- “Drinkers urged to take cash to the pub to beat indoor payments rules” – Once feared as a potential source of transmission, cash will be back in fashion when pubs reopen, as poor mobile signal makes outdoor card payments difficult for many pubs, the Telegraph reports
- “The delayed response of the British Psychological Society to ethical questions about covert ‘nudging’” – An update from Dr. Gary Sidley on his progress (or lack thereof) in getting a response out of the British Psychological Society to his letter about the ethics of the Government’s use of covert ‘nudging’ to increase compliance with lockdown restrictions
- “The creeping authoritarianism of the COVID-19 restrictions” – Former Special Constable Dr. Jade Norris writes in the Spectator about the Government’s ever more authoritarian Covid rules, which have made life very difficult for the police over the past year
- “Inside Liverpool’s nightclub pilot: 6,000 people with no masks and no vaccines” – A Telegraph feature on a couple of raves that will be taking place in Bramley Moore Dock Warehouse as part of the Government’s trials for live events. Tickets will be on sale next week. Anyone going, vaccinated or not, will have to take a lateral flow test, administered by a testing official, before and after
- “New Covid variants have changed the game, and vaccines will not be enough. We need global ‘maximum suppression’” – A manifesto from a bunch of Zero Covid nutters, including the Communist SAGE member Prof Susan Michie, calling for a “global strategy of maximum suppression”, with measures that include double masking and “behavioural, environmental, social and systems interventions, such as enabling ventilation, distancing between people, and an effective find, test, trace, isolate and support system”. Not a parody!
- “After dealing with officialdom’s clots, I may never again donate blood” – The Welsh blood service’s love of mask-ism has put Nicola Lund off donating for good, as she explains in the Conservative Woman
- “Chill, you Boomers, and let Covid youth have its fling” – Writing for the Conservative Woman, Edward Dadd calls on the puritanical elders to ease up on the young as they let off steam after their long stretch of Covid isolation
- “Open letter from Christian Leaders to the Prime Minister concerning vaccine passports” – A group of Christian ministers have written an open letter to the Prime Minister opposing vaccine passports. “As Christian leaders…. we envisage no circumstances in which we could close our doors to those who do not have a vaccine passport,” they write. If you’re a religious leader, you too can sign it
- “The folly of mask wearing in schools” – The pupils aren’t wearing them properly and neither are the teachers, according to Leonidas, Bournbrook’s secret teacher, and their effect on learning is “grave indeed”
- “How the lockdown lobby rewrote history” – Spiked has reprinted Phillip W. Magness’s article from AIER about the lockdown zealots’ favourite conspiracy theory, namely, that Sunetra Gupta, Carl Heneghan and Anders Tegnell somehow got to Boris Johnson and dissuaded him from imposing a ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown in the Autumn
- “Covid vaccines – is the ‘cure’ worse than the disease?” – “The Government, the NHS and the medical and nursing professions need to be more honest about the side effects of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine,” writes Roger Watson on the Unity News Network, not to discourage people from taking it but to ensure that “every dose taken or refused is done so for the right reasons”
- “Lockdown is an assault on our humanity” – Former Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Sumption appears on The Brendan O’Neill Show to explain why he is refusing to obey the “immoral” Covid restrictions
- “EU regulator to probe ethical standards of Sputnik vaccine trials” – The European Medicines Agency will launch an investigation into whether the clinical trials for Sputnik V met “good clinical practice” standards, according to the Financial Times
- “Hungary to ease lockdown despite COVID-19 surge” – Hungary has one of the highest infection rates in Europe, but it is easing its lockdown nonetheless, having administered the first dose of the vaccine to more than a quarter of its population, Euronews reports
- “I hate vaccine passports – and you should too” – Should we trust the Government, Big Tech and corporations not to abuse the power that vaccine passports would give them? “Absolutely not,” says Bridget Phetasy in Spectator USA
- “Covid: US rules out federal vaccine passports” – The BBC reports that the White House has ruled out introducing vaccine passports, with Press Secretary Jen Psaki saying that “Americans’ privacy and rights should be protected”
- “White House Backing Down On Vaccine Passports: Beginning Of The End Of The Panic?” – William Briggs reckons the White House’s announcement might be a sign of the beginning of the end of Covid hysterics. Don’t bet on it
- “The Brooklyn Variant of the Coronavirus: Fuggedaboutit” – “It is time for everyone to voluntarily catch the Brooklyn variant of the coronavirus,” write Robert M. Sauer and Donald Siegel at AIER and say “fuggedaboutit, and stop acting like a plucked chicken”
