- “Jihadist wants to be deported – but Home Office still can’t get rid of him” – A convicted jihadist who has renounced his British citizenship cannot be deported to Pakistan because it would breach his human rights, reports the Telegraph.
- “Sack the judges” – In the Spectator, Rod Liddle takes aim at the UK’s judges with their daft rulings that keep criminal migrants on our streets.
- “Why were the Abedis here in the first place?” – In the Spectator, Douglas Murray demands answers regarding why the jihadist Abedi family was allowed to settle in the UK, enabling Salman Abedi to carry out the deadly Manchester Arena bombing.
- “Britain is now the heartland of Islamic extremism” – We have a lot to learn from countries like Egypt and the UAE about dealing with Islamic extremism, says Inaya Folarin Iman in the Telegraph.
- “Religious sectarianism should have no place in Britain” – We should all be worried that pro-Gaza activists are telling Muslim voters which party to back in next month’s local elections, says Tom Harris in the Telegraph.
- “Britain and France are too scared to tackle the migrant crisis” – Britain and France are both seen as soft touches by the migrants and the gangs who smuggle them in, writes Gavin Mortimer in the Spectator.
- “Germany to deport ‘single and healthy’ asylum seekers to Greece” – A top German court has ruled that single, healthy male asylum seekers who have travelled to Germany via Greece can be deported back to the Mediterranean state, reports DW.
- “Brussels chief gushes over Starmer” – Sir Keir Starmer may not be polling all that well with the British public but he’s managed to garner some overseas admiration, notes the Spectator’s Steerpike.
- “Labour’s ‘banter ban’ faces showdown in the Lords” – The European Conservative reports that Lord (Toby) Young of the Free Speech Union is spearheading opposition to Clause 20 (the ‘banter ban’) of Labour’s Employment Rights Bill
- “Free speech under threat as Labour’s ‘banter ban’ could silence football fans from shouting ‘Are you blind?’ at referee” – Football fans could face restrictions on shouting “Are you blind?” at referees under Labour’s Employment Rights Bill, reports GB News.
- “Starmer warned children will be at risk if he agrees to US demands to get trade deal” – Keir Starmer has been warned that giving in to US demands over free speech to secure a trade deal will harm children, according to the Independent. Alarmist, much?
- “How Starmer changed his tune on trans women” – The Supreme Court ruling has put an end to the Prime Minister’s inconsistent position on sex and gender – but he’s been on a journey, says George Chesterton in the Telegraph.
- “Labour’s trans school rules thrown into chaos” – The Government has been urged to clarify how this week’s Supreme Court ruling will affect single-sex schools, reports the Telegraph.
- “Equalities watchdog inundated with questions on trans women ruling” – The Equality and Human Rights Commission has been inundated with calls from organisations seeking clarity on how to enforce the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman, reveals the Times.
- “Britain’s biggest bank pledges ‘solidarity’ with trans staff” – Lloyds Bank has pledged to support its transgender staff following the Supreme Court’s ruling that trans women are not women, says the Mail.
- “Stonewall’s hour of reckoning has finally arrived” – The Supreme Court’s ruling on the meaning of the words “woman” and “sex” in the Equality Act has left Stonewall on shaky ground, writes Lucy Burton in the Telegraph.
- “The famous faces who insisted ‘trans women are women’” – From politicians to pop stars, many well-known names have had their say on the trans issue. In the Telegraph, Fiona Parker has compiled a handy reminder of the worst offenders.
- “Cowards who failed women must be brought to book” – In the Telegraph, Oliver Brown slams sports bodies like the FA for betraying women by allowing men in female sports.
- “The cancelled women owed an apology for standing up to trans ideology” – The Supreme Court ruling could be the ‘last nail in the coffin’ of cancel culture for gender-critical feminists like J.K. Rowling and Maya Forstater, says Fiona Parker in the Telegraph.
