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by Jonathan Barr
27 April 2021 3:32 AM

  • “Now free us from this crazy Covid dogma” – “Government policy is now being driven by nothing more sophisticated than a deranged dogma,” writes Professor Angus Dalgleish in the Daily Mail, and it is “shaped by political cowardice and burnished by discredited scientific advisers”
  • “Pubs and restaurants reopen outdoors in Wales” – Pubs and restaurants in Wales opened to the public yesterday for the first time in almost five months, the BBC reports
  • “As outrage over ‘imprisoned’ residents grows, how will Covid shape the future of care homes?” – Continued lockdown measures in care homes may be eroding trust in the sector, the Telegraph reports
  • “MPs demand review of tens of thousands of ‘muddled, discriminatory and unfair’ Covid fines” – The Joint Committee on Human Rights say the system risks “criminalising the poor over the better-off” and are calling on ministers to ensure that no Penalty Charge Notice results in a criminal record, according to the Daily Mail
  • “Covid passports for overseas travel could arrive by late June” – Under plans being considered by ministers, vaccine passports could be in place by June 28th for travel to the US, France, Italy and Germany, the Telegraph reports
  • “Should we give vaccines to India?” – The Government is wrestling with “a vaccine ethics conundrum”, writes Kate Andrews in the Spectator, “aware it could do more to save lives abroad but stuck in political decisions that make it very difficult to do so”
  • “A Summer ‘third wave’?” – “COVID-19 deaths fell last spring to near-zero,” writes Richard Lyon. “So why should there be a Summer ‘third wave’?”
  • “Spare us the selective outrage on the lockdown protests” – Amy Jones, an anonymous doctor who writes in UnHerd, noted something odd about the Twitter outrage of NHS employees on Saturday: “Strangely, it only seems to flare up when protests are related to lockdowns, vaccine passports, and masks”
  • “The march that showed we will not be bullied over Covid” – Anthony Webber reports on Saturday’s march against lockdown for the Conservative Woman
  • “Ten Covid-sceptic memes to get you through the day” – Kim Usbourne has compiled 10 of the best Covid memes for Off-Guardian
  • “Are Lockdowns Effective? Ten published peer-reviewed medical papers discussed” – A new video from the Sceptic Nurse YouTube channel looking at 10 scientific and medical papers that cast doubt on the effectiveness of lockdowns
  • “Are Corona patients ‘getting younger’?” – The Swiss Doctor is sceptical of claims that Covid hospitalisations are getting younger thanks to the British variant
  • “Why Sweden and Norway are more different than you think” – “Media commentators are quick to point out the differences in policy,” writes Norwegian Lars Bungum in UnHerd. “But it’s worth taking geographical differences into account too”
  • “Lawyers, officials condemn ‘Orwellian’ Covid pass” – The Government in Cyprus intends to introduce a Covid pass after May 9th, according to the Cyprus Mail, but prominent lawyers have come out “guns blazing”
  • “Turkey announces strictest coronavirus lockdown so far amid surge of infections” – Euronews reports that Turkey is heading for lockdown on Thursday, closing businesses, limiting travel and moving schools online
  • “Israel poised to lift limits on attendance for vaccinated at events” – In a further relaxation its Covid rules, the Israeli health ministry is preparing to lift some of the restrictions at sports stadiums and cultural venues, as well as open gyms, swimming pools, and other attractions to the unvaccinated, the Times of Israel reports
  • “U.S. to share AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses with world” – The White House has announced the U.S. is to share as many as 60 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine with the rest of the world, according to the Wall Street Journal
  • “Government ‘Discrimination’ and the Age Profile of COVID-19 Fatalities” – Writing for AIER, Donald J. Boudreaux pleads for governments to “recognise the steep age-gradient of Covid’s victims and make policy accordingly”
  • “Restitution for systemic Covidism” – “The time is late for liberty lovers on both sides of the political spectrum to regain control and send the clear message that nothing like 2020 will ever happen again,” writes Robert E. Wright at AIER
  • “Follow the science and abandon the cult of Clorox” – “There is a light at the end of this tunnel,” says this op-ed in the Washington Examiner “if only you are willing to listen to science and ignore the doomers, gloomers, and anti-vaccine activists in the Biden administration”
  • “‘Wear masks even inside your own home’: Government tells citizens amid Covid surge” – The state government of New Delhi is urging people not to panic, to only go to hospital on the advice of a doctor and to wear masks even when at home, the Times of India reports
  • “Twitter admits to censoring criticism of the Indian Government” – Jonathan Turley highlights the admission of a Twitter spokesman that the company prevented people in India from seeing tweets critical of the Government’s handling of the pandemic
  • “Perth’s post-Covid lockdown rules explained, from mask-wearing to weddings” – The snap lockdown in Perth, Australia is over, but citizens still have many rules to follow, ABC reports
  • “There was not even a mention on the BBC website” – Beverly Turner reckoned she saw at least 280,000 at the protest on Saturday, but saw no mention of it on the BBC

