- “Lockdown wasn’t worth it” – “Aside from its effects on health, education and the economy, lockdown represents the greatest infringement on civil liberties in modern history,” writes Noah Carl in his latest Substack update.
- “Two more rounds of booster jabs to come as Government orders ‘variant-proof’ Covid vaccines” – A Deal for 114 million jabs from Pfizer and Moderna will futureproof the whole country against coronavirus beyond the winter, says Sajid Javid.
- “Will we ever learn to ‘live with the virus’?” – “I’m not the only one who’s been wondering for months: how will we ever get out of this terrible movie,” writes Lionel Shriver in the Spectator.
- “Too many people have a vested interest in this permanent Covid emergency” – Blaming the pandemic has become a convenient excuse for bodies that fail to do their jobs properly, writes Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “Trigger of rare blood clots with AstraZeneca jab found by scientists” – Researchers in Cardiff and the U.S. work out how the Covid jab may be linked to the extremely rare clots, reports BBC News.
- “AstraZeneca vaccine side effects – latest known symptoms” – Covid vaccine side effects have been reported since the earliest doses of the U.K.’s three leading vaccines, but what are the most common side effects in those who receive the AstraZeneca? The Express takes a look.
- “U.K. led the ‘vaccine’ rush, but did we know anything about gene safety?” – Paula Jardine starts a three-part investigation, published in TCW Defending Freedom, into the political decisions that allowed the Covid vaccines fast passage through the approval process.
- “The epidemiological relevance of the Covid-vaccinated population is increasing” – “Recent data indicate that the epidemiological relevance of Covid vaccinated individuals is increasing,” according to a new Lancet study.
- “The great nudge” – Government, Big Tech and the media are all trying to nudge us into adopting the ‘right’ behaviour, writes Joel Kotkin in Spiked.
- “Europe’s Omicron panic has left the Continent in a very dark place” – Britain has become the new Sweden as other governments race to implement tough policies, writes Fraser Nelson in the Telegraph.
- “We are all suffering from the Xi variant” – “This inability to contend with the most serious of issues facing us is one of the fundamental problems in Western society. We shy away from anything of substance, instead forever indulging in trivialities,” writes Frederick Edward in Bournbrook Magazine.
- “Javid says snog who you like under mistletoe, contradicting Coffey” – As Home Office staff are told to curtail Christmas parties, ministers are accused of mixed messaging, reports the Guardian.
- “Hospital pass: The NHS is on life support” – “Two decades ago, it was easier to claim that the NHS’s problem was simply not enough money,” writes Kate Andrews in the Spectator.
- “The Based Draft” – In Bournbrook Magazine’s second video essay, S.D. Wickett narates an article by Alexander Adams, arguing that “the organised minority is always more effective than the unorganised majority, frequently managing to dominate (or rule) societies“.
- “Coronavirus, Propaganda and the Coming Genocide?” – Dr. Colin Alexander, a Senior Lecturer in Political Communications at Nottingham Trent University, will deliver a talk exploring the extent to which the draconian actions of governments during the pandemic are similar to early stages of genocide.
- “Inside Australia’s Covid internment camp” – Hayley Hodgson, 26, moved to Darwin from Melbourne to escape the never-ending lockdowns – only to find herself locked up in a Covid Internment Camp without even having the virus. Here, she talks to UnHerd about her experience.
- “Von der Leyen’s threat of compulsory vaccinations is an ominous reminder of why we left the E.U.” – Mandatory vaccinations are another example of the mission creep that has characterised the E.U. since its inception, writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph.
- “Vaccines and Power” – “Given Germany’s notorious history of brutally stigmatising various minority populations, it is shocking and outrageous that a German ‘research institute’ and the Hamburg-based weekly news magazine would sink to such sleazy malice,” writes Chris Farrell in the Gladstone Institute.
- “Rising lithium prices risk pushing electric car dreams off the road” – With battery costs predicted to soar by 16%, vehicle makers face a defining choice, reports the Telegraph.
- “Court ruling in favour of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex condemned by chorus of sceptics” – The Mail on Sunday says it will consider an appeal to the Supreme Court, amid concerns that judges have created privacy laws by the back door, reports the Telegraph.
- “Michael Buerk: Freedom of speech under threat at ‘increasingly woke’ BBC” – The veteran broadcaster is concerned his “no holds barred” show “The Moral Maze” could lose its ability to be provocative, reports the Telegraph.
- “That’s this year’s Downing Street Christmas party ruined” – Labour MP Neil Coyle jokes that this year’s Downing Street Christmas party has been “ruined” by the seizing of cocaine worth £78 million.
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Two more of my vaccinated colleagues have gone down this week. That’s 4 out of 6 in the team now and 1 of the remaining 2 wasn’t sounding so good today. To think just last week they were all almost orgasmic that they’re now eligible for boosters – including the first two that have already had it. bunch of fucking idiots.
More idiocy from husband today:
What is happening in Australia (quarantine camps) is justified because they have a low number of cases to preserve Mandating injections are OK because the virus is having such a catastrophic effect on economies (this is an extension of the same argument he used for preventing the unclean from travelling) He has no answers to why any of this is justified for a virus from which the majority of us will recover, that the economic consequences are nothing to do with the virus but are entirely political.
As Brian Gerrish would say, a perfect example of someone who has been re-framed, re-programmed and completely unable to think for himself.
Very depressed today – where I live in middle class suburbia, the relatively well off are all on the community FB page asking where they can get their boosters and isn’t it great that they’re so easy to get hold of.
A work colleague posted up on FB some copy paste thing that’s going round about how he doesn’t know what is in the injections but that doesn’t matter, we should all take them to get back to normal.
They just don’t get it. How can… Read more »
Your other half is either one of the vulnerable (ie soft-headed) 30% or so, or of the generally compliant 50% or so who go along:
Desmet: “The most important thing in this situation – you have to know that there are always three groups in mass formation – a group who is really into the process of mass formation, who is really hypnotised – about 30% – then a group who is not hypnotised but who goes along with the narrative….and then there is a third group who tries to speak out – usually about 20% of the population. And, you know, actually the most important advice that I can give in this situation is that this group has to continue to speak out!”
Foreign Agents #10 – Covid and Mass Hypnosis w/Dr. Mattias Desmet
(He’s not talking about actual active hypnosis, but rather about a process similar to hypnosis whereby a group of people find meaning in an obsessive focus on a particular issue as a collective cause. In 1930s Germany it was nationalism and jews etc, today it is covid obsession and zealotry.)
I think there is an ‘in between’ category – Dr Ros Jones alluded to this on a Talk Radio interview with Kevin O’Sullivan recently. It sits somewhere between the hypnotised and the going along to get along as per Desmet. I’m referring to the comfortable, compliant middle classes that are making a virtue out of ‘doing the right thing’ i.e. following all the rules, muzzling up and getting all your injections often and for ever more, if that’s what it takes.
They are not hypnotised by fear of the virus but genuinely believe that they are making the right decisions for themselves and for the good of society. That they are the good people and that everyone who disagrees is a bad person, making the wrong choices – even though these ‘righteous’ don’t actually believe the choices of ‘the others’ are particularly harmful to anyone.
They so fully believe in their own righteousness that they can’t ever imagine that they would be on the wrong side of public opinion or the law and being rounded up / quarantined / put on the trains themselves.
Husband used to be an individualist, but over the last 2 years has fully… Read more »
Yes I know lots of people in that “in between” category, and some who are doing it because they think they are making the right choices but respect my decisions to not go along with it.
I speak out all of the time – but nobody listens any more. They just change the subject or in the case of husband, refuse to speak.
Either they can’t handle the truth or my communication style / skill is a bit shit!
Yup, refusal to engage, infuriating.
No one ever really listened in my experience as most people very quickly became entrenched in a particular way of thinking. A few (and I mean a few) eventually realised that Covid wasn’t going to kill us all wholesale as we were told it would but even most of them cling to the precautioanry princlple.