- “Lord Triesman demands sports chiefs resign over Supreme Court trans ruling” – Former FA chairman Lord Triesman has called for the heads of sport governing bodies who haven’t protected women’s sport to resign after the Supreme Court ruling that trans women are not women, reports the Telegraph.
- “Will the Supreme Court gender case victors get the apologies they deserve?” – The Supreme Court has handed a stunning victory to those – mostly women – who have endured vilification and abuse, says Richard Dawkins in the Spectator. Will they now get an apology?
- “How J.K. Rowling got her ‘ultimate revenge’ on Harry Potter stars” – J.K. Rowling has cast fresh faces for HBO’s Harry Potter reboot, leaving Radcliffe, Watson and Grint in the dark – in what insiders are calling her ultimate payback for their trans rights bust up, writes Grant Tucker in the Mail.
- “Jenrick stokes leadership speculation with accidental WhatsApp group” – Robert Jenrick has ignited Tory leadership speculation by adding hundreds of politicians and journalists to a WhatsApp group, reports the BBC.
- “Reform UK in talks with Liz Truss as it sets sights on Senedd” – Reform UK sees the Welsh elections as a potential blueprint for Westminster, says Aubrey Allegretti in the Times.
- “Rupert Lowe sues Nigel Farage for libel amid Reform bullying row” – Ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe has instructed lawyers to begin defamation claims against Nigel Farage and other party bosses, according to the Mail.
- “Second homes tax cash not being spent on local housing, councils admit” – Councils hitting second home owners with double tax bills are spending as little as 9p in every £1 generated on affordable housing, reveals the Telegraph.
- “‘I’m a Cambridge professor – we’re sacrificing academic standards to push certain agendas’” – In the Telegraph, Charlotte Lytton talks to Cambridge professor Douglas Hedley about the university’s move to eliminate tripos rankings and limit class hours.
- “BP hit by investor revolt after slashing Net Zero plans” – BP is bracing itself for a shareholder backlash over the firm’s U-turn on Net Zero, reports CNBC.
- “E-bikes cause fires in London ‘every other day’” – After a blaze left 11 people needing hospital treatment, a fire chief has warned that E-bikes and E-scooters are causing fires in London “every other day”, according to the BBC.
- “Baby boomers urged to keep working as 70 declared ‘the new 50’” – Baby boomers are being urged to work later in life after the IMF declared that “70s are the new 50s”, reports the Express.
- “The assisted suicide Bill should not survive” – In the Spectator, Dan Hitchens slams Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill as a rushed mess that risks vulnerable lives.
- “WFH killed the office ‘buzz of ambition’ – and Gen Z is paying the price” – Remote working has eroded the competitive advantage young professionals once had, says Josh Kirby in the Telegraph.
- “Secretary Kennedy outs autism pandemic” – What is behind increasing autism rates and can VAERS help us find out? wonders Jessica Rose on her Substack.
- “The Maldives will regret this disgraceful ban on Israeli tourists” – The ban on Israelis will be damaging for the Maldives – because it will repulse so many decent people from other Western countries, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “Trump ‘thwarted Israeli plan to attack Iran’” – President Trump quashed Israeli proposals for a series of joint strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, according to the Times of Israel.
- “It’s time to smash the Iranian nuke project” – Donald Trump’s apparent priority is to strike a deal with Iran, writes Jake Wallis Simons in the Telegraph. He would do better to launch a military strike against its nuclear facilities first and negotiate afterwards.
- “Why stock markets are defying gravity amid tariff chaos” – Wall Street traders are spying opportunities amid the wreckage of the President’s trade war, says Chris Price in the Telegraph.
- “Secret plans for Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ missile shield revealed” – President Trump is building a Golden Dome missile defence shield, which will cost hundreds of billions of dollars to cover the entire globe and monitor enemy threats to the US, reports the Mail.
- “How the US Government funded narrative control operations around the globe” – On Substack, Rebekah Barnett writes about a staggering $1.5 billion in US grants aimed at engineering woke narratives.