Broadcaster Beverly Turner was at the anti-lockdown march on Saturday and says she saw at least 280,000 people.

"There was not even a mention on the BBC website".@mrmarkdolan pic.twitter.com/clBZ321cFl

— TalkTV (@TalkTV) April 26, 2021

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    Brett_McS
    Brett_McS
    3 years ago

    I presume Dr Jay is being coy, because everyone else knows the reason why children are being targeted for vaccination: money.

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    J4mes
    J4mes
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Brett_McS

    This is far bigger than crooks trying to make themselves rich; Bill Gates for example does not need to make himself more rich and he himself is on record talking about a desire to reduce surface population.

    https://youtu.be/obRG-2jurz0

    Last edited 3 years ago by J4mes
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    eastender53
    eastender53
    3 years ago
    Reply to  J4mes

    History shows us that fanatics motivate support by appealing to basic emotions. In this case greed. Gates isn’t interested in money but he needs the cooperation of those that are.

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    Rowan
    Rowan
    3 years ago
    Reply to  J4mes

    Absolutely correct and the “vaccines” which aren’t vaccines are the main depopulation tool. It was clear from last spring, that the “vaccines”, which supposedly didn’t then exist, would be the only way out of the fake pandemic. No other solution has been allowed to get in the way of these intentionally and exceedingly dangerous gene altering products. The nightmare is happening all around us, as the idiots line up to be terminated.

    Last edited 3 years ago by Rowan
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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  J4mes

    Gates’ pseudo Malthusuan model is wrong, family size does not decline as health improves but as wealth increases.

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    Rowan
    Rowan
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Brett_McS

    It’s far worse than the lust for money, they want the children sterilised or better still dead.

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    TheyLiveAndWeLockdown
    TheyLiveAndWeLockdown
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Brett_McS

    That vaccine causes clots.

    In some people they might not feel the effects but they’re there. In some the clots kill
    them.

    Why a government would want as many people with clotting issues is a mystery.

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    Milo
    Milo
    3 years ago
    Reply to  TheyLiveAndWeLockdown

    I agree – I have an elderly parent with a horrendous extended family history with clots, brain haemorrhage etc and after having had the jab twice I am seeing substantial memory loss which was not present before the jabbing which makes me wonder has there been some kind of clotting process happening in the brain as a consequence of the jab

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    Brett_McS
    Brett_McS
    3 years ago

    The John Tamny article is a breath of fresh air, as per usual. He brings a perspective which is sadly lacking in even generally conservative media.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago

    Hancock says ‘looking good for Freedom Day on June 21st’.
    Positioning himself for pole position in the Personality Cult sweepstakes as the cabal of delirious pro lockdown lunatics claim Victory over the dangerous, unprecedented worldwide Pandemic as a result of his bold and decisive policies.

