News Round-Up
- “Just one in four patients hospitalised with Covid is fully recovered a year later, Lancet study suggests” – A new study in the Lancet has found that just one in four patients hospitalised with Covid have fully recovered a year later, the Telegraph reports
- “Take Back our Lives: The Selling of Health and Immunity” – Left Lockdown Sceptics publishes the first in a series of transcripts of panel discussions at the ‘Take Back Our Lives’ event held in February
- “When will these vaccine zealots wake up to the truth?” – Writing for the Conservative Woman, Guy Hatchard looks at how “media outlets of the thinking kind are waking up” and asking questions about the vaccines and the booster shots
- “Rhode Island bill plans to double tax for parents of unvaccinated children” – Off-Guardian‘s Kit Knightly turns the spotlight on a Rhode Island state bill that would make the jab mandatory for everyone and double the taxes of those who fail to comply
- “Facing Fauci’s Fury: Q&A with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya” – Dr. Jay Bhattacharya appears on ReasonTV to tell Nick Gillespie why he thinks the Great Barrington Declaration has been vindicated
- “All Hail, Anthony Fauci” – The Wall Street Journal takes aim at Dr. Anthony Fauci who thinks that “courts should defer to public-health experts like him”
- “Mask Mania: Interview with Ian Miller” – In the wake of the Florida court judgement ending the mask mandate on airlines, Ian Miller joins Jeffrey A. Tucker at the Brownstone Institute to talk about the lack of evidence for the medical benefits of masking
- “How are Israelis reacting to the end of the mask mandate?” – Israel appears to be back to how it was before March 2020, the Jerusalem Post reports
- “Shanghai: video maker urges people to stop sharing film critical of Covid lockdown” – The author of Voices of April, a viral video about Shanghai’s lockdown, is urging people to stop sharing it, according to the Guardian
- “Why China is using guard geese to uphold its zero-Covid policy” – National Geographic takes a look at how China has deployed geese on its border with Vietnam to enforce its zero-Covid policy
- “Taiwan won’t go into lockdown like Shanghai despite Covid surge, premier says” – Taiwan premier Su Tseng-chang has said that the country will not go into a lockdown to control a rise in Covid cases, the Guardian reports, as the vast majority of those infected have no symptoms or are only mildly ill
- “Two million reasons to be optimistic” – Jason Strecker examines the New South Wales infections data for Spectator Australia and finds a positive picture about the current severity of Covid
- “Quangos face the axe under Jacob Rees-Mogg’s cost-cutting plan” – Jacob Rees-Mogg has asked Cabinet ministers to identify Government bodies that could be closed or merged, the Telegraph reports
- “Extinction Rebellion member jokes about ‘euthanising’ baby boomers’” – Eco-radical Jessica Townsend has been slammed for her proposal that ‘rich boomers’ be euthanised in retaliation for climate change, MailOnline reports. She’s 59 – which makes her a baby boomer
- “Why we need an inquiry into gender treatment for children” – “Sajid Javid is right to worry about the way the NHS has treated children who identify as transgender,” says Debbie Hayton in the Spectator
- “Why is the French election ‘Marcon vs far-right Le Pen’, not just ‘Macron vs. Le Pen’?” – “If media organisations such as the BBC wish to undermine the credibility of a figure in the public sphere, they tend to attach a health-warning to their name,” notes Jamie Walden in Bournbrook
- “‘I don’t care what a bunch of 19 year-old gender-studies students think’” – The Telegraph welcomes the arrival of Forum, a new publishing imprint offering a home to mavericks, apostates and contrarians
- “£12,485-a-year boarding school cut ties with Christian charity” – St. Lawrence College in Ramsgate, Kent, severed ties with Samaritan’s Purse after a single complaint concerning founder Franklin Graham’s orthodox Christian views, the Mail on Sunday reports
- “Washington lawmakers claim term ‘marijuana’ is racist, remove it from state laws” – According to the Post Millennial, Washington state will soon strike the word ‘marijuana’ from all state laws because it’s ‘racist’
- “Piers Morgan: ‘Cancel culture so-called liberals are the new fascists’” – The Telegraph’s Mick Brown interviews the broadcaster about Piers Morgan Uncensored, his new show on Talk TV, which launches today
- “Over-cautious and hyper-woke, Netflix deserves to fail” – “Fear of causing offence has bred moral primness and a hyper-caution that has replaced the risk-taking essential to good art,” writes Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph in a column about Netflix’s troubles
- “Of course the Left hate Elon Musk – he embodies the best of buccaneering capitalism” – “Musk is turning into the greatest entrepreneur of his generation,” says Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph. “Outstripping even the likes of Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates”
- “Our Current Predicament (ep. 87) – Luke Perry III ” – In the latest episode of Our Current Predicament, the host is joined by Luke Perry to discuss the flaws of liberal democracy, escapism, mechanisms of the regime, and predictions for the future
- “The Gospel is Divisive” – Calvin Robinson is the guest on this special episode of the Irreverend Podcast, telling host Reverend Daniel French how his journey towards priesthood in the Church of England has been blocked on account of his political opinions
- “Pronouns Payout” – On his GB News show yesterday, Free Speech Nation, Andrew Doyle spoke to Professor Nicholas Meriwether who has just won a $400,000 payout from Shawnee State University after it disciplined him for refusing to use a student’s preferred pronouns
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Piers Morgan, who has committed repeated hate crime against the unvaccinated with his wooden, pea sized intellect, thinks cancel culture is the new fascism. What a buffoon.
Much as it is frowned on, congrats on beating me to the no.1 spot.
Piers Morgan? A corpse searching for a coffin. Total oxygen thief.
Piers “Even His Friends Think He’s a C***” Morgan.
You mean he’s got some? \good grief!
The whole of the UK is ‘unvaccinated’
Quite a few will need that explained.
Piers Morgan is for cancel culture, except when it suits him.
He is a totalitarian.
Piers Morgan was brought in to replace the excellent Alan Jones on Sky Australia, because Jones would not tow the vaccine line.
Sorry, it irritates. Toe the line.
Noted!
Indeed, though it’s not quite as bad as “reign” for “rein” or the dreadful “defiantly” for “definitely”! 🙂
Or “loose” instead of “lose”! haha
Tire/Tyre, Color/Colour.
Forgot your password?/Forgotten your password?
Send an Invite/Send an Invitation.
etc.
Or, ‘LOL’, when something’s barely amusing?
Israel drops covid; Taiwan shrugs it off as insignificant. China resurrects the corpse of covid hysteria. Help! World understanding narrative function circuit malfunction. Geese? Help!
My worry is that China has accidentally released something nasty in Shanghai and are desperately trying to contain it.
Xi is coming up for re-election and Shanghai is the seat of his opposition.
No. No need to worry about that.
This has nothing to do with a virus. Economic warfare.
Population control. Possible hot war.
Lovely eggs.
Rare breakthrough of honest discussion into the US mainstream media Ukraine narrative:
Former NATO Analyst and Top UN Official Says This Is the Real Reason for War in Ukraine
Gives me the impression some even in the US media are starting to wake up to how we have collectively been conned by the neocon anti-Russian narrative on the Ukraine, and gaining a more nuanced and honest perception of events there.
Doubtless written off as a crank and the story buried.
That bill in Rhode Island in the USA is interesting, proposing a monthly fine for resisting “vaccination” or for “failing” to have children (of any age) “vaccinated”, along with a doubling of income tax with no set end date. In many countries in Europe, including in Nazi Germany, special taxes were imposed on Jews too.
How many opioid prescriptions are there in Rhode Island? Is it one of the US states where the number of prescriptions for powerful opioids (bought from the Sackler family) exceeds the number of residents?
PS Note to Off-Guardian editors: if an article mentions a place in a country, you should require it to state which country it’s in. I had to check whether Rhode Island was in the USA or Canada. I have had enough of listening to the BBC refer to Joe Biden as “the president”, as if the country he is president of is the only country in the world that has a president, or as if Britain were the 51st state of the USA and they were reporting “home” news.
Especially if it’s Georgia!
I’ve sometimes had the impression that it’s a similar story when the London based media talk about areas or things in London too
Are you talking about London in Canada?
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Get your atlas out.
I’d have put the full stop there.
