The comments taken from this Daily Mail article are interesting. There has been so much suffering in silence, self-censoring, and pent-up anger over the C19 injection harms…
The article could be seen as a pressure release valve tactic to allow the public to air their grievances. Hopefully it is just the beginning of their outrage; the media will fail to misdirect the public’s rage away towards Pharma scapegoats. The scale of the premeditated C19 injection iatrogenocide is too great for the public to let the culpable within the Government off the hook: Boris Johnson, Matt Hancock, Penny Mordaunt, Christopher Whitty, Patrick Vallance, to name but a few. Arrest someone. Anyone.
Lest we forget…
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Since SAGE first met in response to COVID-19 on 22 January 2020, it has been grateful for insights from a huge range of sources. At high pace, experts from academic, public sector, industrial and commercial communities have provided the high quality research and information used to formulate advice given to government.
Participants
Listed here are the names of participants who provided input as experts at one or more meetings, including public servants who acted in an expert capacity. SAGE participants are required to declare any interests relevant to the SAGE meetings they attend. Find out more about participants interests.
The register of participants interests and the list of participants is regularly reviewed and updated quarterly. If you have a query please get in touch.
These meetings are also regularly attended by officials from government. These attendees have not been named.
Attendance at SAGE meetings varies according to the agenda. This means some participants will attend frequently, whilst others infrequently and in some cases only once. To see participants who have attended each individual meetings please see SAGE minutes.
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SAGE also uses advice generated by the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (NERVTAG), which is an existing group that advises the government on the threat posed by new and emerging respiratory viruses. Find out more about NERVTAG.
Support
The continuing demand for COVID-19 science advice from government has placed an exceptional burden on many experts participating in SAGE and its subgroups. In response, the Government Office for Science has offered a range of support to these experts including personal security and wellbeing.
In addition, an unprecedented burden has also been placed on universities – the employers of many SAGE participants – particularly during the academic year. To ease this, the government has secured funding in support of those universities most affected to provide cover for the academic’s duties such as teaching. The funding will enable the key SAGE participants with the most severe time and workload constraints to continue their work on SAGE as appropriate and ensure SAGE continues to benefit from their expertise.
Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE)
List Of Participants Of Sage And Related Sub Groups Gov
SAGE provides scientific and technical advice to support government decision makers during emergencies. Find out more about SAGE.
Last updated: 4 March 2022.
Scientific Pandemic Insights Group on Behaviours (SPI-B)
SPI-B provides advice aimed at anticipating and helping people adhere to interventions that are recommended by medical or epidemiological experts. Find out more about SPI-B
Last updated: 12 November 2021.
4 participants have not given permission to be named.