    Actually handcock and the rest of of your gang lockdown 1. made sod all difference to me as an out and about ‘key worker’ who survived unmasked and unscathed despite coming into close up contact with approx 6,000 random people during that time.

    Lockdown lite (last summer) was a miserable fucking experience with social distancing in pubs and restaurants/cafes, asinine rules in supermarkets that are now universally ignored; masks enforced at a time when any use that they might have had had long gone.

    You can stuff your simulacrum of Freedom Day; who wants to go to a half empty sports stadium, religious function or music event to be pushed around by minimum wage Covid Safety Enforcers sticking carcinogenic swabs in my cavities.

    As it happens I am now medically housebound (non covid) and doing what the NHS finally got around to telling me I should do, shield at home because of other pre-existing conditions, that they should have told me last March (which I would have ignored). At least I’m no longer exposed to BBC propaganda bollocks courtesy of the Today Programme and Jeremy Vine on the car radio.

    When the sun comes out I’ll take a taxi a short distance up into the hills to sit on a particular bench with fabulous views while enjoying a couple of fags and a miniature Laphraoigh while pondering about anything but bloody Covid.

    Last edited 3 years ago by karenovirus
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    Annie
    Annie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Hope the view makes itself particularly beautiful for you.

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    maggy mcgeown
    maggy mcgeown
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Excellent post.

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    steve_w
    steve_w
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    great post

    but “ a miniature Laphraoigh while pondering about anything but bloody Covid.”

    I bet you end up thinking about covid!

    It would be like going to the pub with Neil Armstrong and trying not to think about the moon

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    scuzbert
    scuzbert
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Laphraoigh – top choice. Good for what ails ye. Enjoy the view.

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    BurlingtonBertie
    BurlingtonBertie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Excellent choice of Single Malt! Enjoy the view.

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    “despite coming into close up contact with approx 6,000 random people during that time.”

    Actually – 1 in 6000 is probably less than your overall chances of coming into contact with someone with an infective virus load.

    So, your chances of catching anything are even less.

    Thus the non-epidemic. See CEBM :

    “The levels of suspected COVID-19 have not reached epidemic consultation levels and are dropping dramatically.”

    (Nov 2020)

    This, of course, raises the question of how a ‘pandemic’ can lack the characterisics of a epidemic?

    Answer : by fiddling the definition of ‘pandemic’.

    Last edited 3 years ago by RickH
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    Milo
    Milo
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    I have a funny feeling that “Freedom Day” might be something which someone decides in future should be “marked” and celebrated – a bit like thanksgiving in USA. It would of course be sickening, but I just have a feeling that that is the way the cult is going.

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    BJJ
    BJJ
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Inspired by you I went out and bought a bottle of Laphraoigh and yes it is not at all bad.

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    BJJ
    BJJ
    3 years ago
    Reply to  BJJ

    I’m in Lisbon, and sadly the sheep are in the majority. But it seems it is getting better though.

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    Annie
    Annie
    3 years ago

    For sheer covviechutzpah, this one takes the biscuit:

    “…the CDC’s updated guidance which recommends that fully vaccinated people who have no symptoms do not [need] to be tested for the virus, even if exposed to someone who is infected.”

    And why are they not to be tested? Answers on a postcard please.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Annie

    Because the fully vaccinated will be the Special People looking on in scorn at the unvaxxed pulled out of the line and frogmarched to the testing wigwam.

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    chris c
    chris c
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Not watching the news you will have missed out on the covid-sniffing dogs and the coming internment camps “to help people to self-isolate” (for now)

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    LS99
    LS99
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Annie

    Because they might test positive which might, just might, get people asking awkward questions.

    Last edited 3 years ago by LS99
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    Corky Ringspot
    Corky Ringspot
    3 years ago

    Loving your choice of newsreader to illustrate this column….!

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Corky Ringspot

    I don’t have a telly, who is he, George Alagiah ?

    Last edited 3 years ago by karenovirus
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    Fingerache Philip
    Fingerache Philip
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    I know that he has survived cancer (so far).