You articulate the mindset of Brits well. This presentation from Marc Malone has some really good information about how to overcome this. These people have been initiated in to a cult. Marc explains the mechanics which makes this happen in the first place, and then about how to reverse the process. In the end, part of the solution is that we have a nice comfortable, welcoming, positive environment for them to defect to as they come away from the delusion of the cult, but there is plenty more than this to put into place.
One thing I have been thinking is how Stand in the Park is a great idea – but once a week at ten am on a Sunday morning is way short of what is required here. We need to step up the meetings and the organisation BIG TIME. We still have some rights. We can still approach people and give them the tools to unlock the truth and lift the curtain. We are not doing anywhere near enough REAL LIFE 3D activity to overcome this.
My suggestion is to change the time of Stand in the Park to six pm every night and at weekends –… Read more »
BHP union members WIN fight against vaccine mandates – Rebel News
Some good news (reported here earlier by GregoryNo6), and with a comedic twist, as the mainstream pro-totalitarian unions shamelessly try – and fail – to take credit for the win.
Thanks for that, Mark. I should have known that taking a story from the ABC at face value was risky!
Congratulations to the RED Unions.
Instead of omicron it should be called omni-con
It’s the GATESTONE Institute, not “Gladstone”
So, Javid’s buying Pfizer and Moderna jabs, not Oxford/Astra Zeneca?
Nothing to do with their higher selling prices meaning more money to spread around the Great and Good, I don’t suppose?
Or, is the AZ product not as good as the government was hyping it not that long ago? I suppose we little people will never know the truth.
I remember reading some time ago (possibly here) that because the AZ vaccine uses chimp adenovirus as its route into the body, and the vaccine relies on this being novel to the person being injected, that an AZ “booster” would not work. Certainly the woman in charge of the Oxford/AZ product played down the need for universal boosters.
Of course we know that a Pfizer “booster” based on the original Wuhan strain of the virus won’t work either against Delta or anything beyond, but perhaps Pfizer are less bothered about whether their products actually work.
“Britain has become the new Sweden as other governments race to implement tough policies, writes Fraser Nelson in the Telegraph.”
Complacency.
Yep – from Bozo’s No 2 fan (TY of course wins)!
“Inside Australia’s Covid internment camp”
“Inside Australia’s Covid internment camp” – Hayley Hodgson, 26, moved to Darwin from Melbourne to escape the never-ending lockdowns – only to find herself locked up in a Covid Internment Camp without even having the virus. Here, she talks to UnHerd about her experience.
Worlds largest prison viewed from space …
I know that polls aren’t everything, but there is an interesting graphic in this article which shows that the majority of Brits are against the new rules.
‘Keep calm and carry on with your Christmas plans’: Oliver Dowden attempts to end confusion over festive advice – but furious hospitality firms say ‘damage is already done’ after days of mixed messages spark wave of cancellations
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10270831/Oliver-Dowden-attempts-end-confusion-festive-advice.html
https://brownstone.org/articles/is-youtube-now-presuming-to-be-in-charge-of-science/
JT on YouTube’S soon to be verboten terms.
Good read in conjunction with the Nudge article ATL.
Germany has its very own Fauci, Dr. Wielder, again forbidding himself ANY criticism, see reitschuster today.
“ A Deal for 114 million jabs from Pfizer and Moderna will futureproof the whole country against coronavirus beyond the winter, says Sajid Javid.”
Isn’t this pre-promising and pre-purchase a bit familiar.
“Well the last load of shite didn’t work, so let’s do it again”.
Something in the back of my mind about the definition of insanity ….?
Moderna’s idea of future proofing is just increasing the dosage further.
It’s already making the zombies produce 3x more spike protein than Pfizer, to no effect.
Einstein’s definition of insanity comes to mind.
For the seller and the buyer.
If we presume good intentions.
