical interventions on our children.

The complete lack of any risk-benefit case for children is set out in a letter that has been sent to the government, with two ‘must-read’ annexes that list the facts and evidence in support.

An insult to free and informed consent

The weakness of the government’s position is signalled by the weasel-word ‘offer’ – intended to imply a freedom-of-choice, when parents and children have been denied basic information on the vaccine and its (side-)effects (on the basis they are unqualified to judge the risk). This is not informed-consent, it is a gameshow offer.

We will force the government to open its “mystery door”, so children won’t have to.

The legal team will dismantle this grossly irresponsible policy, piece by piece, and show:

There is no benefit to children or anyone else;
There is demonstrable risk of life-changing injury;
And adverse reactions will be hundreds of thousands;
Some adverse will be extremely serious and some deaths are to be expected.

For the jaw-dropping detail, and as an excellent resource for parents to share, read:

Several countries, such as Norway and Sweden, have already refused to give them to children on the basis they provide no benefit. The UK must follow.

There is an emergency, but it’s not from Omicron. It’s from this negligent policy.

Read the Annexes, see for yourself. Then help us make a difference:

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JCVI locks down as CCVAC rings alarm bell on covid vaccinations

Written by ross on 28 February 2022. Posted in News, Press release. Leave a Comment

A panel of British professors, doctors and medical experts from the Children’s Covid Advisory Group (CCVAC) has presented new evidence about the unfavourable risk-benefit balance of the Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine for children.

At the official launch of the CCVAC at an event in London, the panel revealed:

An unexplained rise in deaths of teenage boys correlating with Pfizer vaccine roll-out.
Risk-benefit of Pfizer vaccination is many times worse for children.
Vaccinating the youth increases chances of vaccine-resistant variants, increasing the risk for elderly and vulnerable.

The evidence was presented at 4pm yesterday, after the JCVI refused to accept delivery from CCVAC chair Dr Ros Jones of the new evidence, compiled from official sources in the UK and internationally.

Health Security Agency locks down

Just prior to the press conference, four members of the Children’s Covid Vaccine Advisory Council (CCVAC) visited the UKHSA headquarters of the JCVI in London, pre-agreed the day before by the UKHSA, to hand-deliver a letter written by 92 doctors, professors and scientists and co-signed by more than 700 healthcare professionals.

On arrival at the main entrance, the building that also houses the UK’s Health Security Agency, went into lockdown and the four doctors were denied access to the main reception for 40 minutes, along with all other visitors to the public building that spans 22 London postal addresses.

The letter was subsequently handed over to a security manager in the street outside the UKHSA by an intermediary.

The letter calls for a pause to the roll-out for children and an urgent investigation into new, concerning safety signals.

Dr Ros Jones, retired Consultant Paediatrician, said, “When assessing whether to give any medical intervention to children, it’s crucial to ensure that the benefit to the recipient clearly outweighs the risks. In this case, the latest evidence strongly suggests the risks for children may be greater than any possible benefit. On top of this, we do not yet know the long-term implications of the covid vaccinations for children’s immune function or their overall health.”

Professor David Livermore, Professor of Medical Microbiology at East Anglia University, said, “Having worked as Director of Antibiotic Resistance Monitoring for Public Health England for many years, the parallels with antibiotic resistance are clear. Using antibiotics when they are not needed increases the risk of antibiotic resistant strains spreading, for it gives them an advantage. The same risk applies with viruses and antibodies.

“Most of the young have been infected now. That is the best route to robust, lasting immunity for children, who have minimal risk of severe COVID. Vaccines give briefer, narrower, protection and are tailored to the Wuhan strain; they are leaky against omicron already. Using them where they aren’t needed is just encouraging the virus to evolve further, and unpredictably.”

Professor Angus Dalgleish, Professor of Oncology at St George’s, University of London, said, “Whilst the vaccination for the initial variants clearly helped older and at risk patients, it is clear that young people have very effective T-cell responses (which wane in older patients), but which are very effective in protecting young people and children with the Omicron variant, giving minimum disease and very good immunity. The immunity is not only superior to any of the vaccines (with the majority of young people already exposed to natural infection) but there is clear evidence that vaccines in young adults and children are causing significant side effects with myocarditis occurring many more times than natural infection. It cannot therefore be justified to expose them to a vaccine that clearly gives unacceptable side effects in the short run and could be associated with significant long term harm.”

Dr Clare Craig, Diagnostic Pathologist said, “when there is no benefit to the children being vaccinated it is important to thoroughly investigate any signals of harm. There is a concerning signal of raised non-covid mortality in young men, of unknown cause, which needs investigating. Our experience of harm from Pandemrix vaccine after swine flu in 2009 should teach us that evidence of harm can take years to accumulate and apparently minor signals should not be ignored.”

Dr Elizabeth Evans, Director of the UK Medical Freedom Alliance discussed the ethics of giving Covid vaccines to children and highlighted the importance of the Hippocratic Oath to “First do no harm”. She said,

“The possibility of detrimental health effects coming to light after a few years is plausible and this is why the vaccine manufacturers requested – and were – granted full immunity from future side-effects.

“If this risk is significant enough for the manufacturers to be unwilling to accept economic risk, then we cannot allow our children to take the same health risk with their long-term health, especially when, for children, the benefits of doing so appear to be highly speculative.”

About the CCVAC

The Children’s Covid Vaccine Advisory Council is a panel of British scientists, doctors and medical experts, including several of the country’s leading professors in medicine, microbiology and risk, as well as specialists in public health, emergency medicine, paediatrics, infectious disease and primary care.

More than 650 British health professionals call for “pause” to child covid roll-out

Written by ross on 24 February 2022. Posted in News.

“The largest, fastest backlash to government policy in British medical history“

In an unprecedented protest against medical policy, more than 650 doctors, nurses, paramedics and frontline workers have joined professors and retired paediatricians in calling for an immediate pause to the covid vaccine roll-out for children.

In what is believed to be the largest, fastest backlashing in British medical history, the letter, written by the Children’s Covid Vaccine Advisory Council (CCVAC) to the UK’s JCVI, the CMOs and the health secretary, will be delivered to the JCVI headquarter this afternoon.

The Children’s Union joined forces with the CCVAC just eight days ago to help encourage co-signatories, resulting in the largest and fastest co-ordinated protest by the British medical establishment and frontline workers to healthcare policy in modern times.

Here is a copy of the letter in full, and the signatories beneath.

Professor Lim Wei Shen, JCVI and all members

Professor Sir Christopher Whitty, Chief Medical Officer

Rt Hon Sajid Javid

Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

Cc Rt Hon Boris Johnson, Prime Minister

We wrote to you and also the MHRA last month regarding urgent investigation of the acknowledged increase in all cause mortality in males aged 15-19 since the Pfizer covid vaccine rollout commenced in this age group in May 2021. ONS have acknowledged in the High Court in London, that the figure of 402 excess deaths is significantly higher than the previous 5 year average of 337 deaths. It has proved impossible to get the actual data. Indeed they stated it is probably an underestimate because of delays for coroners’ cases. This equates to at least two additional teenage boys dying each week of the roll-out, possibly more. It is thus very disappointing not to have received any response.

We are writing further to ask you to pause the vaccines for children while you undertake and publish an urgent review of the risk/benefit analysis. In August 2021 you concluded that there was no medical justification for vaccinating healthy 12-15-year-olds, with the authorisation based on an aim to reduce school closures. But this new safety signal and the impact of this uncertainty, must affect your assessment of the risk to benefits.

Since that date, much has changed. The latest omicron variant has been shown to have a much lower risk of serious illness, hospitalisations and deaths than the previous alpha and delta variants circulating at the time of the decision. This is true for children as well as adults, so given the extremely low risk for children in previous waves, any potential for benefit must surely have dwindled to virtually zero. Also, in your analysis you failed to take due regard to naturally-acquired immunity, now demonstrated and widely accepted to be superior to vaccine acquired immunity. Children have had high rates of infection throughout recent weeks with at least 80% now estimated to be immune. In addition, the efficacy of Pfizer against omicron compared to previous variants is reduced to the point where infection rates are now higher in the vaccinated than the unvaccinated removing any potential indirect benefit to immune-compromised family members and perversely creating an increased risk to contacts of the vaccinated.

