Essex Police has dropped its investigation into Allison Pearson. Chief Constable Mark Hobrough, the National Police Chiefs’ Council hate crime lead, will now conduct an independent review of the force’s handling of the case. Here, ex-copper Dominic Adler gives an insider’s view of what has likely been going on behind the scenes, where, as he explains, the process is the punishment.
Hello. I’m here, as promised. I’m like the baddie in an 80s straight-to-video horror movie who just won’t die.
I was summoned back to Substack by the drama surrounding the journalist Allison Pearson (disclaimer: I’m a fully paid-up member of the FSU). Yet again, the police are clumsily tying themselves in knots around ‘hate speech’ and freedom of expression. This time they’ve wandered into battle, like a Hi-Viz Don Quixote, against (as Mark Twain put it) “people who buy ink by the gallon”.
As Homer Simpson might say, D’oh!
This stuff falls broadly into my old policing grid square. I’ve also, er, investigated journalists (you can read about it here). If you aren’t familiar with Allison Pearson’s story, it goes something like this.
Ms. Pearson is a Right-of-centre journalist (so Right-wing that I remember her endorsing that populist hardliner Penny Mordaunt as leader of the Conservative party). A year ago, during the tumultuous period of online sparring over Gaza, she re-posted a tweet. The tweet was inaccurate and, an hour or so later, Ms. Pearson deleted it. I’ve seen the alleged post. In my humble experience, it isn’t actionable and unlikely to pass the CPS charging threshold.
I would also mention the many social media posts I saw supporting Hamas (a proscribed terrorist organisation) at the time. This is the stuff allegations of ‘two-tier’ policing are made of. Read my take on that here.
Then, on Remembrance Sunday, two coppers appeared at Ms. Pearson’s door to inform her she was under investigation for either (a) a notorious Non-Crime Hate Incident (NCHI) or (b) an offence under s.17 of the Public Order Act (i.e., publishing or distributing material encouraging or likely to encourage racial hatred; actually s.19, but we’ll let that slide). This is disputed, but Essex police assure us they’ve body-worn camera footage proving they never mentioned an NCHI. To be fair, I suspect Essex police are correct – an NCHI wouldn’t require a police interview. On the other hand, given the infamy of NCHIs, I wouldn’t blame Ms. Pearson for the mix-up either.
The officers asked if Ms. Pearson would confirm a date to attend a police station for said interview. They failed to inform her precisely what the tweet was, or the identity of the complainant (although they used the term “victim”). There are legal reasons for this, but police officers not explaining procedure is pretty par for the course nowadays.
I suspect the ignominy of two coppers turning up in person at a journalist’s door, on a Sunday, to enquire about a year-old tweet is a significant part of the story. People don’t see coppers from one year to the next, especially out in rural Essex where Allison Pearson lives – notably if they report a burglary or a car break-in. But an ancient tweet that might have offended someone? Form a squad.
Although, in fact, it was probably an appointment car using a quiet Sunday morning shift to offload someone else’s admin. But as I said before the police tend not to shine when it comes to explaining themselves. Someone with their head screwed on, a moderately intelligent supervisor, should’ve looked at the crime report (in my opinion, he or she should have hit the No Further Action/LOB button) and thought, “Hmm a respectable journalist with no previous convictions. Someone should ring her on Monday morning, explain the situation and ask her in for interview.”
Would that have killed the story? No, of course it wouldn’t. Would it have taken some of the heat out of it? I suspect it might have. Something I learned working on the telephone-hacking saga? The process is the punishment. It’s occasionally difficult to see that as a police officer. It’s just procedure, right?
Anyway, even Keir Starmer (I suspect through gritted teeth – he’s a career human rights aficionado) commented on the story, suggesting the police should get a sense of proportion. So this isn’t an issue where only one side of our dull-as-ditchwater culture war is upset. Julie Bindel, a lifelong Left-of-centre radical feminist, had a police visit for her views on trans issues. In that case, the complainant was from Holland. I wonder if the Dutch police forwarded the allegation? I doubt it. This is bullshit. I’m Generation X, so I’m probably showing my age here.
Personally, I find the social media landscape full of foaming-at-the-mouth bloviators of every political persuasion. (1) I generally defend their right to free speech and (2) neither Allison Pearson nor Julie Bindel even begin to feature on my list of foaming-at-the-mouth bloviators. They’re both legitimate journalists and commentators.
And here we are. If the police aren’t trigger-happy, extra-judicial killers, they’re woke snowflakes or sinister Stasi wannabes. How did they get so hung up on NCHIs rather than NHCIs (Non-Hate Crime Incidents, my new term for non-subjective offences like burglaries, assaults and robberies)?
I find myself spirited back to 1999, shortly after the publication of the Macpherson Report. Macpherson had just concluded the Met suffered from Institutional Racism; the service was in a flat spin. We all knew something had to change. It really was a watershed moment.
I also remember the atmosphere among senior officers at the Yard, the palpable sense of ‘Do Something, Now!’ The panicky, ‘form a squad mentality’ that often bedevils policing. A magic solution, one allowing the Met to go to the Home Office and deliver repentance on a silken cushion.
At the time, I was serving in Special Branch. We’d been given the job of collating stats, 24/7, for a newly-formulated racial incident response. Our Scotland Yard Reserve Room’s old MSS printer (oldies – remember those?) churned out reams of paper as police officers dutifully reported incidents meeting the nebulous Macpherson criteria: “A racist incident is any incident that is perceived to be racist by the victim or any other person.”
Perceived. Any other person.
Some complained this was a charter, albeit well-intentioned, for those seeking to score points for political or personal reasons (although to suggest such heresy was frowned upon). We knew this would happen. And it did.
The printer whirred. The latest report arrived, from a suburban police division: a member of the public complained she’d overheard one child calling another a “poppadom” in a school playground. Yes, something you’d expect a teacher to deal with was now reported to Special Branch. It was duly logged, added to the statistics one side or another would use to justify strategy ‘a’ or policy ‘b’. And, most importantly, for the Met to prove the police were doing something about an seemingly intractable societal problem.
That was in 1999. Millions of words have been written about racism and policing since. We’re now at a point where the ratchet only moves one way: campaign groups such as BLM have made millions arguing for the police to be disbanded. Marxists, uninterested in property rights? Never.
English and Welsh law concerning ‘hate speech’ is covered by a number of overlapping pieces of legislation. There’s a textbook to be written about this, but not by me – my posts tend to be long enough already. What I will say is the Public Order Act 1986, especially s.4 and s.5 (concerning threats and insulting words and behaviour) needs rethinking, along with s.19. Indeed the entire body of law probably requires codifying.
Or perhaps not.
Can you imagine the result? An orgy of human rights lawyers, like sharks in a tank full of offal? We’d end up like North Korea, but run by David Brent.
Then there’s the corpus of self-serving academic work concerning hate speech, which isn’t at all biased, honest guv’nor. To deliberately misquote Brendan Behan: “I’ve never seen a problem an academic couldn’t make worse.” The more I read this stuff, the more I detect the heady aroma of problem-creation-to-justify-my-next-research-grant. More hate = more conferences, books and warm fuzzies. If the 20th Century was all about the ‘Military-Industrial Complex’ then the 21st surely belongs to the ‘Academic -Grievance Culture Complex’.
I remember a decade-old police NCALT distance-learning module on Sexism. Distance-learning is totalitarianism on the cheap – you’re required to indoctrinate yourself. Apparently, one minute you’re calling a female colleague ‘love’. Then, soon afterwards? The world’s gone all The Handmaid’s Tale. As the old meme goes: “‘That escalated quickly!“
As someone who worked as a domestic extremism investigator for nearly eight years, I found it risible. You know, the kind of extremism involving rioting, arson, intimidation, the vilest sort of racism, Blood and Honour music, violence, vandalism and (yes) terrorism.
And so, behold Allport’s infamous “pyramid of hate“, the 1950s survey of refugees from the Second World War that forms the basis of police NCHI policy. It’s the pyramid I saw in that distance-learning package all those years ago. Critics argue it’s evidence-light in a modern law enforcement context (ex-cop Harry Miller certainly persuaded a court that was the case), but think about The Vibes.
But what would I know? Well, as someone with relatives who perished in concentration camps, I consider the College of Policing definition of what constitutes ‘hate’ insulting and increasingly one-sided. However, let’s hear the argument, because I’m a grown-up. Nobody has the right not to be offended.
With this in mind, are Non-Crime Hate Incidents really nothing more than an oppressive construct, invented by our new Establishment overlords to make themselves feel virtuous? Perhaps, although I’m sure they believe they’re on the side of the angels. I also think NCHIs are part of Macpherson’s legacy and the long march of critical theory in academia and, from there, into our institutions.
Contemporary hate crime allegations are also potentially oppressive because ‘the process is the punishment’ (i.e., being investigated and the administrative grind that entails, not to mention the cost of legal representation). Your name is also added, in the case of NCHIs, to a state-sanctioned shit-list.
Conveniently, though, the modern iteration of hate crime happens to dovetail nicely with other theories fashionable in modern policing; for example Performance Management and ‘Harm Reduction’. Let’s not even start on the shadow puppetry I witnessed being used by the police side of Prevent (interventions, anybody?) If you know, you know.
Solving crime is tough, often unrewarding and occasionally risk-laden. Not to mention expensive and resource intensive. On the other hand, escaping operational policing to invent a ‘toolkit’ to prevent fashionable new offences (for which you’ve created an entire performance empire)? Genius.
Feed the monster. Populate the spreadsheet. Ace the promotion board. Senior coppers are like mice – they simply follow the cheese, however ridiculous the maze.
NCHIs and the like are a symptom of the virus infecting our public services (quite a few of my posts are read by people working in the NHS, who tell me their experience is similar to mine). It’s one of overt politicisation, groupthink and grinding, process-obsessed managerialism. The death of discretion. The fact this is, ostensibly, designed to make people ‘nice’ to each other is neither here nor there.
Why?
In case you haven’t noticed, the more hate speech laws we create, the more resentment seems to fester. People don’t like being bullied or told what to think. Especially not by the Old Bill.
At the Essex police Gold Group, the Chief Constable and his team might find themselves hiding behind a shield wall of policy, best practice, College of Policing diktat and virtue-signalling. I wonder if they ever ask themselves a simple question: why are we even bothering with this bullshit? Do the taxpayers of Essex want us to spend our time on this stuff? Why don’t we just concentrate on, you know, policing?
It’s because, whatever Keir Starmer might warble about proportionality or commonsense, the ghost in the machine is whispering something else in senior officers’ ears. And until that ghost is exorcised, nothing will really change.
Dominic Adler is a writer who was a police officer for 25 years. This post first appeared on his Substack page. Subscribe here.
Stop Press: Toby tweets:
I’ve just learnt that Essex Police have decided to take no further action against Allison Pearson, following the intervention of Luke Gittos, a top criminal lawyer paid for by the Free Speech Union.
As widely reported, two police officers turned up on the Telegraph columnist’s doorstep on Remembrance Sunday to question her about a tweet, although they wouldn’t say which one or who had complained. It later emerged it was more than a year old and had been deleted by her the next day.
In the offending tweet, Allison accused the Metropolitan Police of having double standards because they’d refused to pose with her holding up a British Friends of Israel flag, but had posed with a couple of South Asian men holding up a green and red flag whom she described as “Jew haters” – and she attached a picture. When she learned it was taken a year earlier in Manchester, not London, and the flag holders were in fact delegates of Imran Khan’s political party, not Hamas-supporting pro-Palestinian protesters, she deleted it. Nevertheless, she was told on her doorstep that she’d need to make an appointment to go to the local police station, where she would be interviewed “under caution”.
Allison is a member of the FSU and we immediately got Luke on the case. Thanks to his intervention, Essex Police have decided to drop the whole thing. Essex Police should never have investigated this tweet in the first place. It didn’t come close to being a criminal offence, which they’ve now effectively acknowledged. I hope the public outcry over this huge waste of time and resources means Essex Police will go back to policing our streets, not our tweets. It’s not their job to investigate newspaper columnists for wrongthink.
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As the dawn breaks, over roof slates…
Ah well those washing lines are certainly gone.
Good morning fellow gangsters, let’s…
Rip It Up and Start Again.
Good morning, HP!
And good morning, downticker frownies!
