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by Luke Perry
10 December 2021 10:51 PM

  • “Professional singer exposes masks loophole by singing while she shops” – Footage shows a maskless Louise Grayford buying cheese and wine while singing in the dairy aisle of a Waitrose branch in London, reports MailOnline.
  • “Only a fraction of the population are susceptible to each variant” – “Each variant will find the susceptible population and once those people have been found that variant will disappear, which is borne out by recent analysis,” writes HART.
  • “These three weeks are lasting forever” – We are stuck in a permanent cycle of Covid restrictions because the Government does not wish to willing give up its emergency powers, argues Luke Perry in Bournbrook Magazine.
  • “Face mask litter surged 9,000% due to Covid” – “The ongoing Covid pandemic and mask mandates rolled out by governments worldwide have caused an ‘exponential increase’ in face mask pollution, comprehensive research based on data collected in 11 countries suggests,” reports RT.
  • “GPs on video calls miss vital clues, new study finds ” – “A team led by King’s College London reviewed 77 research papers from five countries, including the U.K., looking at mental health care provided by phone and video calls in the pandemic,” reports the Mail.
  • “Could the Downing Street party unravel Boris Johnson’s political career?” – “There is mounting anger about the new Covid restrictions, which many Tory MPs believe were announced only to distract attention from the parties furore,” writes Simon Heffer in the New Statesman.
  • “Heathrow passenger numbers down 60% as cancellations mount” – Airport says it is likely to take years to return to pre-pandemic numbers, with rules hitting travel confidence, reports the Guardian.
  • “Austrians aged 14 years-old and over who refuse Covid vaccines will be fined” – “Austrians aged 14 years-old and over who refuse Covid vaccinations will be fined £1,000 per month as Vienna rolls out a jab mandate to last until 2024,” reports MailOnline.
  • “English football icon presses ahead with plans for mass anti-Johnson protest” – “Former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville has urged his social media followers to ‘go for it’ after calling for a protest against the under-fire Government of Boris Johnson later this month,” reports RT.
  • “‘Mixed messages’ on partying rules could undermine Covid countermeasures” – “Confusion over the rules governing Christmas parties and singing in shops risks undermining public adherence to new Covid control measures, ministers were told yesterday,” reports the Times.
  • “Public Health Scotland releases report confirming the fully vaccinated account for nine in every 10 Covid Deaths over the past four months” – “The fully vaccinated population have a 407% higher chance of dying once exposed to Covid than the unvaccinated population, rather than the claimed 95% lower chance of dying that’s meant to be induced by the vaccines,” writes the Exposé.
  • “Downing Street Christmas party had been planned for weeks” – “The No 10 Christmas party was planned for three weeks with invitations sent to officials and advisers on WhatsApp while the U.K. was in full lockdown,” reports the Times.
  • “New York Governor imposes indoor mask mandate with $1,000 fine” – “New York Governor Kathy Hochul has ordered all businesses to implement an indoor mask mandate punishable by a $1,000 fine unless they require a Covid vaccine pass,” reports RT.
  • “The agony of the anti-lockdown centrists” – The public figures we trusted have embraced a disturbing new normal, writes Daniel Hadas in UnHerd.
  • “The shocking number of Australian companies that have sacked staff for not getting jabbed” – “Almost a third of employers have sacked staff members for refusing to get the Covid vaccine, according to a new survey,” reports the Mail Australia.
  • “How’s ‘shutting down the virus’ going, Joe?” – “Biden promised something new. He promised an end to the virus and he hasn’t delivered in any way,” says Grace Curley in the Spectator World.
  • “‘BAME’ has got to go” – Finally, broadcasters are ditching this patronising, catch-all term for non-white people, writes Rakib Ehsan in Spiked.
  • “The tragedy of John Cleese” – In Bournbrook Magazine’s latest video essay, S.D. Wickett narrates one of his recent articles about how the comedian John Cleese regrets supporting political correctness, partly blaming himself for destroying the old, humorous Britain that he loved.
  • “Let’s not become Scotland” – “The fact that the Law Commission wants to venture into territory where even Nicola Sturgeon fears to tread is alarming,” writes Toby, who analyses the Law Commission’s recent recommended changes to hate-crime laws, which would harm free speech in the Spectator.
  • “Jordan Peterson explains how tyranny grows” – In his appearance on the Joe Rogan show, Jordan Peterson describes the process for how government power can deceptively grow and become tyrannical.

Don't say he didn't warn you. @jordanbpeterson in conversation with @joerogan.