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Thank you, I’ve heard of him too

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    PhilButton
    PhilButton
    3 years ago

    200 million per month for seven beds in private hospitals … Moorfields rate is 500 per night per bed (had to go private because NHS is closed …) which for seven beds works out about a hundred grand a month … Some slight government overspending methinks ….

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  PhilButton

    The NHS commandeered our local Nuffield at the start of lockdown 1. but only started using it to help clear the, non-covid, backlog several months later.

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    Milo
    Milo
    3 years ago
    Reply to  PhilButton

    bit like setting up nightingale hospitals – fully covered to death in bogus broadcasting corporation news bulletins – which the then dismantled after barely using them – but like the private hospital contracts they had to do both of those things to crank up the fear and make people believe that there was a massive public health emergency afoot irrespective of the cost to the public purse.

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    PoshPanic
    PoshPanic
    3 years ago

    From the Fauci story, for anyone who missed it..

    https://www.poynter.org/united-facts-of-america-a-festival-of-fact-checking/#1617292355199-b65d2bab-7d3b

    It’s hard to believe that this isn’t a parody website

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  PoshPanic

    Looks like Factchecking has spawned a lucrative source of employment for people who who expect to be highly remunerated.

    As for the roundup link, ‘Fauci laughed and said “if the virus escaped from the lab someone must have introduced it into the lab from nature, therefore it already existed in nature . . .”
    Yes but that was when Fauci illegally facilitated funding for gain of function research on the virus while in the Wuhan lab, twat.

    Last edited 3 years ago by karenovirus
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    peyrole
    peyrole
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    Sorry karenovirus, not picking on you.
    Mr Censor please explain why we can call Mr Fauci a ‘tw at’ without censorship, but not Mr Fon?

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  peyrole

    Probably because fauci is not a guest on this site which, rightly in my view, discourages ‘flaming’ of contributors.

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    Monro
    Monro
    3 years ago

    ‘SARS-2 will at some point join a handful of human coronaviruses that cause colds, mainly in the winter, when conditions favor their transmission.’

    https://www.statnews.com/2021/05/19/how-the-covid-pandemic-ends-scientists-look-to-the-past-to-see-the-future/

    Remind me….how are we doing for overall all cause mortality for 2021?

    Oh! Plumb normal!

    So, in short, SARS CoV 2 already joined the ranks of endemic common cold coronaviruses around May 2020.

    All the rest has been a global weird out by a bunch of Mr Pooters.

    But, for our great entertainment, the biggest Pooter of the lot of them is putting on a show this week about how he was right all along about locking everyone down, despite Sweden, Florida, South Dakota, Texas…..

    As a general rule of thumb, if that other hopeless Pooter, the prime minister, says something, and he has said the lockdown policy was responsible for ‘defeating’ the virus, then that must reliably be a load of old ‘covid balls’.

    Enjoy this week’s panto……

    Last edited 3 years ago by Monro
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    DanClarke
    DanClarke
    3 years ago

    Millions of jabs, claim success, get full licence, make trillions, the race is on

    Last edited 3 years ago by DanClarke
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    JohnK
    JohnK
    3 years ago
    Reply to  DanClarke

    Unless there are too many dead horses on the course, to follow the metaphor. Need to redesign the course, to reduce the risk in future.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago

    ‘Promoting Covid jabs on dating apps . . .’

    Dozy Joe excluded Grindr from his list of dating apps whose members could include their vaccine status on their profiles.
    Is this discrimination against the Gay Male community or does he think they might prefer not knowing their prospective new partners vaccine status as this could add an extra frisson to their encounter ?

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    HowardElliott
    HowardElliott
    3 years ago
    • “Dr Reiner Fuellmich” – On the latest Delingpod, James talks to the German-American lawyer Dr. Reiner Fuellmich about taking those responsible for the global Covid panic to court

    I’ve been waiting for an update from Reiner Fuellmich. Get a cup of tea/coffee or something stronger (you might need it!) and settle down for an hour. It is riveting.