On the risks side of the balance sheet, we have further information regarding myocarditis, with an occurrence rate of 1/2680 young men in Hong Kong, where unlike the UK, this was sought systematically from the start of their rollout. Indeed they paused their second dose, just as the UK moved from one to two doses. Data from the US also confirm high rates of 1/9443 in males aged 16-17 after their second dose. We still have no follow-up data on the increasing number of children reported from the US with significant abnormalities on their cardiac MRI scans. We also have worrying information on all-cause mortality by vaccination status, which even from the original adult Pfizer trial showed a higher mortality rate for the vaccinated group. Side effects are higher when vaccinating those already immune. Other side effects such as increased blood clots will all be playing a part in this balance of risk. Non-fatal adverse events, particularly neurological, have the potential to blight the lives of affected children. The latest information from the CDC is very worrying, that of 4249 injured children, 100 (2.41%) had a serious adverse event, 15/4249 (0.36%) had increased troponin (12 confirmed to be myocarditis), 12/4249 (0.29%) had seizures, 2/4249 (0.048%) died (being evaluated). This in itself is a reason to review. To clarify, this is 4149 non-serious adverse events and 100 serious adverse events reported in a total of ~8 million doses to this age group which is 1 in 80,000 but we know that VAERS is a gross underestimate.

Furthermore, there is increasing evidence of impairment of immune function particularly following multiple doses of vaccine. Israel is now seeing serious illness and death after the fourth vaccine dose. There is also new bio-distribution data showing that mRNA and spike protein, far from being eliminated within a few days, are still persisting for 60 days or more. We have no knowledge of the long-term implications of vaccinating children against what is now acknowledged to be a very mild illness for them, indeed with 50% having no symptoms whatsoever..

With the arrival of omicron, SARS-CoV-2 has moved from pandemic to endemic. If the current situation had existed six months ago, there would have been no case made for commencing routine rollout for healthy children. Now, at a time when it is proposed that even those testing positive for omicron do not need to isolate. If omicron is no risk to others, why vaccinate? The prospect now of widening the coverage to 5-11s would be all the more ludicrous. We should, like Norway & Sweden, make clear that vaccination for this age group is simply not necessary.

The time has now come to pause and acknowledge that there is no emergency for children and that for them the balance of benefit and risk now clearly favours natural immunity. On that basis the routine programme could and should be halted. Failure to act will lay you open to liability for ongoing harms.

We would like to meet with you and members of the JCVI urgently, in order to support you in taking stock of all of the pertinent new and emerging data.

Your sincerely,

CCVAC members

Dr Rosamond Jones	MBBS, MD, FRCPCH, retired consultant paediatrician, convener CCVAC (Children’s Covid Vaccines Advisory Council)
Professor Keith Willison	PhD, Professor of Chemical Biology, Imperial, London
Professor David Livermore	BSc, PhD, Professor of Medical Microbiology, University of East Anglia
Professor Anthony J Brookes	Professor of Genomics and Health Data Science, University of Leicester
Professor Richard Ennos	MA, PhD. Honorary Professorial Fellow, University of Edinburgh
Professor Angus Dalgleish	MD, FRCP, FRACP, FRCPath, FMed Sci, Professor of Oncology, St Georges Hospital, London
Professor John Fairclough	FRCS FFSEM retired Honorary Consultant Surgeon
Professor Norman Fenton	CEng, CMath, PhD, FBCS, MIET, Professor of Risk Information Management, Queen Mary University of London
Lord Moonie,	MBChB, MRCPsych, MFCM, MSc, House of Lords, former parliamentary under-secretary of state 2001-2003, former consultant in Public Health Medicine
Dr Theresa Lawrie	MBBCh, PhD, Director, Evidence-Based Medicine Consultancy Ltd, Bath
Dr John Flack	BPharm, PhD. Retired Director of Safety Evaluation, Beecham Pharma, Senior VP, Drug Discovery, SmithKline Beecham
Dr Roland Salmon	MB BS, MRCGP, FFPH, Former Director, Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre Wales
Dr Alan Mordue	MBChB, FFPH. Retired Consultant in Public Health Medicine & Epidemiology
Dr Gerry Quinn	PhD. Postdoctoral researcher in microbiology and immunology
Katherine MacGilchrist	BSc (Hons), MSc, CEO/Systematic Review Director, Epidemica Ltd.
Mr James Royle	MBChB, FRCS, MMedEd, Colorectal surgeon
Dr Livia Tossici-Bolt	PhD, Clinical Scientist
Dr Elizabeth Evans	MA(Cantab), MBBS, DRCOG, Retired Doctor
Dr Rohaan Seth	BSc (hons), MBChB (hons), MRCGP, Retired General Practitioner
Dr Geoffrey Maidment	MD, FRCP, retired consultant physician
Mr Malcolm Loudon	MBChB, MD, FRCSEd, FRCS(Gen Surg), MIHM,VR, Consultant Surgeon
Dr Alan Black	MBBS, MSc, DipPharmMed, retired pharmaceutical physician
Dr David Cartland	MBChB, BMedSci, General practitioner
Dr Peter Chan	BM, MRCS, MRCGP, NLP, General Practitioner, Functional medicine practitioner
Dr Greta Mushet	MBChB, MRCPsych, retired Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy
Mr Ian F Comaish	MA, BM BCh, FRCOphth, FRANZCO, Consultant ophthalmologist
Dr Branko Latinkic	BSc, PhD, Reader in Biosciences
Dr Helen Westwood	MBChB MRCGP DCH DRCOG, General Practitioner
Michael Cockayne	MSc, PGDip, SCPHNOH, BA, RN, Occupational Health Practitioner
Mr Anthony Hinton	MBChB, FRCS, Consultant ENT surgeon, London
Dr Tanya Klymenko	PhD, FHEA, FIBMS, Senior lecturer in Biomedical Sciences
Dr Carmen Wheatley	DPhil, Orthomolecular Oncology
Dr Charles Lane	DPhil, Molecular Biologist
Mr Angus Robertson	BSc (Med. Sci.) MB ChB FRCS(Ed) FFSEM(UK) Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Dr Jayne LM Donegan	MBBS, DRCOG, DCH, DFFP, MRCGP, General Practitioner
Dr David Critchley	BSc, PhD in Pharmacology, 32 years’ experience in Pharmaceutical R&D
Dr Keith Johnson	BA, D.Phil (Oxon), IP Consultant for Diagnostic Testin
Julie Annakin	RN, Immunisation Specialist Nurse
Rev Dr William J U Philip	MB ChB, MRCP, BD, enior Minister The Tron Church, Glasgow, formerly physician specialising in cardiology
Dr Jonathan Rogers	MBChB (Bristol) MRCGP DRCOG Retired NHS General Practitioner
Dr Pauline Jones	MB BS, Retired General Practitioner
Dr Emma Brierly	MBBS, MRCGP, General Practitioner
Dr Elizabeth Burton	MB ChB, Retired General Practitioner
Dr Franziska Meuschel	MD, ND, PhD, LFHom, BSEM, Nutritional, Environmental and Integrated Medicine
Dr Michael Bazlinton	MBCHB MRCGP DCH, General Practitioner
Dr Holly Young	BSc, MBChB, MRCP, Consultant Palliative Care Medicine
Dr Julian Tomkinson	MBChB, MRCGP, General Practitioner, GP Trainer, PCME
Dr David Bramble	MBChB, MRCPsych, MD, Consultant Psychiatrist
Dr Christina Peers	MBBS, DRCOG, DFSRH, FFSRH, Menopause Specialist
Dr Chris Newton	PhD, Biochemist working in immuno-metabolism
Dr Christopher Exley	PhD, FRSB, Bioinorganic Chemist
Dr Sarah Myhill	MBBS, Retired General Practitioner
Jessica Righart	Senior Critical Care Scientist
Dr Michael D Bell	MBChB, MRCGP, retired General Practitioner
Dr Angharad Powell	MBChB, General Practitioner
Dr Stephen Ting	MB CHB, MRCP, PhD, Consultant Physician
Mr Ahmad K Malik	FRCS (Tr & Orth), Dip Med Sport, Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon
Dr Catherine Hatton	MBChB, General Practitioner
Dr Kulvinder S. Manik	MBChB, MRCGP, MA(Cantab), LLM, Gray’s Inn
Dr Stefanie Williams	MD, Dermatologist
Kim Bull	Foundation Degree in Paramedic Science, Paramedic
Margaret Moss	MA (Cantab), CBiol, MRSB, Director, The Nutrition and Allergy Clinic, Cheshire
Dr Haleema Sheikh	MRCGP, General Practitioner
James Cook	BN (Hons), MPH, NHS Registered Nurse,
Dr Jonathan Engler	MBChB, LlB (Hons), DipPharmMed
Dr Clare Craig	BMBCh, FRCPath, Pathologist
Dr David Bell	MBBS, PhD, FRCP(UK), Public Health Physician
Dr Ruth Wilde	MB BCh, MRCEM, AFMCP, Integrative & Functional Medicine Doctor
John Collis	RN, Nurse Practitioner (retired)
Dr Damien Downing	MBBS, MRSB, private physician
Mr Lasantha Wijesinghe	FRCS, Consultant Vascular Surgeon
Dr Claire Mottram	BSc Hons, MBChB, Doctor in General Practice
Dr Ali Haggett	Mental health community work, 3rd sector, former lecturer in the history of medicine
Dr Jenny Goodman	MA, MBChB, Ecological Medicine
Suzanne Tomkinson	BSc MSc CSci FIBMS Senior Biomedical Scientist (Clinical Biochemistry)
Dr Felicity Lillingstone	IMD DHS PhD ANP, Doctor, Urgent Care, Research Fellow
Dr Marco Chiesa	MD, FRCPsych, Consultant Psychiatrist & Visiting Professor, UCL
Anna Phillips	RSCN, BSc Hons, Clinical Lead Trainer Clinical Systems (Paediatric Intensive Care)
Dr Jason Lester	MRCP, FRCR, Consultant Clinical Oncologist
Dr Sue de Lacy	MBBS MRCGP AFMCP UK Integrative Medicine Doctor
Dr Samuel McBride	MBBCh, BAO, BSc, MSc, MRCP (UK) FRCEM, FRCP (Edinburgh), NHS Emergency Medicine & geriatrics
Dr David Morris	MBChB, MRCP (UK), General Practitioner
Dr Andrew Isaac	MB BCh, Physician, retired
Dr Renee Hoenderkamp	General Practitioner
Dr Noel Thomas	MA, MBChB, DObsRCOG, DTM&H, MFHom, Retired Doctor
Dr Zac Cox	BDS, LCPH, Dental Practitioner
Mr Colin Natali	BSc(hons) MBBS, FRCS (Orth), Consultant Spinal Surgeon
Dr Dean Patterson	MBChB, FRCP, Consultant Cardiologist
Dr Simon Fox	BSc, BMBCh, FRCP, Consultant in Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine
Dr Julie Maxwell	Community Paediatrician MBBCh MRCPCH
Dr Richard J O’Shea	MBBCH, BA(Hons) MRCGP, General Practitioner
Dr Scott McLachlan	FAIDH, MCSE, MCT, DSysEng, LLM, MPhil, Postdoctoral researcher
Other signatories