Watching a tv series called ‘Dopesick’ about the opioid crisis. One of the pharma’s ruses was to define any pain following addiction as ‘breakthrough pain’ and advise physicians to ‘increase the dose’. The sad part for the US was that so many doctors were prepared to be incurious about the sales reps’ spiels and brochures.
Now, they’re incurious about the vaccines (but they’re a ‘nice little earner’).
Big news on a mandate smackdown for BHP!
Also…
4 days. Only 4.
Anglo American wants to implement a global one, including for UK staff. If that isn’t thrown out in court, the rule of law is finished.
This one’s for the Phantom Downvoter.
https://bariweiss.substack.com/p/womens-tennis-has-balls-does-wall?token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjoxNTQ3NDkyOCwicG9zdF9pZCI6NDQ5MDI3NDAsIl8iOiI5Z21jUSIsImlhdCI6MTYzODQ3ODcxMSwiZXhwIjoxNjM4NDgyMzExLCJpc3MiOiJwdWItMjYwMzQ3Iiwic3ViIjoicG9zdC1yZWFjdGlvbiJ9.N7pL4pMHfs8mzl4Mz9utZLtHx2gofRWxuVbTvo-Wiz0
The “problem” to me is the globalists create untaxed trade between nations, but massively tax trade between people in nations. This just exports jobs and transfers wealth to these job exporters.
A lot of these problems root cause is this.
https://voicesforfreedom.org.nz is coming up with a 403 error.
Rumour in NZ is that the gov has forced it offline. Haven’t looked to see where it’s hosted yet.
Can any poms still access it?
Nope
Inaccessible for me.
I feel the new recognition of the harms of the AZ jab are nothing more than a nudge in itself.
As far as I can tell, all boosters are now Pfizer and moderna. By focussing on the rare (but significant) harms of AZ, surely it’s just a way of pushing people towards acceptance of the “better” mRNA jabs?
Oh and in case it isn’t obvious… I don’t think mRNA is “safe”. It certainly isn’t effective.
I am unjabbed and potentially about to be sacked for this depending on legislation re NHS workers.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/06/210611174037.htm
It’s not safe at all
Cells contain machinery that duplicates DNA into a new set that goes into a newly formed cell. That same class of machines, called polymerases, also build RNA messages, which are like notes copied from the central DNA repository of recipes, so they can be read more efficiently into proteins. But polymerases were thought to only work in one direction DNA into DNA or RNA. This prevents RNA messages from being rewritten back into the master recipe book of genomic DNA. Now, Thomas Jefferson University researchers provide evidence that RNA segments can be written back into DNA via a polymerase called theta, which could have wide implications affecting many fields of biology.
That’s a very good point.
A summary of todays headlines could easily be “yes (nutter/covidiot/MP/zealot/”scientist”) we told you that 18 months ago”.
Sheesh, strap in for a long winter guys.
More of the same manufacturing of consent for the totalitarian online harms bill from the daily fail.
TikTok yobs film themselves harassing female police officers in ‘deeply disrespectful’ new trend
Each & every day they plant another nudge in the headlines. Note the support in the comments section. Sorry ladies, but we’ve been told for decades how women are equal (& I really believe that, i do, to my wife’s dismay) but if you’re equal you can look after yourselves you don’t need pity or sympathy or special protection, appealing to my male chivalry is sexist 😉
Yes chivalry worked 2 ways, it wasn’t just an expectation on male behaviour.
Remember, though, how the police picked on women in the protests – I can’t see much difference here. Just bullying cowardly behaviour. Why didn’t they ask them about their ethical standpoint and moral compass? Much more relevant. Watch as a society as we sink collectively into the gutter.
Not a drill:
https://youtu.be/qFFEI60SThU
“The U.N. Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED) is now responsible for taking entire privately hosted websites offline, as they seek to take total control of the flow of information and establish their “Great Narrative.” CTED notifies domain registrars of “extremist” sites — i.e., those that promote narratives they don’t approve of — and the sites can no longer be found. This reflects a new level of internet censorship, but it is not just publishers who are in the crosshairs…it is all of us.”
I hope you are paying attention Toby.
Like I said earlier here digital era tech was just another psyop, an establishment nudge to encourage the unwashed to freely adopt & become addicted to the establishment’s greatest yet surveillance/propaganda tools. The internet is lost, I’ve been expecting its censorship & regulation for several years.
Throw your smart phone away.
True true true. But what they are trying to prevent – dialogue, discourse, dissent etc pre dates the Internet, iPhones and digital era etc and therefore will never be crushed. We came here because we knew something was wrong and sought like minded people (for which I will always be grateful to Toby) but whether or not anyone agreed, in each and everyone of us was an innate belief in the the wrongness of this and a fight for the truth and freedom, bodily autonomy, honesty and truth.
The dark web has a role to play here, just like hand written Samizdats in the old USSR.
Can you run a website from an IP? Humans like words computers prefer numbers…
Still I guess they will ban your IP eventually.
That will be when they filter the boot boy work down to individual ISPs to cancel services. And then – eventually – individuals will be banned from signing up to ISP services directly so they can’t even switch.
Just read this over on ZeroHedge. It made me laugh. Thought I’d share:
Two mice walk into a bar. One says to the other, “Have you been vaccinated?” The other one says, “Nope, they’re still testing it on humans!”
The whole shambles reminds me of the scene in one of the Homeward Bound (I think) films where the man trying to catch a dog for use in scientific experiments says “I’m going to light you up like a Christmas tree”.
(I suppose they wouldn’t be allowed to mention a “Christmas” tree these days)…
There was a cartoon of that doing the rounds a few months ago!
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
Personally i couldn’t give a fig for any ‘Dillon’ that wants to snort whatever but I draw the line at the lying corrupt b’stards telling me how to live.
“You can have a Christmas party but get tested and don’t kiss under the mistletoe”. They really are taking the biscuit now. And still no exit plan.
Hugh, you’re a brave man for reading the detail. I salute you. Should any gorgeous young buck want to kiss me under the mistletoe (I doubt it but my drug of choice is Hopium) then I can genuinely report that I did not get the memo…. snog away.
They were talking about it on GB News. The narrative gets more bizarre by the day…
Hmmmm GB News… hmmm. My jury is still out.
People say that Neil Oliver is the only one who says anything against the “vaccines” (and that he doesn’t say much). I say that’s still one more than most major media outlets even if true. Surely GB News has got to be a step in the right direction? At any rate, it offers a genuine alternative in the face of the numerous biases of the BBC and others.
Full declaration, I’ve been keen on Steyn and Farage for a long time, and at least they are calling out the creeping “vax” apartheid.
True Neil Oliver (with clipped nails and filed teeth) is doing a great job of holding a candle to the nonsense. But I guess I’m so far down the line of knowing now that these teetering ‘blah blah blahs’ are frustrating. I think I’ve lost my tolerance/patience for the people, sheople whatever to catch up with us from 18 months ago. Which tbh makes me appreciate the patience of the people waiting for us to wake up from over 18 years ago.
Bottle / Glass
Glass / Bottle.
As the legendary Tommy Cooper would have put it.
Mark Steyn has been sound forever.
It’s increased in my estimation since its inception, mostly because of Neil Oliver, at first I was horrified by its lead anchor, the ultra liberal Andrew Neil, I was certainly glad to see his demise. That said, I don’t really watch it, i’m not a fan of the gay aussie either.
Yes it does seem to be going in the right direction and is a useful place to point anyone (I’ve had a few) showing minor scepticism but not yet ready for the full on truth.
Just watched the most cringe-inducing debate in quite some time – and that includes the clocked-up hideous displays by shit-suckers like Nick Ferrari demanding a crack-down on people who don’t want to be injected by the death-shot.
Peter Hitchens has crawled out of his cave since his grand capitulation of opposing covid authoritarianism to jumping the queue and getting jabbed at the very first opportunity. Making an appearance on GB News to argue that the BBC is now a present danger to freedom of speech (which should have been a fantastic discussion) was utterly mired by Hitchins’ insatiable desire to be centre stage with his over-rated bloated ego.
The entire discussion revolved around apologising to Hitchens for not letting him gobble on without interruption (after he interrupted the other guy to start his pontification).
I used to respect Hitchens to some extent. He always seems to call a spade a spade, unlike most others in mainstream media. His views should have crippled to the BBC tonight – I was expecting fireworks of brilliant criticism and finality to the BBC machine… but no, it had to all be about Peter and his ego.
I think the problem Hitchens faces, and he… Read more »
Yes, but what did Peter actually say?
Just some of the things the BBC are biased about.
I haven’t watched the episode you reference and mainly because ‘heros’ like PHitchens have so capitulated and let us down. He HAS to know that the vaccine is the gateway to a China loss of freedom and democracy. He is not edgy anymore, he is so mainstream. Why? They got his sweet meats in a grinder?
I’ve never respected the man, much of your description of him is frankly how I’ve always felt about him.
I’m even suspicious, as any good sceptic should be of his early opposition to the covid plandemic, I can’t be sure of his role, but he caved far too easily to the solution (“vaccine”).
anyone who can believe in marxism is a dangerous narcissist.
Well it’s natural to be suspicious in these strange and terrible times, but my reading of his capitulation was simply that he was fed up with fighting yet another in a very long line (for him) of losing battles. He’s been warning of things for years that have come true, and got very little credit or support for it. He’s only human. I was very disappointed in him as he’s a fearless spokesman, and I hope he realises he made a mistake.
I tend to agree with the others who have defended Hitchens here (Hugh and Julian), and I haven’t seen the debate in question. But Hitchens certainly does have a tendency to be hypersensitive to interruption and to getting his pov across, which I put down to years of experience at being invited onto msm shows in order to be talked over by establishment apologists and representatives, with the active connivance of the presenters.
Having listened to many of Hitchens’ Monday morning interviews by Mike Graham, I recall that he rightly stood up to Graham’s interruptions early on, and Graham has been excellent ever since, to the point where imo Hitchens has been taking advantage of it somewhat, and the boot is rather on the other foot. Credit to Graham for tolerating it, imo, because in fairness Graham gets plenty of time to speak through the morning and Hitchens is only on for a limited time.
But it’s worth recalling just how radically iconoclastic and effective Hitchens’ early appearances on Talk Radio were, when he was almost a lone voice resisting the origins of what we are seeing come to full ugly fruition around us. His views then might seem… Read more »
Meanwhile..
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/over-42000-adverse-reaction-reports-revealed-first-batch-pfizer-vax-docs
Twitter re-iterated it’s stance against medical freedom and informed consent.
“The Moral Maze”? That’s the programme which once featured Charles Moore asking the dreadful Ann Furedi if she thought a mother who suddenly decides she can’t stand the sight of her new born baby should be allowed to have it “terminated”. She said yes. Charles later wrote that if it had been a court case, he would have replied “I rest my case”.
Anyhow, it’s a long time since there was freedom of speech at the BBC, and they’ve been pushing their preferred political agenda since at least the 1960’s.
Television was invented to be a government propaganda tool, before that radio & before that the press, & now it’s the internet, the internet had to be unregulated for the masses to willingly adopt it, now they have & are addicted, the regulation begins in earnest to turn it into the establishment’s latest greatest propaganda mechanism.
The printing press was subversive of the old social order. Pamphleteering played a huge role in the Reformation and both the English and American revolutions.
Didn’t Author Eric Blair work for the BBC in room 101. What name did he write under?
Just say CO2 is plant-food not pollution and the SCBBC (so-called British) will cut you off.
“Will we ever learn to ‘live with the virus’?”
The fact Lionel Shiver supported the democrats discredits anything Lionel Shiver writes, for me.
“Too many people have a vested interest in this permanent Covid emergency”
Government is to big, the layers of bureaucracy & technocracy both in official government departments & “NGO’s” is sapping the life from this country & its people, it is communism lite.
“Court ruling in favour of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex condemned by chorus of sceptics”
The royals should have total anonymity, not a single word should be printed about them in the press. We can only hope.
All these stories can be summarized in 3 words, natural immunity & communism. The best vaccine against covid is infection from SARS-CoV-2. & All this government overreach is simply the resurgence of communism, to stay free requires eternal vigilance against socialism.
….there can be no doubt that Socialism is inseparably interwoven with Totalitarianism and the abject worship of the State. …liberty, in all its forms is challenged by the fundamental conceptions of Socialism. …there is to be one State to which all are to be obedient in every act of their lives. This State is to be the arch-employer,… Read more »
Churchill was also correct about Rent-seeking, you’ll hate his speech on the original Monopoly, but in it he’s just re-iterating classic Capitalists like Adam Smith and David Ricardo who did so much to create civilisation.
Socialism is, in its essence, an attack upon the right of the ordinary man or woman to breathe freely without having a harsh, clumsy tyrannical hand clapped across their mouths and nostrils.
Astonishing foresight.
Carlson: “Jones is often mocked for his flamboyance, but the truth is he has been a far better guide to reality in recent years – in other words a far better journalist – than say NBC News National Security Correspondent Ken Dilanian, or Margaret Brennan of CBS. Alex Jones never bought the Russia hoax. Not for a second. And if Jones sat down with Tony Fauci he would ask him real questions, just as journalists are supposed to do. He wouldn’t just slobber all over him. But Alex Jones makes fun of Joe Biden, so the January 6th committee is threatening him with prison.”
Carlson is only slightly tongue in cheek here. He knows that Jones is famous for some quite “way out” and provocative conspiracy theorising, and so this kind of assertion seems absurd. But the simple fact is that nothing Jones has ever argued for was more untrue than the 100% false Russia hoax, or the covid lies, and those have been far more harmful and far more constantly pushed by the mainstream “journalists” Carlson is taking aim at here.
So the overall truth is exactly as Carlson has it – Jones is the better (perhaps “less bad”… Read more »
such a pity I can only uptick once!
Now he knows how the unvaccinated must feel in Austria.
Incredible these people – absolutely incredible.
https://www.dw.com/en/austrian-chancellor-resigns-after-sebastian-kurz-withdraws-from-politics/a-59993547
Stooges, note how they hit & run, it’s no accident, its by design so there are no comebacks, one wonders about Hannocks timely demise, ‘Midazolam’!
Very true.
He still deserves a day in court before his necessary punishment.
“Fire at will.”
Yeah.. while he’s in the dock..
Kurz wasn’t fully onboard with the Agenda – which is why he was stabbed in the back over a relatively minor scandal.
And he is a WEF graduate too – one of their “Young Global Leader” graduates. Probably being made an example of.
The government has ordered 114 million Omnicron “jabs” is this the variant no one knew about a week ago??!
Yep. Dozy me. Missed that.
114M*£15 per injection is £1.71 billion, plus the cost of buying the drugs, £3bn? And the best part? They are not free! You’ll be paying for it through higher taxes, plus it will be on borrowed money so stick the interest charge on top. Why younger people are not up in arms about this is a tragedy because they will have a much lower standard of living for life – for something they didn’t need.
I think the collapse our monetary system is imminent and certainly before the end of 2022. Then we have Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and combined with the vax passes we are a planet of slaves.
It’s coming.
Certainly screwed my modest income streams. Looking through my bookshelves for something to read, my eye fell upon “Of Human Bondage”, by Somerset Maugham. Just right for the Zeitgeist.
I think that the cost to them has passed people, both old and young, by. The whole thing is portrayed as something good and philanthropic, given to a grateful populace by a wise and caring Government, assisted by the angelic NHS, with “money no object” to succour and protect them, and in the current hysterical atmosphere, has been swallowed hook, line and sinker.
What is happening in Victoria and the Northern Territory are exactly the kind of developments that would be globally condemned by governments and the UN if they were happening is some Islamic backwater. There is no debate about it: Dan Andrews and Michael Gunner have committed horrendous crimes against humanity and must face trial and imprisonment.
26? That’s the exact age of the Scottish rugby international who died last week!
I’ve no idea of course what what connection there is with the “vaccines”, or the 2 people at the PL matches who collapsed or the Wigan and Sheffield United players who collapsed, or the Sheriff Tiraspol player who collapsed against Madrid. Still, six incidents in nine days (that II know about) including one lethal is quite a lot. And by the way, is there a possible risk to the “unvaccinated” from spike protein shed by the “vaccinated”? I read something about this a bit back, but I don’t know how much of an issue it is.
The week the 3 football players collapsed, a 36-year-old semi-professional player from the west Midlands died suddenly in his sleep.
Who?
And death.
It used to be said in fun that “the problem with Australia isn’t so much that 50% of the population are descended from convicts it’s that the other 50% are descended from prison officers..”… Unfunnily, it would now appear that the “officer” cohort are firmly in charge!
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In the video when Hayley is questioning the rules with one of the officers in the camp – the officer acknowledges that the rules don’t make sense and that he is just following the rules ..
Where have we heard that before?
This is an extremely worrying development. Should nature run its course, the virus is likely to become much less virulent as it seeks to coexist with its hosts. The mass inoculation of people with gene therapy may or may not be putting pressure on the virus. There are arguments for and against. One thing is certain, the virus will continue to mutate forever. Are the maniacs currently running the UK suggesting that all humans will be injected with a gene therapy every single time it mutates? If not, then why now? What is the long-term plan? Why is former international banker and Pfizer salesman Mr Sajid Javid not telling the people what the long term plan is?
This is totally out of control.
Agree totally. The lunatics really have taken over the asylum. The question is how do we stop them?
Presumably the long term plan is to have close to 100% compliance with a “vaccine” dose every three months for ever. What’s not to like (for Pfizer)?
Is that the Pfizer who are selling a dangerous experimental gene therapy drug with a more than one in a thousand chance of a clot related hospital admission within 28 days of a dose, and who were cited in an article by Oliver Wright a few years back about how big pharma influences NHS policy? Where are the msm articles on this today, it’s certainly continuing?
As if on cue, this morning’s breathless Hartley-Brewer radio programme carries news of some new study from Southampton and just published in The Lancet, which makes great claims for the efficacy of (yes) Pfizer and Moderna third doses against Delta and perhaps Moronic.
A quote from someone:-
“The good news is that whether you had AZ [AstraZeneca] or Pfizer as your first two doses and whether you have Pfizer or Moderna as your booster, there is a marked increase in both your neutralising antibody concentration – on average a more than 20-fold increase – and your T cell response – on average an approximately three-fold boost – against both the original Wuhan virus and against the Delta variant,”.
I do not wonder at “The Science”, but “The Synchronicity” is awesome.
Completely at odds with the data on actual infection levels – especially amongst the anointed.
Several weeks ago I believe JHB claimed she was ‘done’ with boosters but has now mellowed to ‘not being happy’ about it. She will cave. I have admired her for the most part in at least asking questions that our useless MSM should have been doing but there is no doubt she is a vaccine champion if not a fan of coercion and force.
Yeah i can’t listen to her any more
She certainly seems to be backsliding. The problem that any medium now has is that OFCOM is a Government-appointed Star Chamber, with powers of censorship and suppression to rival anything on offer during the last War, and probably exceeds even that. It doesn’t take a lot of perspicacity to detect when media say things that are likely to have them being leaned on, or to notice the after-signs that they probably have.
TalkRadio used to be about the only one worth listening to, but nowadays I have to restrict myself to the only two trenchant presenters (Graham and O’Sullivan) who haven’t jumped ship or offered themselves up for our latter day Salem Witch Trials.
JHB tries to look both ways on the jab and gets herself in a pickle. This morning she contradicted a guest who quite rightly stated that they don’t prevent transmission.
Those foreign holidays trump everything.