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Letter to employers declining vaccinations and "vaccine passports"

By: MiriFebruary 16, 20215 Comments
Dear [employer name], I am writing to you in reference to recent multiple press reports concerning the possibility of "vaccine passports" - that is to say, certification of Covid vaccination status, on which certain liberties - such as retaining employment or returning to the workplace - may become dependent. While many government ministers, including the […]

Letter for people being pressurised by doctors' surgeries to receive vaccinations

By: MiriFebruary 11, 2021No Comments
Dear Dr. [name], I am writing to you regarding the COVID-19 vaccination programme, which your surgery has taken a very keen, and entirely unsolicited, interest in promoting to me. I do not wish to receive a COVID-19 vaccination, nor do I wish to be the recipient of any further communication from you regarding this, or any […]

Letter for people whose employers are pressurising them to endorse vaccines to others

By: MiriFebruary 8, 2021No Comments
Dear [names], I am writing to you in regards to the current Covid-19 vaccination programme, that several colleagues have indicated they are actively promoting to clients. I am concerned that such expectations may be placed upon me, too. I would like to record formally and in writing that I am unwilling to participate in such promotional […]

Letter for a hospital worker wishing to decline Covid tests and vaccinations

By: MiriJanuary 12, 2021No Comments
Dear Sirs, I am writing to you in regards to the current coronavirus situation, and the potential advent of regular coronavirus testing and vaccinations. I do not wish to receive either of these interventions, and would like my concerns and wishes acknowledged in writing, for my own peace of mind and to ensure there is […]

Letter to the editor of a children's newspaper re: vaccine propaganda

By: MiriDecember 15, 2020No Comments
Dear Editor, I subscribe to your newspaper on behalf of my children, aged _ and _. They are avid readers, and very much enjoy having their own newspaper, greatly looking forward to its arrival each week. I am ordinarily very happy with the standard of journalism and the age-appropriate articles included, which prompt much interesting […]

Letter to the Sunday Times re: Chris Exley and vaccines

By: MiriApril 15, 2019No Comments
Dear Shanti Das and Jonathan Leake, I am writing to you in regards to your article of 07/04/19 regarding Professor Chris Exley.  Professor Exley is recognised as the world's leading authority on aluminium toxicity, with a research career that spans four decades, and encompasses extensive publication in multiple top international journals. So to claim that 'experts' disagree […]

Letter to Dr. Sue Sherman of Keele University re: HPV vaccine

By: MiriJanuary 28, 2016No Comments
28th January, 2016 Dear Dr. Sherman, I attended your lecture on the 27th January, 2016, regarding the HPV vaccination. I have been working in this field myself for some time, researching and raising awareness of the adverse effects associated with this vaccine. The HPV vaccines (Gardasil and the now-discontinued Cervarix) have the worst safety profiles […]

How to silence conspiracy theorists

By: MiriJune 9, 2026No Comments
As regular consumers of conspira-content are likely aware, a few days ago, my friend Francis O'Neill wrote a rather controversial article, about someone named Ed The Techie, his relationship to Bob Moran, and, primarily, Ed's direct connections to the Lucy Connolly state psyop. Nearly all conspiracies seem to lead to Connolly these days, but that's […]

DAVID ICKE EXPOSED

By: MiriMay 4, 2026No Comments
Okay, I admit it. I've been a bit naughty. This article isn't actually about exposing David Icke, but rather, the provocative title is to illustrate a key point about human psychology: that this article will get far more views than my articles normally do, purely due to the "big name" invoked in the title. Equally, […]

Why there are no Amish geniuses

By: MiriApril 21, 2026No Comments
As I quite often mention, I rather admire the Amish people. In fact, 'admire' might not be emphatic enough a term: 'starstruck' is closer to it, and the only time in my life I have ever really felt an emotion of the starry-strucky variety was in 2013, when I was studying in upstate New York, […]

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