Dr Tomasz Rajkowski	Consultant Paediatrician, MD, PhD, MRCPCH
Angela Ballantine	Staff Nurse RGN, BSc Hons.
Tommy Santos	Dental Surgeon, BDS MSc
Rebecca Lewis	Nurse
Amanda Ince	DipSW, BSc, Diploma Health and Social Welfare, Social Worker
Rebekah Turner	Specialist community public health nurse, Registered Children’s Nurse
Natalie Crockett	Health Visitor / Nurse
Jolene Wood	Paramedic
Matt Taylor	Paramedic
Joanne Elizabeth Bocking	Registered Mental health nurse
Joanne Lee	DipNT
Kathy Gibb	RGN
Fiona	Nurse
Helen J. Martin	Healthcare Professional
Jordon Smith	Qualified Dental Sedation Nurse
Suzette Bakker	Support worker/carer
Stefano Raponi	Senior Radiographer
Jenny Minkley	Registered Midwife
Dr Alison Sabine	MBChB MRCP Consultant Rheumatologist
Heather Preston	Registered Nurse
Julie Slade	BSc (HONS) Children Nurse
Rebecca	Sonographer – PG Cert. BSc. BA.
Dr Matthew William Child	A&E middle grade doctor, GMC 7080633
Karen Jackson	Retired Nurse
Indie Eldridge	Holistic Therapist
Stefanie Bradley	Paediatric nurse
Malgorzata Orzechowska	General Practitioner
Michelle Glascott	Nurse Consultant
Dr Susannah Robinson	MBBS BSc MRCP MRCGP, General Practitioner
Anna Smith	Registered nurse BSc
Katie Considine	Senior Paediatric staff nurse
Dr Helen McArdle	BSc (hons), MBChB, General Practitioner
Berriman	Occupational Therapist
Jasjit Sekhon	Pharmacist MPharm
Sharon Clarke	RGN Adult Nurse
Karl Schroder	Paramedic
Stephen Thompson	Staff Nurse
Joanne Obrien	Biomedical scientist specialising in microbiology and immunology BSc MSc FIMBS
Paula	Advance practitioner
Lorraine Smith	Occupational Therapist
Georgina Lambert	Registered nurse
John Gilligan	Clinical Coder
Theresa Hamblett	Paramedic FdSc
Louise Pyke	Clinical nurse specialist
Haleema Sheikh	General Practitioner, MRCGP
Rachel Dewhurst	Practice nurse
Hannah Januszczyk	Pharmacist
Penny	Mental Health Nurse
Dr Russell Newlove	MBChB
Liz Williams	Nurse
Valeria Costa da Encarnação	STAFF NURSE
Jacqueline Smith	Psychotherapist (retired)
Emma Todd	RN
Sarah Ashmore	Physical therapist
Firuza Senthilnathan	Pharmacist
Jenna Leith	Advanced nurse practitioner, Associate Clinical Lead, RGN, ANP, MSc
Mike Fairclough	Headteacher
Victoria Williams	Registered Nurse. RGN
Jonathan McLean	Dental practitioner. BDS
Katherine Hickey	Registered nurse, RN, BSc, PGDip MSc.
Andrew Steele	GP Registrar MBChB BSc (Hons)
Kate Goodman	Specialty Doctor in Elderly Care, MBChB BSc(hons)
Joanne Foster	Dip Adult Nursing. Trainee nutritional therapist
Alison Shearer	Registered Mental Nurse
Sue	Psychotherapist, MSc
Nick Dalton	Biology MSc, company director.
Helen	Optical advisor
Janis	HCSW
Lisa Wadd	Specialist Speech & Language Therapist
Laura Farrell	Registered Nurse
Vernon Fernandes	Clinical Physiologist (Neuro), MSc, BSc
Samantha Lees	Clinical Nurse Specialist CAMHS
Hayley Dixon	Renal dialysis administrator
Marie Davies	Mental health support
Dalia Henderson	RGN
Marcello Rossi	Pharmacist
Elizabeth Goddard	Health Visitor/Public Health Nurse
Abby Astle	MB.BChir. BA(Cantab). DCH. DGM. MRCGP. GP
Dr Philip Price	BDS. Retired oral surgeon and GDP.
Helen Poullet	Carer
Terry Young	BSc (Hons), Retired Commercial Director
Theresa Hughes	Homeopath
Dr Ali Jahanshad	MD, Consultant gastroenterologist
Helen Dunn	Carer
Jane Feeney	Consultant Child & Family Psychotherapist
Jill Henderson	Nursery Nurse (NHS)
Dr Hugh Charles Pollard	Retired General Medical Practitioner
Gary Young	Mindfulness Teacher and Wellbeing Coach
Myrna Hurley	Health and wellbeing support worker
Elyse Baril	General Practitioner
Sharon Kuczera-Fulton	RGN
Lauren Dalziel	Specialist Biomedical Scientist (NHS), 14 years experience in clinical bioscience, specialising in microbiology
Elisa De Santis	Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Ellen Calteau	Registered Dietitian
Dr Carlota Rosales	MBBS MRCOG MRCGP, General Practitioner
Caroline Edwards	RN Theatre Scrub Nurse
Mr Matei Dordea	Consultant Surgeon
Yiota Papanikolaou	Homeopath
Allison Clarke	RGN
Inês Cecília Duarte Caeiro	Registered Nurse
Andy	Charge Nurse
Mr J Bunni	MB, ChB (Hons), Dip Lap Surg, FRCS [ASGBI Medal], Consultant Colorectal and General Surgeon
Annabel	Physiotherapist CSP
Karen Moore	Registered General Nurse
Tina	Nurse
Paul Davies	Children’s Fitness and Sports Coach
Zoe Dockerty	Sports massage level 4 health care
Maria Stan-Berende	Specialist pharmacist
Shannah Jamieson	Healthcare
Natalie Stephenson	Audiologist BSc (Hons)
Alexis Jones	Speech & Language Therapist
Suzy	Homeopath
Alison Collins	RN
Penny Mostyn	MBBS
Jane Golding	Natural health practitioner, retired
Dr Stewart Prestwich	MBBS FRCA
Anna PATCH	Social Worker
Guy Busby	Senior support worker
Carol Fitzroy-Bent	Pharmacy Technician. BTech in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Rachel Campling	Child psychotherapist
Andra Moraretu	Medical Doctor
Nichola Davies	Nurse
Dave Bhoomika	Consultant Podiatrist
Cheryl Powell	Retired SRN
Dr Katrina Young	Retired GP
Gayle Hocking	Registered Paediatric Osteopath
Jane Holt	Social worker
Joanne Hill	Registered General Nurse Dip HE
Dr Richard Screen	Emergency Medicine Doctor
Gaynor Summan	Senior NHS Sister, emergency care
Raynette	Midwife
Debbie Clarke	Registered Nurse RNLD
Amy Conway	Physiotherapist
Ayzaaz Akram	Dental Surgeon
Dr Leroy A Shervington	Retired Medicinal/Analytical Chemist, BSc, PhD, FHEA, FRSC
Dr Simon Elmer	Head of Research
Simon	Psychotherapist, BSc (Hons), PG Diploma
Claire Jarvis	Community support worker
Claire Ganley	RGN BSc(Hons)
Elizabeth	Medical records clerk
Taifa Armstrong	Midwife/Health Visitor
Melissa Martindale	RMN
Hayley Robertshaw	Midwife
Liz Hopwood	Chartered physio
Sheila Harper	Acupuncturist
Hayley	MSW – NHS
Sarah Thorpe	Enhanced Care Paramedic HCPC
Gillian Fairley	BN Adult Nursing, Staff Nurse
Hannah Crichton	Registered Nurse, registered paramedic and trainee ACP
Kelly Rowley	Dental Sedation Nurse
Maria Callaghan	MBACP Psychotherapist
Kelly Edwards	Children’s Nurse
Emma Sloman	Assistant practitioner
Jane	Retired RGN and Health Visitor
Alison Tier	RGN
Margaret Stroud	BSc (Newcastle), BDS(Bristol), Dentist
Sonia Walker	HCA BAND 3
June Tranmer	Director and Paediatric Acupuncturist
Dr Gemma Kemp	MBBS FRCPath, Consultant Forensic Pathologist
Steve Smith	Homeopath, concerned adult UK citizen
Nicola Dooley	SCPHN RGN BN BSc, Health Visitor
Helen Auburn	Nutritional Therapist
Dr Shireen Kassam	MBBS, MD PhD, Consultant Haematologist
Nadia Springthorpe	Health Visitor
Dr Syed Mustafa Ali	Specialty Doctor in Psychiatry
Doreen	Cardiographer
Leanor Coleman	BSc Combined Health Studies
Wendy Duffy	Clinical pharmacist
Nicola Clapham	Nurse
Colette Green	Physiotherapist
Angela	Care worker