- “King praises Judaism and Islam in Easter message” – The King has praised the ethics of Judaism and the “human instinct” of Islam in his Easter message, reports GB News.
- “Every religion but our own” – In the New Conservative, Dr Roger Watson slams the PM and the King for bending over backwards for Muslim, Hindu and Jewish festivals while sidelining Christianity.
- “‘How I found Christianity’” – In the Spectator, Nigel Biggar recounts his journey to Christianity.
- “Kate and William ‘will skip Easter Sunday service’” – The Prince and Princess of Wales will skip the traditional Easter gathering at Windsor Castle this year, opting instead to stay with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis at their home in Norfolk, according to the Mail.
- “‘Strong hint’ of alien life found on planet 124 light years from Earth” – Astronomers have announced that they’ve detected the most promising “hints” of potential life on a planet beyond our Solar System, according to ScienceAlert.
- “‘The confirmation of alien life should worry us all’” – In the Mail, Matt Ridley warns that the discovery of potential alien life on K2-18b, 124 light-years away, could signal existential risks for humanity.
- “A stunning find in my local” – On Substack, Paul Sutton shares an astonishing recent find: an unpublished poem by John Keats. (Not really.)
- “‘A lot of people on the American Right have worried about this for a long time’” – On Newsnight, Douglas Murray explains why he challenged Joe Rogan on some of the guests he has had on his podcast.
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Not to worry about the excess death we already have worldwide, no, let’s worry about the more important deaths to come from covid!
Go f yourself Teddy!
I’m sliding towards the end of the recovering phase of this. Initial symptoms became notable last Saturday. As usual, it was unpleasant (runny nose for days on end), somewhat painful (muscle pain) affected my ability work to some degree (1 3/4 hours completely lost due to fatigue/ exhaustion. generally somewhat reduced efficiency) but nothing really serious.
Suggestion to end this pandemic of WHO announcements: Ask the guy if he’s willing to stop while pointing out that he should consider this very carefully because he will have to bear the consequences. Strangle him if he answers No. Traditional method for getting rid of incompetent political advisors in the Ottoman Empire.
And waterboarding for anyone who tries to force anyone (especially kids) to wear masks again.
In 2019, nobody would have panicked if they fell ill for a week. Stay home, wrap up, take it easy. It’s how we work.
I will not do any different in 2023.
My brother just had covid really bad. He had to have a lie down for a couple of hours. Then my dad got it. He is 91, but just a sniffle for him.
Have you had any of the jabs RW?
No. But there’s no real reason for that beyond it didn’t seem worthwhile to spend time on getting an injection not even its proponents really considered to be useful for anything.
Ok. Just wondered as the few I know who didn’t get jabbed have only been ill once with Covid.
But I’m happy you avoided it.
Maybe these muppets should have held on to their perfectly good natural immune system instead of swapping it out for a pointless vaccine replacement!
Now, now Dinger.
We ‘swap.’ There is no requirement to embellish swap with the horrible added affectation of ‘out.’
They’re nudging. The Mail ran a front page fear article just the other day. It’s September and they’re already ramping up the fear. We’re heading for winter when colds and flu are entirely normal and you can see they’re desperate to bring back restrictions. I half wonder if they’re trying to goad people into civic violence in order to take down opposition to their totalitarian agenda. The communist Michie is at the root of this for sure.
They are testing the waters. But most people now have “herd immunity” to their BS now.
I hope you’re right. I’m dubious. Just the other day, someone I know woke up feeling a bit under the weather, ran straight to the chemist for an LF test and, of course, tested positive, causing havoc through out the company that person works for…
People put up with all this before. We saw how they turned into zealots last time. I can see unions and other organisations trying to force work-from-home and compulsory masking to help bring down the government.
