Andrew Bridgen Suspended as Conservative MP for Criticising Covid Vaccines

MP Andrew Bridgen has been suspended from sitting as a Conservative MP pending a "formal investigation" after causing "great offence" with remarks criticising the Covid vaccines.

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MP Andrew Bridgen has had the Conservative whip removed – meaning he is suspended from sitting as a Conservative MP and must sit without party affiliation – pending a “formal investigation” after causing “great offence” with remarks saying the Covid vaccines are “causing serious harms” and the vaccination campaign was “the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust”.

According to Sky News, Tory Chief Whip Simon Hart said:

Andrew Bridgen has crossed a line, causing great offence in the process. As a nation we should be very proud of what has been achieved through the vaccine programme. The vaccine is the best defence against Covid that we have. Misinformation about the vaccine causes harm and costs lives. I am therefore removing the whip from Andrew Bridgen with immediate effect, pending a formal investigation.

His ‘offensive’ comment came in a tweet (now deleted) on Wednesday morning linking to a write-up by Israeli academic Dr. Josh Guetzkow of the recently released CDC adverse event analysis, where Bridgen approvingly quotes an unnamed “consultant cardiologist” who he said had told him: “This is the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust.”

Mr. Bridgen, who has a science background, has become Parliament’s most vocal critic of the Covid vaccines. He thus made himself a big target for the pro-vaccine zealots who will have been looking for an excuse to punish and cancel him, and who have predictably leapt on the first ‘offensive’ thing they could find.

Dr. Guetzkow, the academic whose article Mr. Bridgen linked to in the tweet and who is Jewish and lives in Israel, defended him from allegations of anti-Semitism. He told the Daily Sceptic that “there is nothing at all anti-Semitic about his statement” and that “the hollow accusations against him only distract from genuine examples of anti-Semitism”. He said:

As a Jew living in Israel, I’m surprised by the accusations against Bridgen, because there is nothing at all anti-Semitic about his statement. This is a tempest in a teapot. The hollow accusations against him only distract from genuine examples of anti-Semitism and ultimately hinder attempts to draw attention to them, much like the boy who cried wolf.

John Mann, the Government’s independent anti-Semitism adviser, went straight to full-on cancel mode, saying: “There is no possibility that Bridgen can be allowed to stand at the next election. He cannot claim that he didn’t realise the level of offence that his remarks cause.”

Karen Pollock, Chief Executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust, said: “This comment is highly irresponsible, wholly inappropriate and an elected politician should know better.”

Matt Hancock, the disgraced lockdown Health Secretary, hit out at Mr. Bridgen’s “disgusting, antisemitic, anti-vax conspiracy theories” at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday. He said the comments were “deeply offensive” and “have no place in this House or in our wider society”.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak replied that he joined Mr Hancock in “completely condemning those types of comments in the strongest possible terms”.

“Obviously it is utterly unacceptable to make linkages and use language like that and I’m determined that the scourge of antisemitism is eradicated,” he told the Commons.

“It has absolutely no place in our society. I know the previous few years have been challenging for the Jewish community and I never want them to experience anything like that ever again.”

The Board of Deputies of British Jews tweeted: “For an MP to suggest that Covid vaccines are the biggest crime against humanity since the Holocaust is unconscionable. We will be writing to the Chair of the Conservative Party Nadhim Zahawi to express our deep concern and to ask for clarification as to what action will be taken.”

Reproduced below is Mr. Bridgen’s recent speech in the Commons where he raised many issues that other MPs shy away from or don’t want to know about.


Three months ago, one of the most eminent and trusted cardiologists, a man with an international reputation, Dr. Aseem Malhotra, published peer-reviewed research that concluded that there should be a complete cessation of the administration of the Covid mRNA vaccines for everyone because of clear and robust data of significant harms and little ongoing benefit. He described the roll-out of the BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine as “perhaps the greatest miscarriage of medical science, attack on democracy, damage to population health, and erosion of trust in medicine that we will witness in our lifetime”.