Stephanie	Early years educator
Helen	Speech therapy assistant
Damien Cominos	HCPC Registered Paramedic
Zoe Fox	RGN, BSc (Hons) Registered adult nurse
Penny Senner	Registered adult nurse
Jemma Dale	Biomedical Scientist
Dr Shahzad Hussain	General Practitioner
Assum Mirza	Ward Clerk
Dr Caroline Lapworth	General Practitioner MBChB
Karen Thompson	RGN, Staff Nurse
Nicholas Lee	Occupational Health Clinician, RGN (BN Hons), SCPHN (BSc Hons)
Amanda English	Fitness Professional, Primary school teacher
Janette	Nurse Practitioner
Marlita Crause	Associate Dentist
Amanda Henning	Practice Nurse RGN
Mandy Garratt	MPharm, pharmaceuticals clinical research
Violeta	Dentist
Dr Jonathan Eastwood	General Practitioner, BSc MB ChB MRCGP
Rodica Grigoras	RGN
Claire	Nursing assistant
David Smith	MSc, RN, Podiatrist, Director FootHouse ltd, Registered Nurse
Sara Barron	RMN working with children and young people
Lina Frances Brown	Pharmacy dispenser
Sarah	Pharmacist, MPharm
Sue Lister	RN, Emergency nurse practitioner.
Debra	Senior Physiotherapist
Sean	Chartered Physiotherapist
Heidi	Registered nurse
Kayleigh Walls	Dental Nurse
Dr Gabriella Day	MRCP, DCH, MRCGP, General Practitioner
Petronela	MSc, Registered nurse, Adult Nursing
Helena Stephan	Psychotherapist (former general nurse)
Karenza Fern	Registered midwife
Naomi	Registered Nurse
Rachel Mary Ellen Welsh	Homeopath, LHCEA Association of Naturopathic Practitioners
Sarah Hobbs	Phlebotomist Diploma in Nursing
Cheryl McCormack	Social Worker
Fiona kay	Ma social worker. Integrated care coordinator
Jessica Horton	Child and Adult Counsellor, MBPsS, MSc
Geri	Osteopath
Piotr Szczuczko	Senior paramedic
Alena Szczuczko	Mental health support worker
Gayle Palmer	Osteopath and NLP health coach, DO
Mags McDonald	Retired nurse, RGN. EN. DDN.
Mr Allan M Postgate	Retired pharmacist
Clare Tregaskis	NICU nursing sister. RGN
Kelly Herbert	Midwifery BSc (Hons)
Carole Smith	Osteopath DO ND
Dr Bernard Willis	General Practitioner, MBChB, MRCGP, DObstRCOG
Simona Panaitescu	Psychologist
Dr Helen Neilan	GP (MBBS, BSc Respiratory Medicine)
Sue Wallwork	Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner
Dr Gillian Breese	General Practitioner, MB ChB
Haley	Maternity Support Worker
Shirley Kay	Registered Osteopath, BSc (Hons) Ost Med
Hannah Barson	Occupational Therapist
Antonia Minerva	Nutritional therapist
Dr Magdalena Stasiak-Horkan	General Practitioner
Claire Davies	Nurse
Dr Jessica Engler	GP registrar, MBChB, BSc (hons)
Gabriella	Naturopathic nutrition student
Catherine Cassell	Practice nurse (RGN)
Philippa	Speech Therapist
Jill Goode	AMSPAR
Dr Susan Wighton	Consultant Public Health & Policy, PhD
Dr Samantha Hughes	MBChB MRCP FRCPath
Selwyn mark jones	Paramedic
Joanna Harrison	Occupational Therapist
Anna Reggiani	Independent health practitioner
Fiona Cox	Complementary therapist
Teresa Donoghue	Staff nurse
Louisa Nevill	Nutritional Therapist BA, BANT, DipCNM, CNHC
Lindsay	Paediatric Acupuncturist & Nutritional Therapist
Johanna Robinson	Biomedical Scientist
Stefanie Kerwin	Naturopath, BHSc WHM
Daniela	Naturopathic Nutritionist
Frances Wilson	Nutritional Therapist, DipCNM
Karim Yahfoufi	Health Coach
Dr Afrah Al-Maliki	General Practitioner MBCHB MRCGP DFSRH DIP DERM DIP PMH DIP PE
Jennifer	Medical administrator
Dr Katie Fermor	General Practitioner MBBS MRCGP (2005) MFSRH MSc
Sarah	Pharmacist MPharm
Sue Lister	Emergency nurse practitioner. NMC
Claire Forrester	Osteopath M.Ost
Natalie Ingles	Neonatal nursery nurse
Helen Gandy	Practice Nurse, DipHE
Sian Berry	Registered Nurse
Jane Watson	Therapy support worker – Neuro rehabilitation
Anneliese Dressel	Nutritionist. BSc, MSc, MNTOI
Elaine Wilson	SRN , SCM ,HV (Retired)
Dr Roy Spina	Psychologist, BSc, MSc, PhD
Anna Kadzura	HCA
Tammy Iredale	Nurse associate
Hayley	Home Care worker (Domicillary) NVQ2
Jennie Read	Paediatric specialist nurse
Ursula Browning	Eurythmy Therapist
Christine Campbell	Community nurse Degree
Pamela Jane Pollard	Physiotherapist Grad Dip Phys MCSP
Dr Jannah van der Pol	MBBS, General Practitioner
Graham Crawley	Medicinal Chemist now retired
Judith Da Silva	Retired
Patricia Martin	Anp
Dr Ed Monsma	Retired MD integral Medicine, before that family doctor/GP
Nicole Gobourne	Senior supervisor
Karen Bradford	Paramedic
Claire Bryan	Midwife BSc RM
Dr Ashutosh Sharma	Respiratory Consultant in NHS
Martyn Chapman	Retired Dentist
Dr Carl Victor Campbell	retired medical practitioner
Nichola	MBBS MRCOG Consultant Obstetrician
Dr Maria Godfrey	General Practitioner
Jacqueline Connell	RGN
Emily Whewell	registered paediatric nurse
Paul Gill	Staff Nurse
Irina Clifford	Registered nurse
Dagmara Rosiecka	Psychotherapist
Dr Bidisha Bhowmick	General Practitioner, MBBS DRCOG MRCGP
Dr Robert Turnbull	Emergency medicine specialist
Lisa Briganti	Ambulance crew
Sara Simon	MA Art Psychotherapist in NHS CAMHS
Virginia Hindmarch	Registered Nurse
Dr Sheila Richards	General Practitioner. MRCGP
Dr Jessica Robinson	BSc(Hons) MB.BS. MRCPsych. MFHom, Psychiatrist and Integrative Medicine Doctor
Charity Cerminara	Nurse, MSN, RN
Claire Harper-Brown	Specialist dermatology nurse
Wayne Ducharme	Retired General Practitioner, MRCGP
Heather	Occupational therapist
Simona Sand	Nutritional Therapist
Pete Maguire	Senior Support Mental Health Worker
Maria	Nutritional Therapist
Nicole Harvey	Children’s nursing BSc – mental health practitioner
Mrs Rebecca Papadopoulos	MSc, FRCOphth, Consultant Ophthalmologist
Charlotte Muggleton	Operating Department Practitioner – Dip HE Operating Department Practice
Tony Paylor	Nurse
Trudi	Research dietitian BSc (Hons) PGCE PhD
Lorna Lincoln	Dental nurse
Dr Maxwell Hacking	GP registrar. MB BCh BAO
Ishah	Paediatric nurse
Nicola Tomlinson	Sonographer and parent
Nicola Sainty	Nutritional Therapist
Jordan Hrycaj	software engineer, entrepreneur, former army paramedic
Tanya	Midwife
Sharon	Midwife
Dr Helen Heaton	General Practitioner, BM BS MRCGP
Dawn Hammond	Osteopath
Sarah Charlton	Community Mentor in CAMHS funded young people’s mental health charity
Dr Sara Haring	MA MB BChir MRCP MRCGP, Retired General Practitioner
Elaine Hulme	Registered nurse practitioner
Frank	Ambulance technician
Matthew East	Physiotherapist
Penelope Freeman	Midwife BSC Hons Midwifery Health Visitor SPCHN BSC
Janet Darbyshire	Senior nurse.
Lauren	Dental nurse
Claire Birtles	Practice nurse. RGN
Samia Stokes	Trainee nurse associate
Adèle	Retired Naturopathic Nutritionist
Nicola Crook	Healthcare Assistant
Dawn Blackwell	Social care Assessor
Nina	Phlebotomy Supervisor
Dr Caroline Dailley	GP in Urgent Care, MB,ChB, MSc, MRCGP
Sophie	Sister, NHS Northumbria
Jennifer Antwi	Registered nurse, RGN
Carmel Hughes	Senior support assistant