On Jessica “Euthanasia” Townsend, I found this, in which she describes how she bared her breasts on Waterloo Bridge in 2020 in a protest against the government supposedly not doing enough to stop climate change. She sounds…well, the word is overused, but…she sounds like a narcissist. “One of the well-being support team brought us heat pads to hold in our hands and put into our shoes. I felt vulnerable standing there, unsure what the reaction would be from the passing public. Pedestrians walking over the bridge had time to adjust to what was happening before they reached us. Our posture was often read as a challenge and many in the crowd were uncertain where to look and reluctant to meet our eyes.“(…)“I noticed the tabloid photographers angling themselves to get a shot with everyone’s breasts in a line. This was predictable. What was more interesting was that two of XR’s own male filmmakers and photographers did not meet my eye as they went by, as if they were respecting my privacy.”(Emphasis added.) She flaunts her bare t*ts in public, and what she seems most concerned about is that so few people wanted to look at her. I’d call that a “fail”.… Read more »
The delusion that those on your side are ‘respecting your privacy’, as you get your tits out in public… whilst others are somehow too cowardly to meet your ‘challenge’. These people really are barking. She’s right about the cull though, Any idea where we might start?
Oh she’s right about the cull (of baby-boomers) is she and you want to know where to start? Well start with me if you think you can succeed where your mate Grendel failed.
If she stopped at mammary exposure, we should be grateful. There was a group of women a few years back who went lower, IYKWIM, to protest… something.
“mammary exposure”! PMSL…You are funny. 🙂 I take it you don’t call them that in real life….heehee
In many social situations a formal-sounding request like ‘I would appreciate some mammary exposure’ will be far more successful than ‘Great knockers, love. Givvus a look!’
Your mileage may vary.
OMG that’s too funny!
I read the article. Bearing in mind she was protesting about climate change it was amusing she mentioned how cold it was that day.
I know – and something else that really eludes me, I cannot for the life of me fathom what the possible link is between her exposed mammaries [her term] and climate change. I just don’t get it.
Some sort of failed arts graduate (had anyone heard of her before her lunge at publicity?) claims to have read science on the subject of climate change. LOL.
Highly credentialed, highly skilled and highly experienced scientists can’t agree on climate change, what chance has this moron, who adopts the usual mental health practice of dying her hair blue/green/pink or whatever, of understanding the first thing about the science of the matter.
I’d be prepared to bet she couldn’t explain the difference between a four stroke and a two stroke ICE.
Even assuming atmospheric CO2 was the sole driver of a warmer climate, mankind’s CO2 emissions would take 25,000 years to warm the planet by 2ºC.
Nor is that science, it’s straightforward arithmetic this crazy old bat can’t grasp.
I wonder what crude (😀) product provided her hair dyes?
I got confused… she bared her breasts and there was a support team? How big are those things?
Man, John Dee, I badly needed that laugh today!!
“Unbelievably, the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) rubber-stamped the FDA decision to approve a second booster without even convening its panel of external independent vaccine experts.” (TCW).
CDC – in bed with big pharma. FDA – also in bed with big pharma. And this is the result. I suspect that there will be a lasting loss of trust in medical authorities as a result of all this.
Already gone as far as I’m concerned.
And me.
Me too.
“March 2021, the UN estimated that almost 230,000 children had died of starvation as a consequence essentially of the pandemic response… in South Asia alone”. (Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, ReasonTV).
The first time, I think, that I have heard the child starvation deaths as a result of the human rights abuses quantified. I want you to think about this number, about how much more the global figure might be, about how much Britain’s response might have contributed to this. Considering that the government restrictions made practically no difference to the tiny number of children who have died of (or with) “covid”, I would like our politicians to tell us how many thousand children they think it is acceptable to kill in their demented efforts to micro-manage a virus, why they thought that policies that have caused huge net harm to children were acceptable. This is sickening and shocking. Never again. BJ can sod off with his threat of future lockdowns, and anyone who agrees with him. Let them all have a very special cake…
Jamie Walden in Bournbrook: IF media organisations such as the BBC wish to undermine the credibility of a figure in the public sphere, they tend to attach a health-warning to their name. Jeremy Corbyn supporters would complain in large numbers about his name routinely being awarded prefixes such as “radical left-wing MP” or “hard-left” by broadcasters and headline writers. These may be accurate descriptions, but when his opponent’s politics were not mentioned at all, there was a clear slant in the reporting to present one side as fringe. Currently, Marine Le Pen, candidate for the French Presidency, at the sharp end of an election campaign, is regularly being described as the “far-right Le Pen” by the BBC. Her rival, the current President, Emmanuel Macron, is referred to by his name only, and one would be forgiven for not really knowing what his political vibrations are based on the same headlines and articles. Le Pen, not considered to be “far-right” by the majority of the French population according to polling, gets a pejorative introduction before she is mentioned. Macron is presented neutrally (and, as a result, positively). This is the problem with sweeping terms like “left” and “right”; even “radical left”… Read more »
Still, you have to hand it to the Anyone-But camp in France who, obviously inspired by the wonderful outcome of that approach in the USA, backed the president-for-all Macron. Yep, exactly what Biden and Obama promised too!
“Still, you have to hand it to the Anyone-But camp in France who, obviously inspired by the wonderful outcome of that approach in the USA, backed the president-for-all Macron.”
That is, of course, predicated upon the assumption that you trust the vote, that democracy, genuine democracy, is still a thing.
After the election debacle in USA in 2020 would you really be able to trust a vote ever again, same way as would you trust medical science ever again after the way it has been corrupted across the last 2 years?
For the last 20 years our two main parties have squabbled over what they perceive as the centre like bald men fighting over a comb. Perhaps we should start describing them as “far centre”? Or maybe “mad middle”!
Far left is usually an entirely accurate term. Labour party/socialist supporters who prefer a big state and who refuse to admit that it will stop there and descend into communism. Far right is entirely fabricated and entirely in the wrong direction. It it’s supposed to convey images of Naziism and Fascism but these are movements that emerged from the left. Hitler was a socialist, Mussolini was a socialist but kicked out his party because of his extreme views. He joined the right in Italy and was kicked out even quicker before ‘inventing’ fascism which Hitler admired. True ‘extreme right’ wing supporters are people like me who support small governments, the rule of law, low taxes and the responsibility of the individual for their own welfare. That’s classic liberalism or, now, Libertarianism which supports the belief of ‘live and let live’. It does not support the destruction of the welfare state not the NHS but, rather, their reform to what they were originally intended, safety nets, not hammocks. The idea that Putin’s Russia is somehow left wing isn’t supported by the conditions there; a flat rate 14% income tax and basically nothing else, which includes health care. For example, planning laws… Read more »
Why do you think Hitler was a socialist? Because of the propagandistic use of the word “socialist” in the name of the NSDAP, in order to attract a section of the working-class vote?
He received his initial support as an ardent opponent of socialists and communists. On coming to power, he imprisoned them en masse. Large companies like IG Farben and Mercedes-Daimler made immense profits under his rule. They were not appropriated or nationalised.
Italian fascists also attacked and imprisoned socialists, en masse. Why?
It is now clear that Boris Johnson had no intention of delivering a real Brexit. He was unlimited immigration no matter how much it costs ordinary people. I don’t know how he gets away with it . Maybe the same way he has got away with so my things throughout his career.
We need leaders who stand up for our freedom, but from Biden, Trudeau, to Johnson and Macron they are determined to destroy.
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Stand In The Parks might make give a few people something ‘exciting’ to do on a Sunday morning, but that’s about it, really, isn’t it?
Still, so long as it’s a harmless activity, Priti Patel will allow it to continue.
I don’t think you understand the reasons for stand in the park. It has been a lifeline for people who have been isolated from their usual groups because of their views leaving them feeling unhappy, isolated and frustrated. Why are you on this page if not to exchange views with people who don’t accept without question M.S.M. reporting.
Every group has its Private Frazer and the green chicken rustler is ours.
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On the contrary, EF, Stand in the Park is having a lot of effect. Yesterday our park was filled with a couple of thousand kids and adults for all the Scout, Guides, Brownie, Cubs, Cadets and other organisations, for their annual rally and parade. We met as usual at the bandstand, the very heart of all the action yesterday. They tried to move us but we made a “Stand” and refused. They couldn’t do anything. We put up our yellow banner as usual and quietly stood our ground. The officials from the council were there, including the Mayoress, who took a Light paper from us the day before, at the town’s St George’s day celebrations. We blended in but we also stood out. Our Stand had the most exposure ever, as it appeared in the background of numerous photos. Many read our banner but no one got aggressive. As they say, this is the “butterfly effect”. We also did a huge Light paper hand out to the public the day before, 500 papers were distributed and accepted by the public. In fact our Stand has formed a separate, small, trusted taskforce, that does lots of outreach work in the town.… Read more »
Excellent Helena!