I really f***ing hate the world right now and I’m in danger of turning into a misanthrope! I’ll end up being one of those mad, bearded old men living in the middle of nowhere, who waves a shotgun at anyone who comes within half a mile of his remote shack!!
I’m with you on that. I’m an extremely mad and annoyed old woman (and could well be bearded…). We live in a quiet rural community but I study Right Move closely for properties that are stand alone, preferably with a long driveway. A locked gate, a shotgun and some very large dogs would be a welcome addition. Who would of thought that would be my dream property and situation for my old age?
….a moat would be nice…try getting over that to read my smart fricken meter!! LOL!
Remotely switchable off by a phone signal
I bet that person got loads of sympathy for ‘suffering from covid’. No doubt many more weeks off for long covid (aka swinging the lead, taking the p15s, skiving)
How very brave /s
Perhaps I’ll buy a remote shack near to yours and we can take shifts on guard. I don’t have a shotgun though, but I could improvise some horrific man-traps.
If this happens all over again, God forbid, then there is little to no hope for humanity.
There will be zealots of course, but hopefully just a tiny sliver of the population now.
Why are people still taking these stupid f…ing tests? It’s beyond me. Totally agree with your last paragraph these numties are so depressing.
There was someone on a facebook group I’m in, panicking the other day because Tesco had run out of tests and what on earth were they supposed to do? They should still be free, covid hasn’t gone away, blah blah blah.
Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph seem to offer Covid fear and scepticism in equal measure.
Fortunately, most people with more than two brain cells are responding to this with a resounding (yawn).
Yes..I just don’t care what they say…..and by the look of the comments underneath the article neither does anybody else….!!
Personally I’m responding to it thinking about setting up a new political party to be called The Voters Union Party. This side of the pond the citizenry have become far too meek, misunderstand and don’t even consider their ancient rights and think the government are in charge. They are letting authoritarians take over with a kind of “no hum, I’m sure it won’t be as bad as all that” attitude.
The Voters Union Party will propose an open source, publicly owned technological voting solution that will make it possible to transparently lend your vote to a pressure group. For example, Toby Young would make a great pressure group president. The pressure group will be able to pick salient high priority issues and say to the government do x, y, z or we will take this block of votes away from you. That way politicians will be less able to ignore the priorities of the citizenry and will be able to see, if they fail to execute they will definitely be losing a big chunk of votes. At the moment the First Past the Post system means they are able to divide and conquer every vote with the threat; If you don’t vote for us the other lot will get in.
There will, quite rightly, be some scepticism/concerns about any technological voting solution, but I think if the system is set up using open source technology and transparent auditable ledgers, and the right processes, it will be possible to protect privacy, but still allow individuals to verify their vote has been correctly handled whilst providing assurance the system will detect fraud through statistical randomisation of vote verification. Part of the deal will be that after the event voters may be requested to verify the way they voted to auditors. They will have the choice to decline, but this should provide significant enough means to verify voting fraud is kept to a minimal “individual” level.
I’m thinking of voting for the party Kellie-Jay Keen is hoping to start, if she has a candidate in my area. Too many enemies, only one vote
Instead of listening to the WHO, most people are listening to The Who: “We won’t get fooled again!”
And “we’re not gonna take it”
And, for those of us old enough “why don’t you all f-f-f-fade away”
Hope I get old before I die…… or something like that.
Haha, classic! And an anthem for the unjabbed; ”Oh, I, oh I’m still alive…hey, I, oh I’m still alive!” Well I can’t not share the awesomeness now can I?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM0zINtulhM&ab_channel=PearljamVEVO
He sure plays a mean pinball.
Maybe I shouldn’t play this game
Has anyone seen this massive load of cock and bull yet? Haven’t read it all and haven’t delved into who funded the study or authors’ background etc but I smell scientific guff in the same way I’d smell a midden on a ‘global boiling’ day if I fell asleep atop it. Get a load of this;
”The results of this study offer support for the hypothesis that cognitive ability is a profound and direct determinant of COVID-19 vaccination. While it does not necessarily imply that the relationship is causal, we may at least confidently conclude that the relationship is not easily explained by family background, environment or socioeconomic factors.