Annie	Dental nurse
Tracey	Staff nurse
Devon Zalaiskalns-Frankland	Midwife BSc Hons
Kirsty	Dental professional
Louise	School nursing assistant
Regina Marmol	Maternity Support Worker
La’nese Dryden	Occupational therapist
Rachel Simpson	Senior I CT/MRI Radiographer – BSc(Hons) Diagnostic Radiography
Ellie	Pharmacy technician
Dr Yoginee Gokool	MBBS, Medical doctor
Tereena Lucas	MSc. Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, ND
Angela Kelly	Nurse
Karla Miles	Pharmacy Technician BTEC / NVQ level 3 pharmaceuticals
W Gordon Brydon	Clinical Scientist (retired) PhD
Dr Christian Buckland	Psychotherapist. Psych(D)
Dr Megan Fraser	MB ChB, General Practitioner
Tiziana Bertinotti	Acupuncture Clinician, BHSc (Acu), BA (Hons), PGCE, MAAC
Helena Webb	Senior Paediatric Physiotherapist BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy MCSP
Liesel Holler	Medical Doctor
Darshna Patel	Psychotherapist
Jamie Meadows	Clinical scientist
Alex Clubley	Chief Biomedical Scientist, HCPC
Gintare	Dental nurse
Dinny Corstorphine	Mortuary Technician
Bronwen Kenward	Registerd Midwife – BSc Midwifery, BSc Adult Nursing
Kathryn Ely	Nurse – degree
Katy Moss	NHS registered Nurse , BSc (hons) Neonatal care
Kate Burch	Registered nurse, community nurse
Abigail Lawrence	Registered General Nurse. Neonatal Family Support
Amy Walker	Paramedic
Timothy Woodacre	Consultant Spinal Surgeon, BM, BS, MRCS (RCSeng), FRCS(T&O), MScSEM
Kerry	Dental Nurse
Kerry Mann	Registered osteopath
Lucy Hunn	Community Pharmacist
Vicky	Midwife
Kathryn Skyrme	Occupational Therapist Band 6 AGM
Margaret Allyn	Registered Nurse
sarah Hatton	Paramedic
Tracy Briwn	Nurse/midwife/sonographer
Bernadette Embleton	Retired Midwife
Elaine Freeborn	RGN
Kimberly Genade	Home carer
Susan	Nurse
Scott Tatton	Paramedic
Jessica Higgins	Health care assistant
Claire Buchanan	Neonatal Nurse RN (child)
Stacey	Student nurse/healthcare assistant
Seamairah Razzaq	Midwife
Ngozi Loades	Chief Biomedical Scientist
Dr S Smith	Consultant Anaesthetist, MBChB, FRCA
Dr Benjamin Hueso	Foundation Doctor
Dr Mumuksh Patel	General Practitioner
Louise	Dental Nurse (diploma)
Sarah	Health Care assistant
Paul Owen	Discharge Liaison Nurse RNLD
Maria capri	Midwife
Katherine Wise	Senior Audiologist
Samantha Sargent	Level 1 social Care
Isobel	Occupational Therapist
Caroline	Midwifery
Rakesh Soneji	Pharmacist MRPharmS
Christopher Comerford	Auxiliary Nurse – ICU
Penelope Harrington	Homoeopathy DSH, RSHom. Registered Homeopath
Sunita Karnik	Speech and Language Therapist (retired)
Christianne Galt	Student Nurse/Bank Nurse
Anisa	Registered nurse
Mark Bolton	Osteopath
Adrian Ward	Paramedic
Rebecca Storey	Care Coordinator
Dr Mark Fleming	General Practitioner, MBBS MRCSEd MRCGP
Dr Ben Green	Consultant Psychiatrist PhD FRCPsych
Siobhan McGannon	Clinical coder
Jemma Duke	Band 5 community nurse
Maggie Gravells	Social worker CQSW and Homoeopath Registered Soc of Homoeopaths
Jane Jenkinson	Registered mental health nurse
Joanna Green	Opthalmology technician
Anna Beech	Podiatrist
Brindusa Muntean	Speciality Doctor Breast Surgery
Charlotte Williams	Paramedic
Dr Antony Ashe	Retired GP, MB BS
Marta Ciombor	Podiatrist
Emma Johnson	Psychotherapist
Dr Denise Masters	Clinical Psychologist DClinPsy
Dr Dmitri Avlassevitch	Consultant Anaesthetist
Vanessa Churchill	Chiropractor (Non-practising) and Homeopath BSc DC LHom
Dr Ayiesha Malik	General Practitioner
Victoria Brattan	Physiotherapist, BSc (hons)
Catarina Costa Gallon	Staff Nurse
Nicola Kennedy	Midwife BSc
Thulani Kumalo	MPharm, Pre-Registration Pharmacist
John Mackie	Senior Charge Nurse
Jennifer Ayling	Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, UKCP
Vikki Ridley	Nurse
Sharon Nolan	Senior Specialist Nurse Advisor Occupational Health
Carla Winchester	Physiotherapist assistant
Dr Marc Rea	PhD, Clinical Scientist
Dr Susan Hunter	Dentist BDS
Jak Martin	Senior Physiotherapist, Physiotherapy BSc Hons
Dr Mark Stephen Nesti	Consultant psychologist
Dr John Isaacs	Retired GP, MB ChB
Sara Simon	Psychotherapist
Dr Ben Olstein	dentist
Rebecca	Counsellor mental health
Laura Wilson-fox	Assistant practitioner
Shayn	Nurse (BSc)
Cathy Jones	Paramedic
Catherine	Chartered Physiotherapist
Lee Woodcock	Physiotherapist: BHSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, MD, Ph.D
Dr Christine Lloyd	Retired GP BMed Sci BM BS MRCGP
Tracy Soulsby	Clinical Trials Data Manager
Alastair Owen	BDS MSc Dental Practitioner
Dr Melanie Schick	General Practitioner, MRCGP
Dr Johannes spoor	MRCP, hospital doctor
Dr Myra Forster-van Hijfte	Fellow Royal College Of veterinary surgeons
Sue Stanley	SRN, SCM, (Retired)
Nadine Mary Russell	Healthcare assistant
MR ALEXANDER K RAI	MSMA SUI IURIS, UNIVERSAL ADVOCATE – PHYSICIANS FOR INFORMED CONSENT INSTITUTION
Andrew Walker	Dental Surgeon BDS
Helen Hardwick	Critical Care Specialist Staff Nurse, RGN Adult, BSc( hons) Nursing.
U Bhatt	Nurse
Amanda Glassey	IHCSW
Dimitar Tonev	Medical Director
Amanda Fargin	Health care support worker
Harry Ofgang	Naturopathic Physician
Dr Elisabeth Dancey	Independent doctor and homeopath BM, LFHom
Dr Michael Ford	Emergency doctor (SAS Grade). MBBS, MPharm, BSc
Emma Hall	Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Samantha Barrett	Clinical Trial Practitioner
Justine Millard-Case	Retired nurse
Matthew	Nurse Practitioner
Vasileios Grigoriou	RGN
Osita Washington	Staff Nurse
Wendy Babbidge	Staff Nurse
Maureen O’Driscoll	Specialist Nurse of Cardiology
Dr Anne Catherine Priestley	Retired NHS GP MB BS, MRCP (UK).
Maggie Leathley	Psychotherapist and former registered general nurse
Serena Stevenson	Nurse
Matthew Ekun	Nurse Practitioner
Dr Paul Corrie	General Practitioner, MRCGP
Lee	Physiotherapy
Wendy Deaville	Midwife
John humphries	Porter
Ian Lewis	Dentist BDS
Bobby Fox	Homeopath
Janice Wilson	BPharm
Elizabeth Burne	Retired SRN/SCM
Demi-Leigh Saunders	health care assistant
Jo Walsh	Lecturer. RGN
Karen Woodger	RN(MH) Mental Health Practitioner
Sarah Schofield	Clinical Research Nurse BA(Hons)
Dr David Owen Yates	GP partner
Dr Simon Williams	Physician MRCP
Dr Andrew Thomas Monaghan	Retired Pharmaceutical Executive – Ph.D.
Dr Emma Gillett	DC. Chiropractor retired.
Anni Brown	Retired Occupational Therapist
Dr Katherine Tomkinson	General Practitioner
Marzena Wroblewska	Midwife
Thomas Davies	Dental Surgeon BDS.,MSc.,BSc(Hons)
Anietie	Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist
Jennifer	Ambulance Care Assistant
Carole Runcorn	Care worker
Emma Greaves	Band 5 Staff Nurse
Tammy Heath	nurse
Sean Emmerson	Clinical Ecology & Nutritionist
Lisa Lecour	RN 38 years
Graham Cartwright	R.O.D.P
Kelly Jenkins	Midwife, BSc (Hons)
Mihaela Olteanu	Nursing Associate