I regret ever going along with and supporting lockdowns and other restrictions. It seemed necessary at the time but the price we're going to pay for it was NOT worth it. pic.twitter.com/EyeMyWKNyx

— Konstantin Kisin (@KonstantinKisin) December 9, 2021
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Baldrick
Baldrick
1 year ago

“Please list the mistakes that were made by Professor Heneghan, according to Professor Edmunds, so that we can respond.” Try this for a list:-

  1. Questioning the $cience
  2. Questioning the $cience
  3. Questioning the $cience
  4. Questioning the $cience
  5. etc
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AEC
AEC
1 year ago

Thank you for your saint-like patience and grace.
The country, and history, are taking note.

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FerdIII
FerdIII
1 year ago

Great list of questions – To remind you of the science which should have been debated, we offer a list of topics

Missing a few imo:

  1. What about the spikes in dead and injured post stabbination waves ?
  2. How did 30 K older people suddenly ‘die’ within 3 months during the first LD, was it Rona, Midazolam, DNR and pillows?
  3. Where are the long term safety studies?
  4. Why SADS?
  5. Why 4 K excess dead a month?
  6. How many died during the LDs from the LDs, alcoholism, suicides etc?
  7. How were children affected from the unmitigated fascist terror and propaganda?
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For a fist full of roubles
For a fist full of roubles
1 year ago

I am reminded of “Lord of the Flies” where the children were running the place.

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Hester
Hester
1 year ago

It is so good that you did this, it lets them know that you cannot be bullied and shut down no matter how they try. The pity is that they aren’t trying very hard to disguise the fact that the outcome of the inquiry was decided before it even began, and what is being played out is a theatre, a badly written and directed play that fools no one, not even the MSM who supported all the madness. What is does evidence, is the contempt that they hold the public in, and the lack of respect they have for honest scientists.
Don’t give up, there are millions behind you. Thank you.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  Hester

Excellent post 👍

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago

The Inquiry isn’t intended to examine the evidence. The conclusion has already been reached – everything the Establishment did was correct and appropriate, except it should have been done harder, sooner and longer.

Now they’re just stringing it out as long as possible to ensure that everyone involved is long-gone.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

“Now they’re just stringing it out as long as possible to ensure that everyone involved is long-gone” and those employed to run this theatre are remunerated at vast expense to the taxpayers.

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DevonBlueBoy
DevonBlueBoy
1 year ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

The legal “profession” do not have it in their DNA to move things along at pace. They suggest that they are being thorough, the reality is they charge by the hour.

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Epi
Epi
1 year ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

Absolutely, this enquiry has nothing to do with finding the truth and everything to do with vindicating the Deep State and lining their pockets at the same time. Despicable people and rotten to the core.

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Monro
Monro
1 year ago

Brilliant!

Confidence in this inquiry has not survived Hallett’s risible catchphrase:

 “I’m sorry, I’m not following, Sir Peter. If there’s a possible benefit, what’s the downside?”

She and ‘Sir Peter’ have both now become figures of fun, the Alan Partridges of government inquiries.

We await more hilarity with aching sides and watery eyes……

But the relatives of those no longer with us, as a consequence of the incompetence these nincompoops are supposed to be investigating, are, rightly, incandescent at this ‘De haut en bas’ display of smug self gratification by this bunch of pompous charlatans.

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wokeman
wokeman
1 year ago

The polite request is likely to fall on death ears, it’s rather penning a letter to Mengele respectfully asking he be a bit more cuddly towards Jews. Hallet is as dodgy as and has not a shred of moral decency, she is rotten to the core as well as brainless.

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Elizabeth Hart
Elizabeth Hart
1 year ago

Crikey! When is the lid going to blow off this scam, in which the entire world was conned by ‘Covid’…you know, the killer disease that doesn’t kill most people…
But they terrorised most people with this phoney disease, restricted them, locked them down, muzzled them, ‘tested’ them, put them under surveillance, destroyed their privacy, deliberately ‘nudged’ and demoralised them and, worst of all, trashed voluntary informed consent for the worse than useless injections, and stole personal autonomy and bodily integrity…they stole freedom…
And what’s at the base of this diabolical crime? Neil Ferguson et al’s infamous Report 9, which recommended ‘suppression’ of the virus, aka lockdown and restrictions, “until a vaccine becomes available…”
It wasn’t disclosed in Ferguson et al’s report that Ferguson is funded by arguably the world’s biggest promoter of vaccine products, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation… Talk about a conflict of interest!
And there was Gates, running the show in May 2020, giving Boris Johnson and Kate Bingham their instructions, see: PM call with Bill and Melinda Gates:19 May 2020.
Ditch the fake ‘Covid Inquiry’ gravy train, let’s get the criminal investigation under way for this ginormous global crime.

