Toby Green is away
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Historian of West Africa & Covid. Reluctant writer on inequality, past & present. Teacher. Reader. Gardener. Archive of work on Covid-19 in link below bio.
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Billions will starve to death under blackened skies if nukes start flying. And all because of arrogant notions of supremacy and petty nonsense.
Great post Thomas Fazi 👌These must be the dumbest reasons ever that a civilization will have collapsed.
Please sign this important petition launched by Pan-African Epidemic/Pandemic WorkingGroup on the WHO treaty:
change.org/p/withdraw-the…
An important document, and statement.
Now four years on, presumably the first thing #SimonHarris will announce is a review of how the government handled 'Ireland's greatest challenge since World War II.'
He was Minister for Health so presumably he has nothing to conceal. Oh wait..
irishtimes.com/health/2022/12…
I am very much looking forward to this, and grateful to AfricanStudiesCentre for hosting the first debate I am aware of in Western academia on this vital subject.
A hybrid event, too. Looking forward to a proper discussion.
De Vierde Golf Ewald Engelen Pan-African Epidemic/Pandemic WorkingGroup Divine Fuh
Toby Green Toby Green is away explores how Covid-19 'scientific modelling' became the blueprint for society.
cafeamericainmag.com/modelling-our-…
Really pleased to have had the chance to write this article on modelling, and the nature of scientific crisis in 2024:
cafeamericainmag.com/modelling-our-…
Thanks to all and great to be in Café Américain magazine 's first issue
Weird world no #743.
The indefatigable Sunetra Gupta writes this brilliant piece about the impacts of Covid lockdowns on Global South - and the threats to it from the new pandemic treaty.
Lefty liberals don't care about this.
So it's in The Telegraph...
telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/2…
Looking forward to AfOx & TORCH Oxford &
Oxford History Visiting Fellow Tolú Òsáyomí lunchtime seminar today on why was Africa spared from the impact of COVID-19? hosted with Pandemic Sciences Institute
27 March: 12:30pm GMT
Register here: tinyurl.com/2xpacbdt