Genotoxic risks in patients with COVID-19

Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused numerous deaths worldwide. Despite the mitigation of infection manifestations in recent months, the possible consequences of the epidemic remain difficult to predict. Genotoxicity and subsequent development of neoplasms are possible outcomes. This review summarises the data on these questions. Studies from several countries have reported increased levels of DNA damage in nucleated blood cells of patients with severe forms of COVID-19 infection. The level of DNA damage can be used as a prognostic factor for the disease outcome. It is considered that SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins play a crucial role in DNA damage; however, the virus also inhibits the DNA repair system. Co-morbidities and use of antiviral drugs may also contribute to DNA damage in patients with COVID-19."

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39955016/

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"THE BOOK OF VISION" UK & IRELAND LINK

WHY IS THE BOOK OF VISION RELEVANT TODAY?

REVIEW EXCERPT BY PHILOSOPHER FELICE CIMATTI

"The doctor Johan Anmuth (his is The Book of Vision studied by Eva), who we will later discover is also very much in love with Elizabeth von Ouerbach, believes in a medicine in which the body is not just a sack containing organs and fluids: he treats his patients first of all by listening to their stories and fears, as if he were at the same time a scientist and a psychoanalyst ante litteram. An ancient, patient, fallible medicine that relies even before technology on the body’s intrinsic ability to react to illness. The body, for Anmuth, is connected to the life of people and places, woods and waters, dreams and nightmares.

The idea of ​​the body of the new young doctor who takes his place is completely different, a Cartesian and quantitative idea, the body as machine which needs to be repaired like a broken clock. In the middle there is a woman’s body, that of Elizabeth / Eva, the subject of male discourses, both in the past (the new doctor takes over from the old one to follow her third pregnancy) and in the present (Eva is pregnant, and the pregnancy is at risk for a serious heart problem; a situation that, doctor Baruch Morgan tells her, requires a choice, she must have an abortion if she does not want to risk dying). What is at stake is precisely the body, silent but not mute, slow but not passive, singular but not individual.

What is a body, then? In the film, two eras and two world-views collide, one which ends with Galileo and Descartes, the animated and sensitive world of the anima mundi, and the technological and artificial world of modern science, that of the inert body of an increasingly artificial and inhumane medicine (it is a robot with many mechanical arms that operates Eva). It is difficult, we said, not to see this film without thinking about the months we have just lived, the epidemic and the quarantine, the scientists who tell us what we must do, their words as sentences without appeal, the silence of all others voices, starting from the disappearance (for the first time in human history, probably), of religion and the sacred.

If we then think about what was, and still is, the main remedy for the spread of the epidemic, social distancing, we realize how The Book of Vision grasps the decisive point of our time, what it is and what will happen to body. In fact, “social distancing” means nothing more than for a human body the greatest danger is represented by another human body. The body, that is, our own life, has become the enemy of life itself. We save ourselves without the body, or at least by isolating the body in a sterile bubble: but sterile means, precisely, without life.

It is no coincidence that this battle takes place on the body of a woman, Elizabeth von Ouerbach / Eva, because it is in a woman’s body that (at least for now) new life is born, and therefore it is on the control of this body (whether this control is operated by males or by women obviously makes no difference – from the point of view of the body). But this life, precisely because like every life it is overbearing and without concern for anyone, now represents the main medical threat to human health. It is within this antinomy that The Book of Vision brings us, between an era in which life was vital because it was infected and uncontrollable, and one in which life, to save itself, must renounce contact with other lives. Hintermann does not propose any way out, because we ourselves are that antinomy, however he shows us that what is played around the body is a daily battle, and that there is no easy way to fight it. The body is at stake in this battle."

https://www.parklandfilmdistribution.com/movie/the-book-of-vision

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The Science of Brainwashing - David Charalambous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrh42yLxS84

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DEREK DIMMOCK MIDAZOLAM CASE

"NOTEWORTHY: Nurse Nancy was the only medical professional who was thanked by the Dimmock family in court, this is despite the fact that she was then the junior nurse who was on duty when the Midazolam was first administered to Derek & she delivered the first doses.

As we said below, there is a sense by the Dimmock family that the most junior nurse Nancy Griffin-Gauldie is in danger of being scapegoated by her superiors, Drs Amy Kingston (consultant) & Pheobe Wright & the
Trinity Hospice leadership, as the decision to place Derek Dimmock on an end of life pathway (which the Dimmock family say hastened his death via Midazolam) without a formal clinical assessment (as accepted by all witnesses) wasn’t her responsibility, but the doctors’ responsibility, as ultimately admitted to by Dr Amy Kingston in cross-examination.

The Dimmock family are demanding real accountability, from
Matt Hancock down to the leadership at the Royal
Trinity Hospice, not the scapegoating of the very kind & most junior nurse on duty during that day.

Inquest notes:
“Bogle: and I've been asked by Maureen and Paul Dimmock to thank you nurse Nancy for the care that you gave Del

Nurse Nancy: Thank you, and I'm really sorry you're going through this

Paul: Thank you Nancy

Maureen: Thank you Nancy”

via Maajid Nawaz

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Beyond the politics of left and right

Real Left’s Chris Rea is interviewed by Richard House

"CR: Real Left – which was originally Left Lockdown Sceptics until our name change in 2023 – was founded in January 2021 by David Fletcher and his colleagues from the Marxist theoretical journal Marxist World. Since then, through members leaving and joining, the demographic of the editorial has changed to a more libertarian left (anarchist) weighted makeup, although we still have active members/supporters who identify as communists, Marxists and socialists.

