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Stop the WHO! Join the Convoy to Geneva to Halt the Pandemic Treaty

by Will Jones
20 May 2024 7:30 PM

There’s a new convoy brewing, this time to Geneva at the end of this month to stop the Pandemic Treaty, which is to be discussed at that time at the World Health Assembly. Here’s the full information from the press release.

Freedom loving people from Europe and around the world are gearing up for an extraordinary event. Get ready to mark your calendars because from May 30th to June 1st 2024, the Road to Geneva Citizens Convoy is hitting the road!

The Road to Geneva Convoy is a pan-European convoy uniting people across the continent in defence of our health sovereignty and individual liberties. Thousands of people from all walks of life will be making their voices heard outside the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland at the We Are The Change rally and march on Saturday June 1st. 

“It’s a historic rally where we’ll unite to declare our right to freedom and independence!” says Dan Astin-Gregory, co-promoter of the convoy and Founding Director of Free Humanity.

“After the rally,” he continues, “we’ll be marching through the streets of Geneva, showcasing our solidarity and determination to uphold the values we hold dear, culminating in an official Declaration of Independence from unelected global elites and to make their votes obsolete.“

Concerns with the WHO Treaty

The ongoing negotiations for the world’s first pandemic treaty, facilitated by the World Health Organisation (WHO), are marred by flawed and potentially fraudulent premises. 

Under the guise of ensuring equitable healthcare access for all, the issue of ‘Big Pharma’ capture and the emergence of the ‘Pandemic Industrial Complex’ underscores a troubling reality: the pursuit of profit often takes precedence over public health concerns. 

The treaty could lead to a situation where the focus shifts towards profit-driven solutions within the healthcare sector, potentially neglecting the needs of developing countries.

Protecting Medical Freedom

Protecting medical freedom is essential in ensuring individuals have the right to make informed decisions about their own healthcare. By supporting the Road to Geneva convoy, we stand together to oppose the prospect of medical mandates including forced quarantines for travellers, emergency use ‘vaccines’ without liability, and additional test certificates within a One Health surveillance framework to detect ‘potential pandemic pathogens’. Such measures have already proven ineffectual in tackling COVID-19 and infringe upon individual liberties and autonomy. 

Joining the convoy is a powerful way to assert our right to choose our own medical treatments and reject coercive measures that undermine our freedoms.

Dan emphasises the importance of citizen engagement in global policy at this critical juncture, stating:

“We are proud to see people who value freedom from a wide cross-section of society joining us in this important mission. Some argue the treaty strengthens global health cooperation, but we say it will lead to a one-size-fits-all approach that doesn’t consider local needs. 

“Furthermore, the treaty could impose substantial financial burdens on nations for pandemic preparedness, further straining public resources. Together, we can send a powerful message to the WHO and world leaders that healthcare decisions should be made nationally, with the input of the people they affect.”

The Geneva-bound convoy recently received a major boost as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged his support

“The World Health Organisation was once a great agency that took care of the poor and under-served communities around the world. But in recent decades it’s been taken over by global elites and foreign powers that don’t have America’s best interests at heart. This is why we need to stop President Biden from signing the WHO Pandemic Preparedness Treaty. The treaty lays out a blueprint giving the WHO unprecedented authority. Those powers go into effect the moment that the WHO declares a pandemic, which it can do at any moment even if no true pandemic exists…

“The United States has a constitution for a reason. We can’t let it be stripped from us by international bureaucrats and their bosses at the Billionaire Boys Club in Davos. We, the people, still have the power.”

The Road to Geneva, a coalition campaign spearheaded by Free Humanity and The Geneva Project, is a grassroots initiative uniting citizens to reject the impositions of unelected, unaccountable global officials upon our future, and rather for the people to reclaim our democratic power to determine our own future.

Participants will travel in self-organised, regionally coordinated convoys to Geneva to peacefully protest and advocate for sovereignty, transparency and the preservation of medical freedoms.

#RoadToGeneva #TheGenevaProject #StopTheWHO

Participants are encouraged to fill in the participation form. There is also a PDF guide on the same website page, which you can download with all the information you would need to arrange your convoy. For more information check out the website or email here.

Tags: COVID-19Freedom ConvoyPandemic treatyPeople's ConvoyRoad to GenevaWorld Health AssemblyWorld Health Organisation

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CircusSpot
CircusSpot
1 year ago

Danny you are doing it all again with nut zero. Listening to fools, giving money to the wealthy to subsidise windmills, following models instead of actual evidence, ignoring and cancelling the real experts and of course taxing and regulating anyone with sensible ideas.
Allowing the same media to crush debate and propagandise the green bollux as they did with Covid.

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wokeman
wokeman
1 year ago
Reply to  CircusSpot

Yes except nut zero is infinitely worse because it’s supposedly permanent.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
1 year ago
Reply to  wokeman

Blame Mrs May for [Agenda 2030] she done what you call a ‘smash and grab’….And legged it with a large bonus from a company that no longer exists. I would ask her if she feels proud, and how people in Port Talbot are feeling. Used to drive past there regular. Ugly place but that is part of industrialisation that they want to make a thing of the past.

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Marque1
Marque1
1 year ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

The Cloud Factory as we call it.

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
1 year ago
Reply to  Marque1

My medic friend from Port Talbot, whose dad worked in the steelworks, said they used to light fags to get a breath of fresh air.

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varmint
varmint
1 year ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

But not a single question from any politician was asked as to cost or practicality so they are all in on the scam not just Teresa May. —-It seems the political class with very few exceptions are all Closet Ed Milibands.

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EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
1 year ago
Reply to  wokeman

They are doing there best to make it permanent by physically destroying traditional generating capacity and the supporting infrastructure. There can be no quick return.

unlike Germany which mothballed and is now reopening coal stations.

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varmint
varmint
1 year ago
Reply to  CircusSpot

Looks like you beat me to it.

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DickieA
DickieA
1 year ago

“In those early months I regarded the whole Covid episode simply as a traumatic pause in the life of the country, thankfully managed by people who knew what they were doing, and I looked forward to a brighter future beyond it.”

I don’t care if he had a Damascene conversion and repents – the bloke’s seriously deluded.

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A Y M
A Y M
1 year ago
Reply to  DickieA

As were about 75% of the population.

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DickieA
DickieA
1 year ago
Reply to  A Y M

Very true. But the unquestioning acceptance of “the narrative” by nearly every MP was stunning. I naively expected some members of parliament to be free thinkers. Silly me.

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thelightcavalry
thelightcavalry
1 year ago

People are dead or badly injured or ruined. Many people.Thanks for the apology, but there need to be consequences for those who committed these crimes – the scientistic priests, the pols in charge, the censors in government and the media, big pharma. Consequences.

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varmint
varmint
1 year ago
Reply to  thelightcavalry

The get out clause though as always is that “We followed the science”. ——–Government and their scientists have long had this symbiotic relationship. .

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  varmint

Yep. As did the NSDAP. Its version of the science at least.

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thelightcavalry
thelightcavalry
1 year ago
Reply to  RW

Speaking of which, the vaccine mandates were a blatant violation of the Nuremberg Code, Article 1, for which 6 doctors were hanged.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
1 year ago
Reply to  thelightcavalry

Ah yes that ‘International Law’ that they love so much in Parliament, above the rights of British citizens. Some international law is more important then others depending on the narrative I guess.

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thelightcavalry
thelightcavalry
1 year ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

In my Britain there’s no right to conduct involuntary medical experiments.

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Monro
Monro
1 year ago

“we [were ] looking literally at only one side of the equation”.

Well said, Mr Kruger.

As you will know, governments rarely, if ever, survive incompetence on this scale.

We may vainly hope that the inquiry also implicates the next government, as it undoubtedly should…..but we know it will not…….

Why has the leitmotif of consecutive governments from Major onwards has been ‘in office but not in power? It is true that Blair pushed through devolution and the hunting act but these were fripperies designed for electioneering rather than real required and useful reforms. And the silly permanent electioneering is, of course, the reason.

‘We are in thrall to a priestly class of professional scientists’ is very much still the case.

As others have remarked, nut zero is a classic case in point.

Yet again, where is the fully worked cost/benefit analysis that justifies all the, at best eccentric, nut zero measures?

Where is the rigorous interrogation and verification of the scientific evidence behind the lunatic drive to nut zero?

The next government has a massive open flank: nut zero.

You may all, those of you left after the election, you lucky few, make amends by shooting down that absurd silliness in flames, shouting the real scientific facts from the rooftop again and again and again…..

https://co2coalition.org/

https://wattsupwiththat.com/

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
1 year ago

Most people would like to discuss test and trace, lockdown tiers and the vaccine programme as much as they want to discuss Brexit”

Hardly the same comparing the largest democratic vote in history and the Covid scam. I’m wondering, did any constituents try and warn of this coordinated Globalist power grab?

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
1 year ago

Human Rights are not worth the paper when Government can just declare an ’emergency’ and exaggerate the dangers through a bought up media. As others mentioned. 1968 Flu they ‘did nothing’ and partied at Woodstock.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
1 year ago

“The official enquiry into the pandemic, led by Baroness Hallett, will, I hope, help us understand why decisions were taken and what their effect was.”

Rofl, and there was no pandemic.

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

The whole point of the Official Enquiry is to exonerate ALL the guilty men and women.

And give the green light so they can do it all again whenever they/the WHO wants.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

It’s a shame that Mr Kruger doesn’t seem to see this, despite his awakening.

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DHJ
DHJ
1 year ago

“Let me show you 25 more pieces of evidence proving that Covid was a big hoax”

https://twitter.com/goddeketal/status/1751646276247081061

Starts off with a compilation of the ever-inappropriate healthcare professional dance routines rejoicing the lack of work. If there was something as deadly as they were telling us, they wouldn’t have been dancing in the corridors.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
1 year ago
Reply to  DHJ

TIK TOK dancing Angels of Death. PATHWAYS. NG163.

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JohnK
JohnK
1 year ago

Are you polishing your leaflet for the General Election? Might be worth finding a better agent for that to come up with something easy to read, perhaps simple and effective, etc.

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GroundhogDayAgain
GroundhogDayAgain
1 year ago

While I welcome a fellow sceptic, you’re rather late to the table. You sat by and watched these crimes unfold and completely abdicated your responsibilities as an elected member of parliament.

Those of us who objected were lambasted and insulted, even eminent and respected scientists. Families were torn apart. Old people died alone, forbidden from seeing their families. People were compelled to get injected with untested muck or lose their jobs.

I will not be satisfied until this truth is broadcast prominently and loudly, with just as much force as we were subjected to, such that the whole population feels as angry as I do.

Perhaps you can start by loudly supporting Andrew Bridgen’s energetic attempts to get a properly attended debate regarding the excess deaths and the untold harms caused by the jibbyjabs.

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godknowsimgood
godknowsimgood
1 year ago
Reply to  GroundhogDayAgain

23 October 2023

“I was pleased to be able to attend the debate on excess deaths in Parliament on Friday, opened by Andrew Bridgen MP. It was an Adjournment Debate, meaning it comes at the end of the day’s main business, and does not include a vote; Adjournment Debates are generally not well attended, and this being a Friday when most MPs are in their constituencies, I was pleased that so many MPs did actually make it, on my (Conservative) side at least – the opposition benches were empty save for the solitary shadow minister on duty, and Mr Bridgen. 

There is clearly a major problem with excess deaths, and given the obsessive coverage of the daily death toll during the pandemic, it is quite wrong how little political and media attention is given to this.

Andrew Bridgen’s view is that the vaccines are to blame. I defend his right to make this argument without being smeared and defamed. Most importantly – and given the number of people who agree with him, and the falling rates of trust in vaccines we are seeing in the population – the Government should take active steps to investigate his claims and either admit them, modify them or rule them out. MPs like me could then give confident reassurance to our constituents, based on evidence.
 
I wrote to the Health Secretary with this suggestion earlier in the year, and in the debate on Friday I called for the Government to commission a proper study of the excess deaths phenomenon. I was sorry the Minister did not reply to this suggestion, and I shall continue to press for greater attention to the issue, and transparency of evidence.”

https://www.dannykruger.org.uk/news/my-intervention-debate-excess-deaths-24-october-2023

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GroundhogDayAgain
GroundhogDayAgain
1 year ago
Reply to  godknowsimgood

Touché 😏

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  godknowsimgood

Suffers from the same problem as the article: Kruger is committed to the party line, presumably whatever the party line is at the moment, but that’s a measured committment to the party line. Not an unreasonable chap, after all, it’s just then when push came to shove, nobody could count on him and he’s still convinced that COVID was a once-in-an-eternity humantarian catastrophe avoided just in time by the miraculous covaccines. Should, however, the government happen to change its stance on that, Kruger will most gladly toe the new party line as well.

Bah.

Weasel off, suit-draped non-entity.

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ELH
ELH
1 year ago
Reply to  godknowsimgood

He wasn’t at the last 2 hearings though.

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Myra
Myra
1 year ago
Reply to  ELH

Are you sure?
He was at the WHO pandemic treaty Westminster debate and strongly argued against it.

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ELH
ELH
1 year ago
Reply to  Myra

I mean the one before Christmas when Andrew Mitchell swept the chamber clean and the cttee. one most recently when more MPs were in evidence.

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varmint
varmint
1 year ago

Everything the squirmers do is “wrong”. ——-Wind forward 20 years and they will finally admit Net Zero was not only wrong but immoral, as its true goal was not revealed and we are fobbed off with phony save the planet excuses when it was Malthusian politics that actually hijacked the environment to control the worlds wealth, resources and limit population rise.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  varmint

The grunts, in this case the likes of people such as Kruger, will simply accept the line put out by government but being reasonable this is simply not good enough.

If that is all you can manage Mr Kruger then you are not up to the job you are being extravagantly rewarded for occupying. It would be grossly inappropriate to accuse you of actually ‘doing’ the job.

Just not good enough.

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alfarom
alfarom
1 year ago

It is a least good that you recognise you were part of the evil but you should have done the decent thing and resigned.
And still believing that vaccines were a good thing rather than another evil is worse. Using Dominic Cummings to support your argument? Come on.
A new virus talked up to be the Black Death when it was no worse than the Hong Kong flu when the country just carried on as normal.
Do what that hopeless, supposed religious woman who ran the Post Office through its darkest hour did and give your MBE back.
All of Parliament with one or two exceptions went along with this disgusting evil and you were one that did embrace and endorse it. You should resign now although I expect you’ll be out at the next election anyway.

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
1 year ago
Reply to  alfarom

To say it was fantastic how the scientists managed to get a new vaccine out within three weeks or whatever it was is crass. The scientists were the people who should have been loudly saying, “We can’t do this safely in that time.”

Nobody praises Soviet engineers for rushing to build a moon rocket to beat America and causing a massive explosion, do they?

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  Jon Garvey

Standard time for getting something like a “vaccine” developed and ready for market is 10 – 15 years.

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Nearhorburian
Nearhorburian
1 year ago
Reply to  alfarom

Nah, the decent thing would have involved Seppuku.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  alfarom

Hear, hear.

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DHJ
DHJ
1 year ago

Mr Kruger writes:

“We are in thrall to a priestly class of professional scientists who, like the druids of old, reveal to the rulers the mysteries of the other world”

Yet back at the start of April 2020 there was enough information readily available from Parliament to prompt the question to my then MP:

“Why is such a damaging course of action necessary? According to the Parliamentary Science and Technology Committee, the UK academic community cannot be trusted to act with integrity [1] which raises concerns over their ability to correct any statements which influence policy and have unnecessary negative consequences on the population.”

[1] https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201719/cmselect/cmsctech/350/350.pdf

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RW
RW
1 year ago

I have to admit that I have absolutely no idea what this guy is trying to communicate beyond Wasch mir den Pelz, aber mach mich nicht naß. (German idiom for paying lip services to two mutually contradicting standpoints without really committing to either of them, literally Wash my fur but don’t make it wet).

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  RW

I can only agree RW.

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
1 year ago

Fraudulent Excess Covid Deaths Of 2020 

latest leaflet to print at home and deliver to neighbours or forward to politicians, media, friends online. 

01b-Fraudulent-Excess-Covid-Deaths-Of-2020-MONOCHROME-copy
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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
1 year ago

So MPs didn’t talk to each other at all in 2020 and discuss the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset?

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Grim Ace
Grim Ace
1 year ago

We need a law that prevents any government from curtailing the freedom of thr people except for individuals who have committed criminal offences

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Nearhorburian
Nearhorburian
1 year ago

What a contemptible serf-like twat this man has revealed himself to be.

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Nearhorburian

Presumably, the MP is really his tie and he’s just there for carrying it in and out of the House of Commons.

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djbv
djbv
1 year ago

“Chris Whitty, overruled the advice and “on public health grounds” recommended the vaccination of young teenagers – despite the miniscule risk of Covid for this age group.”

For this alone he should go to prison.

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ELH
ELH
1 year ago

“More such threats are hanging over the U.K.: economic, ecological, military; as well as the expected next pandemic. We need a leaner, more strategic, more capable state, with more responsibility for local decisions devolved to local decision-makers and a more effective system of accountability.”

This quote from the penultimate paragraph is very worrying – especially the “expected next pandemic”. Really? He obviously knows something that we don’t…

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James.M
James.M
1 year ago

Danny Kruger must be congratulated for his honest reflection on the appalling consequences of government incompetence and his role in it. Will he now support Andrew Bridgen’s request for a debate in parliament on excess deaths?

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Less government
Less government
1 year ago

Mr Kruger is good on the failings of the MHRA, and the Media regarding vaccine safety and efficacy and the insistence of injecting Children. But what about the lockstep implementation of all the draconian policies across all first world countries and the influence of the WEF and the WHO?

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago

Our Civil and Human Rights were stripped from us and we were treated like criminals …. over a virus which the Government had already downgraded from a High Consequence Infectious Disease ….. because they had sufficient data to know that it had low mortality rates (and they also knew precisely who was most at risk ….. the very elderly/frail and people with a range of serious co-morbidities).

If I knew that, when (or very shortly after the first lockdown was imposed) why didn’t MPs?

I recall that when the first vote MPs held to approve continuation of the Government’s tyrannical restrictions, only Sir Charles Walker MP spoke up against them ….. telling the privileged, comfortably-off, lazy, cowardly, virtue-signalling lobby fodder that the experience and consequences of the restrictions would be very different for a single mother, living in a high-rise flat with 3 children.

He was ignored.

Kruger’s mea culpa now is far, far too little and far, far too late. I loathe and despise all the MPs who DID NOT DO THEIR JOB; failed to represent their Constituents and are therefore directly responsible for the devastation and millions of lives which were ruined.

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Myra
Myra
1 year ago

I am as angry as everyone else about this whole fiasco, but at least we have one MP who apologises.
We now need the other 649 MPs to do the same and make sure this can never happen again.

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Myra

Talk is cheap. My parents are both 84 and I wasn’t allowed to see them for two years in a row due to entirely pointless international travel restrictions. Even if Kruger was willing to spend two years in social isolation away from friends and family and would voluntarily refrain from saying anything to anyone which isn’t strictly necessary — something that’s he’s certainly not planning to do — this wouldn’t bring me (or aynone else) these two years back.

If someone slaps you in the face then says “Sorry!”, the sensible reaction is not “No worries!” but slapping him in the face as well and also saying “sorry” afterwards.

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Epi
Epi
1 year ago

“The state was utterly unprepared for the pandemic, and showed itself unable to adapt with the speed and at the scale the crisis demanded.” Er no…. how many times do we have to say this? There was and still is as far as I know a “Pandemic preparedness plan“ which would have been perfectly adequate vis a vis Sweden.

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago
Reply to  Epi

Precisely. The Tyrants ripped up the Plan.

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allanplaskett
allanplaskett
1 year ago

‘I for one, with the benefit of hindsight – though some brave colleagues, and many brave people outside Parliament, were making these points at the time – recognise the mistakes that were made during the pandemic, and I apologise for the role I played in authorising them’. 

Not good enough, Mr Kruger. It wasn’t ‘brave people outside parliament’ who downgraded the cvd19 threat in mid March 2020 to the level of seasonal flu. It was the UK government.

Mr Kruger puts the farce, tragedy, sorrow and pity of it all down to human frailty and gullibility. There’s too little role for venality and evil in his analysis. He says it has never been satisfactorily explained why the narrative changed during Lockdown 1. It is perfectly obvious why it changed. The perpetrators of the jab scam opportunistically saw their chance and moved to seize it.

There’s the venality. Now, if you seek illumination of the evil, enter ‘Euromomo’ in your search engine and peruse the national graphs for 2020. You will find yourself wondering why some countries (UK, Netherlands, etc) had massacres in Spring-20, while others (notably Germany – next door to Netherlands) had no excess mortality at all.

The common factor to the high-death nations is bulk pre-ordering of the Executioners drug Midazolam.

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago
Reply to  allanplaskett

Here’s the proof. On 19 March Covid was downgraded. Which means the Scientists had the data and assessed it several weeks previously. They then informed the Government of their findings and agreement to downgrade was approved. That would have taken several weeks.

Then the official Comms and uploading to the website had to be drafted, agreed and implemented. As an ex Civil Servant, I estimate that would have taken at the very least another week, more likely two.

So, I estimate roughly a month BEFORE the downgrading, the Government’s Scientists had decided it was not a High Consequence Infectious Disease.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/high-consequence-infectious-diseases-hcid#status-of-covid-19

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

I have posted this more than once – the C1984 was deliberately downgraded from HCID because if it remained as such then ALL potential prophylactics had to remain available. Downgrading allowed for the doing away with Hydroxichloroquine and Ivermectin and provided the EUA with the gateway the so-called “vaccines.”

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

Yes, I suspect you are right.

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Tyrbiter
Tyrbiter
1 year ago

Read this series of articles, starting with this one.

https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-insane-experiment-behind-the-covid-pandemic-and-disease-x-part-one/

The UK government was either utterly stupid or complicit or both in a scheme intended to make money for big pharma and its shareholders out of risky, untested gene therapies.

Indeed the UK parliamentary response of 2020 must not happen again, because the first time should have led to piano wire and lamppost treatments for those responsible for these egregious events.

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Grahamb
Grahamb
1 year ago

Mr Kruger, that is a very good summary of what happened. That said, I would have hoped that someone in your position should have been able to see the damage being done and been more proactive about it at the time. However, like many of your peers and indeed people who have achieved higher office, your experience and background is worth very little when grounded common sense is required.
One of the main problems is that you and your type run things of importance and the sooner that changes the better.

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adamcollyer
adamcollyer
1 year ago

Mr Kruger’s apology, and his concentration in the culpability of Parliament for the fiasco, are welcome.

However, he repeats a number of misconceptions that appear to be current amongst Establishment figures. And he fails to ask himself obvious questions.

He says, for example, that “The state was utterly unprepared for the pandemic”. And yet there was a perfectly good plan, written in 2011 and updated since. But the plan was not followed. The question is why.

He notes that media, churches and industry rallied to the State. The question is why they did that.

He notes that the Coronavirus Act was pushed through parliament in a single day. And yet he fails to ask where this huge Act (348 pages long!) came from. Was it really cobbled together in haste in a couple of weeks? I don’t think so.

It seems to me that the State and our institutions, far from being “unprepared”, were overwhelmed by an imperative to follow a response plan that was followed right across the West.

The most likely explanation is that the virus was engineered and escaped from a lab. The response across the West was not a public health driven response. It was the military-driven protocol for responding to a biological warfare attack.

This is why Mr Kruger’s faith in the Covid Enquiry is likely to prove misplaced. The Enquiry was set up to hide the truth, not to discover it.

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