- “Covid to blame for just 1% of weekly deaths from all causes across U.S., CDC data shows” – The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention Covid dashboard shows 324 Covid deaths were registered in the week ending August 19th, making up just 1.7% of the overall deaths that week, reports the Mail.
- “Hospitals across the U.S. are bringing back mask mandates ” – Several U.S. hospital services have re-instated mask mandates, citing a marginal increase in COVID-19 cases, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Recent mask mandates in America lifted amid pushback” – A hospital service in California and a Hollywood studio have scrapped their mask mandates, reports the Epoch Times.
- “It’s difficult to see how the £100m Covid Inquiry is worth it” – It is difficult to see how we can justify the Covid Inquiry’s eye-watering cost or the amount of time and energy for those involved, says James Le Fanu in the Telegraph.
- “The ‘Office for No More Statistics’ on deaths by vaccination status” – The Office for National Statistics data on vaccine mortality is not fit for purpose, say Profs Norman Fenton and Matin Neil on Substack.
- “Nagoya University prof finds twice as many post-vax deaths as Covid deaths among Japanese in their 20s in 2021” – Japan is preparing to unveil its latest Covid booster and assures the public that “the benefits outweigh the risks”. But Prof. Seiji Kojima of Nagoya University remains sceptical, says Guy Gin on Substack.
- “Who’s making the variants?” – Mark Steyn examines a study by Japanese scientists suggesting that certain COVID-19 variants, like Omicron, may not have evolved naturally.
- “Authorities in denial over vaccine link to soaring pilot deaths” – Authorities are in denial over the link between Covid vaccines and an increase in pilot deaths, says Sally Beck in TCW.
- “Dr. John Campbell: ‘I no longer trust authority’” – Dr. John Campbell appears on Russell Brand’s YouTube channel to discuss Moderna, myocarditis and mRNA.
- “Key opinion leaders: Working for pharma or public health?” – The time has come to scrutinise the revolving door between public health bodies and government officials, say Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan on Substack.
- “Sweden during the pandemic: Pariah or paragon?” – The main difference between Sweden’s strategy and that of most other countries was that it mostly relied on voluntary adaptation rather than government force, writes Johan Norberg for the Cato Institute.
- “Pfizer’s Covid vaccine causes VAIDS in children, study proves” – According to a new study, children who have been vaccinated with the Pfizer Covid vaccine are more susceptible to bacterial and fungal infections, claims Igor Chudov on Substack.
- “BBC bombards households with TV licence enforcement letters” – The BBC is bombarding Britons with letters demanding they pay the licence fee as revenues fall, reports the National.
- “Prigozhin is alive and plotting revenge on Putin, analyst claims” – Prigozhin is “alive, well and free” in an unnamed country, according to Dr. Valery Solovey, says the Mail.
- “Canada’s woke nightmare is a vision of Britain’s future” – Drug decriminalisation, gender ideology, legal euthanasia – Canada seems to have adopted every policy on the progressive wish list, writes Steve Edginton in the Telegraph. And it’s not a good advertisement for those policies.
- “Ulez cameras painted red as backlash begins” – Vandals attempting to thwart Sadiq Khan’s Ultra Low Emission Zone expansion have targeted 14 cameras in a single road, reports the Telegraph.
- “Ulez ought to be the end of devolution” – The controversial Ulez scheme has exposed the key flaws in the idea that devolving power is good for Britain, argues Tom Harris in the Telegraph.
- “‘Insane surge’ in sales of diesel cars ahead of Ulez expansion” – Drivers are rushing to sell off non-compliant vehicles as Ulez rules kick in to cover all London boroughs, reports the Telegraph.
- “Parents angered by Labour council’s drag queen children’s story time” – A town is in uproar after Labour councillors decided to spend public money hiring a drag queen to read stories to children, reports the Mail.
- “Civil servant loses sexism tribunal after colleague called her a ‘clever woman’” – Calling a female civil servant a “clever woman” is not sexist, a tribunal has ruled, according to the Telegraph.
- “Bud Light sales fall further as Dylan Mulvaney mocks controversy at awards show” – Bud Light’s sales slump has deepened amid ongoing fallout from the brand’s engagement with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, says the Epoch Times.
- “The intransigent Right in the middle of the century (part one)” – Dr. David McGrogan, writing on Substack, puzzles over why left-wing intellectuals have routinely exaggerated the influence of right-wing intellectuals.
