The Post-Partisan Emporium

  We're told it's anti-Semitic to say things about Israel that are absolutely true The only sure-fire way to avoid accusations is to agree with lies When a demon like Rupert Murdoch is forced to grovel, who does he grovel to? The answer is Satan of course. Rupert Murdoch is someone world leaders grovel to because they know if they fall out of his favour, it can be the end, but even the mogul who decides the outcome of western elections grovels to Benjamin Netanyahu. In 2013, The Sunday Times published the following  cartoon  from Gerald Scarfe, captioned: “Will cementing the peace continue?” One day later, Rupert Murdoch tweeted: “Gerald Scarfe has never reflected the opinions of The Sunday Times. Nevertheless, we owe major apology for grotesque, offensive cartoon.” The Sunday Times editor issued a more detailed apology that I won’t bore you with the details of, but it was along the lines of: “We stepped out of line by criticising Israel’s war crimes and will not do so again. P

  What Cow’s Milk tells us about PCR testing The double standards of testing CARL HENEGHAN The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)  found  297 PCR-positive dairy product samples for H5N1 avian flu, including cottage cheese and sour cream. Now, in covid times, one can imagine the headlines: cows' milk is a danger to human health as it transmits bird flu; it's time to quarantine all cows. Had the modellers been involved, we might have seen a call for a massive cull of bovines with screeches to stockpile prophylactic antivirals for millions - what happened in 2005. However, this story has yet to hit the deadlines. Why?  The agency tested the sample for viable replicating viruses using egg inoculation and found all were negative. Tests on  96 PCR-positive retail milk samples were negative. They then tested 201 more PCR-positive dairy product samples, including cottage cheese and sour cream. All were negative for viable virus. The World Health Organization hastily put together a  web