I wonder what feasts of words await us as we once again go to battle on the armchair frontline…forward!
Haha that did make me laugh! Armchair Warriors we be. Putting the world to rights from the comfort of our settees.
Nice one Aethelred
Afternoon hux. Just to be different as it’s now midday here.
Digging your ref to another ’80s tune I’d forgotten all about!
Many thanks Mogs.
Nothing wrong with a drop of Orange Juice.
Tony Bliar can go stuff it.
He’s just sorry he wasn’t PM during covid, he would have loved being a fascist totalitarian dictator, as proved by calling a war for no reason other than that he could. By now we would have lockdowns for terrorism as well. (And now, it’s the govt who are the terrorists.)
I was going to write a comment but honestly, that deluded man deserves no comment from me or any more of my time than I can expend in under 30 words…
I will do it for you Aethelred – he’s a Next Tuesday Warrior.
If Tony Bliar thinks it’s a good idea, then you know damned well that it is anything but!
I wonder if Bliar can let us have the research on which he is basing his edict?
Most likely not as he’d be strung up by the public for his actions which the blackmailers are using…..
Blair is like toxic waste. We should thank him for asking for a return of masks. He has so little status and credibility that it makes it less likely to happen.
I expect it will be even worse than that as everyone reduces their spending to concentrate on ‘essentials’. The number of lifestyle businesses that will suffer both from increased costs and reduced attendance will balloon… who, when they are scrimping to pay for food and the energy to cook it with, is going to maintain gym membership, yoga classes or go to the pub for an eight pound pint? Those who are employed in that sector will find themselves literally out in the cold, I think?
Has the problem of people cancelling their yoga classes etc. even occurred to the fat cats of Downing Street? Did someone forget to tell them? With their bloated salaries, silly things like gas bills are loose change to them, they don’t realise that if the lesser mortals have to give all their money to the energy companies, unemployment will skyrocket.
And, yet again, one is faced with the thought that if someone is apparently incapable of seeing the bleedin’ obvious as it sits balefully right in front of them… they’re doing it deliberately?
MP’s don’t pay utility bills for anything. Even their bloody petrol is on expenses.
I think you’re right, pjar. Our society is going to go through an equivalent of the lockdown effect affecting pubs, cafes and restaurants not to mention other lifestyle businesses and of course this will affect the nascent rise in employment opportunities. The government bleat on about tackling inflation and they could do something about it but all we will get are empty words and promises. On the other side, sales of woodburners and insulation will probably increase. Anything that saves a few pounds here and there. Interestingly, I saw on UK column a graph depicting the percentage rise and fall of the price of a barrel of oil over recent months and how that did not translate into a similar percentage rise and fall in fuel at the pumps costs. Once again, it is the transfer of wealth going up and nothing coming down to us peasants.
Let us not forget the whole situation has been manufactured: inflation, fuel price increases, water shortages, NHS backlogs, power outages (upcoming), rampant immigration and on…
It’s not always about what they say it’s about.
…you bad person, don’t you know it’s all about being good and righteous for Ukraine….if it saves just one life…..(it doesn’t really matter how many millions of others it ruins…..)
National suicide is looming, but don’t dare ask any tough questions
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Latest from Dave Cullen, observing that the scamdemic was just the conditioning phase, to see how amenable ( and gullible AF ) the public were to having their lives turned upside down, inalienable rights stripped etc, now its on to Phase 2 of The Agenda. “You can’t comply your way out of tyranny.” Ain’t that the truth which should be plain as day by now? Total control is the plan, which is now perfectly apparent with these manufactured ‘crises’. Good stuff; https://odysee.com/@ComputingForever:9/carbon-poverty:9
Pandemic logic
The GBD was to blame for poor outcomes across the world despite most places rejecting it outright.
Not surpised that toad Tony Blair is recommending facemasks – which scientist is recommending that, now we all know they do NOTHING!
On California, I’m not surprised people are leaving. Auston texas would be my first port of call!
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The Texans are horrified, apparently these people are (as seems to be normal for ‘immigrants’) bringing all the political views whose consequences they are trying to escape with them… like communism, they only destroyed California because they didn’t do it right.
What is the situation in the UK regarding bird flu? We’ve had 3.5 million chickens slaughtered allegedly due to this virus, and that number will grow as its been going on since October last year and no end in sight. This is bloody tragic quite honestly. And isn’t this all based off of PCR? As I understand it, the authorities don’t even need a positive PCR from a neighbouring farm, they can just order the farmer to cull their flock based on proximity to a farm which had a positive result.
So before I would have just thought what a shame it was but accepted that bird flu outbreaks have been happening for many years all over the world. However, knowing what we know now I feel it would be entirely reasonable to question if this isn’t yet another attack on our food supply. Just like the fires in the various food plants in the U.S, are we supposed to just assume these things are just unfortunate coincidences? Given what we know the likes of the WEF and globalists want for us, eating less animal produce and taking control via the food supply, the attack on farmers, Gates buying up shed-loads of agriculture land that he still hasn’t disclosed a reason for etc…only a very naive/thick/willfully ignorant person wouldn’t be clocking the many red flags at this point.
In Ireland dairy farmers are being incentivized to cull some of their herd by being offered 5,000 euros per cow. Can anybody remember anything like this happening in their lifetimes? I certainly can’t.
€5000 per cow?? That’s insane. I can imagine many an embattled dairy farmer taking up that offer straightaway. So animals are removed from the food supply by stealth. Bit by bit. Dairy herds are slowly built up, they don’t happen overnight. I happen to know an organic dairy farmer and he has his heifers in the fields for up to a year or more to develop their strength and stamina before they are inseminated and start their lives as milkers. Once they’re milkers, they are only productive for a couple of seasons before they’re ‘retired’. Forgive my language, I don’t like referring to sentient animals like this but it’s the reality. Anyway, €5000, paid for by the Irish taxpayer, is way over the odds for a cow that is going to end up at the abattoir.
I think you are right about this agenda, Mogs. I didn’t know about the bird flu cullings as I’ve stopped eating eggs and don’t eat chicken. Anything that threatens our food supply seem to be fair game now. Many people get their nutrition from animal products, not insects, but animals and this will further weaken immune systems. Animal products will just get more expensive as a result of their increasing scarcity – although that is a few years down the line but in line with 2030. And more and more coverage of insect food. I, for one, don’t want bug butter, locust oil or fried worms in my diet. However, they are targeting children and certain spineless celebrities are promoting insect cuisine. It doesn’t require genius to join up the dots.
Yeah, agreed. If it were just the so-called bird flu in isolation one might be forgiven for leaving it at that, but now there’s too many other things happening to just look the other way or assume its coincidence. I think, if anything, its a coincidence pandemic we’re experiencing, more than any flipping viral sort.
Quite right Mogs.
…”off of?” ???
Now now Mr Piggles. Just because I text how I speak…shame autocorrect works only for spelling and not grammar. And what with someone pulling me up for my lack of punctuation in the other section, completely missing the point of my post…
Tough crowd.
Where I live in North Yorkshire we had a lot of yellow bird flu zone posters up last year…I think the UK had a ‘medium alert’ imposed last November. Ours was based around a local animal rescue facility, and was mainly to do with wild birds…
I think the UK is now on low alert, the mandatory requirements, whatever they were, were lifted a few days ago.
The situation is that the crackpots have absolutely free reign in this area and can thus not only order chicken lockdowns to save the NHS^W^W^W slow the spread of the virus but also do some stuff they haven’t yet been allowed to emply against men flu, namely, mass-culling of infected birds and every other even remotely close them.
Considering that the primary host of this virus are wild birds who are immune to it, that’s the same kind of insane disease conservation strategy also employed with COVID. Herd immunity must not be accomplished. Hence, keep killing chicken who might otherwise become immune to it. Bank on the virus dying of boredom (or something similar) before humans have extinguished all chicken on this planet.
But nothing on Ukraine? Hmmmm…..
‘Regarding the explosions in Crimea, I can repeat what I have repeatedly written: This is a difficult war going on with a high-tech enemy, who, moreover, does not experience a shortage of weapons, personnel, space, radio engineering and undercover intelligence, as well as military intelligence.’
