HART caim to be " a group of highly qualified UK doctors, scientists .. and other academic experts", but in private they have some truly bizarre beliefs, including that vaccines make you magnetic or are designed to turn us into zombies that can be remote controlled using 5G. 🤪
Many HART members believe that covid vaccines cause "shedding". Basically, they think vaccinated people walk around in a cloud of spike proteins that can "infect" those around them. They blamed everying from unusual periods to rising covid cases on alleged "vaccine shedding".
Christine Padgham was particularly active in "vaccine shedding" discussions. Initially questioning if it was "mass hysteria" or "nonsense", within weeks she was asking fellow members if anything from a child with shingles to a baby with a temperature could be due to shedding.
Members wondered if mask mandates were lifted so that vaccinated people could spread "whatever it is being shedded", and seriously suggested "removing" vaccinated teachers to stop them shedding on pupils, or even that unvaccinated people should wear masks to protect themselves!
This paranoia took its toll. One member asked if he should stop his vaccinated sister holding his baby in case she shed on it! Ros Jones and Clare Craig both advised him to steer clear. So masks and social distancing don't stop covid spreading but do protect you from vaccines? 🤔
Another popular belief amongst HART members that has no basis in reality is that covid vaccines are mostly made up of graphene oxide and make you magnetic. Liz Evans in particular fell for this story, even sharing a Not On The Beeb petition calling it a "crime against humanity".
Liz Evans' obsession with the ridiculous graphene oxide story included calling it "an unprecedented and deliberately orchestrated health crisis", questioning whether vaccinated mothers could pass the substance on to their babies, and even suggesting analysing their breast milk!
Other members discussed unbelievable stories about "EMF readings" coming from the spot where people were injected, whether graphene oxide rather than a virus was causing covid, or whether blood clots were causing the magnetism because haemoglobin contains iron, so .. er. 🤦♂️
"This culminated in a group of well refreshed HART members sticking magnets to Tony Hinton's arm in a London pub after a protest march!
The man with the magnets, Colin Natali, later revealed he'd been sticking them to his patients too! Did @SchoenClinicLON know about this?"
But wait, it gets worse. HART members wondered if the graphene oxide they wrongly believe is making people magnetic could be used for "brain control", while Liz Evans thought covid vaccines might contain "nanotech" to build a "platform for wireless interaction with humans".
HART had long wanted to examine covid vaccines themselves, and they finally got their chance recently when UK Citizen 2021 provided a stolen vial to Tess Lawrie. Unfortunately the "lab report" she commissioned was so poor even Michael Yeadon trashed it.
Having mistaken a dirty microscope slide for graphene oxide nanotech in vaccines, it's no surprise HART also spent several days arguing over whether textile fibres in a mask were really tiny parasitic worms. 🤦♂️
Despite more sceptical members repeatedly saying the supposed mask worms were just inorganic fibres, other HART members insisted "we need to get them analysed to be sure", and suggested testing covid test swabs for them as well.
Even though she thought they might just be inorganic fibres, Clare Craig was keen to put them under a better microscope, and worried they might be lung worm larvae! Eventually Ros Jones asked a nematode expert to clear it up. Unsurprisingly he thought it was just a fibre. 🤷♂️
While HART members believe in a lot of crazy things, some don't seem to believe that viruses can be transmitted and cause disease ("germ theory"). Members repeatedly cite leading virus deniers like Zach Bush and Thomas Cowan (who last year lost his medical license).
And in recent weeks, HART's Michael Yeadon repeatedly questioned if a pandemic happened at all and whether viruses in general or SARS-CoV-2 in particular cause diseases. He even co-signed a letter by Thomas Cowan challenging virologists to prove they do!
After the horrific attack on the Christmas market in Magdeburg, all the people you'd expect immediately blamed Islam and called for Muslims to be deported en masse for one man's crime. Just one problem... Apparently the suspect isn't a Muslim. 🧵
The apparent suspect in the attack on the Magdeburg market is a Saudi refugee who denounced Islam, accuses Germany of a "secret project to Islamize Europe", and regularly shared posts by far right accounts using similar language to the people who assumed he was an Islamist.
Even after the suspect's identity and beliefs were reported, racists and bigots on X were still blaming Islamists for the attack, or even claiming it was an attempt to "gaslight us" and "we all know why the terrorist carried out the attack".
Proving once again that he'll do anything that gives him an opportunity to promote himself, Aseem Malhotra is appearing at an online "Long COVID masterclass" .. run by a homeopath and featuring several notorious anti-vaxxers, quacks and conspiracy theorists. 🧵
The online event which Aseem Malhotra is taking part in and helping to promote is hosted by an American homeopath and "expert in silver and copper therapeutics", who claims he can cure diseases with herbal medicine and "belief in the Holy Spirit"!
Or in layman's terms, a quack.
Speaking alongside Aseem Malhotra:
1) Judy Mikovits, who's spent the last decade blaming everything from ME and autism to cancer on a retrovirus which she falsely claims is found in vaccines. More recently she starred in the Plandemic series, promoting covid conspiracy theories.
Good start to Nigel Farage's life as an MP, as he claims that he gave incorrect information to the Register of Interests. 🤦♂️ His first entry in the register says he's paid "£97,928.40 a month" by GB News. But now he claims that sum was for "several months of work". 🤷♂️
Nigel Farage is also the only employee of the "company" that GB News pays him through. So the whole setup is just a tax dodge, and any "significant expenses" it generates are likely to be Farage's own personal spending.
The other highlight of Farage's first Register entry is the £32,836 of travel costs a donor paid for him to fly to America to "support a friend who was almost killed". He is, of course, talking about Donald Trump.
It's not clear how this "represented Clacton on the world stage".
Racist thug Tommy Robinson and racist mug Laurence Fox held an ironically named "unite the kingdom" rally in London this weekend. Unsurprisingly lots of conspiracy theorists turned up to support them. 🧵
Alan Miller interviewed Laurence Fox. In the clip Miller defended Tommy Robinson, and claimed that him almost causing a trial to collapse by breaching reporting restrictions was a "free speech" issue. 🤦♂️
Miller leads a group of anti-vax and climate change conspiracy theorists.
In another Miller interview, Norman Fenton described former football hooligan Tommy Robinson as a "great heroic patriot", and said he's been "following him for years".
Fenton is a member of anti-vax misinfo group HART, and has accused the ONS of lying to cover up vaccine deaths.
Conspiracist X went into overdrive after the attempt on Trump's life yesterday. Within minutes they'd already misidentified the shooter and blamed everyone from the CIA and Mossad to the "Deep State" for the shooting, which sadly claimed the life of a bystander at the rally. 🧵
Conspiracy theorists quickly identified the shooter as "antifa extremist" Mark Violets, saying he posted a video before the attack and had been arrested. None of which was true.
The photo is of an Italian football blogger, and the real shooter was dead.
Last week Andrew Bridgen claimed Ukraine might be working on a dirty bomb to use in a "false flag" attack in Europe. Unsurprisingly his comments have now been amplified by the Russian military and state media, and echoed back by Russian assets and useful idiots here in the UK. 🧵
Andrew Bridgen had an "incredibly productive" meeting with the Russian ambassador in London earlier this year.
Since then he's claimed Rishi Sunak called the election to avoid being a wartime PM, and that Ukraine's planning a "false flag" nuclear attack in Europe "like 9/11". 😳
Meanwhile Russian assets and useful idiots here in the UK have been amplifying these claims of false flag attacks and dirty bombs.
John and Irina Mappin at least are known to have visited the Russian embassy recently, and all frequently share Russian propaganda on social media.