- “It’s Orwellian – bankers’ anger rises over Hong Kong Covid quarantines” – Hong Kong’s rules on quarantines are causing bankers to consider relocating, according to efinancialcareers.com
- “Lockdowns are the opiate of champagne socialists” – The biggest victims of prolonged lockdowns are children in poor countries, writes Ramesh Thakur in Spectator Australia
- “WHO does not back vaccination passports for now – spokeswoman” – The World Health Organisation does not support vaccine passports for travel, Reuters reports, due to uncertainty over whether inoculation prevents transmission of the virus, as well as equity concerns
- “COVID-19 hits those shackled by oppression hardest thanks to decades of inequalities, neglect and abuse” – Amnesty International’s annual report looks at how lockdown restrictions have hit the world’s poorest the hardest, and wreaked havoc on human rights
- “Perspectives on the Pandemic” – An interview with Dr Knut Wittkowski who warns that the lockdowns are responsible for the new variants
- “We’re seeing a ‘consistent problem’ with coronavirus modelling” – They are “out of date” and “very negative” says Prof Carl Heneghan
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“Why the new John Lewis advert is everything that’s wrong with modern Britain” – The retailer’s home insurance ad is a vision of destruction that’s peak 2021, but you can’t criticise it without being called transphobic’
I’m criticising it, and I haven’t even seen it.
Th emed
Corporate Media Largely Silent as Millions Protest Vaccine Mandates Worldwide
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Corporate Media Largely Silent as Millions Protest Vaccine Mandates Worldwide
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I’ve just seen the picture from the link, is this when you type ‘go woke go broke’?
I’ve not seen it, hoping I manage to avoid.
The Persil ad is winding me up. It sometimes come on first, before I have had a chance to turn the sound down, and starts with some smug wanker saying “we all want change”. Er. no, we don’t, not the kind of change you’re pushing (some kind of eco-friendly guff).
What I find interesting and sinister and worrying about this is not the concept of a brand polishing its green credentials (real or fake) in order to sell more product, but the nudging nature of the “we all want change” message. They are not saying “if you’re worried about the environment, you can buy our products with a clear conscience becase x, y or z…”. They are saying that you should, must be wanting this kind of change, and if you don’t you’re abnormal, what’s wrong with you, you heartless bastard. They are trying to create opinion, not react to it. Why would Persil want to do that?
I don’t watch what used to be called Terrestrial TV at all but do spend a lot of time on YouTube.
I realise that their business model depends on advertising so usually allow some to run their full length except for the 30-40% that try to preach Global Warming or Inclusivity at me, those I click off at the earliest opportunity ie 4 seconds.
o/t but spooky. Last week I did a minor DIY job in my living room. A neighbour popped and I mentioned (perhaps twice) using my Bosch Power Drill for the first time in 10 years.
For several days thereafter my Amazon suggestion feed featured, guess what?
Bosch Power Drills.
I posted something online recently about epilepsy.
Yesterday I received some promotional mail – proper mail, via the postman – from Epilepsy Action.
You raised the topic online (anonymously?) for all to see. I was just talking in the same room as my phone.
It’s not paranoia if they really are out to get you….
How to Keep the NSA From Spying Through Your Webcam
Of Course Your Phone Is Listening To You
Yep, happens a lot! And adverts that pop up around the screen! I don’t have any spying devices like Alexa, and anything like it on my device or main screen is disabled. Makes you wonder…
A boat salesman told me of something similar that happened to him. He was outside his parents home saying goodbye after a visit, and they mentioned that they were going to look at a motorhome for sale (an unusual Spanish brand) and when he got home and logged onto his work laptop an advert for that very brand popped up. It really shook him that surveillance of our lives is that deep.
Oddly enough pre Covid someone who works for a firm that supplies fittings for luxury yachts told me that while all her work is done in-house on the company computers and phones her own private phone is plagued with similar adverts.
Presumably Working From Home has only made this more prevalent.
Well, it used to be because Persil washed whiter, but presumably that message is now unacceptable owing to its appalling colour-wokeness.
That was the claim of most detergent makers for decades, woke must have given their marketing people nightmares.
The Persil box currently next to my washing machine just makes claims about how much less I need to use, that it uses 27% less packaging (yes I just looked) and uses the word ‘clean’ instead of white.
My washing product claims to be good on coloureds.
