- “Number of Covid patients in English hospitals jumps to highest level for two months – but experts claim surge is driven by ‘incidental’ admissions” – NHS England data show there were 9,631 infected people in hospital beds as of 8am on October 5th, up 37% from the 7,024 recorded a week earlier, but the majority are not being treated primarily for Covid, reports the Mail.
- “Care home worker who refused Covid vaccine was fairly dismissed, tribunal rules” – A judge finds a claimant’s unwillingness to have the jab amounted to gross misconduct and put staff, visitors and residents at risk, People Management reports, in a ruling that will embolden authoritarian employers.
- “Where is the accountability for Covid policy harms?” – Ramesh Thakur in Spectator Australia says the lessons of Iraq atrocities now apply to lockdowns, restrictions and mandates.
- “Why are we vaccinating children?” – A vast array of the world’s leading specialists are opposed to the Covid vaccination of children, yet their views are ignored – by decision-makers, but not by the public, writes Hugh McCarthy at U.K. Column.
- “Well Being: The #1 Killer in the USA, Ages 18-45” – Dr. Robert Malone on the lives ruined and families and communities decimated by the opioid fentanyl.
- “What has happened to the ordinary human-infecting coronaviruses?” – Eugyppius makes the observation that these harmless cold-causing viruses appear to have been displaced by Omicron, in much the same way as pre-Omicron SARS-2 lineages displaced influenza.
- “Abnormal Menstruation Following COVID-19 Vaccines: A Toxicologic Consideration” – Deidre Little in the Journal of Clinical Toxicology discusses possible causes of the adverse events.
- “The New Pause Lengthens to Eight Years” – The New Pause in global warming, having paused a month ago, has now lengthened again: this time to exactly eight years, writes Christopher Monckton in WUWT.
- “The Climate-Change Censorship Campaign” – The Left is demanding that social media shut down debate even on solutions, says the Wall Street Journal in a leading article.
- “Will the lights go out this winter?” – The National Grid says the most likely scenario is Britain will make it through the winter without the lights going out, but that’s not the impression you’ll get from most of the media, says Michael Simmons in the Spectator.
- “U.S. Buys $290 Million Worth of Drugs in Preparation for Nuclear Emergencies” – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is buying $290 million worth of drugs as part of its “long-standing, ongoing efforts to be better prepared to save lives following radiological and nuclear emergencies”, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Ex-banking analyst explains how ESG scores are weaponised against CEOs to force them to go ‘woke’” – Brian Smith tells LifeSiteNews that the easiest way to understand the ESG system is to take the “Chinese social credit system” model but instead of applying it to individuals, apply it to businesses.
- “The crisis in education can’t be ignored forever” – Parents are furious at the woke takeover of schools – but no party will speak for them, says Neil Davenport in Spiked.
- “Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie will continue to ‘say what she thinks’” – The acclaimed author who faced an online backlash for ‘transphobia’ last year over a 2017 interview with Channel 4, said she will carry on speaking her mind in an interview with the Times as reported in the Mail.
- “J.K. Rowling calls Nicola Sturgeon a ‘destroyer of women’s rights’” – The author’s comments come as a Holyrood inquiry approved plans to allow Scots to self-identify their legal gender without medical proof, the Telegraph reports.
- “Great British Bake Off’s maracas and ponchos insensitive, say Mexican viewers” – ‘Cartoonish’ sombreros and ‘Juan’ jokes by Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas spark criticism from humourless woke Hispanic academics, according to the Telegraph. Juan born every minute…
- “Councils ordered to ditch ‘mum and dad’ and ‘homeless’ in new language guide” – The painfully woke new guide issued by the Local Government Association also suggests councils avoid using words such as ‘expat’ and ‘deprived neighbourhoods’, the Telegraph reports. Read Richard Littlejohn’s comment on this in the Mail.
- “Quarter of young people are LGBT, Stonewall survey suggests” – The poll by Ipsos Mori found that for Gen Z respondents (aged 16 to 26) only 71% identify as straight, according to the Telegraph. However, official ONS statistics suggest the figure is more like 92%.
- “Suella Braverman’s ‘protest banning orders’ must be stopped” – Mark Johnson in UnHerd says the Public Order Bill is an unacceptable restriction on liberty.
- “It is just ridiculous that the police are wasting their time investigating these petty incidents” – Toby speaks to GB News‘s Michelle Dewberry about Caroline Farrow being arrested because of ‘malicious’ online posts.
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“Number of Covid patients in English hospitals jumps to highest level for two months – but experts claim surge is driven by ‘incidental’ admissions”
It’s the tests, the pettifogging bureaucracy that knows, but can’t possibly let on, that virtually everyone has been exposed to whatever-you-call-it.
Fear Factor, the MSM…
I was speaking to a friend on the phone a couple of days ago. His partner is currently working from home due to feeling unwell for a few days – sniffles, sore throat etc. I said “oh, she’s got a cold, has she?”
“She tested positive” I was told.
Me: sigh. “What on Earth are you doing still using those tests?” (We are on opposite sides expressing views of the scamdemic and have had heated moments but still get on, our friendship goes back many years.)
Friend: “well, we still have boxes and boxes of them and they expire at the end of the year.”
Me: “so what, that doesn’t mean you have to use them. Get rid” ( a touch of exasperation creeping in…)
Friend: “well yes, but that would be a waste of money wouldn’t it, not using them? She had to do several tests to see if she had covid and the last test was positive…”
Me: sigh…”she didn’t have to at all but I suppose persistence paid off…” (yes, sarcasm creeping in.)
Friend:”yes, thankfully but she’s already starting to feel better. She thinks having her flu jab a fortnight ago certainly helped.”
Me: trying to disguise gnashing of teeth “why would she think that?”
Friend: “because it obviously helped to reduce viral symptoms, that’s why she had to repeat the tests until she got a positive but thankfully, we’ve still got several boxes left just incase.”
The conversation carried on, with me wondering if my next course of action should be to make an urgent dental appointment to repair my teeth or to present myself at the nearest mental health unit.
I’m sure there will be many others in possession of several boxes of tests who think similarly that they ‘should’ use them and it’s the right thing to do, in order to avoid ‘wasting money’.
….or they are just covid diehards, clinging onto the narrative…
That is such a sad scenario…
Can’t uptick your comment as it’s too depressing.
The psychops are strong with these folk. Sadly.
I feel your pain! It’s utterly crazy and beyond frustrating how irrational these people are. It’s a damn cold, irrespective of what virus is responsible for exactly the same symptoms. Jeez…
I’m wondering if the schools are gonna do the dishing out of tests to kids every week to bring home this winter. I’ll be sending kiddo’s new teacher an email re that if so, but I *really* hope they’ve moved on from this nonsense and no masking will make a re-emergence either.
A friend who works in a school has just tested ‘positive’… All of my baking friends are deep in this & take no notice of my early treatment advice…. All are jabbed up so no hope for them at all…
I’ve got to the stage where I’ve given up. They know my position, respect me, don’t treat me any different but want me to respect theirs too.
I’ll be sending her early treatment protocol link & then the choice is hers.
It’s truly bizarre. No sane person requires a test to tell them if they have a cold ffs! What would your friend have done back in 2019 and all of those years prior I wonder…They check their common sense at the door, honestly!
She’s a fully paid up member of the Liebour party, deep into the ‘for the common good’ brainwash, works in education & also recently widowed with son starting uni. She’s had a tough year.
In many other things she’s a brilliant critical thinker & a warm, caring wonderful human being. She was one of the very few who stood up for my choice not to have the toxin as she respected my decision of bodily autonomy.
The biggest irony of all of this, I think, is that it appears to be the jabbed that feel compelled to test regularly. And I’ll bet it’s the masktards that we see out and about who are also jabbed. They appear to have no self-awareness regarding the fact they are walking nonsensical contradictions! Their behaviour is proof that they have taken complete leave of their senses.
My friends – the above conversation – are fully paid up members of the jabbing club.
They’ve been brainwashed into a cult. They won’t have any self-awareness on covid issues as to do so would require deprogramming from the cult, which is incredibly difficult to do & is only successful if the individual actively wishes to leave the cult. The ties that bind are strong.
I find it incredibly sad.
Yes they are absolutely hardwired radicals alright. I mean, anyone who still possessed an iota of rational and critical thinking ability would just turn their back on the narrative once the penny drops that they are multi-jabbed, masked half the year and they still test bloody positive! I mean, how much more proof does one need that this is all a complete and utter sham? Shame on people for being so naive at this late stage of the game, surrounded by data and real world evidence which contradicts their beliefs. It’s pathetic.
Waking them out of this trance is going to induce an awful lot of fear & stress. Currently they may well at some level know that the toxic injection doesn’t work, but they feel safe & unthreatened where they currently are. Moving from an uncomfortable known place to a an unknown place which will at first be even more uncomfortable is hard to do, even harder when everyone around you wants to keep you in the first space. Change only happens when the individual is ready to change.
Cough… .(or sniffle…)
Show ’em this. Bloke with common cold version of Cornavirus tests positive for Covid using PCR. Virus type o form is that of the common cold.
That reminds me of the public utility company that sought to reassure me about their commitment to my safety by telling me their staff regularly used anti bacteriological wash to avoid passing on Covid (virus).
Ha. We had a letter from Wessex Water saying that people down our way were putt5ing too much fat down their drains and hence blocking sewers. The letter also stated that according to government guidelines their staff knocking on doors would be socially distancing.
I pointed out to them that government guidelines said no such thing (just – maybe wear a mask in a crowded place), and that faceless people knocking on our door would get sent packing. We don’t talk to faceless people.
Astonishingly, I got an email apologising and promising to change further letters. Utter rollocks.
Presumably the training courses for ‘Knocking on doors whilst practicing safe Social Distancing’ were subsequently cancelled?
Yes lots of people we know still have a stockpile of tests which they us when they have the sniffles, and people still hunt around for “rules” they are meant to follow if they test positive. They struggle with the idea that they don’t actually need to do any of it, possibly because if they accepted that completely then they would wonder what all the fuss had been about before.
Someone said to me the other day, on learning I’m not vaxxed, “well, you’re lucky you haven’t had covid” and then got a bit nonplussed when I told them I’d been fairly unwell with a flu like illness recently which may have been “covid” (if indeed it exists). Of course this person is fully boosted and has recently, yes you guessed it, “had covid”. But it would have been so much worse without the vaxx….
Thanks very much for that post ellie. I don’t doubt I am likely to face similar conversations with many acquaintances this winter. Other than laugh and take the P I have no way to respond.
I genuinely cannot get my head round this behaviour and yet a huge percentage of the population think the same way. It is no wonder TPTB treat us with such contempt. It must be such contempt which fuels many of their actions and then their utter rage when people behave sensibly and occasionally do the right thing.
This must surely explain the outrage and complete refusal to accept the Brexit vote. “How dare they!”
Even in my own family I have these sorts. They’ll admit that the last few years have been a shame and discuss their jabs (plural, unfortunately) as regrettable. But any little cough will have them discussing tests in hushed almost excitable tones. I don’t understand it.
I suspect that they’re just trying to pour cool water onto my rants and just agree with “the nutter” rather than actually open up to the possibility that their reality is manufactured. How very very depressing.
At least I’ve put my foot down about the injections. Said I’d set fire to the cat if they have anymore. Luckily, they think I’m nutty enough to actually do it, so that’s useful…
“….but the majority are not being treated primarily for Covid, reports the Mail.”
So does the phrase “covid patient” have any meaning? And what does “primarily” mean? Is it in fact the case that most are not being treated for “covid” at all and in most cases they do not actually have “covid” but have just been tested?
“most cases they do not actually have “covid” but have just been tested?”
For our beloved NHS management Covid is really the gift that keeps on giving. I suspect most admissions are absolutely astounded when they are told they have Covid. And of course because of covid every F. up in every hospital can be batted away.
“Colds and ‘flu? Oh, that’s so yesterday. Dahling…”
Relating to the above story about the care worker getting unfairly dismissed, here is an excellent open letter to the Chief Health Officer in Western Australia from a doctor regarding the unscientific and irrational renewal of Covid jab mandates for health workers. Well-reasoned and including many references this could serve as a good template for sending to organizations and businesses which have unlawful mandates for staff and students, because, when you have the scientific evidence on your side, these sackings cannot possibly be deemed lawful or proportionate.
https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/10/an-open-letter-to-cho-of-wa/
I agree, if she’d used lawfulness of an experimental medical intervention instead of a religious belief, then the law behind her would have been much stronger. Law is superior to a mandate. A mandate only becomes mandatory when it is agreed to. No agreement = no mandate. This is the law. Thanks to Anna de Buisseret, UK lawyer for this little gem.
“when you have the scientific evidence on your side, these sackings cannot possibly be deemed lawful or proportionate.”
Sadly, real world evidence shows that absolutely not to be the case.
Guidelines cannot trump law, as I shared in the HART article the other day. And certainly anyone working in care, for example, should be in a Union, unless you’re in a position to hire an expensive lawyer to fight your case. You need somebody who knows the law to fight your corner. I’d never just slink away quietly into the background if I got sacked on this basis. People need to empower themselves by knowing their rights and fighting for them.
“Quarter of young people are LGBT, Stonewall survey suggests”
Well, they would wouldn’t they. I suspect that as we increasingly sexualise young people and bombard them with the LGBT+QWERTY, that natural curiousity and confusion will grow. I saw an article about how many 12 year old girls identify as Lesbian, and the writer put forward a hypothesis that what the 12 years olds were was, seeking friendship from their cohort, but that the ability to form non-sexual friends has become so unspoken now that the only way they could identify a relationship was in sexual terms. Its all quite troubling.
So to folks who tell me that are “Non-binary”, I say unto them – why on earth would I be interested in what you are NOT. Tell me what you ARE.
Usually flummoxes them.
It’s all very much in line with Agenda 2030.
Yes, boys who are interested in ballet dancing are likely talked into believing some stuff about being born in the wrong body. If Billy Elliot was made today…
just an observation regarding the use of energy.
I was at London Bridge yesterday and just observed examples of waste of energy.
Offices completely lit (don’t know about heating), pub doors wide open, many terraces with outdoor heaters.
I am not a believer in anthropogenic climate change, however am puzzled by this obvious waste especially with the current price of energy.
‘… this obvious waste especially with the current price of energy.’
Easily explained. They don’t care because they are not paying for it, you are.
Did you miss the billions Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are doling out to businesses and individuals to ‘help’ with the high energy costs they and their fellow parasites have engineered last 3 decades? Your taxes at work.
And then there is the famous windfall tax to pay for some of the handouts. All businesses pass costs on to their consumers, tax is a cost, so that will come out of your hide somewhere down the line, but you won’t see it.
This is absolutely horrific! Did anybody know about this? It’s an episode of Alex Jones where he has two lawyers on talking about how patients all over the U.S who go into hospital with Covid-type symptoms are being put on Remdesivir against their will and many dying as a result. They’re saying that doctors have a separate protocol for patients who haven’t been jabbed so they give them this drug, despite the known harms ( including how 53% of people were killed by it in Ebola trials ), they restrain and intubate them. One shares his account of trying to help a nurse who had Remdesivir forced on her, despite her specifically saying she didn’t want it, and she died.
I didn’t watch the full 45mins as I can’t stand Alex Jones’ voice and how he continually interrupts guests before they can finish a sentence but the first 10mins gives you the gist of it. The financial incentives for hospitals and all-round corrupt shenanigans behind the scenes is truly shocking.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/KNlIkSX6LBpU/
That is horrific. If only the mainstream media did their jobs, things like this wouldn’t happen. Although not about Remdesivir, I remember a friend of mine telling me how he witnessed a child being forced to have the Covid jab in a pharmacy. The child was clearly distressed and shouting that he didn’t wan’t it but they went ahead anyway. My friend was too shocked to do anything. It feels demonic this forcing people to take things they don’t want, don’t need and which are proven to cause death in many cases.
Here is Alex Stein on Alex Jones talking about how they killed his mother with Remdesivir, despite him having power of attorney and telling them he didn’t want them to give her the drug. That’ll be Baylor Hospital, Dallas, which sacked Dr Peter McCullough. They also wanted a DNR order signed at the beginning. I’m used to Stein being zany in his daft but hilarious videos ( with a huge sprinkling of cringe ) but he’s obviously talking about something dead serious here. So if you can hack two high-octane Alexes, with Jones constantly stopping Stein from finishing his point by butting in incessantly, then it’s worth a watch.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/WFsGJvij9946/
I’m not sure I can watch this Mogs. I remember seeing a vid very early in this horror story – a young nurse in the US had posted a vid, not sure on what channel, where she told how a young man who was indeed poorly was forcibly intubated. The nurse had pleaded with doctors not to take this action. She said she knew it would kill the man.
The nurse was severely distraught while filming herself. She ended by reporting the man had died.
As I said, it was distressing to watch.
Off topic, so apologies, but am I going mad or was there a DS article yesterday on climate change (or the lack of evidence for it) that appeared then mysteriously disappeared?
Yes..I saw it as well..I think it was related to the News round-up story above…’The new pause lengthens to eight years..’
…or we are both going doolally!
Yes. I saw it and read it.
I saw it too and emailed the link to a friend who emailed back to say he had ‘Page not found’ message. I checked and it had gone, so that was within about 30 mins. No explanation – strange.
In the FSU weekly roundup email today there is praise for His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary and the Chief Executive of the College of Policing for their intervention in the matter of Sussex police priorities. That is a serious error, in my view.
Firstly, the police should alweays act in accordance with the law and breaches should result in consequences for all officers involved, ranging from a reminder from a senior officer, additional training or mentoring or disciplinary action. That should apply at all levels.
Secondly, the purpose of Police and Crime (etc) Commissioners was to bring a democratic influence into policing. A specific role of the PCC is to set police priorities. Criticism of the Sussex and other PCCs should name and shame them. Either they are not doing their job or they approve the way their forces are acting – either way the public needs to know. This should be widely reported when elections come around and the honours system should black ball them (along with senior police officers and the leaders of His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary and the Chief Executive of the College of Policing for ineptitude and political games playing.
You’ve got the love the Bee…..LOL!
https://babylonbee.com/news/hurricane-ravaged-florida-town-raises-ukraine-flag-so-congress-will-send-aid
FT MYERS, FL — In a desperate attempt to get help for its citizens and deal with the growing humanitarian crisis in the area, a Florida town devastated by Hurricane Ian has taken the unusual step of raising the Ukrainian flag, hoping to convince Congress to send aid.
“The Ukrainian government flies this flag, and they’re just swimming in billions and billions of dollars in support from the United States. We’re just swimming in sewage,” said Ray Valdivia, the Response Coordinator working to assess the damage in the town. “We tried going through the normal channels to get help from the government, but Biden just sent us a letter of “best wishes” that looks like it may have been written in crayon.”
Though the situation across the Sunshine State has been critical since the hurricane blew through last week, Congress has maintained a keen focus on funneling astronomical amounts of taxpayer money overseas to pay the salaries of Ukrainian government officials and support American defense contractors’ war efforts against Russia.
“These requests coming in from Florida are small potatoes,” Nancy Pelosi slurred at her meeting with the press when asked about providing hurricane relief. “Sending money to Florida would not save the world from Russia or effectively launder the taxpayer money in any way.”
At publishing time, citizens of Ft. Myers were working on using fake Ukrainian accents and inviting Hollywood celebrities to visit their devastated towns, hoping to convince the ignorant actors that they were visiting war-torn Kyiv instead.
It really is top class.
This ties in with nicely with the Geoffrey Tucker article ATL…how some people like Doctor Peter McCullogh did put themselves forward to tell the truth…and the consequences they suffered and that are still ongoing…..This is why we know it is not over and why we can never give up…
Kate
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Hey @elonmusk your soon to be company just de-platformed the most published peer-reviewed cardiologist and internist in history—and accused him of Covid misinformation. A world-renowned Board Certified medical expert that even experts rely on. With over half a million followers.
“It is just ridiculous that the police are wasting their time investigating these petty incidents”
The police losing their way is sort of indicative of society as a whole losing its way. The police who arrested Caroline Farrow and took her away are out of control. They need some serious re-education about what their priorities are – to solve crime and keep the peace. They increasingly see the keeping of the peace as extending to protecting people’s ‘hurt’ feelings. Honestly, our society has become infantilised to the point where being ‘hurt’ or ‘offended’ is an act worthy of this type of behaviour. Everything is becoming infantilised including our politicians and their ways of tackling the most serious issues we have ever seen in our lifetimes. We urgently need some adults in the room: people who can deal with being offended, with being disagreed with and who are grown up enough able to find ways forward with debate and discussion of ALL viewpoints AND, above all, action.
Aethelred, this infantilisation is central to Agenda 2030.
“Suella Braverman’s ‘protest banning orders’ must be stopped”
I hadn’t pegged Suella Braverman as a hardliner but hardliner she is if her ‘protest banning orders’ become a part of the Public Order Bill. In it, it states that people with these ‘Serious Disruption Prevention Orders’ (SDPOs) could be banned from attending protests. There is, as yet, no widely accepted definition of what ‘serious disruption’ could be, meaning that it would be to the discretion of the court to judge whether or not it was a serious disruption. Below are three definitions of disruption:
disruption
noun
So what would a serious disruption look like? Streaking on a rugby pitch perhaps? Breaking through a barrier? Damming a river or a road (look out ER!). There could be innumerable interpretations of serious disruption but words aside, what we are witnessing is the move to stop dissent in the name of the government and that is totalitarianism for want of a better word. I think they know – and we know they know – that more widespread dissent and protest is coming – it’s sort of inevitable. They don’t like the idea so they’re trying to get ahead of the curve so they’re ready for us. That’s how I see it. I may be wrong but why do this otherwise? We have to fight this because I can see myself marching for my rights and freedoms at some point in the not too distant future, and although I have no plans for ‘serious disruption’ I want to make my voice heard by the parasites that are meant to represent us but seem to sit on their padded seats and do sweet FA.
In general as a personal choice I would choose a form of protest that is as visible as possible while minimising inconvenience caused to others. I think it’s less likely to be counterproductive and simply better manners. But I am wary of attempts to regulate this, for reasons we here all understand I imagine. Also if your protest involves large numbers of people, which you’d hope it would in order to be as effective as possible, it’s always going to cause some inconvenience to the general public.
Our laws are being manipulated, changed and worded in such ways that they can be made to hold any meaning or interpretation that TPTB decide they require.
Such actions do of course wholly undermine said laws and it is our duty therfore to break said laws as needed or required.
“I can’t get my my head round the Council plans map to turn the centre of Oldham into a housing estate. Please assure me the beautiful Barclays bank won’t be demolished for this.”
I have just seen this posted on a local Facebook group, although I don’t do FB. Now Oldham Town centre is a shit hole, principally as a result of fifty years of council “investment,” by which I mean demolish, re-build, demolish, re-build etc but it is still a disturbing post. Is anybody else aware of this in their towns? I am aware of the horror story in the Netherlands.
Again, this is entirely in line with the Agenda 2030 Smarter Cities propoganda. The intention being to pack “citizens,” I might as well use the Orwellian term, into closely packed towns and cities where they can be fed, watered, monitored and controlled. And of course they won’t need transport because they won’t be allowed out.
Technocrats live metropolises because they allow maximisation of resource usage, at least in theory
Fine by me as long as they let people choose to live in suburban, provincial and rural areas
Should vaccine campaigners beware the enemy within?
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/should-vaccine-campaigners-beware-the-enemy-within/
“To paraphrase Queen Elizabeth I, it’s not for us to peer into people’s hearts and dissect their motivations. That ‘peering’ in itself wastes time and energy. Real people are always complicated, nobody can be perfect, and life is always messy. We can keep an open mind, and remember that people change and their situations change.”
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It’s worth reading in full and I have this notion that the author used to post here in the very early days of DS
”The…new guide issued by the Local Government Association suggests councils avoid using words such as ‘deprived neighbourhoods’”
Excellent – if there are no more deprived neighbourhoods we won’t need to give our taxes to regenerate them.