On another thread today Kate posted a PDF by Denis Rancourt – the nub of what he was saying was that there are no cavalry charges coming over the hill to stop what is going on. It will only be obstructed by individuals making their own personal decisions not to comply and to push back against the agendas and plans.
Attending something like SITP is one way of doing it – and a good way to meet like minded souls who also want to push back.
Coming here each day and sharing ideas and information is also another way of pushing back – supporting and encouraging others on here but also anyone else who might visit the site and be helped to see what is really taking place, (and let’s face it, it isn’t a pandemic). Who knows, something that someone writing BTL might be enough to make someone else say, “crikey, they are right and we have all been had”.
Exactly.
EF is a warrior. I’m still waiting for his report on the chat he had with the PM of Finland.
The plural of “Stand in the park” is “Stands in the park”, in my opinion.
Instead of mocking others for what they do, why not say something constructive about how you have approached these strange times in which we live – other than posting snidy comments on forums used by people whose side you are supposedly on?
EF is very much a C. you Next Tuesday type of chap.
Yep: there are so many who keep letting Bozo off despite his appalling treatment of the UK – just in case, you understand, someone worse might replace him! We voters will NEVER be able to control our politicians if we continually let them get away with murder (even literally) without any punishment.
So our host is sadly part of the continuing saga!
I suspect that what is happening now in Shanghai will take place here in the UK this coming winter
The Covidians have not gone away they are just resting
Receive the Disasterbators’ Cup for the most uselessly depressing posting of the week.
Blind faith in the goodness of our dictatorship, that should do it
Forewarned is forearmed. Hopefully it won’t happen here but worth being prepared. So not that useless.
I believe they are taking notes. The Behavioural Insights Team now have a good grasp of the numbers who immediately concede, who resists and what kind of communal pressure works to isolate the independent thinkers. They won’t let that go to waste.
Whether they will do what they did in Shanghai is unknown. But they are watching and learning.
But you have to remember that the culture of obedience iin China is drummed into people from birth. Where are all their huge marches and protests in defiance? Where’s their push back. I’ve been to Singapore. Believe you me they do NOT like rule breakers! We’ve already shown our disgust in huge numbers across the West. A year ago nearly a million people took to the streets of London to protest at the lockdowns. That’s a lot people just at the march not buying the narrative. Think of the millions more NOT there, also not buying the narrative! Since then much is happening to oppose and ecpose their wet dream regime of a future. Let’s stop being doomy, it’s exhausting and debilitating, and it also helps to keep us in low state of mind, of hopelessness, which is EXACTLY how the pig governments want us. It hasn’t happened but it will if people give up! We’ve still got lots to do!
I agree and I myself am optimistic. But let’s not be naive. Tens of millions of people in the UK lined up for jabs they didn’t need. They are not frustrated freedom fighters.
We need to be aware of how well propaganda works so we can do more than just protest. Reminding ourselves there is a team of psychologists who work full-time on this is important. Most are oblivious.
So I don’t agree it is doom and gloom. I am in fact hopeful because their plans are crazy. But the last two years has revealed we have much work to do.
I know. Luckily its us on here, on other sites online, at SITP, and in the general community, even if they feel they are in their, own are now realising the depth of behavioural psychology being used on us. We are the ones having to get the word out. In fact this is one of the easiest ways to make inroads into a normie head, by explaining the government operation to MAKE everyone obey without question the new rules! When you tell them that there were over 40 behavioural psychologists and only a handful of actual medical scientists on the SAGE/SPI-B/ “Nudge” units, you see the tiny blip of shock in their eyes! On another note we’re now getting people who have been jabbed, waking up and wanting to join our Stand now, which we embrace. I think we have a lot to do but we have also achieved an amazing amount, which I don’t think TPTB, in their utter arrogance and, I also believe, ignorance and dismissiveness (because so many of them are) were expecting!
Message to Piers Morgan: lockdown is cancel culture as policy, you were the most enthusiastic Branch Covidian doomsday cultist lockdown proponent.
All prominent media personalities are part of the establishment. They are performers. Every now and then they are permitted to stir things up with a few seemingly probing questions, but it is all part of the act.
Andrew Neill was a good example of this. He was the BBCs “right-leaning” presenter. But we now know how he really thinks.
I’ve never had NetFlix but I got Amazon Prime recently and it has some decidedly non-woke programming. “Bosch” is excellent and “Reacher”, likewise, is a lot of fun.
I loved Reacher; so much better than Tom Cruise’s vanity project!
Have you watched the final scene and spotted the cameo?
Yes, a nice ‘Hitchcock’ moment in the diner.
Reacher is great fun and Bosch is superb – there’s a new series about to start in May, I believe.
Try Shrugim, it’s really good.
Thanks, looks interesting!
2000 people with post viral syndrome are worthy of research but the thousands who suffered and were killed by so-called proventive/protective measures are not even worthy of official comment.
How many of the 2000 mentioned are suffering from the consequences of them too?
What did you expect? Your cultural enemies have one great advantage, they want to win. They have another advantage, the belief among some that they ought to play fair.
This is a war. Just like the events leading to Magna Carta, Habeas Corpus and the Bill of Rights was a war. Framing it as such, and keeping that understanding front and centre, is crucial if we are to establish freedom.
They intend to win. That means we lose. These are the opening salvos from a group of people who will asset strip you, implant a chip, record and track you 24/7. They are control freaks. They want it all. And we will have to stop them.
Your comments above are nothing more than statistics to them. That’s how they think. And that is their weakness.
No biomedical research has been funded by the British Government into post viral syndrome.
This is because a link to vaccination is suspected, especially following the hepatitis B vaccine.
They are very practiced at ignoring vaccine damage, but even so I am astounded by their effrontery with regard to the severity of adverse events from the coronavirus vaccines.
I don’t want to spoil the party but like the boy who pointed out that the emperor was not wearing any clothes; from all available evidence no one on the planet is vaccinated against covid 19, IF it ever existed.
And even for those that did take however many jabs thus far, the injections either don’t do what they’re intended to or any increase in antibodies wane after a few months max, then you’re back to square one. Except you’re not, you’re actually worse off according to the emerging data, you’re now at a distinct disadvantage when exposed to Corona virus ( or others? ) in the wild as your immune system is knackered.
So I really don’t know how much longer they can continue to hoodwink people into rocking up for continuous shots, like on a conveyer belt, making them believe that it’s doing anything meaningful, as the sheeple continue to studiously ignore the real world data that is all around them which contradicts perfectly what the official narrative spews out.
Cognitive dissonance? Plain stupidity? Whatever it is these cretins need a good slap. That might at leas break the spell.
Remember there was great effort by the Behavioural Insights Team to convey the notion that being masked, socially distanced and eventually jabbed and boosted helped OTHERS.
When evidence kept appearing that contradicted the stated aim, that a new activity protected you the individual, they discovered there was more compliance when people believed it helped others.
Pure manipulation of course. But there will be no revelation for the masses. Herd thinking is driving this. Emotional arguments are winning the day. When you refuse, based on hard evidence, all they think is you are not a team player, you are killing kids. You are a selfish bastard.
Not sure what the solution is 🤔
I know someone who had two of the Sinovax, one of the Janssen, one of the Pfizer and has another Pfizer lined up soon.
It’s a mystery how some of these folk haven’t deflated.
You’d be surprised Mogwai. I found out last week that my elderly mother, already very damaged by the jabs, had gone for her “spring booster jab” because the “nice nurse at the surgery had phoned her personally to tell her it was waiting for her”. To my mother the nice nurse at the surgery is an authority figure, to be obeyed, and so she dutifully trotted down and rolled up her sleeve.
The bottom line for many of these saps is that they genuinely believe others know what’s best for them, even more than they know themselves. You say she’s “already very damaged by the jabs”, so presumably the nurse knows this and yet still is advising another? No offence but what is wrong with peoples’ brains? I can’t imagine how frustrating that must be. They no longer trust themselves to take self-responsibility, they absolve themselves of that due to outsourcing their critical thinking and own risk assessment to strangers, who are to be blindly trusted just because they are deemed an “authority figure”. Well, it sucks to be them! I’m afraid that as adults, we have to just sit back and let them learn the hard way. They have it within themselves to do their own due diligence and listen to alternative sources of information and voices of reason but they make the decision to not inform themselves. What more are we expected to do?