    Thanks James.

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    AfterAll
    AfterAll
    3 years ago
    Reply to  HowardElliott

    I didn’t understand the 97% false positive claim for PCR cT=45. It sounds plausible if you are only considering positives that score cT<=45, if anything it’s much too low, this paper https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciaa1491/5912603 suggests that the 97% rate kicks in at cT=35. But in observed PCR results most positives are way below 45 https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.25.20219048v2 so the 97% figure would only apply to the upper tail of the distribution? Dr Fuellmich makes it sound like it applies to the whole distribution, or maybe I misunderstood.

    Last edited 3 years ago by AfterAll
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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago

    “England is at risk of “replacing the Covid crisis with a cancer crisis”, the Telegraph says, as official figures show that 304,555 fewer patients were given an urgent referral in the 12 Months to March”

    It would be interesting to know what proportion of referrals translate to (a) cancer diagnosis and (b) ultimate fatality from the llness.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  RickH

    It is widely stated that the annual average number deaths from cancer is 450. How long will it take to see if this number increases as a result of late or non diagnosis?

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    450? That doesn’t sound credible. Is there a missing ‘0’?

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  RickH

    Oops, should read ‘daily’. 😕

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  RickH

    That’ useful, Friedrich – but what about the ration of examinations to confirmed cases of cancer?

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    thefoostybadger
    thefoostybadger
    3 years ago

    Surprised no one has commented yet on Richard Madeley’s views on “ring fencing” communities that are “vaccine hesitant”.

    Ah well Richard, with your new found credibility completely sabotaged I suppose you can go back to discussing amongst other things; carrots that look like penises, why do some dogs eat their own jobbies, and will Taylor Swift change her pronouns on your highly successful “This Morning” show.

    My mum says you and your missus make a lovely couple. 🙂

    Disclaimer….haven’t paid much attention to daytime TV for the past few decades, so apologies if this “show” has been removed from the schedules.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  thefoostybadger

    The bulk of Richard’s article is complaining about the government changing the definition of an Amber* country from whatever it was to ‘don’t go there unless absolutely essential’ and claims that ‘all travel is dangerous’.

    His demand that areas still with high rates of Covid cases should be ‘ringfenced’ (how this might be done he does not explain) after he makes it clear that he and Judy are going on holiday to an Amber country whatever the government says. Just self obsession really.

    * Actually bozo is quite correct, an Amber traffic light means either Stop or Proceed ‘when it is safe to do so’ whereas in much of continental Europe overnight a flashing Amber light means ‘all vehicles may proceed with caution at your own risk’ which definition would be fine by me.

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    Fingerache Philip
    Fingerache Philip
    3 years ago

    I see that dogs have been “trained” to smell out Covid on human beings.
    I wonder when the “hunting season” will be?
    I would say it will be 365 days a year.

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    Milo
    Milo
    3 years ago

    Richard Madely opines in the express:
    “the situation in Lever Edge, Bolton?
    There, barely 37 percent of the population – which has the highest weekly coronavirus rate in the area; almost 900 per 100,000 people – has been vaccinated.
    Many locals are exceptionally “vaccine hesitant”, and their stubborn refusal to have the jab is putting our national roadmap to normality at risk.
    We can’t force people to be vaccinated but surely we can ring-fence the area with red lights so the rest of us can get our lives back. Can’t we?”

    Words fail me. This is what people have been reduced to – something to be imprisoned, penned in, ghettoised, because they opt to exercise autonomy over their own bodies, and people cannot see that we have reverted to a kind of “holocaust” type situation regarding the unvaccinated. I just didn’t think it would happen this quickly. I am scared now, more so than I have been at any other stage in this ‘pandemic’.

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    Tillysmum
    Tillysmum
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Milo

    What an absolute bloody idiot he is. But then his appeal is to idiots.

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