The COVID vaccines efficacy scam

The COVID vaccines efficacy scam

Pharma companies make fantastic claims about the efficacy of COVID vaccines. But, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. A peer-reviewed study in The Lancet states that vaccines that are hyped to have over 90% efficacy may in reality have under 2% efficacy.

Is COVID a Chinese bio-genetic weapon?

Is COVID a Chinese bio-genetic weapon?

When the rest of the world – people and economies are falling like dominoes, China, the nursery of the virus, recorded very few COVID cases and deaths. What is more, its first-quarter GDP grew 18.3 percent year-on-year. So, what’s cooking?

World War 3 in slow motion?

World War 3 in slow motion?

It was in late-2007, I was a young magazine editor invited to a social do at the French Consulate in Mumbai. It was a nice party and I had had one champagne too many. Who else would I be talking to, but the then French Consul General. Having just come off a trip to Paris, I had quite a few things to say to him, mainly on the art, culture and business landscape…but also about geopolitics.

COVID panic factory: UK edition

COVID panic factory: UK edition

Here we are at the cusp of another COVID panic creation campaign just when the global economy has begun limping towards recovery. But the vaccine market (upon which many billions in revenue are riding) cannot really flourish if people get too comfortable living with the virus.

Tenet: Trite and tacky

Tenet: Trite and tacky

The visual spectacle is unfortunately an intrinsic part of Christopher Nolan’s TIRED and TESTY formula that we have seen through Inception and Interstellar. Think of him as a bad mix of film makers Rohit Shetty, Gene Roddenberry, Mani Ratnam, and classic surprise-ending storyteller O’Henry.

Astrology: A bridge between the known and the unknown

Astrology: A bridge between the known and the unknown

Depending on who you speak with, astrology/palmistry/face-reading or any other form of prediction is either a science or a pseudo-science. I had my first encounter with astrology at age 23. It had been a chance encounter with a face-reader, who didn’t charge me a penny while making these two dramatic predictions: