- “Boris Johnson calls for ‘national debate’ on mandatory vaccination to protect U.K. from Covid” – Prime Minister reluctant to consider compulsory jabs but wants talks on how to boost uptake, saying U.K. cannot keep introducing restrictions indefinitely, reports the Telegraph.
- “Most fans may still avoid Covid checks despite new restrictions” – “Clubs and sport events may be permitted to continue spot-checks rather than monitor every fan for proof of vaccination against Covid or a negative test result,” reports the Times.
- “The Government has broken its side of the bargain ” – There is no rationale for imposing these restrictions. The Government simply wants to be seen to be doing something, argues Andrew Lilico in the Telegraph.
- “Boris Johnson is a menace to liberty” – The Prime Minister is stuck in a cycle of Covid panic and authoritarianism, writes Tom Slater in Spiked.
- “Remember: life is finite and freedom is innate” – “Having grown weak on the numbing nectar of endless Government subvention, we have lost our thirst for liberty,” writes Frederick Edwards in Bournbrook Magazine.
- “Judge orders 11 year-old girl to be vaccinated despite father’s objections” – “A New York Judge has ruled that an 11 year-old girl may be vaccinated against Covid despite vocal protests from her dad, siding with the child’s mother amid a lengthy divorce case,” reports RT.
- “Fall on walk from bed to desk is workplace accident, German court rules” – Man who slipped and broke his back while working from home was commuting, it is decided, reports the Guardian.
- “It’s time to confront the immorality of lockdowns” – The failure of religious and spiritual leaders to address the societal costs of restrictions has been an utter travesty, writes Fergus Butler-Gallie in the Telegraph.
- “Why I prefer to rely on natural immunity” – “It’s not as cold and inhospitable in the land of conspiracy theories as it used to be,” argues Melissa Kite in the Spectator.
- “The PM’s restriction: ignoring the science” – “Besides Ferguson and the usual lockdown fanatics, most scientists have not called for urgent restrictions in response to the variant. Why? Because all early indicators are showing it is nothing to panic about,” writes William Parker in Bournbrook Magazine.
- “500 school staff fired for declining Covid jab” – “Nearly 500 public school employees in Los Angeles were fired after refusing to comply with a Covid vaccine mandate, with the city making terminations permanent after previously suspending a number of workers,” reports RT.
- “Conservative group Chairman resigns live on air” – Charlie Sansom, of South Basildon Conservatives, says he disagrees with tighter rules, reports BBC News.
- “End this dismal cycle of restrictions” – It is unsustainable and dangerous to have our lives brought to a standstill every time something emerges that might trouble the NHS, argues Telegraph View.
- “Courts backlog could take five years to be cleared up” – “The backlog in Scotland’s courts caused by the pandemic could take up to five years to be cleared after lockdown forced all but the most serious of cases to be postponed, it has emerged,” reports the Times.
- “Texas school board member resigns after releasing parents’ information” – Norma Garcia-Lopez resigned as co-chair of the Fort Worth Independent School District’s racial equity committee after she doxxed private information on families who opposed the School District’s mask mandate, reports the Mail.
- “It is stark-raving mad that red list travellers can’t self-isolate at home” – Both Delta and Omicron variants have laughed in the face of quarantine hotels – it is time to pull the plug on these useless prisons, argues Annabel Fenwick Elliott in the Telegraph.
- “Senate majority votes to repeal vaccine mandate” – “A majority in the U.S. Senate voted to repeal President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate for businesses with more than a hundred employees, with two Democrats joining Republicans to oppose the policy,” reports RT.
- “Jussie Smollett and the coveting of victimhood” – Everyone wants to be oppressed these days, writes Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “If students can’t handle Rod Liddle’s crude jokes, they aren’t ready for real life” – The young people at Durham are free to disagree with him, or even walk out, but I struggle to see why they found it all so traumatic, writes Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “There’s been a big party in your house Boris Johnson” – Twitter user Pete Evans has captured the Prime Minister’s (likely) reaction to being called out for hosting a Christmas party during last year’s winter lockdown.
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They don’t need to exploit the loan scheme. A friend of mine has a company that employs about 30 people and about 18 months ago he was informed by the government/authorities if he’d like £60k for nothing. Of course he said yes.
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No, the Internet will not be shut down – people need it to access their Vaccine Passports.
But sites like this could be more heavily patrolled in the near future to round up “those with alternative views”.
Last days of freedom chaps. Make the best of it.
“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.”
https://youtu.be/qFFEI60SThU
This whole exercise was, really, an exercise in asset stripping. I’m convinced the plandemic was/is a cover for economic contagion and collapse, with ‘lockdowns’ providing a means of artificially suppressing inflation. So if anyone found a way to defraud the government, then good for them. They were behaving precisely as criminally as the state they were stealing from and the vast sums of money we’re talking about at this point are meaningless; borrowed from several future generations. The party’s over.
My wife says exactly the same and more shocking is that I’m actually starting to agree with her.
While I agree with you on the whole, they haven’t stolen from ‘the state’ the state has no money, they have stolen from the people, eg the pensions triple lock etc so shame on them.
Granted and – morally – yes you’re right, but theirs was a trifling crime compared to what the government has been up to.
Not true and a basic understanding of gov finance is all that you need .
Boom! can anyone say “slowing money velocity hides/controls hyper inflation”
Not sure on the UK mechanism, but the US after taking advice from Blackrock for “Going Direct” basically handed them $trillions, out of control debt is growing faster than the economy can handle
John Titus nails it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdLr6MpB2sY
Indeed. The modern financial system is running at warp speed to build paper assets that can suck up debt. A deflationary debt spiral is the end game.
You can not build a new zero carbon (power grab) economy without deconstructing the old one. The problem for neoliberals is how to do so without chaos & anarchy, because globalists are control freaks.
“with ‘lockdowns’ providing a means of artificially suppressing inflation”
Lockdowns/restrictions damage the global supply chain, creating shortages that increase inflation. As living costs rise, the poverty threshold rises and more will rely on state handouts for survival – contingent on their obedience to medical fascism.
Wow, who could have imagined printing unlimited money that future generations won’t be capable of paying off would lead to corrupt government contracts and fraudulent begging bowls?
Bigger governments are ALWAYS least efficient, honest, and freedom oriented and usually a sign of collapse.
It’s funny how the incompetent cock-up artists are always so incredibly effective at filling their own pockets & enriching themselves! Efficient & honest government has fuck all to do with it.
If you happen to see Javid on the streets of Bromsgrove, tell him you’re hungry and penniless and ask if he’ll walk with you to the nearest ATM to withdraw £200 so you can buy some food. I think he can afford it.
After all, he is concerned for your health.
This is not the first report of its kind:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/22/fifth-of-uk-covid-contracts-raised-red-flags-for-possible-corruption
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/jun/30/covid-loan-and-error-will-cost-uk-taxpayers-tens-of-billions-say-mps
‘costing the U.K. Government nearly £4.9 billion.’
I beg to differ, the UK Government does not have any money. This bill will be handed to people who go out to work every day, including those on the minimum wage (whose gas and electric bills are about to rise by 250%)
The elites will not be asked to contribute because their money is offshore in places like the BVI (Yes I’m looking at you Mogg).
“The bill will be handed to people who go out to work every day”. This is great news. The sooner the regimes criminality starts to really hurt the millions of ordinary order-followers who are standing by watching as the totalitarians take away our freedoms and destroy our society, the quicker we will see the necessary backlash.
Slaps head in amazement.
Slaps head in amusement.
This is nothing in comparison to the fraudsters such as Gates, bent politicians and ‘scientists’ etc.
Highly predictable.
That comrade, I agree with.
off topic, but..
George Orwell said “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face-forever.”
Some smart-arse on twitter said “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a QR code stamped on the human face-forever”
Already happened:
“To avoid the hassles of carrying a Covid-19 vaccination certificate everywhere, a 22-year-old student in Italy used a rather quirky method and tattooed the barcode of his COVID-19 vaccination certificate on his arm. Notably, Andrea Colonnetta got the Quick Response codes (QR code) associated with the pass tattooed on his left bicep so that it is always available for scanning everywhere he goes.!
What bicep?!
Qantas airline has a similar ‘Frequent Flyer Green Card’. It’s not a secret any more that ‘Climate Change’ and your ‘carbon footprint’ will determine whether you are a Good Citizen or Enemy of the State.
Politicians and those running the show will continue to fly in private jets and fart in your face.
Only if you comply. I do not use those types of apps and never will.
That’s the problem with spaffing money during stupid unnecessary lockdowns, bribery was used to obtain compliance, and more money was wasted.
I was talking to a builder who had three separate small limited businesses, he planned to wind them up at year end 2021 and retire. You can guess what he’s done x3, none of his so called loans <20k required personal assurances, he’s feathered his nest. When I mentioned that pensioners and others in need were paying for it he just shrugged his shoulders. 4.9 billion is just the tip of a vast iceberg.
It was entirely foreseeable this would happen. However, the government doesn’t appear to be much concerned and is happily printing money. All this is now leading through to inflation, with the end result that millions are being dragged into poverty, particularly those pensioners who are not in receipt of gold-plated public sector pensions.
Peanuts. ‘Consultants’ stole £37 billion spent on ‘T&T’.
Tory donors stole 100s of billions spent on useless PPE, tests and gene therapies- sofar.
No way was 37 billion spent on T &T. The bulk of that was spent on new IT, new as yet unseen tracking devices, more surveillance equipment, the so-called “passport” system and other nefarious projects not yet clear to us.
So what? Test & Trace stole 37 billion for starters. Will the Government ministers responsible for allowing this fraud to happen ever be punished? Answers on a postcard.
That may depend on whether they have consciences.
I hope that they do, and that their sleep is deeply disturbed, since that is a small sign of hope if so. I suspect that they have largely suffocated their consciences, in order to survive.
As for social punishment, which expresses both the wrongness of what has happened, and warns others not to attempt the same, wow, I hope and pray so!
This is good news. The sooner we bankrupt this criminal regime that exists, in part, to syphon wealth from ordinary people and brown envelope it in broad daylight to their billionaire offshore masters, the sooner we can replace it with a just system of governance. And before anyone says, “but its not their money, its our money”, that is the whole point of my message. If they carry on printing money and raising taxes, the pain will begin to hurt so much that people will rebel against them. At the moment we are not hurting enough.
You can’t bankrupt governments: only their tax-payers!
Do you think I dont know that?
In magic or confidence tricks this is called the misdirection isn’t it?
Maybe nobody will notice the Tory party donors and chums getting away with a lot more.
How many of them will be the mates of Tories given the nod that the scheme was being set up so as to be easily abused?
Bigger story: “Fraudsters (world governments, big tech, big pharma) steal trillions by faking a pandemic”
You have hit the biggest nail there…..
Isn’t all government expenditure fraudulent?
Tax is theft.
And government is a protection racket.
Fraudsters, appropriate.
Here’s a video of Welsh leader Mark Drakeford saying he hopes people aren’t smart enough to realise the covid legislations are not lawful.
That is our money that the government has been so cavalier with. They are complicit.
This scheme costs, on average, nearly £1500 per employed person.
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When furlough was first introduced, I thought about the billions to be claimed by criminals. Then as support schemes continued to appear, I thought about billions being claimed by criminals. Now, as the world introduces vaccine mandates and passports, I think about the billions being made by criminals.
The funny thing is, the only way I’m going to be able to survive in this new society, is to be a criminal…..and I’m going to be treated as a REAL criminal, like a 1930s German Jewish criminal…..and I’m not even going to get paid for the privilege!
If they come at me with mandates and passes, I may as well be proactive and start my criminal career early with an appropriate response.
Makes no real odds at the end of the day since The Great Reset isn’t called “Reset” for nothing.
Well, I guess the pensioners who had the nerve to go on living will just have to pay up for the fraudsters who squirreled away lots of everyone’s tax money, through increased N.I. contribution, pensions that won’t keep up with inflation, and increased heating costs. Oh, and the students can pay too, through paying for their imprisonment.
How jolly that housing has gone up beyond the reach of many, while firms spent this gift money on houses, since they thought it one of the safer investments for unnecessary spare cash. How great that we all paid for ping parties, and the ridiculous test and trace debacle.
Could we now turn around please and ensure that our elderly and vulnerable can get the face to face to face doctors’ appointments, a decent pension, heating, and everything else that they have paid for, without smug fraudsters robbing them, and also messing the housing market, even if at one remove?
Wasn’t enabling fraud the main purpose of these “help programs”?
What? Really? Who’d have thought it?
Apart from anyone with more than one brain cell.
Joe Rogan said his doctor, Pierre Kory, is part of a group that has used Ivermectin to quietly treat 200 Members of U.S. Congress for COVID19. Dr Simone Gold, from America’s Frontline Doctors, told that she has prescribed treatments for Congress. She still believes in her oath, but she is vocal saying she has been contacted by many in DC. Can you believe these demons? Healing for them are OK but not for us. Get your Ivermectin while you still can! https://ivmpharmacy.com
Many small businesses didn’t trust the government as they knew it would be clawed back some how. Our own family chose not to accept any money but were sent an email, nevertheless, asking for repayment of any monies they had borrowed. Anyone who borrowed large sums knew they would never be given the opportunity trade for long enough to re establish their business and so declared themselves bankrupt.
It is shocking that Governments are full of very stupid people. They try to bribe taxpayers with their own money whilst trying to pull a fast one. Taxpayers are far more streetwise than any government.
My small business took a small bounceback loan. The process was insecure and simple. Surely Sunak will be arrested? This is hard-earned public money…given away. The police need to work tirelessly to find who gave it all away.
Loans?
None of this will be paid back, except by the very few chosen winners.
The vast majority will be written off, by which I mean we’ll borrow to cover it, with no intention of ever paying that back.
Constant crippling debt is the New Normal.
Boris and co really couldn’t run the proverbial whelk stall…