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Richard Murphy says:
May 23 2021 at 5:06 pm
The editor of the very well respected Health Services Journal called PHE an unreliable source today.

They have not released data on schools

The data released has been delayed by No 10 and I think you give it an optimistic reading

I am not questioning the scientists

I think PHE’s leadership is cowering to politicians and is plying to their eugenic agenda

They are failing us as a result

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Just where you’d go for answers to the clinical effectiveness of vaccines, right?