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The evidence session with Carl Heneghan was quite entertaining, they knew exactly who they were dealing with. Spent a while pointing out what his areas of expertise actually were, had to resort to getting him to give yes or no answers in order to bypass his slippery shit, made him look as...

Here for example are references in this forum to Heneghan during the pandemic, I was far from the only one complaining about his shit: =1&c[nodes][0]=120&o=relevance"]Search results for query: heneghan He is up last next week. Mark Woolhouse is up first. He has already been quoted a number of...

...the importance and timing of lockdowns etc that came up this week? Will I be able to deal with a couple of witnesses next week that I had reasons to go mad about during the pandemic (eg Carl Heneghan) ? I expect I will still do some but I'm not going to pretend it will be anything like...

Heneghan is a pandemic shithead and was treated exactly as he deserved to be by a serious inquiry that has a grasp on pandemic wave dynamics. They called the fucking idiot out for trying to describe the virus as endemic in September 2020, and he squirmed around in a pathetic way in response to...

...and then a new round of evidence begins on Monday. Missing from the rest of Edmunds stuff is mostly his attitude later on, how unhappy he was with the approach taken from the summer 2020 relacation into the second wave. And the meeting with Heneghan etc which has already been covered a fair bit.

thought I would listen to the full session of Profs Heneghan and Edmunds give evidence as they are names I remember from the day. Perceptions of subtle bias can always subjective in the eye of the beholder way but this session was blatent :-( The two Profs have different views and backgrounds...

I can't praise Spiegelhalter highly enough.

And then the meeting which deliberately included some contrarian shitheads. A meeting which I believe sections of the press said was encouraged by Sunak. But apparently he doesnt recall much about it, funny that. Pages 103-104: Then we had the spectacle of Whitty and Vallance having to do...

I may as well repeat a stupid quote from Heneghan that appeared in August in response to winter planning scenarios.

...at times like this I like to check up on what certain pandemic shitheads that the media were happy to quote have been up to recently, given the current situation. Fucking Carl Heneghan seems to have been trying to cover his tracks. This tweet is the start of a thread that contains more detail.

Not convinced by anything quoting Heneghan tbh. I do think tho that the rate appears to be rising slower than March if you look at the worldometers chart

yes...why i said Theres nothing in that piece which rests on Heneghan - his name comes up in relation to the range of projections. That section isnt trying to convince of one truth, more show the landscape of projections

I note that the late August story featured the usual obligatory Heneghan quote, demonstrating how wrong a pandemic prediction path a particular agenda and narrowness of mind can get you, even if you are an 'expert' in this pandemic. In fact lessons from the first wave include not listening to...

Sikora, Heneghan etc are back in the news saying that the government's proposed covid restrictions are unjustified and that the risk from covid doesn't justify them.

The bit where they quote Carl Heneghan without mentioning he's a shameless hustler. I did read the piece earlier, but none of it's really stuck in my mind enough to disagree with other than that guy.

The BBCs version of the hospital data story includes a quote from fucking Heneghan, but at least it finishes with a quote from Spiegelhalter. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-58025045

...these sort of dismal excuses and picture painting from the Delta wave onwards - not quite the same sort of drooling shithead as Dingwall and Heneghan, he is a milder and more superficially reasonable sounding variant. They arent 100% full of shit, some of what they say is very likely a real...

I know you've long since had a bone to pick with Nick Triggle, but hadn't really read what he says directly. I've been doing so in the past couple of weeks and jesus fucking christ he's a dangerous prick, isn't he :eek:

An article on the line being pushed by Sikora, Gupta and Heneghan. I’d be interested to know if people think the article is reliable as I’m not sure how much confidence I have in the writer or in Byline Times...

...he was listening to their side and considering all the facts. We still ended up with a national lockdown after that, and Johnson didnt need Heneghan & co in order to delay and fudge such decisions, he is more than capable of doing that on his own. Insert joke here about how the 1922...