- “Unions against teachers” – U.S. teaching unions are actively harming rank-and-file teachers by exposing them to career-ending and sometimes bankruptcy-inducing liability, writes David R. Osborne in Law & Liberty.
- “Vivek’s next challenge? Staying normal” – Vivek Ramaswamy will do well if he remembers that Twitter is not America, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Call back Trump!” – Tucker Carlson sits down with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest to discuss how best to end the war in Ukraine.
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And for some background music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN2DRfz03gQ
My choice would be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2LnRvpVR_E
because I can’t take any of it seriously and I keep expecting a giant foot to squash them all.
Or Bojo Johnson’s personal theme tune
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B0CyOAO8y0&ab_channel=TheWickedNorth
Yes, that’s the one I meant
Or they all start a Silly Walk.
Carmina burana?
Be afraid. Be very afraaaaaid!
(Or maybe the circus theme tune will do…)
Actually, maybe Beethoven’s fifth. Those notes at the beginning are supposed to represent death knocking…
Thats what the queues were like yesterday outside the NHS Covid Drop-In center where I live too – though today there were only just a few people waiting outside with their masks on and iphones at the ready as there normally are most days.
When I cycled past the big queue yesterday I just shook my head in disbelief and said to myself ‘effing incredible‘ – I deliberately exaggerated the head shake a bit and I don’t know if anyone heard what i said but I was hoping that some in the queue would have heard and seen my reaction – I despair of these people now, i really do – once upon a time I pitied them, understood them but now after almost two years of this insane nonsense I just don’t have any sympathy for them anymore – I just loathe the lot of them now – they all make me wanna puke to be honest.
Welcome to the new normal…
Incidentally, almost certainly futile, they won’t have known what you meant even if they did clock you
I agree. Pfizer offers an absolute risk reduction – that’s a subject’s actual, personal risk reduction, of 0.84%. With omicron, it’s 40 times less than this. Each time you get a booster, the risk of adverse effects increases. Madness.
I’m with you! And it’s not clear from the picture above, but how many are wearing their ‘masks of compliance’ in the fresh air is just the icing on the loony cake. A clear indication of just how thick as pig excrement they all are. They must lap up what ever shite is poured forth from their TVs with relish, the absolute brain-dead f*ckwits. I actually hate them and pity them in equal measure. I never used to be this much of an intolerant bitch!! LOL
Displacement activity because they are not, yet, required to queue outside supermarkets to demonstrate their Social Distancing skills.
Apologies, I downticked by mistake as my curser passed over.
I was going to comment that we’ve already had supermarket queues in France, done that one already.
They say “queues form across the country” but other video thumbnails (Daily Mail, Sun, Independent) show the same Bristol queue as the Telegraph, so I do wonder if the queuing itself is being a bit hyped. And a cold is now being reported as a “grave threat”!
Indeed. There are two vaccine centres in my town and neither had any queues at all yesterday when I went past them.
I suppose it’s easier to pay people to ‘queue for their jab’ in one location, then just reproduce the resulting photo over and over.
It isn’t as though most have the ability or desire to question what they are seeing.
Do you remember the famous ‘Labour isn’t working’ picture?
This is the ‘vaccine isn’t working’ picture,
Very good Annie ….
2020 edition “The uniparty isn’t working”.
Lol, need it on a t-shirt.
This!
Looking at it again, they are all using the same video. Around 200 people in the queue. Many of them may be mandated care workers, or EU citizens going home for Christmas who have to be vaxxed to travel.
In the Republic of Ireland, in one week 87,000 failed to attend their appointments for boosters – approximately half of the appointments for that week. There is some glimmer of hope.
I noticed that on my YouTube feed yesterday. The ‘breaking news’ thumbnails for the Mirror, Sun and Telegraph were all the same.
There are suggestions they were paid actors. Some queues supposedly dispers ed after the BBC had taken its photos and left
The ultimate Covid soundtrack:
People walking round in circles
How appropriate
Jeezus wept, how depressing! And how many of them look elderly and infirm? Absolute f**king muppets’ day out!!
Celia Farber discusses Thomas Renz’s discovery of the US Medicare stats:
Medicare Data Doesn’t Lie: 48,465 Deaths Within 14 Days Of Shots
Here in NSW this is the first day of zero differentiation between vaccinated and un-vaccinated (ie no vaccine passports) and all but a few restrictions (masks still required on public transport) are gone. I am laughing because yesterday, the last day the restrictions were still in place, had a huge spike in cases (ie positive PCR tests). Oh, how the medical bureaucracy and the media would have loved to have had the spike occur today and not yesterday!
Glad NSW came good in the end. SA looks like it might go that way too, so long as Labor don’t get into power in March, then it’s probably Dan Andrews Nazi hell.
Oh Southern Australia, not South Africa. Still no rise in deaths there…
Yes, South Australia. Covid-zero for two years and now opening borders bit by bit. South African officials have tried to tell the world omicron is infecting massive numbers of people, offering low-risk natural immunity, with 25 times less death than delta, but they’re being totally ignored.
Now I wonder why that could be…
I bet Professor Fenton is being totally ignored too…
Charging for something that you can genuinely get for free is the biggest scam in the book
Only beaten by the fact you’re billed whether you fall for it or not as the state have extorted your payment.
Isn’t ‘the science’ interesting. As (Liberal) NSW ditches the Vaxx Passport, (Labor) Queensland to its north is set to introduce them two days hence, whilst (Labor) Victoria to the south continues to keep them. Amazing how there is a NSW ‘science’ which says the passports are unnecessary and a Qld/Vic ‘science’ which says they are essential. Must be state-specific variants of the virus that can or can’t be ‘controlled’ by a passport, and which respect state borders, or something.
I’m a South Australian, and our state is inching its way towards something resembling some sort of freedom (borders reopening – but only to the double-jabbed) – but, as you say, if SA Labor wins at the upcoming election, it could be all the way to Hell In A Handbasket given how extreme the Labor states have been elsewhere in Aus (Qld, Vic, WA, the NT).
Big demo coming up on the weekend here in South Aus – expect 15,000 of us to set up our own Liberated Zone for a couple of hours.
Phil,
Adelaide
That’s an encouraging thing to read. Aren’t there still jab mandates though. Can you work and be unvaccinated?
Yes, in private industry. But there are mandates in some areas. The front-line carers, eg nurses, who worked throughout the pandemic phase before there were any vaccines are mandated to get vaccinated. Such an injustice and a farce. I was at a march here in Newcastle against vaccine mandates on the weekend and there were many nurses there who had been fired for not taking the vaccine. Of course nurses see the ‘adverse events’ first hand, so are naturally hesitant. In Australia, more people have died of the vaccine than of the virus. I knew one of them personally: a young man, 21 years old, who had a heart attack in his sleep and died a couple of days after getting the second ‘jab’. I don’t know anyone in my circle who has got sick from Covid, let alone died from it.
I know someone who tested positive for “covid” and was very ill. I think that was more to do with severe stress (which also lead to weight gain) at the time, stress exacerbated by masks, lockdowns etc. Stress is a huge killer. And the current shambles is the most stressful thing ever. I spent a lot of time with this person when they were sick and didn’t get ill, so I suspect I may have natural immunity.
Twenty-one, the key of death’s door.
There remain 10 days to ‘cancel Christmas’.No doubt surely that further measures won’t be implemented before then.
When does parliament stop sitting? Likely to be very soon after that, just like last year.
Some relatives actually holidayed in the Lakes last New Year (they’d left before hearing about the announcement and were allowed to stay on). Apparently they were the only ones in the hotel. They’re doing the same this year. I wonder what will happen…
One of my family members who works for a hotel has just been laid off until March because there are no bookings now over Christmas and New Year.
Excellent comment over at the Telegraph – felt it needed to be shared as much as possible.
The only thing that can put this away into the past properly and allow us to move forward as a nation with morals is trials for crimes against humanity.
There is nothing objectively wrong about being anti vaccines!
Anyone who thinks they’re so great, bring forward your science based case for.
“Objectively wrong”
Here we go again!
Let’s debate vaccine efficacy, rather than virtue signal
“No reliable evidence that the ‘vaccines’ reduce all-cause mortality” (Professor Norman Fenton)
Now I wonder if any of the msm at all have quoted this?
Dr Anthony S. Fauci, interview with Mark Zuckerberg, March 2020.
“Fact Checkers” are reporting this clip as being shown on Twitter as out of context, which rather missed the elephant in the room – the gene therapy was not tested properly, trial data was manipulated and faked, and it is making people worse, both in terms of adverse effects and susceptibility to mutated strains like delta and omicron.
oh and the trial data is misleading at best and a lie at worst, as they didn’t disclose that more died in the jabbed group and went straight to unblinding the trial!
Anyone relying on “fact checkers” to check the facts should get a grip and fast!
14/12/21 – the day apartheid came to England. Shame on them. Never forget.
Meanwhile, in the real world “Covid” deaths in the UK continue to fall, and remain static in South Africa. If you believe these figures…
Why the hell is the pingdemic still going on?
“26 Channel drowning victims identified”
Quick, vote for emergency measures and human rights abuses to stop illegal channel crossings!
Everyone has human rights, except the victims of gene therapy mandates.
And Christians, and Whites….
Yes but dingy divers seem to have (taxpayer costly) entitlements too.
Anyone who “flees france” is lying.
Anyone in the country on below average wage is harming the economy.
My Youtube channel has received its second strike. The offending video removed by Youtube after only being up for an hour – but it can be seen on my Odysee channel here https://odysee.com/@ScepticNurse:3/domestic-vaccine-passports-are:8
Excellent vid, thanks.
Followed. YT is now at Beijing levels of censorship.
I really think the west’s governments got taken over by 5eyes and their outsourced alphabet.
Anne McElvoy and the Evening Standard calling for violence against the unvaccinated.
https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/covid-unvaccinated-omicron-vaccine-passports-b971877.html?fbclid=IwAR0_y44jwJCemvyziH28-S5i4rXV__jzXhqDA3gQ82Mycq-QoH5YUZsMUOk
Her lack of information (or coherent argument) is stunning, as is her risible final paragraph:
1) Covid is NOT anywhere near comparable to Smallpox.
2) Experimental Gene Therapy is not life-long vaccination.
3) Experimental Gene Therapy is killing and disabling people at rate hundreds of times higher than the Swine flu vaccine of 1976, which was withdrawn after 52 deaths.
4) Experimental Gene Therapy is the principle contributor to the virus mutations.
5) Experimental Gene Therapy neither prevents infection nor transmission.
6) The long term and inter generational impacts of Experimental Gene Therapy are not yet known.
7) Wearing a seatbelt does not change the physiology of the human body, and the simple act of buckling it up has not, as far as I am aware, ever caused a single death or adverse reaction such as a stroke or heart attack.
“Vaccinate” every 3 months for “a decade or more”? Looks more like a marketing scam to me.
Seatbelts cause whiplash, even at 5mph. Didn’t you know?
I counted 15 bold-faced lies.
She did it. She did the seat belt thing.
Send her seat belts to wear outside the car.
She’ll get the message
Almost all people consent to seatbelts. If they didn’t it wouldn’t be law.
The good and bad news about the Online Safety Bill
TY dancing on the head of a pin in The Spectator. He wouldn’t recognize free speech if it smacked him in the mouth, yet there he is again in the role of the self appointed sceptical defender of fundamental freedoms, attempting to justify why ripping these freedoms away is not all that bad (it never is when his mate Boris is involved); after all there will be a new (doubtless politically bought and sold, unelected, unanswerable and doubtless wonderfully Woke) Ombudsman to sit in judgement on these things. Free speech is uncomfortable at times, it must be, that’s the whole bloody point! By allowing the over sensitive snowflake middle class to dictate and define ‘psychological harm’ amounts to no more than draconian political censorship and oppression by the FRONT door. Any moderation of free speech is unacceptable, and for the head of the FSU to pen an OP that amounts to (yet) another government friendly ‘it could be worse’ propaganda piece is unacceptable.
Unless family, politics and education starts to accept the idea of us having thicker skins day to day and a wider arsenal of suitably reactions or ribald ripostes to perceived insults – including a smack in the mouth when needed – then free speech is not worthy of the name. The Online Safety Bill is an abhorrent bit of legislation that will effectively give the police unprecedented powers to pursue anyone who is not toeing the state line on any matter. It can only have one destination, and that is not freedom.
TY an establishment shill, always was & always will be, you know a country is lost when such an abhorrent thing as FSU even needs to exist. This egregious article only further demonstrates where Mr Young’s loyalties really Lie. And it’s not freedom.
Just wait til that Durham student leader gets into politics!
What exactly did Toby say then? And will we still be able to say that men aren’t women and shouldn’t be allowed in women’s prisons?
Or changing rooms.
Were these too late for the round-up?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10309203/Omicron-curbs-needed-TWO-MONTHS-health-boss-warns-amid-fears-variant-200-000-cases.html
From the Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/12/14/omicron-likely-cause-sharp-rise-hospitalisations-warns-prof/
Dismissing other scientists because their findings don’t match his shitty models.
Arrogant bastard!
Chris Whitty needs a serious a serious “talking to”!
Merry Xmas!!
Is there anything the shower in Westminster won’t approve? Internment camps? Compulsory ‘vaccination’? A final solution to the ‘unvaccinated’ problem (“it is with a heavy heart”…)?
Come to think of it, that will probably be more covert, like another final solution.
I’m starting to wonder why we bothered to carry on in 1940, same with the Irish in 1916.
>Is there anything the shower in Westminster won’t approve?
A pay cut (or emolument cut from curbing their fraud)
British Science died yesterday with our liberty .
What a crock of shit!
Look I have no sympathy for leftist identity politics, I don’t care if you’re mildly racist, or if you feel homosexuality is unnatural, or assert men can’t be women vice versa.
Neither do I care about blobs of melted bronze on lumps of rock or the embellishments of history books or even if you believe an all seeing all hearing omnipotent power created everything.
But I do despise injustice, bullying & nastiness. There’s a lot in British history to be ashamed of as there are things to be proud of but don’t make out we exported anything other than taxes, misery & servitude!
I could go on but why bother, I know this isn’t the place to discuss the wrongs of Christian conservative colonialism because many here live in denial.
FREEDOM is what I stand for, Britain never advocated or exported that.
now that really is bullshit.
OK lets hear your reasoned & factual defence of British colonialism.
Prohibition of Sati / Suttee… railways in India and Argentina… improved healthcare…
If one reflects for a minute I’m sure there’s much, much more good stuff in there; but yes, what the British empire was about was making the world safe for loan capital; and the Brits for the most part were just the gofers.
A very subjective view, I’m sure. But how did they pay for those railways? Was the British army privately funded?
Yes, Suttee was rather grim. I remember the account in 80 Days Around the World. Still, as one Indian said, the British occupation may have brought some good things, but at the end of the day, it was still an occupation. (And rather like the new imperialism by big pharma, it had rather a lot to do with big business – the East India company for one).
Goodoh, let’s hear all about the Primrose League…
(Incidentally, the term Little Englander was originally applied to those who opposed British expansionism. My impression is that it was one of those things like lockdowns – they did it because everyone else was doing it. Fwiw).
I’m defending nothing, other than my right to walk this earth & determine my own destination.
Well good luck with that…
I’m glad we’ve quickly ended up in agreement about where British “democracy” leads.
Slavery!
I think Churchill said “democracy is the least bad option”.
British democracy is deeply flawed, but I never could quite make up my mind on an alternative.
Australia turned out well hey?
A man is never a slave until he willingly accepts his master
Why I love Great Britain
Sorry, all my reasons were censored by Youtube
I think my 1940 Book of the Flag might disagree with you…
(The sort of Christianity I like is the type which has reportedly been going on in places like Uganda. Great things happening…)
Disagree with me?
All these arguments for British Empire come from indoctrination
centresschools with the belief western industrialization was “progress”.Oh, was Uganda the place where a Christian doctor in the (non-Christian – “pagan”?) king’s court was executed when someone else in the court turned the king against him?
Obviously, everyone else doing it doesn’t justify something, or the fact that life was very different then, with the struggle to survive being all-consuming.
The point about Christianity is that at its best, it is about love, peace and healing, which is what has to a degree been happening in Uganda among some Christians. That is the Christianity that I love, and that on occasions I have seen. If you talk to enough Christians, you will likely hear a similar story.
In any case, Britain going a different path (which may have been literally unthinkable then) likely wouldn’t have made much difference to Africans. Britain would have had less money for their defence, which would likely have lead to them being conquered by France which would have colonised Africa instead of Britain. And if the Europeans had stayed out, the Africans would likely have remained riven by their own internecine war minus the wealth that has been brought by free trade between nations. There is an interesting account in Roal Dahl’s Going Solo about the type of warfare familiar to his native servant in Tanganyika.
It’s a similar story with fox hunting – ban hunting with hounds and they end up shot instead, or torn up by wild beasts or whatever. All I’m saying is, there’s no easy answers.
I wasn’t aware my original comment was taking a side one way or another, but this Christian conservative notion of British history being wonderfully altruistic By “civilizing” savages is nonsense.
There are pros & cons to everything, but I think a growing number of people can see now that western democracy is past its sell by date.