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Elizabeth Hart
Elizabeth Hart
1 year ago
Reply to  Elizabeth Hart

Re conflicts of interest, this document is an interesting read…

SAGE COVID-19 Register of Participants’ Interests

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DHJ
DHJ
1 year ago
Reply to  Elizabeth Hart

I would have thought Dido Harding would need to declare that her spouse is an MP.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago

Absolutely brilliant. This is exactly how to deal with Hallett and her pantomime, show it up for the farce that it is. The disrespect visited upon Professor Heneghan is sadly becoming more prevalent in public life and not unexpectedly is debasing our genuinely scientific institutions and people. This has to be called out, not because I envisage it ceasing but in order that the public record be made good.

On a side note – the opening paragraph is clumsily written.

Last edited 1 year ago by huxleypiggles
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10navigator
10navigator
1 year ago

Appropriate comment from Derek and Clive—-“and I turned to the manager, and with all the dignity I could muster, I said, “Is this any way to run a f##king Ball Room?””

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  10navigator

“Is this any way to run a f##king Ball Room?””

Truly apposite words from the venerable duo.

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JXB
JXB
1 year ago

Why ‘respectfully’?

Contempt is best made known.

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Grahamb
Grahamb
1 year ago

Apart from some new gong for the head of the enquiry, what is this process going to achieve apart from some significant earnings for many barristers and their support teams. Such an obvious waste of money

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
1 year ago
Reply to  Grahamb

It isn’t designed to achieve anything other than being part of the covid charade. A deadly pandemic must have an expensive inquiry.

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Will O
Will O
1 year ago

I’m not sure but I think there’s a possibility that it’s Angela Merkel chairing this enquiry rather than the Baroness…

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Epi
Epi
1 year ago
Reply to  Will O

Might as well be Lord Lucan, Shergar, Elvis or indeed a WW2 bomber for all the “good “ that’s (not) coming out of this.

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Corky Ringspot
Corky Ringspot
1 year ago

Well done Carl and Tom, but some grammatical howlers in your submission make it difficult to follow and occasionally even suggest the opposite of what is intended. Respectfully suggest you run future communications past a good writer of English (no rudeness intended). But lets hope Hallett et al put their house in order as a result, neverthless. Sadly, something tells me they won’t.

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DevonBlueBoy
DevonBlueBoy
1 year ago

Hallett deserves the sort of respect given to insects squashed on the car’s windscreen.

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Epi
Epi
1 year ago
Reply to  DevonBlueBoy

Nah! That’s too quick and painless.

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DevonBlueBoy
DevonBlueBoy
1 year ago
Reply to  Epi

OK point taken. How about a piece of dog turd you’ve stepped in on your way to a night out?

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DevonBlueBoy
DevonBlueBoy
1 year ago

I looked at the ‘stop press’ videos. Hallett’s thanks to Edmunds made me want to vomit and those to Heneghan were unworthy of a numbskull thug, let alone a high ranking member of our legal “profession”.

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Maisysgreat
Maisysgreat
1 year ago

I just don’t know how Professor Heneghan is able to bear the injustice and shameless bias of this public dishonesty and slander.
I simply wanted to say how desperately sorry I am that he has had to endure this following his noble and dedicated work in trying to save lives in the face of a terrible attack against humankind in the name of covid-19 and a so called vaccine.
There are so many of us who are deeply grateful to him and all the others who stood up bravely against the establishment and are fighting to protect us from this terrible danger clearly, in my opinion, inflicted on the world with deliberate and careful planning that began very many years ago.
We have seen the strange ‘hydra’ like items were seen in the ‘vaccine’ under microscope and the horrible long strings of black matter drawn from the bodies of the dead who died after being injected, plus the investigations of vaccinated bloods under microscope. All of these came to our attention and it was clear we were not being injected to improve our health or to prevent a virus.
I urge everyone to watch the 1992 Barcelona Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games, from the ship sequence. The ship is afloat on a sea of cells. There are syringes and viruses. There is a huge virus with dead people. And at approx. 45.30 a black ‘hydra’ type of thing waves around. At the end of the ‘battle’ the music changes to a Chines style and, decorated in Yellow, new people take over to reorder everybody.

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