Danielle Shipley	Paediatric Nurse
Deborah Benson	Homeopath/Reflexologist
Hazel Millar	Staff nurse
Deborah Taylor	Midwife SRN SCM
Carola Splettstoesser	Counsellor
Colin Mullan	Care Coordinator/ Registered Mental Health Nurse
Camilla Pinney	Speech and language therapist Speech Med Sci Hons BSc
Alison Westwood	Support worker
Dr Megan Whitfield	Doctor (SHO) MBCHB
Rosalyn Wilson	Midwife
Simon Vitanza	Radiographer
Amanda Staines	Paramedic
Amanda Patricia Henry	Molecular biologist in Respiratory Medicine
Fiona Thomson	Nurse educator RGN
Brian Howard	Osteopath D.O.
Melissa Canavan	Respiratory Nurse Specialist (RN) BSc
Dr Iain Leith	MB, BS. MLCOM (retired)
Stephne	Homeopath
Ann Robinson	Healthcare Assistant
Andrew Latala	Social Worker
Beverley Collins	Health Improvement Specialist
Katie Camp	Community nurse B5 22 years a nurse
Marieke Moore-Wieland	Senior operating department practitioner
Margaret Fletcher	Approved Mental Health Pprofessional
Amy Howling	Nurse
Annie Day	MSc Cert Med Ed IHHT Naturapathic therapist
Gill Ward	Speech Therapist
Heather Palmer	Community nursery nurse level 3
Melissa Tinsley	Retired Bachelor of Nursing, Dip specialist practice
Vera Adekunle	Health Care Assistant
Dr Nomsa Wayland	Professional Doctorate counselling psychology
Claire Adam	Registered adult nurse, BSC (Hons)
Bill Rumble	Homeopath. Fellow of the society of Homeopaths.
Deborah Bell	Recovery Worker
Tracie Penney	Nurse RN
Susan Emmett	Podiatrist BSc in podiatric medicine HCPC reg.
Gillian McKenzie	Pharmacy technician
Dr Harry Wraight	BM. (Hons) (1992), D.F.F.P. GP Partner.
Natalie Smith	Physiotherapist
Kayleigh Martin	Midwife
Samantha Lea	trainee nursing associate
Clare Horton	Staff nurse. (Adult Nursing BSc).
Natalie Sansom	Nursing Sister
Pauline Jarvis	Assistant Practitioner
Florence	HCA
Dr Wantao Lu	MBBS, physician
Alan Reeves	Home Care Provider
Lillian Barnes	Nurse
Nathan Gilbert	Paramedic – DipHE Paramedic Science
Catherine Wilde	Physiotherapist M.Health.Sc(Manip physio), B.App.Sc.(Phty)
Julie	Senior Forensic Nurse Examiner and Advanced Practitioner
Salphina Mulelu	Nurse
Steven Penman	Pharmacist, BSc(Hons) GPhC.
Karen Bathurst	midwife
Dr Rainer Klocke	Consultant Rheumatologist, PhD , MRCP (London)
Stephen	Care Worker
Mrs Claire Campbell	Pharmacist
Mrs Amanda Lomax	Clinical lead Preassessment and junior sister OPD
Kevin Valton	Psychiatric Nurse BSc, BA
Nadina Holden	Registered Nurse BSc Nursing BSc Eduction
Angela Mestre	Occupational therapist
Dr James Dyson	MRCS LRCP, MA. Retired general practitioner.
Anthea Norwood	Senior Biomedical Scientist MSc, BSc
Esther Cram	Health Care Assistant
Sally Johns Green	Play therapist, Manager of Family Centre
David Mathias	Community Therapy
Kamila Thomas	Pharmacist
Sara	Principal Physiotherapist – Grad.dip.phys, HCPC,
Mrs Magdalena Butler	Dentist GDC 84398
Susan Gordon	Carer
Dr Barbara Kukanova	General Practitioner
Debbie wells	Cardiac associate practitioner
Theresa Keane	Homeopath
Darren Sheldon	Nurse
Jacky O’Sullivan	Retired Nurse, Specialist Practitioner, Counsellor
Caroline Neilson	Psychotherapeutic counsellor
Nat Wilson	Ultrasound screening practitioner, previously RGN & Theatre sister
Sara Dale Rodriguez	Registered homeopath
Nigel Addison	Specialist Nurse Practitioner
Mandy Bromley	Health Care Assistant
Jasmine Kirk	Ambulance Crew, Medical Student
Mr Gareth Wells	Orthopaedic Surgeon. MB ChB MRCS FRCS Tr & Orth
Juliana Celaire-Marks	Retired senior nurse
Peter Westergaard	Clinic Group Director, BSc MRCC, Doctor of Chiropractic
Summer Allum	Paramedic Practitioner BSc Hons & PGDip
Carla Bailey	Psychotherapist / PG diploma in CBT
Dr Bartosz Gorecki	General Medicine Consultant
Alison Hamilton-Baily	Homoeopath MCPH
Dr Mark Kim Tan	A&E Doctor . BSc (Hons), PgD, MD, ND, Dip Nutrition, LiAc,
Dr Simon Idris Beshir	Consultant Cardiologist, FRCP, FESC, FACC
J Chu	RN, RM, RSCN, CCRN
Dr Johanna Reilly	MBBS, General Practitioner
Kristina Thistlethwaite	Dental assessor
Isabella Jane Ruth Watson	Retired SRN SCM
Dr Marcin Ciechomski MD PhD	Consultant Anaesthetist
Dr Alison Burr	BMBS MRCGP
Jan Graham	Band 6 mental health practitioner
Chi Eziefula	Consultant in Infectious Diseases
Toby Colliver	Chiropractor. BSc. (Hons.) Anatomy, BSc. (Hons.) Human Sciences, MSc. Chiro., DC
Judith	Nurse – degree
Glenn Butcher	Paramedic Practitioner
Joanne Butcher	Lead Nurse Heart Failure
Nicola Venning	Occupational Therapist
Jane Lamey	Registered Nurse for 52 years
Katie peters	Physiotherapist
Charles Forsyth	Retired Medical Practitioner
Dawn	RGN DipHe
Alexandros Malatestas	Dentist
Melanie O’Brien	Physical therapist
Dr Hayley Lowe	Clinical psychologist, doctorate
Nicola Crawley	Midwife BSc Hons
Samantha Pereira	Homeopath: licenciate in homeopathy
Christine Conroy	Osteopath DOHons, FSCCO
Jacqueline Timms	Retired psychotherapist
Linda Afif	General Dentist, BChD
Maria Roseby	Children’s & young persons Mental Health Practioner (level 3)
Laura McMullan	Registered Nurse (children’s) NHS
Dr John Harrison	PhD,FDSRCSEng,FRCPath, Retired Consultant Pathologist
Vanessa Monk	Midwife
Geormina Vivas	RGN
Veronica De Luca	Sister, charge nurse
Lailah Cervantes	Deputy Sister- Registered nurse
Claudia	Physiotherapist
Wend Ann Edge	Psychotherapist, MSc
David White	Retired General Practitioner
Kay Parkinson	UKCP Psychotherapist MA MA BSc
EVERT	DENTIST
Carol Byrne	Senior physiotherapist MPFT
Deb Sorrill	Support worker
Len Duggan	Medical Herbalist
Gabriel Eke	General Surgeon
Karen Pritchard	Psychotherapist, MSc in Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
S Brown	Staff nurse
Susan Step	Osteopath D.O
Liz Brynin	Homeopath, SECH, MARH
Dr Richard William Ansell	GP
Maryja Morrison	Senior Staff Nurse
Dr Enrique Funes-Jimenez	General Practitioner UK
Patrícia Moraes	RM
Rosemarie Adams	Lead stroke OT
Malgorzata Balcerzak	Registered NHS midwife
Dr Robert Durling	Dental Surgeon BDS
Andrew Widdrington	Sedationist and dentist
Cordelia Howitt	Hospital doctor
Diane Barber	Nurse. RGN – Adult
Dr Nicola Smith	NHS Scotland Consultant Clinical Psychologist
Patricia Whyte	Retired Midwife Specialist Advidor
Jacqueline	Dentistry
Claire	Paediatric nurse
Liesl Pollock	Practice Nurse RGN
Dr Lee Kumalo	Consultant Psychiatrist
Hilary Honeyball	Pharmacist
Dr Esumary Oyowe	Junior Doctor
Alina	Senior nurse
Claire	Radiographer
Reamika West	GP registrar MBBS
Dr Audley Fraser	Dr of Osteomyology Dip MT Hons Lic TMS Ostm FAO
Virginie Host	Physiotherapist, Osteopath, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner MCSP, BSc(Hons), MSc, SEP
Elspeth	Naturopath
Viv Manjaro	Independent Mental Health Advocate
Dr Richard House	Chartered Psychologist (BPS); Retired Psychotherapist; former GP Counsellor

Here is the data on child Pfizer death. It is chilling.

Written by ross on 1 February 2022. Posted in News. Leave a Comment

An analysis of ONS data has shown that children are 52 times more likely to die after a covid shot than ‘unvaccinated’ children. In addition, the data, shows that the risk increases rapidly for younger children, and for second doses.

According to an analysis by the Daily Expose, in the first 10 months of last year, Pfizer vaccinated teenagers between 15-19 years old were 200% more likely to die than untreated teenagers. Meanwhile, vaccinated children between 10-14 years old were 1,000% more likely to die than those children who did have a covid vaccination.

In addition, the analysis of the government’s official data (which you can read in full here) shows that the second vaccine shot radically increases the chances of death. After the second shot, the risk rises to 300% for the older teenagers, and 5,200% for those under 14 years – based on a death rate of 238 per 100,000 person years.

However, even this grossly understates the true risk for several reasons.

The figures include children between 10 and 11 years old, an age group that is not eligible for vaccination in the UK. In addition, deaths within two weeks after vaccination are added to the unvaccinated count, not the vaccinated count, even though about half of all vaccine deaths occur in this period.

The failure of the mainstream news services to report on this should be shocking, if it did not follow a consistent pattern of ignoring all evidence that would detract from the sale of pharmaceuticals and government policy.

In addition, the Daily Expose’s analysis was in spite of the recalcitrant behaviour of the ONS and obfuscation in its presentation and reporting. According to the Daily Expose, the ONS inadvertently released enough details on deaths along children and adults in its Deaths by Vaccination status dataset.

Furthermore, the UK government had been sitting on the data for more than a month, allowing children and teenagers to continue to be vaccinated, while secretly adding up the resulting deaths. For a disease that does not kill them.