Although cognitive ability is not directly observable by policy-makers, and while policies directly targeting individuals with certain levels of cognitive abilities may not be ethically or politically feasible, we have demonstrated that simplifying the vaccination decision through the use of pre-booked appointments was particularly effective in overcoming vaccination resistance and hesitancy among individuals with lower cognitive abilities.”
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167629623000796
And another one. What the chuff is going on? I think it’s because the people who browbeat everyone to get jabbed is now feeling pretty stupid given all of the data which show they were wrong on every level, so they’re now projecting their annoyance with themselves and their own stupidity onto everyone who was too wise and intelligent to listen to their bollocks. Yeah *we’re* the stupid ones!
”Since vaccination adherence is crucial in reducing morbidity and mortality during a pandemic, we characterized the association between demographic, intelligence, and personal attributes and COVID-19 vaccination adherence among young adults.
MethodsCohort study including vaccination data of 185,061 personnel, collected during 13 months of COVID-19 vaccination campaign, while a wide array of vaccination incentives were offered. The effect of demographic data (age, gender and socioeconomic status), military medical fitness – fit for combat service, administrative service, or unfit (volunteering), general intelligence score (GIS) and military social score (MSS) assessing social abilities, on vaccine adherence (allocating by IMOH guidelines) was examined.
During a COVID-19 vaccination campaign, addressing vaccine hesitancy contributing factors and providing wide vaccine availability, GIS and physical fitness had the strongest association with vaccination adherence among young adults. When planning future vaccination campaigns, implementing these insights should be considered to improve adherence.”
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0264410X23009519
I think people who look inbred with a Mountain Dew habit will be safe from that there myocarditis then! <apologies in advance for the visual. You can’t unsee this>
https://twitter.com/_aussie17/status/1700389209780158866
It appears to be setting up The Unvaccinated as simpletons. According to them, their results imply less deaths and a shortened pandemic if everyone had been vaccinated.
Reading between the lines: if you’re not vaccinated you’re not capable of making the ‘correct’ decision so someone should make it for you.
Well it won’t make an iota of difference anyway because nobody regrets not taking it and that’s never going to change. Let them crack on with their meaningless BS and multi-pronged attacks. Those above studies carry precisely zero weight and have no impact anyway because who exactly is going to see them? It’s just bilge.
I think it’s far more ominous than that. They’re basically trying to show that anyone who refused the jab – whether the first or subsequent boosters – is in some way mentally incapacitated and thus can be forced by the docs to receive mandated medical treatment. I refer to Laurence Fox’s GB News piece on Friday 08/09 regarding the young lass who has been refused medical treatment, and the highly alarming judgement made by Mrs Justice Roberts. Despite two separate psychiatric assessments confirming her mental capacity, the judge overruled and in doing so set an awful precedent, saying:
In my judgement…ST [the young lass] is unable to make a decision for herself in relation to her future medical treatment…because she does not believe the information she has been given by her doctors [my emphasis]
Fox interviewed Professor David Jones, Director of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre, who noted that this decision was ‘very worrying‘ and asked ‘is the fact that you disagree with your doctors sufficient to say that you lack mental capacity?‘ (from about 11.30 – 12.20 min on vid)
So you can see what they’re trying to do here, with those articles and that decision. You won’t be able to refuse because refusal itself shows lack of mental capacity and thus they will force the decision on you regardless. Absolute, unadulterated uber-Orwellian medical tyranny, all at the behest of Big Pharma.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAzADTYoAvk
(ST story starts around 2.30, Justice Roberts’ decision at 5.48, Prof Jones segment from 10.20)
If this was
TwitterX, someone would undoubtedly make a tasteless joke to the effect of “of course those who regretted not taking it aren’t talking about it, because they are dead, gotcha!”, and perhaps an even more tasteless joke about the late rock star Meat Loaf in that regard. But as we are seeing with the persistently high excess death numbers, the joke is ultimately on the people saying it.It’s literally nothing more than their Branch Covidian cult version of the perennial “deathbed conversion” legend, combined with much jealousy and projection of course.
“cognitive ability is a profound and direct determinant of COVID-19 vaccination.”
Aye, for the terminally stupid
like one of my brother’s in law.
Last night as I warned him of the dangers of giving up cash and that CBDC’s were coming with all they entailed, he accused me of being a conspiracy theorist. Obviously I had to put him in his place and corrected him:
“I’m a conspiracy realist. You are a reality denier.” That shut the tw#t up.
It’s an inverse relationship whatever they imply.
Zing!
Thankfully I have no doubt about my cognitive abilities. I’m not perfect but I know roughly whereabouts I sit in the range between commonsense and unthinking-credulity.
It took some gumption to resist during those dark days but I’m so glad I didn’t succumb
We have been called brave for refusing the injections. To be honest I don’t consider my wilful intransigence brave. I did my research and knew the injections were a joke from the start.
“Vaccines” ordinarily take 10-15 years to get to market but these wonder drugs took six months and much evidence suggesting they were brewed up and ready before the Scamdemic so red flag one.
Red flag 2 – there was not any evidence of mass deaths which pretty much confirmed we were being had.
Red flag 3 – these junk products were being pushed intensively with even Bliar rolled out to promote them. When he stated that those refusing the injections were mad I knew my decisions were correct.
Always do the opposite to anything spewed by Bliar, it’s a safety guideline. In fact, so safe, it’s a life-saver.
So true.
“Always do the opposite to anything spewed by Bliar, it’s a safety guideline. In fact, so safe, it’s a life-saver.”
That was the case with Iraq, and also the case with all things Covid, especially the jabs.
And in fact there were more excess deaths AFTER the jabs than there were in 2020.
TL;DR version:
“It’s mostly the midwits who are willing to get jabbed. Both dimwits and geniuses are less likely to get jabbed voluntarily.”
I believe there was a meme about that. But the joke is ultimately on the jabbed, as those who willingly got it are now revealed as the dumb ones.
Anyone else noticed the increased grid pattern in the sky? Burning/scratchy sensation in the throat? Irritated skin? Cold symptoms? Generally feeling under the weather?
It’s jab season & GPs are being paid an extra £5 per injection. Got to ramp up the fear to drive folk into the GP surgeries…. Can’t have GPs losing income now can we??
Related to the ‘Sahara sand’ the MSM has reported is an analysis by a UK based chap with reference to other analytical studies so that he knows what he should find in this ‘Saharan sand’.
Very interesting viewing…
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cw8AvoeN9S6/
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cw8CHZjtKmx/
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cw8WbFaNQoz/
Geoengineering is yet another important subject which is ignored ATL as examining it would expose the nefarious actions of the parasite class aided & abetted by useful political stooges. Lifting the veil on this subject gives even more credence to the damage which Net Zero is doing, climate catastrophising & the transfer of wealth/property upwards.
“Geoengineering is yet another important subject which is ignored ATL”
Absolutely with you on that BB.
Summer: don’t go outside, the weather will kill you
Autumn: don’t go to school, falling concrete will kill you
Winter: don’t go outside, deadly viruses will kill you
Spring: don’t go anywhere, Putin might nuke you.
Meanwhile, message from cowering wfh laptop class to working class: keep delivering our stuff, peasants!
No surprise that our favourite hereditary millionairess Stalinist has been busy working on how to make population “adhere” to WHO vaccination campaigns – an interesting choice of word.
The multi-milliomnare communist Susan Michie?
Being rich isn’t a betrayal of the communist doctrine, she’s simply more equal than everyone else.