That’s incorrect – it should be good on blacks if it is using the correct terminology!
“we all want change”
> nope they’re trying to persuade you everyone else (when infact most are not fussed at all, and opposed when presented with the bill) want to change.
It’s astroturf.
Odd that most adverts don’t seem to be selling a product anymore, more a woke idea piggybacked ONTO the advert budget
Odd, exactly. Almost as if the people making the ads and those paying for them are following an agenda that is beyond just their commercial interests.
“we all want change” – vomit inducing on so many levels.
Frankly I’m more concerned about the brain-dead, traitorous zombie apocalypse combined with our societies morphing into authoritarian regimes ran by sociopaths right now. Nut jobs being offended by certain words or terminology is not exactly on my list of priorities tbh, sorry not sorry! Morning btw!
Isn’t it because the nut jobs are being offended and making such a fuss that the authoritarian regime is able to take hold?
Personally anyway, between the ‘woke’ crap, the climate change crap and the ‘vaccines/vax passport’ crap, I would put most of my energies into opposing the latter just now as the governments are tightening the screws faster and more severely on this issue. It presumably depends also on your individual predicament and which country you’re in too. I don’t think a huge % of people in New South Wales are gonna be overly concerned with global warming at this point in time, for example.
I hadn’t planned for it to be part of my bedtime routine! Good morning!
Presumably because you aren’t one of the people being persecuted, sacked or prosecuted for “offending” said nutjobs, or a close fiend or family member of same.
Yet.
I have seen it, by chance. I cannot decide what is worse – child rampaging around a house destroying things, while other family members stand by passively; or the fact that he is clearly (and badly) dressed in a drag-like way that is almost a parody.
If John Lewis thinks this would encourage me to buy their product or service, they’d better think again.
I hadn’t realised that JL does insurance, but now I know I will never consider their product. Like Waitrose, their sister, they are generally overpriced and no-one I know has ever taken up their offer of “never being beaten on price”; it is easier to walk away.
They don’t, it is effectively a white label for Covea just as Sainsburys does not “do” banking….what these Insurers like is all the addresses and other “metrics”, personal details ….
I’m pretty sure only the retired can afford to shop there regularly, so I think these ads will backfire quite heavily.
Wokeness is a sign the business has lost touch with it’s customers and the board ir BORED of running it.
i.e. short the shares if you can.
JL’s products are being made in China more often than not & finding anything made anywhere but on their site is becoming more & more difficult.
Having said that I did because I needed some new pjs & had been sent a JL gift card as a pressie discovered a lovely GB owned company who manufacture their products in India. So that was a bit of serendipity. I subsequently bought directly from them
It was thoroughly dissected (ripped to shreds) on GB News last night, with even the usual suspects objecting to the depiction of female passivity.
You don’t want to, I promise you!
France’s Senate rejects Covid vaccine mandates/passports with an overwhelming majority
Are you sure? They rejected compulsory vaccination (i.e. you must by law be jabbed), not vaccine passports, as far as I can see.
I once asked a traffic cop whether roadworks signs reading ‘speed limits mandatory’ implies that other speed limits are not mandatory
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He replied that as there were road workers in the vicinity 40mph meant 40mph and that Police Offucers would not use their discretion in the usual way.
“He replied that as there were road workers in the vicinity 40mph meant 40mph and that Police Offucers would not use their discretion in the usual way.“
It’s all for your collective Safety, citizen.
I’m still trying to get to the bottom of this – it looks like compulsory jabs to me; surely the passports have been in use for months.
I know. It needs clarification. We need you French guys to come and give us the low down!
So does that mean all the healthcare staff they sacked, among other professions effected, will get their jobs back? Yes on Twitter they’re mentioning the vax pass too but that can’t be right. All the usual BS discriminatory restrictions are still to remain in place presumably…?
David Starkey: When history becomes propaganda you get bad history
Interesting discussion of one of the key cultural issues of today, the abuse of history for propaganda by minority identity lobbies – the modern cultural pestilence on our nation..
“We are requiring black Britons to look at history throughout the ages almost to be colourblind to it….to derive lessons from history that have got nothing to do with race, that tell us other stories, other parables, ….. but they haven’t got a stake in it.”
Here is the internalised poison of the identity lobbies perfectly demonstrated.
