Co-Authored Articles

Ethical boundaries in medical decision-making can be blurred by circumstances

By Jonathan Engler (co-chair HART) and Jessica Hockett The debate as to how much “pandemic” harm was caused not by a virus, but rather by the dystopian response to the perceived threat of a virus, has been raging for some time now. Jonathan tweeted about this last year in relation to Lombardy and that thread was turned into…

2 years ago · 113 likes · 58 comments · HART

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

Whodunnit? {unabridged}

A whodunnit (a colloquial elision of "Who [has] done it?") is a complex plot-driven variety of detective fiction in which the puzzle regarding who committed the crime is the main focus. The reader or viewer is provided with clues to the case, from which the identity of the perpetrator may be deduced before the story provides the revelation itself at its…

2 years ago · 173 likes · 110 comments · Martin Neil, Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, and Norman Fenton

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

An explosive discussion with ex-CDC scientist Norman Pieniazek

Dr Norman Pieniazek is a molecular biologist, geneticist, epidemiologist with 147 publications in virology and parasitology. Before he retired, he spent 24 years working at the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in the USA. He has also spent time abroad including time working in Spain and Poland…

2 years ago · 96 likes · 49 comments · Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler, and Jessica Hockett

PANDA Uncut

Does New York City 2020 Make Any Sense?

by Thomas Verduyn BASc, Jessica Hockett PhD, Jonathan Engler MB ChB LLB DipPharmMed, Todd Kenyon PhD, & Martin Neil PhD This article is working document and is open to queries and corrections. Email panda@pandata.org In a previous article we discussed the large spring 2020 spike in mortality reported for New York City (NYC). This spike comprises an extra…

a year ago · 121 likes · 119 comments

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

US covid-19 ventilation policy: made in China?

The lethal role of ventilation in treating covid-19 is a hot topic again after Elon Musk raised it in conversation with Joe Rogan on his recent Spotify podcast: Here is the discussion: 0:00 Well, 80% of the people they put on ventilators died. 0:03 Yeah…

a year ago · 51 likes · 37 comments · Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler, and Jessica Hockett

Wood House 76

New York COVID-19 Hospital Frontline: The Silent Witness

March 2020 heralded a new heroic figure: the doctor or nurse working on the hospital ‘frontlines’, battling a novel, untreatable and deadly coronavirus. Nowhere did this archetype emerge more suddenly and more prominently than in New York City, the so-called “epicenter” of sudden disease spread in the United States…

a year ago · 10 likes · 5 comments · Jessica Hockett, Martin Neil, and Jonathan Engler

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

'Spikeopathy' does not explain the 'novel' symptoms associated with COVID-19

Summary Recently two of the authors were involved in a WhatsApp conversation with two ‘frontline’ doctors: Dr Pierre Kory and Dr Jackie Stone in which the conversation focused on differences of opinion on the topic of whether covid-19 was ‘novel and deadly’ and whether there was indeed a…

a year ago · 136 likes · 154 comments · Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler, and Jessica Hockett

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

Our response to Dr Pierre Kory

A few weeks ago, we wrote an article titled “'Spikeopathy does not explain the 'novel' symptoms associated with COVID-19: An investigation into competing alternative explanations,” which was written in reaction to a WhatsApp conversation in a group containing a number of ‘frontline’ doctors including…

a year ago · 161 likes · 299 comments · Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler, and Jessica Hockett

Jonathan’s Substack

Ethical boundaries in medical decision-making can be blurred by circumstances

I have posted this article (which we wrote for HART last year - here) before as a cross-post, but thought I would post again, as it raises a number of issues which are very important for people to understand…

6 months ago · 24 likes · 17 comments · Jonathan Engler and Jessica Hockett

Wood House 76

"Question Everything" (Except That Thing)

We contacted two prominent 'alternative' media outlets well-known for elevating COVID-dissident views and championing free speech/free press rights with a proposal to spark a public debate about the SARS-CoV-2 origin story and accompanying pandemic narrative. We asked if they would publish our article presenting questions to the chief proponents of the …

7 months ago · 59 likes · 17 comments · Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, and Martin Neil

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

Claim of Function - it wasn't a lab-leak and neither was it from the wet-market

Yes, that old chestnut again…

5 months ago · 100 likes · 108 comments · Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler, and Jessica Hockett

Wood House 76

Yes, We Believe the Bergamo (Italy) All-Cause Death Curve is Fraudulent

A few people have made us aware that a German analyst named Tom Lausen is saying he believes the spring 2020 Bergamo (Italy) death spike is “faked” (see the thread here). This is akin to, but not exactly the same as, what we have both asserted about New York City curves — and now suspect of other locations, including Bergamo…

5 months ago · 28 likes · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

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Did the Trucks of Bergamo Carry Only One Coffin Each - and Does it Really Matter?

Military trucks rolling through Bergamo, Italy, are among the most enduring “pandemic” images of early 2020. Their message was unmistakable…

3 months ago · 52 likes · 6 comments · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

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Did the Corman-Drosten Protocol “rely on social media reports” to seek (& then find) SARS-CoV-2?

Amidst so many problematic things about the Corman-Drosten protocol - the PCR testing assay used to launch a pandemic - and the circumstances around its emergence, it’s easy to miss a curious and troubling statement in the results section…

2 months ago · 37 likes · 1 comment · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

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False Binaries that 'Limit the Spectrum of Acceptable Opinion' in the COVID-19 Debate and Perpetuate Lies Told by The Powers That Be (Part 1)

“All serious people and academics now agree with the Covid contrarian outcasts from 2020. This makes the debates very boring…

2 months ago · 88 likes · 77 comments · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

Jonathan’s Substack

Our worst fears are coming true.

Quick post to point out this substack note, and the associated developing story…

2 months ago · 81 likes · 38 comments · Jonathan Engler and Jessica Hockett

Jonathan’s Substack

Novelty and immunity: Why were we so blind to the obvious?

In “Why do people still believe in Covid?” Jonathan, Martin Neil , and Norman Fenton pulled together threads about PCR testing to remind readers that claims about a spreading novel virus causative of a unique disease are baseless and the WHO’s pandemic declaration was unwarranted, if not fraudulent…

2 months ago · 7 likes · 1 comment · Jonathan Engler and Jessica Hockett

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On dividing a resistance, the existence of viruses, 'the COVID response', & spreading-non-deadly threats

Motivated by our interactions with Bill Rice and other apparent misunderstandings of our views, we seek to clarify our shared position on fundamental issues and questions…

a month ago · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

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The City of Bergamo's accusations against Antonio Porto do not validate the spring 2020 death spike

Shortly after publishing Did the trucks of Bergamo carry only one coffin each - and does it really matter? we learned the city of Bergamo filed a complaint against Antonio Porto. We were unable to obtain a copy of the complaint and, rather than react to the news immediately, waited to see if anything became of it…

a month ago · 23 likes · 2 comments · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

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John Ioannidis is wrong about the Bergamo and New York City spring 2020 death spikes

We can add the Bergamo and New York City spring 2020 death spikes to the list of things that John Ioannidis, one of the most-cited scientists in the world, is wrong about when it comes to “COVID…

25 days ago · 42 likes · 18 comments · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

The Fallacy of Trust: Revisiting the Reliability of SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Testing Methods

In October 2023, we explored the role of antigen testing during the pandemic in our article on Operation Moonshot in the UK…

22 days ago · 89 likes · 30 comments · Martin Neil, Jonathan Engler, Norman Fenton, and Jessica Hockett

Jonathan’s Substack

Does the UK's "REACT-2" antibody study prove that a novel virus was in circulation in 2020?

People who believe the fantastical story that a virus “somehow escaped” from a lab in Wuhan, traversed (most of) the globe, and temporarily wiped out the flu nearly everywhere often fall back on the UK’s REACT-2 study as evidence, and specifically this graph contained within one of its published reports…

19 days ago · Jonathan Engler, Martin Neil, and Jessica Hockett

Wood House 76

The possibility of a poisoning event in New York City

Via Substack Notes, Sasha Latypova stated…

8 days ago · 2 likes · Jessica Hockett, Jonathan Engler, and Martin Neil

Wood House 76

Was there ever any evidence for human-to-human transmission of 2019-nCoV?

On 20 January 2020, it was reported that China had confirmed human-to-human transmission of 2019-nCoV, after finding “no clear evidence” six days earlier…

3 days ago · 43 likes · 25 comments · Jessica Hockett and Jonathan Engler

Jonathan’s Substack

How mass testing creates the illusion of "spread".

We recently posted an article arguing that there was - when examined critically - no evidence that anything was “spreading” in spring 2020, and that all observations suggesting there was are explainable as an artefact of the rollout of mass testing, using technologies which don’t measure what we think they are measuring, and suffer from (if measuring an…

2 days ago · 11 likes · 2 comments · Jonathan Engler and Jessica Hockett

Jonathan’s Substack

More thoughts on "virus hunting"

We recently came across the below edition of “Redacted…

14 hours ago · 39 likes · 23 comments · Jonathan Engler and Jessica Hockett