And, oh look, RAAC concrete ‘found’ at Gatwick and Heathrow, so no flying out of the country for you, prole: stay at home and take your medicine. Still think a rerun of the ‘concrete’ scare is pencilled in for hospitals maybe late autumn: and how about for multistorey carparks and shopping centres from, say, early December? Citizen, know your place: your Christmas celebrations are killing the planet.
Careful! Hasn’t Christianity (and hence Christmas) been labelled one of those white supremacist thingies, or some sort of transphobic hate speech wotsits? Need to check with Wokey Welby as I’m struggling to keep up with it all…
Ah yes, Welby…who thinks the EU is “the greatest dream realised for human beings since the fall of the Western Roman Empire”, let alone his unrepeatable comments on climate change (1930s Germany features, I recall). Probably already getting itchy fingers to lock up all the churches ASAP, because “it’s what Jesus would have wanted.” Anyone running a book on the first church to be closed ‘because concrete’?
These psychopathic megalomaniacs aren’t giving up, are they?
Why doesn’t he do us all a favour and F off, perhaps go and torture some more innocents in his own country, I heard he was very good at that.
Why does that Tedros bloke always look like a rather imbecilic drunk who’s been rudely awakened after sleeping off the excesses of the previous day in his office chair? I mean, what an absolute wreck the man looks.
I sort of hope that one of the deaths is him.
If this treaty does go through, I will refuse to follow any diktat originating from the corrupt WHO. If I’m arrested then I guess that’s what will happen.
As someone else said: fk u Ted.
There is something going round. My eldest son got it and was really run down for it. The rest of us got nothing but a brief sniffle or nothing. My eldest is the only one jabbed, so he could travel. His immune system is a disaster. Gets layed low by every cold. I haven’t been I’ll in two years. Hydroxy, Zinc and V C,D has worked well.
I suspect that those who had bad batches, about 5% to 10% of the population are going to get hit hard by this. Hospitalisations and deaths may well get quite bad. This time it may be indiscriminate and not age or comorbidity related.
So if young and middle aged people start getting really sick due to ADE, well they will try this all over again for sure and they will have the bodies to back it this time.
Hope I and Geert Van den Bosch are totally wrong.
Good post. I would offer that 100% of the vials of poison are ‘bad batches’. ADE works over time. You can die in 15 minutes or 15 years, depending on the quantity of neurotoxins in your bloodstream and the penetration of your organs. If you are strong, healthy with a good immune system, you might not notice anything for a long time. But the more you ingest the worse it gets. And of course by the time you are sick, another scariant is to blame. Or Klimat thingy. And the ‘only solution’ is yet more toxins.
Scratch the surface of zealotry, and you will always find jealousy lurking beneath the surface. They both come from the same Latin root word, after all.
Imagine how much different the world would have been if, on that fateful day of March 8, 2020, Italians simply gave Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte a good, hearty “Vaffunculo!” instead of going along with his Lombardy (and then national) lockdown that most of the world ended up mindlessly copying. Every country not named China, except maybe some of their immediate neighbors briefly perhaps, would most likely never have done so, and would have adopted the “flu strategy” instead. Death rates would likely have been lower in the long run. And this entire conversation would be academic for the most part.
Who?
The same politicians that would jail us for not installing a heat pump should not even be trusted to empty our wheelie bins. I feel sorry for the populations of the western world that see our countries overrun with illegal aliens with pretend to save the planet eco socialist governments squeezing every bit of prosperity out of us that they can in the phony climate war that has NOTHING to do with climate and the phony covid boll..ks.
teddy , have a shave & a wash
…. and iron your shirt and straighten your tie.
Sarah Knapton from the DT advising us on Covid virus and vaccines. You’re having a laugh;
covered up truth for last 3 years
on Natural immunity, safety and efficacy, mRNA harms, excess deaths.
This broadsheet and the rest are bought, compromised and complicit in causing massive harm to the health of people in this country, and the rest of the world. Bereft of ethics and integrity.