Introducing our brand new Wednesday night programme... The One to One Show with Aisling O'Loughlin offers a perspective you won't hear in the mainstream media.
It has become increasingly dangerous and costly for health-care professionals,…
Introducing our brand new Wednesday night programme... The One to One Show with Aisling O'Loughlin offers a perspective you won't hear in the mainstream media.
It has become increasingly dangerous and costly for health-care professionals, scientists and journalists to offer an alternative viewpoint to the mainstream narrative, despite top class credentials and irrefutable evidence to support their arguments.
Debate has been shut down by branding anyone who speaks out a 'conspiracy theorist, right wing extremist or fascist'.
O'Loughlin has spent 20 years in the mainstream media, initially as a news anchor/reporter on national television in Ireland for six years before becoming an entertainment presenter for 10 years on a highly popular TV show.
She has also written a column in a national newspaper for five years and has a strong understanding of how the media works, having studied Journalism in DCU before embarking on her career.
This year, she declared herself independent, and began campaigning to share vital information about Covid-19 and the inoculation programme with the public.
She has met with strong opposition for her stance but feels she has a "moral obligation as a journalist who has spent so much time in the public eye, to raise the alarm and highlight information that has been ruthlessly suppressed in order to mislead the public".
O'Loughlin's first guest on The One to One Show is world renowned Molecular Biologist and Immunologist, Prof. Dolores Cahill who has paid a high price for her views on lockdowns, the inoculation roll-out and the use of early intervention treatments that she says would have prevented deaths and suffering.
Prof Cahill claims the Covid-19 injection is 'the worst decision you could make for your health' and says 'if you gave me €10 million, I wouldn't take it and if you injected me, it would be attempted murder'. In this interview, she does not hold back.