What comes next who knows, but in the short term its not going to have a good outcome. It’s all very well propagating a warm, cosy nostalgia for British history, but it generated much misery & suffering for others, is all I’m saying, perspective is subjective to which side you were on at the time, denying that is just ignorance.
Do you think covidians will see the plandemic as a righteous, wonderful fight against disease & those vaccine refuseniks remembered warmly? Freedom comes with risks, some people are too cowardly to embrace it, & no there’s no going back to the utopia of hunter-gatherers.
As I think I’ve said before, the bit of British history where genocide was committed against native Tasmanians (apparently with some help from Darwinian naturalists looking for a supposed “missing link”) was quite evil.
Well I do find the hypocrisy to my comment amusing, here we are a blog that opposes forced house arrest & face covering etc. And yet people are defending colonialism & the repression that followed.
The irony of course was an article about the “gift” of democratic freedoms, anyone familiar with the English language will realise, the definition of gift is something accepted willingly, I’m not sure former colonies willingly surrendered their ‘savage’ freedoms for British “civilised” rule.
The sentence “colonial gift of British freedoms” itself is an oxymoron, but people here that oppose a democratically elected government imposing medicine that’s for their own good, but then go on to defend similar historical outrages is hilarious.
You can stop that nonsense too.
Time to emigrate. North Korea welcomes you.
Where did this notion it was an American export come from.
EU court sides with LGBT couple in ‘huge’ development
This is the reason I voted leave!
Same-sex marriage was an abomination, a direct attack on the nuclear family. The purpose of marriage is the commitment between two people to raise a family. Only two people of opposite sex can raise a “family”.
Family, equals two adults of opposite sex & their genetic offspring. By definition this is impossible between homosexuals, it is both deeply offensive to me & nature to suggest otherwise.
My beliefs by no means impinge on anyone’s right to live together or adopt someone else’s child which can only be commended, but don’t hijack the meaning & function of family by denying the laws of nature.
Aren’t we still subject to the ECJ, or is it another “European” court?
Some of these East Europeans are going to end up wanting to leave…
For now.
UK lawmakers quietly authorize terminating citizenship without notice
&
UK eyes revision of human rights law to challenge ‘wokery’ & PC culture
Some good news there.
The undermining of stable family units is one of the biggest crimes committed against the working class in the past half century or so.
If you were really an anti socialist you’d be against the role of the state IN marriage.
But you’re a tin pot closet green marxist.
“O mi cron has laid to rest any rational for compulsory mass ‘vaccination’ “.
Are there any good ‘unvaccinated’ control groups about – religious groups and the like – for comparison when all this is over?
The Amish were quite against the lockdowns, I can’t remember if they reject the ‘vaccines’ as well.
Just when you thought the covid narrative couldn’t get any sillier;
Omicron and Delta may strike people at the same time and COMBINE to create an even worse Covid variant in the coming weeks, Moderna boss warns
If Moderna says it, it must be true.
Like I say, the new imperialism…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWb5QgDve0k
Here’s the BBC’s report complete with viral graphics.
But one, get one free.
The Amish don’t vaccinate and they don’t have autism ….
Be prepared to relaunch furlough scheme if sectors face Omicron restrictions, IMF tells Rishi Sunak
No need to guess whose going to benefit most from this targeted giveaway of your money.
And I thought HS2 was bad!
Fears of fresh Omicron restrictions within DAYS: MPs could be forced to work through Christmas to approve new lockdown rules if Plan B fails to halt cases surging at year-high ‘200,000 a DAY’ – as Chris Whitty warns pubs and restaurants may have to SHUT
Looking more like that bet is lost Mr Young.
Cognitive dissonance surfaces in the gibbering jabbed, (DM comment:)
As another commentator points out previous jabbings are history, the “vaccine” offers no long term benefit, which of course contradicts the traditional definition of vaccine. And why does this poor deluded, confused soul get vaccinated if he thinks he can still catch whu-flu?
I wonder if I’m right – they were promised something much more deadly but have decided (or had decided for them) to press ahead anyway?
Looks like they’ll ramp testing up to everyone twice a day and their dogs in order to get the symptomless cases (i.e. false positives).
Counting someone without symptoms as a case is a foundational lie in the covid scam.
Correct me if ‘m wrong
They intend to remove staff from front line services in the NHS and second them to the ‘booster’ programme. They say their top priority since March 2020 is ‘saving’ the NHS and this has been the driving force for all the NPI’s
Removing staff from the NHS is a strange way of trying to ‘save’ it
We know that increased vaccination leads to increased ‘infection’
Increasing the number of ‘infected’ whilst reducing the capacity of the NHS should prove interesting
All information about ‘vaccine’ deaths has been supressed
This could prove to be the largest mass extermination event in history
Should prove an interesting six months
Enjoy. Make sure you have plenty of popcorn in
Since when have the Tories intended to save the NHS?
Privatisation by stealth & no, I don’t believe they ever intend to implement an insurance based health system, a.k.a. American style. Tories have their own modus operandi, to gouge taxpayers to enrich private business.
Genome sequencing is the future of health care & think that’s been in the tories planning for some time.
Jabs for the many not for the few
Hey, I’m a radicalised extremist opposed to the state!
And last year I was a psychopath because I refused to wear facepants!
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In a very quiet voice…..there are a couple of half-sensible* articles on the BBC website this morning.
A sign of a change in tone?
* Not complete propaganda and an element of realism
Labour say “It’s our patriotic duty to support the government’s lastest Covid measures”
How about their humanistic duty to keep the British people free?
This nation is at a major turning point now. It either acquiesces and surrenders to totalitarian technocrats, or it summons up the courage to resist this tyranny, and as it has done many times in the past.
Although Johnson may have won a victory last night the drums of rebellion are beating ever louder now, and in my opinion will only get louder.
This country simply cannot surrender to the Globalists. Every right-thinking person needs to do their bit. The ‘Government’ is not our friend and nor does it represent us.
Johnson didn’t win anything. It’s just a load of toffee. How much closer is he to getting you and me vaccinated which is his objective. Nil closer.
Yet more sleaze!
Ex-London Mayor candidate Shaun Bailey quits policing committee
https://mol.im/a/10310023
Can’t believe that vaccine booster queue!! Whitty who is running the country now, apparently, talking about lockdowns again, the WHO saying they don’t work, but its not registering that this is about Jabs, Money and Shareholders
Delta omicron: anagram of media control
I’m not “anti-vax”, I’m anti this vax. VAERS under-reporting factor calculated at around 40. Current declared vaccine-related deaths 9188. That’s approx 380,000 previously healthy US citizens killed by this experimental gene therapy, and counting.
Over last four months 108 footballers and managers have died; that’s a 60-fold increase against background rate.
All to keep the Big-Pharma freight train running.
Carlisle United reduce their capacity to 9,999 – good on them https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-10310649/Carlisle-announce-reduced-9-999-capacity-fans-NOT-present-Covid-vaccine-status.html
Almost feels as if the Omicron narrative was created specifically to push yesterday’s vote on passports through, and that the hysteria will be turned off going forward. It was a day I hope to forget.
This is a MUST read and translate interview in German in 3 parts.
A link to a pdf can be found in the first part, at the end of the introduction.
The interviewee is Dr. Stefan Tasler, a former head of a BionTech subsidiary and now head of R&D for a biotech company mainly involved with Alzheimers.
https://www.nachdenkseiten.de/?p=78885
https://www.nachdenkseiten.de/?p=78940
https://www.nachdenkseiten.de/?p=78989
A very brief summary, he discusses and explains all this in much detail:
(BTW: Dr. Tasler contacted the German ministry with his concerns and proposals, but was ignored.)
Basically, he agrees with GvdB that vaccination beyond the vulnerable unnecessarily and potentially disastrously creates selection pressure and leads to escape mutations.
One should definetely not vaxx the previously infected, nor children/the young, this makes no sense at all!
He thinks Novavaxx is better than the gene therapies, but would prefer Valneva due its more varied targets. Valneva is probably not suitable for the already gene therapied anymore though, only for the yet ‘unvaxxed’.
He discusses its adjuvant, CPG.
The shrinking pool of the unvaxxed and the booster marketing have created a perpetuum mobile for the mRNA producers though, which will prevent most other options from coming to the market.
The studies and the approval of them have been shockingly negligent, as is the monitoring now, probably deliberately.
The massive disruption of nature through the mass gene therapization will probably lead to continuous new waves, rather than to an end of the pandemic.
He is not vaccinated, precisely because he knows about the problems with mRNA technology from his time at BionTech.
His daughter had a severe reaction to it (he advised her against getting it).
If there was no societal pressure, he wouldn’t get vaccinated against Covid. As there is an ever increasing lot of it, he will probably (have to) get Valneva.