Russian Telegram channel “Starshe Eddy” 16 Aug 22
“In Crimea, an ammunition depot is on fire. Dear Rybar team, what, in your opinion, is happening in Crimea in terms of past f*ck-ups of our command (Saky ammunition depot)? Why are such f*ck-ups, in principle, are allowed by the command in wartime? Isn’t it time for Shoigu to retire a couple of staff members?”
Rybar 16 Aug 22
‘Another sabotage in Crimea. A transformer was burnt down in Dzhankoy, and a large ammunition depot was blown up near the village of Maiskoye, Dzhankoy District. Presumably, the strikes were carried out by “kamikaze” drones, but a simple sabotage cannot be ruled out.
We are waiting for new messages from the Russian Ministry of Defense about non-compliance with fire safety rules, as well as about New successes in tank biathlon and about the largest fireworks in the world …
The partners struck the third blow at the airfield near the village of Gvardeyskoye in the Simferopol region. With a drone.’
Girkin 16 Aug 22
‘“I am not afraid to fight in war. But I need to feel justice, to understand that what I’m doing is right. And I believe that this is all failing not only because the government has stolen everything, but because we, Russians, don’t feel that what we are doing is right.”
Filatyev 16 Aug 22
..that’s because you really don’t make any comments about Ukraine, other than to toe the party line…with your tit for tat bits of propaganda.
so tit, here’s my tat…
https://kyivindependent.com/investigations/suicide-missions-abuse-physical-threats-international-legion-fighters-speak-out-against-leaderships-misconduct
In early May, a lieutenant from Brazil arrived in Ukraine to join the International Legion following President Volodymyr Zelensky’s call to “citizens of the world” to come and help defend Ukraine.”
He thought his vast experience in the Brazilian army had prepared him for pretty much any task.
Yet he was neither ready to carry out suicide missions by order of his command, nor to tolerate orders to loot and steal.
No need for comment when the protagonists speak for themselves.
The general lack of progress of the barbaric, quite staggeringly incompetent, Russian invasion is clear for all to see.
Thank you very much for your interesting contribution regarding a lieutenant from Brazil.
Blah blah blah….and thank-you for your usual dose of propaganda, and your usual bit of criticism of whatever doesn’t fit your juvenile fairy story..I suspect it’s desperation, and the effort of posting all the clap-trap….
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out…..
Intemperate language invariably indicates the wrong end of the argument.
The interesting article here on groupthink might help you out……
Follow the money.
…apologies to my fellow sceptics..we all have days when we succumb to the stupidity, and when things get us down….I heartily apologise, and will not be posting anything further in his vein…normal service will now be resumed…..!
No need to apologise ebygum. I suppose 77th have concluded that they can afford at least a fiver to troll on here.
…thanks HP, I feel a numpty for being drawn in, and then making myself feel worse by making comments that don’t make me feel any better!! Live and learn……
One day in the, hopefully distant, future I’ll be lying on my deathbed and still be haunted by possibly one of the dumbest things ever said by anyone:
“The masks would have worked if it wasn’t for the variants”
It wasn’t just the masks. Every time an action didn’t produce the “expected” results it was because the virus evolved to evade all such actions.
…also can I nominate the little coda at the end of…”I’m just getting over Covid for the third time in the last few months..THANK GOD I’M VACCINATED, IT COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE!”
LOL!
The man with the most blood on his hands regarding the elderly is Jeremy Hunt, whose plan was gleefully put into practice by Midazolam Matt. There is documentary evidence discovered in the House of Commons Library & saved for posterity by a researcher, Stuart Wilkie.
https://twitter.com/MaajidNawaz/status/1559451829448081409
Hmmm…. Not quite what we’re hearing on the BBC, ITV, Sky
liesnews….https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/17/world/europe/ukraine-partisans-insurgency-russia.html
This is what the absolute barstewards are doing to the children. Seething is an understatement.