The founding purpose was to provide an online publishing platform for critiques of the ‘new normal’ or bio-security state from anti-capitalist perspectives. Such critiques were, and mostly still are, absent from left-wing discourse. We have since broadened the focus of our critique to all aspects of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, platforming ‘dissident’ positions on issues like net zero, for example.

RH: Where does Real Left stand on the vexed question of ‘wokeness’ and the culture wars – assuming you have a definable position on these issues?

CR: Usually, phenomena labelled ‘wokeness’ connote a trickle-down manifestation of the transition to stakeholder capitalism – with its introduction of diversity, equality and inclusion; environmental and social governance, and social impact corporate frameworks. This, to eventually align all economic activity with the Sustainable Development Goals: the new rules of the (digital prison) game. Global techno-fascism has constructed socially and environmentally conscious sounding PR – green/sustainable, people-powered, inclusive, etc. – to disguise its real goals.

Finally, a note of caution regarding the way the term ‘woke’ is sometimes used to disparage or dismiss past or present grassroots activities towards improved social justice. We live under a hierarchical system designed by highly adept predators. The raison d’etre of essentially all institutions and mass media-propagated culture is to disseminate, manage and normalise the abuse and exploitation of the population in a myriad of ways. If we are serious about egalitarian revolution, that must include a willingness to examine the culturally-imbibed attitudes and behaviours that make us complicit in the oppression of those with (even) less social and economic power than ourselves."

https://realleft.substack.com/p/real-left-interview-in-the-light

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At a 1 in 800 death rate for the injections she saved at least 10 people from death and many more from injury.

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Dr. Andrew Zimmerman’s full Affidavit on alleged link between vaccines and autism that U.S. govt. covered up - Sharyl Attkisson

https://sharylattkisson.com/2023/07/dr-andrew-zimmermans-full-affidavit-on-alleged-link-between-vaccines-and-autism-that-u-s-govt-covered-up/

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I will be speaking at SOUNDS BEAUTIFUL music festival in June in Dorset England. Come see me there!

https://www.soundsbeautiful.uk/home

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Introducing TWS: Trump Worship Syndrome.

Do you know anyone who is affected?

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SAY THE TRUTH! ARE YOU?

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The Christian nurse is the problem, not the jabs!

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Peculiar, Yet Not Peculiar Enough: My Reflections on ARC 2025

"Despite these positives, I came away from ARC confused and frustrated, with more questions than answers. Amid all the talk of Judeo-Christian foundations, values, and virtues, largely absent were the name of Jesus Christ, the gospel of grace, and the centrality of the church—except for a few notable moments, like Amy Orr-Ewing pointing to Jesus the Great Samaritan.

This might seem like a pietistic theologian’s nitpicking. What more could we expect in such a mixed gathering? However, the absence of Jesus Christ of the Gospels—historical, particular, peculiar, material, and personal—is significant both for penultimate and ultimate ends.

I’m not the first to notice this. In January, Tara Isabella Burton critiqued what she labels as “memetic” Christianity: “In this view, Christianity is good, useful, and desirable both because its fundamental metaphorical message says something true about human nature, and also because a society in which people broadly hold to that metaphorical message is preferable to the nihilistic carnival of postliberal modernity.”

Burton argues that memetic Christianity (of which she gives Jordan Peterson as an example) focuses on its “political and ideological potential at the expense, of well, Christ.” She’s concerned that the metaphorical and memetic become more real and prior to the particular and literally true:

You cannot have the fruit of Christianity without the root. And what’s the root? It’s those peculiar doctrines Wilberforce earlier defined as the corruption of human nature, the atonement of the Savior, and the sanctifying influence of the Holy Spirit. Wilberforce urged cultural Christianity not to turn “[its] eyes from the grand peculiarities of Christianity, [but] to keep these ever in view, as the pregnant principles whence all the rest must derive their origin, and receive their best support.”

Similar to Wilberforce’s illustration, it was stated more than once at ARC that we’re a “cut-flower culture,” having forgotten our heritage. However, what I witnessed at the conference was a cut-cut-flower culture: There was a lot of good fruit displayed but not much root (although Guinness came close)."

Daniel Strange

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/reflections-arc-2025/

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"As I said to Maajid Nawaz, where is the accountability for the removal of family oversight during lockdown, the lack of the same contributing to medicine by dangerous protocol NG163 - not patient centred nor tailored. How many deaths from NG163 protocols could we be looking at? How many unnecessary deaths from one size fits all protocols are still happening today?"

Clare Wills Harrison

@LawyersofLight

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🇬🇧🇺🇦Would you want your kids conscripted to Ukraine?

GB News Bev Turner: “If I felt the principle of sending my children to the front line was wrong, I would stand in front of the door and I would rather be shot than my children dragged out of a car to go and defend their country.”

⚡️Watch the exchange on conscription in FULL HERE

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Congrats to freedom fighter Jake Fern for winning Sussex Portrait Artist of the Year 2025!

Seize the means of cultural production!

https://youtu.be/cCBOXVxfG54?si=aQ1JJVAFRm4bW9D5

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