Infantile adults are everybody’s problem

Written by ross on 19 January 2022. Posted in News.

It’s a wonderful thing to live in a country where the rules that govern our everyday lives are compatible with good sense and reason.

Most of us have taken that for granted, so we’ve not had to think: what should we do if the rules are irrational or, worse still, downright wrong?

Blind obedience is a virtue, but only for very young children. They know so little about the world and can be a danger to themselves and others. The criteria for a good baby or toddler is basically just that – compliance with adult wishes.

But absolute obedience stops becoming a virtue pretty quickly. For a toddler it’s fine, but no parent should be happy if their child still unquestioningly obeys them when they are 10. To thrive in the world as a responsible adult, they need to develop judgement, good sense and the courage to act on it in the face of ‘authority’.

In the modern age, whole societies periodically lapse into this infantile mode.

For this to happen, the groundwork must be laid: adults need a father figure. For a long-time this was God and religion, but these days of course, it’s the State. Outsourcing our personal responsibilities to the State begins when we vote for strength in the face of external threats; when we choose to display our ‘kindness’, not through acts of personal charity and sacrifice, but by paying more tax. Soon, people begin to identify their moral worth by how they vote rather than how they act in the world. Immolation to the State becomes a proxy for morality.

And so adults cease to be ‘consenting.’ They become – not children even – but infants, toddlers. Meanwhile, the State becomes ‘tyrannical father’ and ‘devouring mother’.

It’s untenable though, because, in a very real sense, there is no such thing as a ‘State’. Yes, there are instruments and machineries of power. But they are just wielded by other toddlers. If the State is the people, and the people are infantilised, then adult supervision is an illusion. No government or legal system, however august or ancient, can uphold moral rights when presided over by grown-up infants. In such a situation, reason gives way to the moral imperative of the creche: fear, jealousy and greed.

An inevitable consequence of adults behaving as children is that children must be treated as adults. It is therefore logical that they are given autonomy and decision-making power over whether to irrevocably change their hormones and sex, for example, or their genetic make-up via a novel drug.

During the French Revolution, there was a popular saying. “Revolutions devour their children.” It was not just a metaphor. Many children were executed by the French revolutionary state, and many more ‘unofficially’ massacred. (Children can be a real threat to ideologies, you know.) Infantile societies destroy their children too. It begins by removing their innocence, then their childhood, and if it persists, it ends in blood.

I’m reminded of those buffoons at international football matches and political shindigs last summer while tens of thousands of perfectly healthy children were locked at home ‘isolating’. Their parents and teachers were all following the rules and held their heads up in society for doing so.

July 2021: their children were locked in their bedrooms.

And now we are entering, not the endgame, but perhaps the Squidgame. A risky pharmaceutical intervention to alter children’s genes. An unconscionable act with no plausible medical justification. It simply fulfils a deep psychological need among infantilised adults: to demonstrate State allegiance through child sacrifice. And let’s not forget, there’s the added kicker of being able to vacation abroad.

Make no mistake, every act of mindless compliance to nonsensical rules that every adult makes, trickles and then floods down on to children.

Every time you wear a mask, even though you know its efficacy has no basis in empiricism.

Every time you track-and-trace.

Every time you nod along to some virtue-signalling covid conversation.

Every time you submit your body to medical coercion, you deny to all children the freedoms you were born with and that our grandparents’ generation fought and died to protect.

You deny them the freedom to act out of conscience and personal responsibility, and the freedom to say ‘no’.

It’s not the State. There is no State. It’s me, and it’s you.

We are the problem.

Our compliance is violence.

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Ross Butler is founder of the Children’s Union

British Heart Foundation’s graphic advert prompts ‘please explain’

Written by ross on 17 January 2022. Posted in News.

Monday, 17^th January 2022

Dr Charmaine Griffiths

CEO, British Heart Foundation

Dear Charmaine,

Re: Questions concerning your TV advert and website

A number of our supporters asked me to get in touch with you, having seen your advert on television.

I watched the full version, called ‘This is science’, on your website. The main character is Sophie, a teenager who collapses on a soccer pitch, as her mother screams her name, and she drops to the floor, lifeless eyes rolling back. It’s shocking stuff.

Our followers would like to know:

What was the impetus behind focusing on children for this major campaign?

Presumably you are signalling that such events are not uncommon. But of course, that’s only true of 2021. Your advert normalises children having sudden, serious heart conditions, when it is ‘normal’ only in the context of the unprecedented covid vaccine rollout to young people. As you must know, while covid poses healthy children no statistically measurable risk, these vaccines are much more dangerous for them than for adults.

Your advert is called: ‘This is science’. But the only science on your coronavirus web pages is psychological manipulation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nZyiEfxi20

It talks of covid leading to heart problems, without mentioning that the covid spike that causes these complications is also in the vaccines but in vastly greater quantities, which is why kids weren’t dropping on football pitches during the 2020 pandemic, but only after the vaccine roll out.

You are pushing everyone to get double jabbed. “Everyone”, it says. Is this your medical advice, Dr Griffiths? Does “everyone” include children?

Do you see the invidious position you have placed the British Heart Foundation in?

You are raising funds to cure people’s heart conditions, while pushing the sale of the very drugs that cause the heart conditions in the first place. You are turning the British Heart Foundation into a racket.

I can only think that you and Professor Sir Nilesh Samani have sleep-walked into a nightmare, and you are struggling to wake up. On behalf of every child and young person whose heart and life you will ruin, we are ringing the alarm bell.

Wake up, get up, and start doing your job.

Yours sincerely,

Ross Butler

Founder, The Children’s Union

It has never been so easy to save a child’s life. Act now

Written by ross on 8 October 2021. Posted in News. Leave a Comment

The vaccinators are in our schools. The time to act is right now. You can do three things right now.

Inform headteachers of ongoing legal challenge

It’s not been covered in the media, but the law courts have put a huge dent in the government’s child vaccination plans and undermined its ethical basis.

At a high court hearing in early October, an injunction was sought to pause the mass rollout of Covid vaccinations for healthy children aged between 12 to 16 years.

High Court judge, Mr Justice Jay, accepted that there was sufficient evidence to demonstrate that the mass vaccination of healthy children may be unlawful.

Since the jabs don’t prevent infection or transmission, the government bench failed to offer any rational or plausible basis for the policy. However, given the political shock that stopping the roll out would cause, they have been granted 11 days to prepare better evidence. In the meantime, most Britain’s school children will be offered the chance to irreversibly join this dangerous and unnecessary experiment.

Safer to wait have written this letter that you can send to the head teachers in your area, explaining their moral and legal liability in the face of this development. Download it, sign and send:

https://t.co/17z9RUduWq?amp=1

2. NHS style consent form – leaflet drop

We have been sent this excellent consent form which you can print out and distribute in your local area.

Children are being vaccinated now, and they are under great peer and authoritative pressure. They need something in their hands to use as a last line of defence. This could be it.

3. Cover letter

If you wish, you could use this cover letter to provide some context and further information about the risks and supposed benefits of child vaccination.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSNGHZTuSd6c_EeqNTzHNquiSXr7eEyQaiALKYWteOHhTdPeRpDdX1MmIsyStvqzdTxC3Vh1Wx5CqWm/pub

The message

If you are going to be active, you may be put on the spot, and asked why you don’t think children should be vaccinated.

There are so many reasons not to vaccinate children it can be difficult to know where to begin in the heat of the moment.

Our analysis of people’s motivations suggests that emphasising people’s personal risk is not effective on its own. It must be couple with the fact that the jab will not actually do any good, since they were not designed to prevent transmission.

The pharmaceutical companies have tried to fudge this by advertising relative risk reductions of 99%. However, the standard measure of efficacy is absolute risk reduction, and these are so small as to be within the margin of statistical error.

In other words, there is no discernible benefit.

The cruellest thing a child could do to their parents is to risk their life, completely unnecessarily.

I would like to thank you all in advance. We can’t save everyone. So work on that basis that you can prevent one family from having their lives shattered.

Good luck.

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