The parents could not consent because they DID NOT KNOW what was in the bioweapon injections. Nobody could tell them. Whoever injected these children committed medical battery. Fear was the driver. With fear, the only part of the brain which ‘thinks’ is the amygdala. The amygdala response is emotional only.
https://world-signals.com/news/2022/08/17/appendicitis-growth-in-children-by-400-and-their-tissues-are-like-jelly/
A bit of news from Oz & the shenanigans of government to evade parliamentary scrutiny.
https://twitter.com/AnnetteSmith66/status/1559934213947785217
A brilliant explanation of the cabal in the US in particular but the structure is the same here. Even the role of the Crown is mentioned & it is not at the top of the pecking order…
https://www.bitchute.com/video/VP83kJdMAT5k/
I never did trust Hilary Clinton… Couldn’t put my finger on why not…
https://twitter.com/Fancy_nancy49/status/1560118605316034566?t=82D4GQFGgOU1dig1GxN
Hmm. Don’t know what to make of this…and what would happen in the UK?
https://news.yahoo.com/covid-vaccines-treatments-move-government-150354420.html
COVID Vaccines, Treatments To Move From Government To Commercialization By 2023
One of the things we’ve spent a lot of time thinking about in the last many months — and we’re going to continue this work, and you’ll hear more from the administration on this — is getting us out of that acute emergency phase where the U.S. government is buying the vaccines, buying the treatments, buying the diagnostic tests. We need to get out of that business over the long run,” Jha said.
By next year, COVID treatments, including vaccines, should be integrated into the regular health care system for people to access in the same way that they seek help for other diseases, said a White House co-ordinator.
https://www.cell.com/cell-reports-medicine/fulltext/S2666-3791(22)00271-3
SummaryThere is a need for safe and effective platform vaccines to protect against COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. In this randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled Phase 2/3 trial, we evaluate the safety and efficacy of multi-dose Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) vaccine for prevention of COVID-19 and other infectious disease in a COVID-19-unvaccinated, at-risk-community-based cohort. The at-risk population are adults with type 1 diabetes. We enrolled 144 subjects and randomized 96 to BCG and 48 to placebo. There were no drop-outs over the 15-month trial. A cumulative incidence of 12.5% of placebo-treated and 1% of BCG-treated participants meets criteria for confirmed COVID-19, yielding an efficacy of 92%. The BCG group also displays fewer infectious disease symptoms and lesser severity, and fewer infectious disease events per patient, including COVID-19. There were no BCG-related systemic adverse events. BCG’s broad-based infection protection suggests that it may provide platform protection against new SARS-CoV-2 variants and other pathogens.
Me…this is an interesting study…Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) is the live attenuated vaccine form of Mycobacterium bovis used to prevent tuberculosis and other mycobacterial infections. The vaccine was developed by Calmette and Guerin and was first administered to human beings in 1921. BCG is the only vaccine against tuberculosis…
….just personally I would add that Ivermectin is also considered to be another Mycobacterium treatment!! Coincidence?
Analysis of the weird white clots published here.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-08-17-elemental-analysis-results-released-vaccine-clot-composition-not-blood-clots.html
That is horrific. And didn’t John O’Looney alert us to these mysterious clots in this country?
I have been saying since the release of these ‘jabs’ that they have been brewed to a recipe, Dr Mike Yeadon believes so and this report leads to a similar conclusion.
We are looking at mass deaths in the next few years. Or as some would call it – Democide.
There is a good summary of where research into BCG vaccination effects against Covid 19 currently stands
Why a Century-Old Vaccine Offers New Hope Against Pathogens
NYT 16 Aug 22
A trial (part funded by the Gates foundation) of its effects on 10,000 healthcare workers reports later this year.
The difference in the effects of Covid on BCG vaccinated and non BCG vaccinated countries appeared marked in 2020. I haven’t looked at how that correlation has stood the test of time.
Correlation summary here:
‘Tuberculosis vaccine BCG: the magical effect of the old vaccine in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic’
International Reviews of Immunology 07 April 2021
A photo of a sign in a Chippy in Moston, Manchester today.
In saner times, someone demanding that people must wear chirugical masks on public transport to save the NHS would have been consiged to a sanatorium.
Just a little story…
I had to go to the GP Surgery this morning. Duly directed upstairs. Through one door and there at the end of a corridor was a Dr in his room, at his desk, no patient. The doctor was sat there with a blue plastic nappy on his face. On his own. Unbelievable.
When I came downstairs from my appointment the doctor was there calling for his next patient- with his blue plastic mask glued to his face. FFS!
He was young too, about thirty. How can we have confidence in witch doctors like this?
An utter disgrace and clearly not fit to practice.