In Focus

The Monkeypox Are Coming, Or Not?

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Conspiracy (Theory) for Advanced Learners – Part 2

In June 2022, I discussed the monkeypox tabletop exercise from the Munich Security Conference of November 2021 in my blog “Monkeypox – Conspiracy (Theory) for Advanced Learners” and suggested a prospective test. It took a while, but it appears my considerations at the time weren’t so misguided. I had written that if the notion holds that these pandemics and their precursor games are cleverly concocted plans, we would soon witness a declaration of a global emergency (PHEIC), alarmist press releases, possibly about a genetically modified monkeypox virus.

Initially, it seemed I was mistaken, as the monkeypox alarmism quickly subsided. However, monkeypox has returned. The WHO Director-General has consulted his shamans, who have whispered to him: a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). This mechanism empowers the WHO to make recommendations to governments.

We hear: altered genes have apparently been found in the monkeypox virus, once again hinting at biological tampering.

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A Few Thoughts and Arguments on the Current Campaign Against Homeopathy

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This is a text which I have written in response to a call by some VOLT-actitivists that the VOLT-Party (a new pan-European party) should support the ban on homoepathy, on the grounds of an alleged death of a child by homeopathy in Italy.

There is an anti-homeopathy campaign ongoing currently in which most arguments used are either wrong or distorted (see below). Supporting such a campaign would simply be plain stupid. The most sensible thing to do is what no one dares doing currently: to organise one or a series of meetings in which an open discourse is started about homeopathy, one that considers data and the pro and con arguments.

I hereby want to clear up some common misconceptions.

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