If black Britons’ only stake in British history is as blacks, then they are not meaningfully British. If they are British, then the history of Britain is important to them whether or not their particular ancestors played a part in it or not. (Fwiw, my personal suspicion is that black kids would be no more and no less interested in the doings of the Tudors than any other kids their age – until they are told by manipulative identity lobby sleazebags that they mustn’t be interested because they should only be interested in black history). If their antecedents’ role is as part of a recent mass immigration, so be it. Accept it, and move on, don’t try to distort and warp history into something that suits some lobbyists’ idea of a more politically useful reality than the one we live in.
On T’internet is a London Underground map repurposed for ‘Black History Month’.
Each of the 270 stations had been renamed after an individual presumably of some significance to Black History.
Scanning the Northern and Piccadilly lines hoping to locate MLK, Rosa Parks or Dianne Abbot among the myriad unknowns I would imagine a Black youngster would be just as nonplussed.
When’s white history month btw? And did enough survive the great dying (caused by self isolation) for a red history month?
When the Rolling Stones cancel their own Brown Sugar (Roundup) what hope is there for ‘Three Wheels On My Wagon’?
I’m going to have to leave all the Leadbelly songs I know out of my evening jam session ….
My ancestors were serfs in feudal Essex for centuries. An on-line definition:
I think this is probably true of the majority of Brits. Do you think we should seek recogition and reparation and a rewriting of history?
“If you can’t beat them join them” seems an attractive prospect, except that they’ve already mostly got that one covered.
There is no lobby group devoted to seeking power and patronage by claiming to protect your interests in this regard, and indeed it would be illegal for you to form or operate one.
Of course, such an identity lobby would not further the goals of the radical left, which has worked hand in hand with the political correctness lobbies during their “long march through the institutions”, and thus would never receive the favourable media coverage, academic, arts and self-serving “celebrity” flattering, and political protection that the “minority” lobbies benefit from.
It was William The Conqueror who abolished slavery in England, probably to make it easier to define serfdom as the lowest rung on the new feudal ladder.
Definitely the enclosures were a disgrace (and possibly the Normans grabbing a lot of land after theitr conquest and wasting the North). I would like to see a return of common land or some form of distributism.
Didn’t Stalin do that, ‘Collectivisation’?
Killed millions in the Ukraine, I think. Nasty blighter (even if he did give rise to a hilarious recent film that the humourless Russian regime banned).
Joe Rogan ‘absolutely eviscerated’ CNN’s Sanjay Gupta: Kurtz
This is a hilarious and extremely useful US story, whereby the US leftist msm were outraged at Joe Rogan taking ivermectin (and other drugs) and getting better, and mocked him for taking a “horse deworming drug”. But Rogan is too big for them to smear, bully and cancel, in the way they have successfully done to most dissenters, and it has backfired on them badly.
One amusing feature has been both Gupta in the original podcast and the Fox commentators here, carefully skating around the real reason why CNN and the leftist US msm generally (and the US feds) lied about ivermectin – because there is evidence it works and they cannot afford to have an effective off-patent drug interfering with their coercive masking and “vaccination” policies.
And here’s JP’s sharp satire on the incident:
Hateful Joe Rogan Is Spreading Misinformation and Must Be Stopped!
As I’ve said before, one of the strangest things the “left” has done yet, collaborating with the corrupt and blood-stained multinationals in the pharmaceutical industry.
Only because you think of the goals of “the left” as primarily those of the dinosaurian pre-1970s left, which was largely aimed at helping the working classes materially and socially and was quite socially conservative otherwise, and saw wealth and corporate power as problems. They were defeated by the mid-late C20th, and replaced by the socially radical Blairite left. The dominant modern strand of the radical left is “intensely relaxed” about such things, and their concern is to gain power for themselves (for the Greater Good, of course) and to remove obstacles to their radical social agendas by whatever means work.
They aren’t even really “left”, they transcend politics. They are a technocratic vanguard, the distillation of raw power.
They only “transcend politics” because of the complete triumph of leftist ideology within the US sphere elites. And of course lots of elites opportunistically adhere to the dominant dogma because of the advantages in doing so.
But the main features of the woke global elite – internationalism, hatred of nationality and of established alternate authorities that resist their power to impose radical social change, and political correctness have always been leftist causes.
But it hasn’t triumphed. At best it is a dishonest parody, at worst what’s triumphed is Tiberian debauchery, decadence, tyrrany. There are no leftist idealists up there, only people of weak or manipulative character. Having no principles doesn’t make you a “leftist”.