Interestingly, there has so far not been a single rebuttal of Dr. Malhotra’s findings in the scientific literature, despite their widespread circulation and the fact that they made international news.

Before I state the key evidence-based facts that make a clear case for complete suspension of these emergency use authorisation vaccines, it is important to appreciate the key psychological barrier that has prevented these facts from being acknowledged by policymakers and taken up by the U.K. mainstream media. That psychological phenomenon is wilful blindness. It is when human beings – including, in this case, institutions – turn a blind eye to the truth in order to feel safe, reduce anxiety, avoid conflict and protect their prestige and reputations. There are numerous examples of that in recent history, such as the BBC and Jimmy Savile, the Department of Health and Mid Staffs, Hollywood and Harvey Weinstein, and the medical establishment and the OxyContin scandal, which was portrayed in the mini-series “Dopesick”. It is crucial to understand that the longer wilful blindless to the truth continues, the more unnecessary harm it creates.

Here are the cold, hard facts about the mRNA vaccines and an explanation of the structural drivers that continue to be barriers to doctors and the public receiving independent information to make informed decisions about them. Since the rollout in the U.K. of the BioNTech-Pfizer mRNA vaccine, we have had almost half a million Yellow Card reports of adverse effects from the public. That is unprecedented. It is more than all the yellow card reports of the past 40 years combined. An extraordinary rate of side effects that are beyond mild have been reported in many countries across the world that have used the Pfizer vaccine, including, of course, the United States.

Those who feel that they have been damaged by the vaccine should of course have the full support of their elected Members of Parliament and the NHS. Only a couple of weeks ago, I was interviewed by a journalist from a major news outlet who said that he was being bombarded by calls from people who said that they were vaccine-harmed but unable to get the support they wanted from the NHS. He also said that he thought this would be the biggest scandal in medical history in this country. Disturbingly, he also said that he feared that if he were to mention that in the newsroom in which he worked, he would lose his job. We need to break this conspiracy of silence.

It is instructive to note that, according to pharmaco-vigilance analysis, the serious adverse effects reported by the public are thought to represent only 10% of the true rate of serious adverse events occurring within the population. The gold standard of understanding the benefit and harm of any drug is the randomised controlled trial. It was the randomised controlled trial conducted by Pfizer that led to U.K. and international regulators approving the BioNTech-Pfizer mRNA vaccine for administration in the first place.

Contrary to popular belief, that original trial of approximately 40,000 participants did not show any statistically significant reduction in death as a result of vaccination, but it did show a 95% relative risk reduction in the development of infection against the ancestral, more lethal strain of the virus. However, the absolute risk reduction for an individual was only 0.84%. In other words, from its own data, Pfizer revealed that we needed to vaccinate 119 people to prevent one infection. The World Health Organisation and the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges have previously stated and made it clear that it is an ethical responsibility that medical information is communicated to patients in absolute benefit and absolute risk terms, which is to protect the public from unnecessary anxiety and manipulation.

Very quickly, through mutations of the original strain – indeed, within a few months – Covid fortunately became far less lethal. It quickly became apparent that there was no protection against infection at all from the vaccine, and we were left with the hope that perhaps these vaccines would protect us from serious illness and death. So what does the most reliable data tell us about the best-case scenario of individual benefit from the vaccine against dying from COVID-19? Real-world data from the U.K. during the three-month wave of Omicron at the beginning of this year reveals that we would need to vaccinate 7,300 people over the age of 80 to prevent one death. The number needed to be vaccinated to prevent a death in any younger age group was absolutely enormous.

Of course, it is important that the Government justify why they are rolling out a vaccine to any cohort of people, particularly our children. He will recall that, in the Westminster Hall debate, we questioned the validity of vaccinating children who have minimal risk, if a risk at all, from the virus when there is a clear risk from the vaccine. I will again report on evidence from America later in my speech about those risks, particularly to young children.

In other words, the benefits of the vaccine are close to non-existent. Beyond the alarming Yellow Card reports, the strongest evidence of harm comes from the gold standard, highest possible quality level of data. A re-analysis of Pfizer and Moderna’s own randomised controlled trials using the mRNA technology, published in the peer-reviewed journal Vaccine, revealed a rate of serious adverse events of one in 800 individuals vaccinated. These are events that result in hospitalisation or disability, or that are life changing. Most disturbing of all, however, is that those original trials suggested someone was far more likely to suffer a serious side effect from the vaccine than to be hospitalised with the ancestral, more lethal strain of the virus. These findings are a smoking gun suggesting the vaccine should likely never have been approved in the first place.

In the past, vaccines have been completely withdrawn from use for a much lower incidence of serious harm. For example, the swine flu vaccine was withdrawn in 1976 for causing Guillain-Barré syndrome in only one in 100,000 adults, and in 1999 the rotavirus vaccine was withdrawn for causing a form of bowel obstruction in children affecting one in 10,000. With the covid mRNA vaccine, we are talking of a serious adverse event rate of at least one in 800, because that was the rate determined in the two months when Pfizer actually followed the patients following their vaccination. Unfortunately, some of those serious events, such as heart attack, stroke and pulmonary embolism will result in death, which is devastating for individuals and the families they leave behind. Many of these events may take longer than eight weeks post vaccination to show themselves.

An Israeli paper published in Nature’s scientific reports showed a 25% increase in heart attack and cardiac arrest in 16 to 39-year-olds in Israel. Another report from Israel looked at levels of myocarditis and pericarditis in people who had had covid and those who had not. It was a study of, I think, 1.2 million who had not had Covid and 740,000 who had had it. The incidence of myocarditis and pericarditis was identical in both groups. This would tell the House that whatever is causing the increase in heart problems now, it is not due to having been infected with COVID-19.

It was accepted by a peer-reviewed medical journal that one of the country’s most respected and decorated general practitioners, the honorary vice-president of the British Medical Association and the Labour party’s doctor of the year, Dr. Kailash Chand, likely suffered a cardiac arrest and was tragically killed by the Pfizer vaccine six months after his second dose, through a mechanism that rapidly accelerates heart disease. In fact, in the U.K. we have had an extra 14,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in 2021, compared with 2020, following the vaccine rollout. Many of these will undoubtedly be because of the vaccine, and the consequences of this mRNA jab are clearly serious and common.

Ministers may understandably wish to defer the responsibility for a decision such as withdrawing vaccines from the population to regulators such as the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, or in America the Food and Drug Administration. Historically, when undertaking the approval of any drug, the regulators ultimately end up relying on the summary results from the drug companies in their sponsored trials, where the raw data is kept commercially confidential. Furthermore, the MHRA has a huge financial conflict of interest, receiving 86% of its funding from the pharmaceutical industry it is supposed to regulate. In effect, we have the poacher paying the gamekeeper.

In a recent investigation by the BMJ into the financial conflicts of interest of the drug regulators, the sociologist Donald Light said: “It’s the opposite of having a trustworthy organisation independently and rigorously assessing medicines. They’re not rigorous, they’re not independent, they are selective, and they withhold data.”

He went on to say that doctors and patients “must appreciate how deeply and extensively drug regulators can’t be trusted so long as they are captured by industry funding”.

Similarly, another investigation revealed that members of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation had huge financial links to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation running into billions of pounds. Ministers, the media and the public know that the foundation is heavily invested in pharmaceutical industry stocks.

Unfortunately, the catastrophic mistake over the approval, and the coercion associated with this emergency-use authorisation medical intervention, are not an anomaly, and in many ways this could have been predicted by the structural failures that allowed it to occur in the first place. Those shortcomings are rooted in the increasingly unchecked visible and invisible power of multinational corporations – in this case, Big Pharma. We can start by acknowledging that the drug industry has a fiduciary obligation to produce profit for its shareholders, but it has no fiduciary obligation to provide the right medicines for patients.

The real scandal is that those with a responsibility to patients and with scientific integrity – namely, doctors, academic institutions and medical journals – collude with the industry for financial gain. Big Pharma exerts its power by capturing the political environment through lobbying and the knowledge environment through funding university research and influencing medical education, preference shaping through capture of the media, financing think-tanks and so on. In other words, the public relations machinery of Big Pharma excels in subterfuge and engages in smearing and de-platforming those who call out its manipulations. No doubt it will be very busy this evening.

It is no surprise, when there is so much control by an entity that has been described as ‘psychopathic’ for its profit-making conduct, that one analysis suggests that third most common cause of death globally after heart disease and cancer is the side-effects of prescribed medications, which were mostly avoidable. Because of those systemic failures, doctors often receive biased information, deliberately manipulated by the pharmaceutical industry, which exaggerates the benefits and the safety of their drugs. Furthermore, the former editor of the BMJ, Richard Smith, claims that research misconduct is rife and is not effectively being tackled in the U.K. institutions, stating: “Something is rotten in… British medicine and has been for a long time.”

It has also been brought to my attention by a whistleblower from a very reliable source that one of these institutions is covering up clear data that reveals that the mRNA vaccine increases inflammation of the heart arteries. It is covering this up for fear that it may lose funding from the pharmaceutical industry. The lead of that cardiology research department has a prominent leadership role with the British Heart Foundation, and I am disappointed to say that he has sent out non-disclosure agreements to his research team to ensure that this important data never sees the light of day. That is an absolute disgrace. Systemic failure in an over-medicated population also contributes to huge waste of British taxpayers’ money and increasing strain on the NHS.

We need an inquiry into the influence of Big Pharma on medications and our NHS. That is been called for many occasions and by some very influential people, including prominent physicians such as the former president of the Royal College of Physicians and personal doctor to our late Queen, Sir Richard Thompson. On separate occasions in the last few years those calls have been supported and covered in the Daily Mail, the Guardian and, most recently, the i newspaper.

We are fighting not just for principles of ethical, evidence-based medical practices, but for our democracy. The future health of the British public depends on us tackling head-on the cause of this problem and finding meaningful solutions. In 2015 a commentary by Richard Houghton, Editor-in-Chief of the Lancet, suggested that possibly half of the published medical literature “may simply be untrue”. He wrote that “science has taken a turn toward darkness”, and asked who is going to take the first step to clean up the system.

That first step could start this evening with this debate. It starts here, with the Vaccine Minister and the Government ensuring in the first instance an immediate and complete suspension of any more Covid vaccines with their use of mRNA technology. Silence on this issue is more contagious than the virus itself, and now so should courage be. I would implore all the scientists, medics, nurses and those in the media who know the truth about the harm these vaccines are causing to our people to speak out.

We have already sacrificed far too many of our citizens on the altar of ignorance and unfettered corporate greed. Last week the MHRA authorised those experimental vaccines for use in children as young as six months. In a Westminster Hall debate some weeks ago, I quoted a report by the Journal of the American Medical Association studying the effect of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccination on children under five years of age. It showed that one in [500] had an adverse event that resulted in hospitalisation, and symptoms that lasted longer than 90 days.

As the data clearly shows to anyone who wants to look at it, the mRNA vaccines are not safe, not effective and not necessary. I implore the Government to halt their use immediately. As I have demonstrated and as the data clearly shows, the Government’s current policy on the mRNA vaccines is on the wrong side of medical ethics, it is on the wrong side of scientific data, and ultimately it will be on the wrong side of history.

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Pembroke
Pembroke
3 years ago

To be on the safe side perhaps we should all condition ourselves to use a different comparison? “A bigger crime against humanity than the communist Pogroms” perhaps?

As for Simon Hart (Sunak supporter, ‘whip’ was his quid pro quo for supporting him in the recent coup) well he recently got his constituency office tagged with “Torries Out”(sic) which lead him to gloat over having CCTV footage of the perpetrator he then blethered on about how we have our chance at democracy at the next GE.

I don’t think anyone has bothered to point out to him that a small minority (the MP’s)
forced out a democratically elected leader and installed the runner up without further recourse to democracy recently.

nige.oldfart
nige.oldfart
3 years ago

I read this article with utter disbelief, a sitting politician being sanctioned for asking questions in the house. We are in a true dictatorship. I started to read the comments, of which I support and agree and will continue to read after I have posted this. On this issue I am 100% behind Andrew Bridgen, and 100% against the rest.

SomersetHoops
SomersetHoops
3 years ago

So this is the Tory party now fighting against free speech. I have had two anti Covid jabs and a booster at no time before I had them was I told about the potential cardiac side effects and this is against medical principles. I have a dear friend who died from an unexpected heart attack after having 3 MRNA injections and although it can’t be proven I suspect that may have contributed to what happened. Matt Le Tissier was one of the outspoken people I first encountered drawing attention to the number of young sports people having heart problems after MRNA injections and he was also effectively shut down. Is big pharma running the world and controlling politicians now? Andrew Bridgen may have quoted something from a cardiac specialist which is a bit exagerated, but it was not denying the holocaust, only indentifying it as an extreme wrong, to use as a comparison. I really can’t see how there is any way that is ant-Jewish and those who say it is should turn their wrongly directed sensitivity down a bit. What has happened here is another reason to eliminate anyone’s voting intentions away from the Tories. Andrew Bridgen is someone… Read more »

Smudger
Smudger
3 years ago

The Stoning Of Andrew Bridgen

https://youtu.be/bDe9msExUK8

debwestsussex
debwestsussex
3 years ago

Had an email ruck with the Daily Telegraph yesterday over this story. The readers, of which I’d say 95% are in support of Bridgen, were having their comments deleted in droves by the moderators.
During the email game of ping pong I challenged them as to why so many posts were being removed, even though they were not outside the DTs rules.
They eventually confirmed that it was down to an individual’s viewpoint – in other words, whether they liked what it said or not.

Covid-1984
Covid-1984
3 years ago

They ought to remove the whip from un-elected Sunak and the jungle tosser Hancock. Bridgen speaks for millions as against their mates in the Fake news.

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago

If you want to cut the head off the serpent there is no doubt whatsoever that corruption in Whitehall enables all of this.

In the 1980s, Whitehall civil servants were first allowed to develop contacts to and ties with commerce and industry. It was predictable then that would lead to an increase in corruption and it has. It has had 40 years to develop to where it is now.

Direct experience of corrupt practices in Government agencies and some statutory bodies is that corruption can only take place at the grace and favour or direction of the most senior civil servants. Whilst I am sure they will all disagree with this view, to me it is the only consistent coherent and indeed inevitable explanation. Even our security services are tainted.

Thatcher’s favourite sitcom “Yes Minister” was in truth a comedy about Whitehall corruption in the proper sense of the word.

Most troubling is the silence about it from politicians – especially the majority of UK MPs – who never address it.

And of course the left are happy to have democracy undermined so keep silent to control us all when they get power.

A public example of the web of Whitehall corruption… Read more »

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago

Well done to Andrew Bridgen for putting the issues firmly onto the political map.

Scunnered
Scunnered
3 years ago

What can we do to help Andrew?

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago
Reply to  Scunnered

A few days ago on GB News Andrew Bridgen asked people who wanted to help to write to their MPs.

So pick your main points well – there are plenty here to choose from and write remembering to confirm you are a constituent.

And if you get no response write again. And again. And again.

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago

Shutting people up was another feature of the Holocaust. Many were shut up permanently.

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago

Welcome to ChEngland. President Xi for our next Prime Minister. Hurrah!

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago

We no longer have a democracy nor legal or human rights.

Andrew Bridgen is being attacked for expressing his political/philosophical beliefs – which is unlawful discrimination under the Equality Act 2010. 

To the extent it inhibits his freedom of expression in Parliament it is a breach of privilege. So much for the Mother of all Parliaments.

The House of Lords confirmed that freedom of speech is an English common law right [no need for ECHR or Human Rights Act]. 

It includes not merely the right to exercise free speech but the right of everyone to know.

Per Lord Steyn in Reynolds v Times Newspapers Ltd [2001] 2 AC 127.

“[T]here is a constitutional right to freedom of expression in England … By categorising this basic and fundamental right as a constitutional right its higher normative force is emphasised. These are perhaps some of the considerations which enabled Lord Goff in 1988 and Lord Keith in 1993 to hold that article 10 of the Convention and the English law on the point are in material respects the same.”

However, the right to freedom of expression under the HRA is directly actionable. It is a personal right. [HRA s7].

Unfortunately it will… Read more »

Smudger
Smudger
3 years ago
Reply to  iconoclast

With respect he has not been banned from Parliament. He can continue to speak in the House but not as a Tory.

iconoclast
iconoclast
3 years ago
Reply to  Smudger

I did not say he has. But it is a move designed to inhibit his freedom of speech in parliament and that is a breach of privilege.

These people do not care that they undermine democracy or that British people and children die needlessly from a disease Fauci not only paid the Chinese to develop but gave them the technology to do it. In so doing he gave the Chinese the ability to develop biologicial weapons of a kind they did not have the technology to develop and which could be used against the West in future.

Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
3 years ago

Some former Health Secretary’s should learn to keep their mouths shut

Stand in the Park 
Sundays 10.30am to 11.30am 
Make friends & keep sane 

Elms Field 
Wokingham RG40 2FE
(near Everyman Cinema and play area) 

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Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
3 years ago

The more the mainstream back this cause the biiger their demise. Honestly if you look at American mainstream news for example, they are turning rapidly against the vaccine. Believe me if the NYT and Washington Post turn against it the BBC will have a hard time keeping up the pretence. Honestly I know it sounds optimistic but I guarantee you that in two months time we will be in a very different situation and the BBC will be discredited forever.

Oowotwnwrwyhow
Oowotwnwrwyhow
3 years ago

I am getting truly angered with the shoddy, shoot from the hip politics of today and the failure of many to understand the simplest english language. The phrase “biggest since” means “not as big as what preceded but bigger that everything else after”. How is that antisemitic? The very cancelling of the “biggest since phrase” means “nothing after can be smaller” as the largest such smaller thing would be the biggest since. That’s basic mathematics. Ridiculous. Language matters. Accusing someone of “antisemitism” is a massive charge.Here those doing the charging are ignorant of the basic english language either really or deliberately. Bridgen has not been antisemitic whatever the reality of the relative issues with the Pfizer jab.

Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
3 years ago

You won’t have to rely on the likes of Bridgen in terms of disabilty and death. I told a few people not to take it but they took it anyway. That is all you can do. I guarantee you that the truth is going to come out in the next few months. and I can tell you exactly what the media will say – they will make out that they were lied to and then try to make out like they were against it all along. You have to let it go we failed as a species and many of us are going to die. We failed long before Covid but this brings it home.

Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
3 years ago

It is a shrewd decision because in three months time he will be hailed as a prophet I can say that with certianty. Thankfully I’m glad that there is at least one politician who hasn’t succumbed to retardation. Yes I know that he voted for care workers to be forced to take the shot and I do not forgive him for that but he has explained himself in that regard.

Hugh
Hugh
3 years ago

‘Matt Hancock, the disgraced lockdown Health Secretary, hit out at Mr. Bridgen’s “disgusting, antisemitic, anti-vax conspiracy theories” at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday. He said the comments were “deeply offensive” and “have no place in this House or in our wider society”. ‘

And what did that disgraced man say about “vaccine” sceptics in his disgraceful Daily Mail column again? Vile man.

As for the figures, if we say four billion (and counting) had this medication, and a relatively conservative estimate of the mortality rate of one in 5,000 (though others have suggested one in 800 or one in 400 – it partly depends how you count it of course). You could easily be getting into millions, and we’ll assume that at least some of the people pushing this knew what Dr. Mike Yeadon does. I suggest a credible case could be made for the position of the “consultant cardiologist”. So Mr Bridgen has basically been suspended for offending “vaccine” zealots. But not that disgraced man for similar remarks about “vaccine” sceptics. Anyway, another reason not to vote for that party as it is now (and one imagines that John Bercow could have had some fun getting political over this if still… Read more »

Nearhorburian
Nearhorburian
3 years ago

He clearly didn’t compare what has happened to the Holocaust.

But if we were to make that comparison, shouldn’t we be comparing what has happened since March 2020 to what happened during the first 34 months of NSDAP government in Germany?

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
3 years ago
Reply to  Nearhorburian

Excellent point.

WyrdWoman
WyrdWoman
3 years ago
Reply to  Nearhorburian

That’s the point, isn’t it – he quoted ‘…since the holocaust’, thus explicitly recognising the tragedy that the holocaust was. He didn’t say/quote ‘…than the holocaust’ which would imply making the holocaust less than the current genocide (although time will tell). Simon Hart, Sunak et al really do need to brush up on their GCSE use of language.

Sforzesca
Sforzesca
3 years ago

Quelle surprise.
He’s been Corbynised.
God Bless Andrew Bridgen and similar.

Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
3 years ago

So his comments have no place in society but harmful injections are ok ! God help us !!

JXB
JXB
3 years ago

When you can’t refute the message, attack the messenger, distract the audience to make it about the messenger not the message, discredit the messenger thereby discrediting the message.

Ad hominem – favoured trick of the liar and cheat.

NeilParkin
NeilParkin
3 years ago

I’m afraid this comes as no surprise. Andrew was skating on thin ice, so far as the almighty cover-up is concerned. Of course people will believe that lies they are now telling about him, and wholeheartedly believe the narrative, but this is not about a mass realisation. Its about converting one person at a time. Anyone who can see that ‘something isn’t right’ and is curious will find the dots and join them up. The real question is who has the authority and the balls to put this in court. Where is our Nuremburg.?

Valerius
Valerius
3 years ago

Have you noticed that, as the evidential outcomes of the vaccination programmes are beginning to emerge, increasing numbers of those most judgemental, who advocated silencing any questioning of the programmes, are now calling for an ‘amnesty’ from any judgement, any criticism, any consequences being visited upon those who might have got it wrong?

Meanwhile, here they are, trying to cancel Bridgen.

Odd that, innit?
.

ebygum
ebygum
3 years ago

Can’t add much to the great comments, but this story was reported in the Telegraph this morning and by this afternoon the comments were closed! (They don’t like it up ‘em!)!!LOL!
Most of the comments were positive in relation to Brigden …some had over 200 likes which I can’t say I’ve seen before….I think this is what Joel Smalley meant when he said the newspapers were getting ‘squeaky bum’ when the articles they present are at such odds with their paying customers comments….
I’ve noticed that the Telegraph isn’t allowing comments on all sorts of stuff..I really think they know what the reactions will be!

As someone who is most decidedly not anti-Semitic, quite the opposite usually, can someone explain why absolutely nothing can even be compared to the holocaust?
If the vaccines end up killing and injuring millions, it won’t be the same but it will be a fair comparison won’t it?….