Yep, just like my Dad.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/04/24/just-one-four-patients-hospitalised-covid-fully-recovered-year/
Nothing at all to do with the ‘care’ received from the good old caring – and protected – NHS, I suppose? The stalwart organisation pushing and administering the ‘safe and effective’ injections. The NHS role has farcically been instrumental in their own ‘job creation’ scheme, to keep them busy, forevermore, in a never ending catch-up.
Make a comment about a self-incinerating climate activist and right away the fun begins.
So we learn from The Jerusalem Posts that
“There are also positives to wearing masks beyond the protection they offer from COVID-19…”.
Apparently they’re great if you find yourself in a sandstorm, or if you suffer from hay fever.
Note to the JP, they offer no protection from Covid-19 and here in the Peak District sandstorms aren’t a thing, but if they were a shemagh would be a better option.
Masks should come with a trigger warning as I feel the red mist start to descend if I ever see an imbecile in one. Thankfully a very rare sighting where I am.
I’m perfecting my withering look. Generally missed by the men but I’ve had a few angry double takes from the ladies. A great sport. Would recommend 🤠
Tell me this is not you!!! PMSL! 😮
Obviously when climategeddon hits (any day now) the rapid dewaterization of the Peak District will mean daily sandstorms. Then you’ll be glad of that box of 100 masks you bought for a fiver.
That’s the problem with you rational people who can’t handle emotional arguments with no basis in fact, you think small. You don’t get the big picture. Things are getting worse unless we act NOW.
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A bit less rain would be welcome, but then we’re at risk from the peat moors catching fire (at which point I don my shemagh and complain not about the hot sun, but about the stupid sod who carelessly chucked a lighted ciggie out of his car window on the Snake Pass).
Masks offer no protection from hay fever – it’s been tried – for the same reason they offer no protection from respiratory viruses.
They allow particles in round the sides, masks don’t protect the eyes, the fabric is not fine enough to prevent penetration of pollen particles (much bigger than virons) in part because after about ten minutes moisture trapped in the mask fabric creates a hygroscopic pressure gradient so particles can transit the mask fabric.
If masks were effective for hay fever, then sufferers would have been wearing them for years now.
One of those positives being all the plastic microparticles that end up in your lungs.
In other news, Italy goes full “social credit” because climate…
Italy Announces Rollout of Dystopian ‘Social Credit System’ to “Conserve Resources” – First of its Kind in the EU
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/04/italy-announces-rollout-dystopian-social-credit-system-conserve-resources-first-kind-eu-compliant-citizens-will-rewarded-good-behavior/
And Nigeria switches off mobile sims for anyone who failed to link their DIGITAL ID Number. Only 73 Million of them….
https://needtoknow.news/2022/04/nigeria-cuts-off-73-million-phone-users-for-failing-to-register-on-database/
Blimey, those
“conspiracy theories”bumbling cock-ups are comming thick and fast!Definitely one to keep an eye on.
Boris Johnson is not interested in doing anything for Britain and its people. He prefers to stride the World Stage like an inflatable colossus, pretending to car about the people of Ukraine. We should not need to import any skilled worker with all these University Graduates.
Of course university does not really provide that many real skills for the nation. It was just a way of Tony Blair to make sure as many people as possible received a left wing indoctrination.
You can find the following in today Conservative Woman:
“Johnson’s India deal another kick in the teeth for British workers”
So much for “Freedom Loving Boris”.
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It was also Blairs ‘solution’ to unemployment.
‘A new study in the Lancet has found that just one in four patients hospitalised with Covid have fully recovered a year later, the Telegraph reports.’
Could that be because nine in ten patients hospitalised with CoVid are elderly and/or have serious existing health conditions which is why CoVid was serious in them and not others, and recovered from CoVid they will still have their underlying health conditions… I wonder?
Or maybe it’s because they were vaccinated and have had their immune systems screwed up as a result.
Classic propaganda circulating in Canada today – https://globalnews.ca/news/8783380/unvaccinated-vaccinated-covid-risk-canadian-study/ would Will care to comment on how absurd this is?
I always thought the ‘ngo’ in quango stood for non-governmental organisation?
Ah, but isn’t it Quasi-non-governmental-organisations (also known as buck-passing tools!).
Otherwise known as government supported charities now.
It seems Musk has done the deal for $44Bn.
Twitter is now under his control.
This made me laugh.