“World Peace” internationalism is a smokescreen. That boat sailed long ago. They believe in world domination. Consequently, they are now happy to cynically stoke divisions, to pit groups against eachother. They have dropped all pretence.
Radical social change is also a smokescreen in so far as the means justify the ends They aren’t interested in “leftist” outcomes, they are only interested in power and eugenics. They want you either profitable, or better still, dead. They will achieve this with whatever means are at their disposal. They will even promote Nazism (as in Ukraine) or Islamic fundamentalism if needs be. Scottish nationalism? No problem. Welsh nationalism? No problem.
Political correctness is just a new fangled term for censorship or “wrongthink”. It has No political stripe. It is the tool of authoritarians, another means to the end, that end being that only they matter.
I believe we are returning to the age prior to democratic political narrative. Prior to “left” vs. “right”. The age when people saw only two things: morality and naked power, the age when Caesars and warlords stalked the land.
More akin to a new form of imperialism – an evil empire if you like.
“Intensely relaxed”.
Of course, I was forgetting. And the working poor have mostly been bottom of the pile over the years. Working class men, of course, did not have a vote in the early 20th century, but this tends to be forgotten by people who talk about suffragettes.
Still denying Invermectin after 18 months, did Mr Trump ever champion it?
Not sure if Trump championed ivermectin (that was how hydroxychloroquine ended up on the elite shit-list forever). But any effective drug therapy threatened the spurious “emergency” basis for all the panicker policies, and especially the authorisation for “vaccination”..
Rogan Vs Gupta Meme Supercut
“Lockdowns cause deaths in poor countries”.(Prospect)
And by the same token, Tanzania’s resistance to this madness has saved lives. People who really care about black lives would do better to speak out against lockdowns than make fatuous gestures like smashing statues in one of the least racist countries in the world.
And I say it again, there has not been enough mention of Belarus. No lockdowns there, no ban on spectator sport, and no disaster. There was no big difference in their all cause mortality up to March compared to their neighbours, and this surely disproves the need for the sort of damaging lockdowns and related measures we have seen in many European countries – measures that have contributed to possibly millions of deaths in the third world, for me one of the biggest scandals of this shambles.
It has always been a problem for lockdown supporters that both Uber Liberal Sweden and neo facist, post Communist, one party, one man rule Belarus have consistently adopted the same non lockdown policy with much the same positive result as has been pointed out here at LS and elsewhere again and again for at least 18 months.
Belarus incidentally is a ‘poor country’.
The Amish also did nothing.
They got illnesses, nothing out of the ordinary though, they stayed at home and avoided hospitals at all cost, and they had no excess deaths and no Delta impact at all.
See Sheryl Atkissson.
“Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali ‘popes’ “.
He has long been a hero of mine for drawing attention to the persecution that many Christians face, even in Britain. Sadly, the stance of too many Christian leaders reminds me of that of Reverend Lovejoy in The Simpsons – “Once something has been approved by the government it is no longer immoral”. I think he has been an exception to this. I would suggest that it is a prerequisite for Christian leaders to prioritise Christian teaching over conforming to “woke” orthodoxy and fashionable cultural trends if the church is to grow.
And the lack of resistance of many Christian leaders to the lockdowns which have hit the poor so hard, and to the closure of churches last year was particularly disappointing.
As I say, there have been exceptions, including at our anti-lockdown church, but too many have preferred just to swim with the tide, and even gone further than necessary during this shambles.
Wolves in sheep’s clothing.
From the Roundup ‘Waterstones slammed for selectively censoring books on feminism’.
This Daily Mail item has generated just two reader comments which perhaps reflects the lack of public interest in this non-issue.
“The comments below have been moderated”
This basically means they’ve had thousands of comments, all along the same outraged lines, but they can’t publish them because it’s the truth. Meta censorship.
Yep, I’ve noticed this. Not that I read the Fail much these days but there was an article last week (can’t remember which one) that should have generated thousands of comments but again only two non-dissenting were allowed. Knowing that the majority of readers heavily oppose much of what is happening right now, the Fail is increasingly moderating the comments.
Why is the major high street source of books actively and systematically skewing its sales politically a “non-issue”?
Granted, most booksales are online now, but nevertheless viewing such things as not important enough to worry about is probably a large part of how the wokeists became so socially and culturally dominant, prior to becoming politically dominant in the last couple of decades.
These things do matter, even if they appear minor.
Savij Jabbid wants fireworks, does he?
I can think of a few places to stick them.