Monro
Monro
3 years ago

At the very least, it is to be hoped that MPs will now pay some attention to Dr Malhotra’s paper and its references:

‘….in November 2021, I was made aware of a peer-reviewed abstract published in Circulation, with concerning findings. In over 500 middle-aged patients under regular follow up, using a predictive score model based on inflammatory markers that are strongly correlated with risk of heart attack, the mRNA vaccine was associated with significantly increasing the risk of a coronary event within five years from 11% pre-mRNA vaccine to 25% 2–10 weeks post mRNA vaccine. An early and relevant criticism of the validity of the findings was that there was no control group, but nevertheless, even if partially correct, that would mean that there would be a large acceleration in progression of coronary artery disease, and more importantly heart attack risk, within months of taking the jab. I wondered whether my father’s Pfizer vaccination, which he received six months earlier, could have contributed to his unexplained premature death and so I began to critically appraise the data.’

particularly its conclusions:

‘Given these observations, and reappraisal of the randomised controlled trial data of mRNA products, it seems difficult to argue that the… Read more »

Dinger64
Dinger64
3 years ago

I’ll tell you what, this action against one of the only mps to speak up about this situation feels personal!
One of the few to stick up for the vast majority of the British public who I’m sure would vote for an independent public enquiry ,and they strike him down for it!
It’s like an attack on my own logical, sceptical and common sense mind! Do you feel this too?

crisisgarden
crisisgarden
3 years ago
Reply to  Dinger64

It goes to show that you can’t bribe or coerce every lawmaker, even if you have the unending wealth of the corporate criminals behind this. Which is slightly reassuring.

Nicholas Britton
Nicholas Britton
3 years ago
Reply to  Dinger64

It’s personal to anybody who believes truthfulness is an honourable and desirable thing. For liars, and it seems most MPs are, it’s just another day in the office

Dinger64
Dinger64
3 years ago

That ,unfortunately,is so true and such a sad indictment on modern British politics. There was a time when even sceptical old me thought that mps where ,at heart, trying to do the right thing but not any more! the ones that do have any real morals are few and far between

Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
3 years ago

Bring it on, Mr Bridgen. The floor is now yours.

We are all cheering for you.

crisisgarden
crisisgarden
3 years ago

I’m cheering from all the way over here!

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
3 years ago

Hear, hear.

Nicholas Britton
Nicholas Britton
3 years ago

Not sure who is being “offended” by Andrew Bridgen’s comments. Clearly, some of the lawmakers are rattled, but they have good reason to be given they are the ones who could end up in the dock one day facing charges over their role in this scam. Their shrieks of indignation sound ever more shrill and desperate, a kind of Sicilian defence that involves excessive attacks on the dissenter to detract from their own sins. The only thing that shocks me about this latest incident is the degree of denial and detachment from reality of those who are desperate to shut down the debate about the safety and effectiveness of the jabs.

Roy Everett
Roy Everett
3 years ago

“[…] They are the ones who could end up in the dock […]”. Au contraire. Lawmakers wind up in the dock only if their regime is replaced by a substantially different one, perhaps after conquest by external forces, whereupon the conqueror sets up the necessary show trial. At best, in the UK, Labour might be elected but they are not substantially different in respect of free speech and lockdown policy. Perhaps someone can suggest different countries in which the lawmakers might conceivably be in the the dock regarding their vaccine/lockdown policies? Is the US in with a chance on that?

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
3 years ago

“Clearly, some of the lawmakers are rattled, but they have good reason to be”

As I pointed out earlier I tend to think the Chief Whip might have acted unilaterally in which case he is in for one helluva bollocking. However, if this is a failure from the top there will now be a massive scramble to cook up another wholly unrelated crisis in order to draw fire and quash this.

Grahamb
Grahamb
3 years ago

Looking at the people now attacking Mr Bridgen, it looks like a managed take down of him. Vile MPs and weak media. Not a good combination.

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