Sadiq Khan has cancelled the NYE Trafalgar Square fireworks ‘because Covid ‘ again.
No great loss, they’ve only been going since the millennium.
Before that it was a genuinely spontaneous event with large crowds gathering just for each others company but they ruined it in the 1970s by turning off the fountains as though there was something wrong with teenagers getting pissed up on canned lager before a soggy walk home.
But he is looking forward to the Diwali celebrations across the country including those in Trafalgar Square! Including fireworks.
Diwali in Trafalgar Square apparently attracts 35,000 each year. Let’s hope they all have a jolly good time.
Will he cancel Chinese New Year?
Queen Elizabeth II arriving at the opening ceremony of the sixth session of the Senedd, Cardiff. October 14 2021.
Meanwhile, a reminder of the rules in Wales:
What is the legal requirement?Face coverings must be worn in all indoor public places, and public transport, including taxis. Source: https://gov.wales/face-coverings-guidance-public#section-52202
One rule for us… etc.
Incidentally, that other unmasked woman is the person who would not allow that Tory from casting his vote, which would have halted the Welsh vaxxpass agenda in its tracks.
Unless they had another vote to try and get the “right” answer. (Now what does that remind me of!).
Technically the Queen is exempt as all of the legislation is made in her name, Regina v Regina?
I beg to differ
These days it isn’t only women who have a regina
From the Roundup ‘record 5.7 million people in England awaiting hospital treatment’.
Strange that I have received two physiotherapy referrals (one attended, one awaiting) within 4 weeks of those referrals being made.
As mentioned a while back this may be because those referrals came from Consultants within the main regional hospital rather than my GP.
Perhaps the situation will change for the worse when it comes to clinical visits rather than office meetings.
I just wish I could get through to my GP on the phone …
To be fair my GP Surgery is very good though of the 7 options given when phoning them: ‘to talk to your GP, or ask them to call you, press 2’ is not included.
I don’t know about you but I’m starting to enjoy all of this
I have developed a quiet sense of fulfilment from watching really really stupid people being fucked about by cunts
The highlight this week was the MP’s who committed genocide and crimes against humanity publishing a report that awarded themselves a clean bill of health. The Covidians who responded to the report in the MSM were of the opinion that they were not punished enough and if they had been punished more it would have been oh so much better
During the past twenty months The Pig Dictator has used every resource available to him to whip up the hysteria and fear. Now the hysterics are starting to turn on the cult leader and blame him for the deaths that occurred because ‘lock down’ didn’t arrive sooner
It would be somewhat ironic if this winter the cultists dragged their leader into the street and did unto him because of something he cynically invented in the first place
How do you unhysteric the hysterics? (Yes I know it’s not a proper word)
Anyway, whilst conducting my research I have discovered that during our last civil war the fish and chip shops closed early at 6pm each evening. It is not clear what the situation was with Indian Takeaways so I have ordered copies of the VAT returns from Kew and will report back
I have developed a quiet sense of fulfilment from watching really really stupid people being fucked about by cunts
Same here.
As the meme said: Don’t tell me you did your research before you got the vaccine. You ARE the research.
Johns Hopkins uploads its 2001 ‘Dark Winter’ simulation scenario of a bio-attack on America.
Bill Gates said on C-Span2 June 23, 2020:
“We will have to prepare for the next one. And I say it will get their attention this time.”
He said it with a Duper’s Delight smirk, the c**t.
I see y’all still don’t understand how the games played in the new pseudo commie technocracy. They aren’t interested in debate, truth or facts, only their own select “facts” tailored to meet the agenda.
Why’d ya think they advocate “safe places” it means safe from opposing beliefs/opinions? Sell your freedom for safety & you end up with totalitarianism. We are now in a technocratic state. Democracy (for what it was worth) is dead!
Keeping you safe is the new terror campaign!
Joe Biden’s new strategy: turning himself into a walking Babylon Bee headline.
Interesting to see how much worse Scotland seems to be doing with mass “vaccination” than without it last year. And “covid” is not the biggest contributor to excess death, by a long way.
“By some margin this was the highest mortality rate of Week 40, in all the history back to 1974.”
According to the regime Official Truth outlet, Scotland has now “vaccinated” 85% of their 16+ population, and given at least a first dose to 91%.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-58548727
Panicking, locking down and wasting vast fortunes on foolish mass “vaccination” is working out really well for them, it seems.
And we can also see the catastrophic impact of the “worst pandemic in human history” last summer: