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Hugh
Hugh
3 years ago

“Why the Chair of the Lancet’s COVID-19 Commission Thinks The U.S. Government Is Preventing a Real Investigation Into the Pandemic” – In an eye-opening interview with Current Affairs Professor Jeffrey Sachs says he is “pretty convinced [COVID-19] came out of U.S. lab biotechnology” and warns that there is dangerous virus research taking place without public oversight – as he accuses senior U.S. Government scientists of dissembling and obfuscating about their involvement in such research. For those short of time, the Naked Emperor has picked some of the best quotes. Some dodgy stuff going on in the so-called States. Still doesn’t mean “9/11” was an inside job though. Like enough it was a mixture of various things – mistakes, people turning a blind eye, people with agendas using it to their advantage, genuine anger about “American” foreign policy (cultural and economic imperialism). I seem to remember a comment about the Hillsborough tragedy – some senior officer being sidelined and saying to himself, “alright, this other officer can take charge, and I’ll watch him make a mess of it” (though the match should never have been played there after previous problems at the stadium were it not for corrupt self-interest). One thing you can say… Read more »

Mogwai
3 years ago
Reply to  Hugh

I was a regular BBC watcher when the twin towers happened, which obviously is not the case now for a few years, so I haven’t had/got the same level of interest/investment in alternative theories for this event. Therefore I don’t have all the info people have acquired reading up on websites explaining why this was supposedly an inside job. So colour me green because I’m just an average Jo when it comes to this particular conspiracy theory.

If you ( speaking generally not personally ) want to change the average Jo’s mind then you’ll have to show us more than just physics and structural engineer-speak tbh as its just way too elaborate and far-fetched for somebody like me to swallow. Its compelling to see so many experts in this field speaking out but I need more convincing personally. I would need to know how this was all orchestrated and, given the massive loss of life, the ‘why’ would be a pretty essential thing to explain too.

Hugh
Hugh
3 years ago

Hmm, I think I’ve heard that somewhere before. So-called “Auto Immune Deficiency Syndrome,” wasn’t it?

Orlando
Orlando
3 years ago
Reply to  Hugh

It seems to be more likely that these people have Acquired some sort of Immune Deficiency Syndrome. I wonder if there is a term already for that? Either way it’s pretty baffling

ebygum
3 years ago
Reply to  Hugh

I reported some days ago that Professor Shapira had been ‘Tweeting’ about the waxines….and Claire Craig had been saying it was very important because he’s seen as the Israeli equivalent of a Fauci, or Whitty…and she had translated some of the tweets.
I’ve since found out he that he was vaccine injured after his third dose, and that it was this that particularly opened his eyes.
The Kanekoa article is well worth a read…

I don’t see how he can last on Twitter, but he’s still going, this is a couple of of his latest…

Myocarditis, fatal arrhythmias, 20% increase in strokes, facialis, Herpes Zoster, tinnitus (ear ringing), gynecological excessive bleeding, monkey-pox, obscured long term side effects.
No worries. Be happy.

The victory will be ours. The spell is fading, and the shocking truth regarding the various damages and side-effects is showing up..
Dont be discouraged, even if it seems hopless and it isnt, every right and couraged claim will be written in the books of sane history

John
3 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/file?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0118283
This paper suggests that adverse effects of smallpox and influenza vaccines are underreported.
Herpes zoster is reactivated, which could be for any number of reasons including stress and infection (it’s been reported in people with CoViD19).

ebygum
3 years ago
Reply to  John

What can I say? Wood…trees…?

Hugh
Hugh
3 years ago
  • Rishi Sunak refuses to rule out lockdowns” – Watch the Prime Minister contender tell Esther McVey on GB News (at 10:50) that “it would be wrong” for anyone to rule out such measures in all circumstances.

Yay, lots more lockdowns from the no morals, “not the Conservative” party!

huxleypiggles
3 years ago
Reply to  Hugh

I doubt there are any on here who believe lockdowns have any value as a means to control a mildly irritating respiratory virus. Real world data from Sweden, Florida, South Dakota confirms that lockdowns are utterly bloody useless and in fact cause immense harms to populations, societies and economies. However, our wannabee PM thinks they still hold validity. Taking him at his word simply confirms his stupidity and that he is no longer fit to be an MP, let alone Prime Minister.

What we do know is that Sunak is a WEFfer and so it is not difficult to conclude that his support for further lockdowns must be driven by his obeisance to his WEF masters which coincidentally confirms that he is certainly not fit to be an MP and definitely not PM.

Or, I suppose we could just consider him a useless idiot. Whatever judgement, he is certainly a threat to this country, a very dangerous one.

RW
RW
3 years ago
Reply to  Hugh

This suggests one of two things

  • Sunak is stupid enough to believe that sudden mass death of elderly Tory voters due to a novel corona virus is a real risk which can and should averted by sacrificing everyone else.
  • Sunak thinks elderly Tory voters are stupid enough to believe that and want everyone else to be sacrificed, IOW, will honour this gesture in support of them – despite it’s going to hit them as bad as everyone else – by voting accordingly.

In either case, that’s a clear mark of being unfit for the job in question. The prime minister of the UK is supposed to govern the UK, not to let it run by the WHO as it sees fit.

Steve-Devon
3 years ago

Now is Not The Time to Let Putin Save Face
I found this article weird to read, it seems to talk about a world situation that I do not recognise.
Finally, backing Ukraine’s self-defense is ultimately in the West’s interest. Ukraine’s European—and pro-American—aspirations are closely linked to a commitment to the liberal order that is now embattled in the West itself.”
This sounds to me like a fairy tale world description of good white knights and evil black witches with Ukraine as the innocent damsel in distress that we must save at all costs. To my mind this whole situation is not so much black and white as 50 shades of dodginess on both sides.
But as we had with covid, we now have the same with Ukraine, what is the end game? Being pragmatic what is the best final result that we can actually achieve? As it is we seem intent on bankrupting ourselves pouring money and arms into a bottomless pit with no real hope of any sort of satisfactory final result.

ebygum
3 years ago
Reply to  Steve-Devon

…I agree…the juvenile, immature, frankly politically childish stuff that passes for articles and comments around this subject is mind-boggling. Seriously, this dross wouldn’t have got through my 6th form teacher’s inspection….it’s Lennon’s Imagine, raised to Foreign Policy level…!! Most of the people I know couldn’t give a monkeys about Ukraine and Russia, sorry but there it is…..and I suspect that it’s the huge majority. I think they know this, which is why these articles come out…trying to foster a unity that doesn’t exist in reality… She mentions the poll, which was done in conjunction with the Wall Street Journal, and the study by Yale…I don’t suppose they could have any agenda’s of their own? But in relation to the poll the one question they all seem to never mention is that while the majority of Ukrainians blame Putin/Russia for the conflict..more than 70% blame their own Government, and over 50% blame the US, and NATO…there’s a bit of reality for you….. Just as in the scamdemic, no other opinions are stated, aired, or it seems, allowed.. I think as people’s lives get increasingly worse towards winter, with rises in fuel and food, any remaining sympathy will be truly stretched…as for… Read more »

huxleypiggles
3 years ago
Reply to  ebygum

I agree ebygum. I just couldn’t be bothered taking the article apart to the degree you have done. Your opening sentence says it all admirably:

“I agree…the juvenile, immature, frankly politically childish stuff that passes for articles and comments around this subject is mind-boggling.”

huxleypiggles
3 years ago
Reply to  Steve-Devon

“A world with more liberal democracies is a safer and better world than one with more autocratic regimes and their puppet states.”

As a stand alone statement I might agree but in the context of Ukraine Miss Young is talking nonsense and the so-called liberal democracies familiar to us in the West are being dismantled at a rapid rate.

A poorly researched article and not worth ‘reading in full.’

John
3 years ago

https://www.theepochtimes.com/exclusive-cdc-claims-link-between-heart-inflammation-and-covid-19-vaccines-wasnt-known-for-most-of-2021_4638716.html

if they didn’t know or at least suspect a possible link then they have learned nothing since they do know that previous vaccines such as smallpox and influenza have triggered myocarditis/pericarditis in susceptible people.

ebygum
3 years ago

https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-recommendations-on-covid-19-vaccine-use-in-children-aged-6-months-to

A bit of good news, the Australian Government’s vaccine Advisory Group do not recommend the vaccine for healthy <5.

ebygum
3 years ago

https://expose-news.com/2022/08/05/covid-vaccines-7402-percent-deadlier-than-all-other-vaccines/

UK Medicine Regulator confirms COVID-19 Vaccines are at least a shocking 7,402% deadlier than all other Vaccines combined

ebygum
3 years ago

https://philharper.substack.com/p/dr-david-cartland?r=tr7z5&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email&utm_source=direct

Interview with the brilliant Dr David Cartland..well worth the time..
…..as ‘Digger’ points out “Dr David Cartland is a UK doctor who has witnessed a total failure of due diligence during the rollout of the novel pharmaceutical product, at a time when we needed it the most. He has spoken out about this at great personal cost, and whenever speaking out comes laden with a huge cost, in my experience, that information is worth paying attention to.”

ebygum
3 years ago

https://thevigilantfox.substack.com/p/father-whose-son-developed-myocarditis?sd=

Father Whose Son Developed Myocarditis Gets Pharmacist to Admit They’re Omitting the Truth”When someone comes in there and asks what the side effects are, you don’t NOT say because it might scare them from the shot.”
recording of a telephone conversation between a father, and the pharmacist..there’s also a written transcript….

ebygum
3 years ago

https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/wayne-roots-story-is-nearly-impossible?utm_source=%2Fprofile%2F40661664-steve-kirsch&utm_medium=reader2

Government figures are hard to verify. But personal anecdotes that you hear over and over are hard to ignore. One of the most stunning anecdotes I’ve heard recently is from talk show host Wayne Root.200 guests at Wayne Root’s wedding

  • 100 vaxxed
  • 100 unvaxed

He checked on them 8 months AFTER the wedding and found:
Among the vaxxed:

  • 26 seriously injured
  • 7 dead

Among the unvaxxed:

  • 0 injured
  • 0 dead

I suppose there will be people wanting to know ages, if they were ill, etc etc…But I’m going with Orwell…

“The party told you to reject the evidence of your ears and eyes. It was their final, most essential command”

huxleypiggles
3 years ago

Ex-mandarin with ‘no economic experience’ lined up for Bank of England role

Well given that government intentions indicate that our economy is being managed to the point of implosion it seems entirely rationale to appoint another useless civil servant to the board of the Bank of England. We don’t want somebody with O’level economics or above interfering now do we?

ebygum
3 years ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

LOL! Yes some poor bugger they can blame when it all explodes!!

huxleypiggles
3 years ago

“The miserable truth is that our leaders don’t want us to have cheap energy.”

Says Dan Hannan in The Torygraph.

Still not got round to your Agenda 2030 homework Dan?

huxleypiggles
3 years ago

https://off-guardian.org/2022/08/05/the-covid-shell-game/

Well this has to be the best, most succinct and clearly explained takedown of the C1984 I have yet come across.

Worth reading in full as we say round here and it is a brief read.

John
3 years ago
RW
RW
3 years ago
Reply to  John

My parents (83 and 82, both triple-vaxxed) just had an Omnicron variant infection. As far as I could tell over the phone, my mother got a mostly mild cold and my father remained essentially symptomfree. It’s really time to shelve all this COVID horror stories. They’re not getting truer by endless repetiton.

John
3 years ago
Reply to  RW

My wife and I (65+) had two doses of AstraZeneca plus 1 Pfizer. Our son in law caught omicron, daughter and baby came up to us. Baby had temperature on the Thursday, daughter had scratchy throat on the Saturday and tested positive. Returned home as no reason to stay. My wife and I had mild symptoms, cough, temperature,fatigue, reduced appetite, sore throat and I had raised blood sugar levels. All of these are innate system mediated inflammatory response.
Yes there are people who become very unwell with CoViD19 but the same applies to any infection, including the “common” cold, but for the vast majority the disease is relatively mild.

John
3 years ago

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9294036/ prospective study on dysmenorrhea.

NeilParkin
3 years ago

Hate-crime awareness courses scrapped by Hampshire police

It could all be taken care of by reminding people that only a few people love them, a few people hate them, and the rest are indifferent to their existence. Similarly, if someone doesn’t agree with your opinion, it is called ‘having a different opinion’.

RW
RW
3 years ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

That’s called having a different opinion among grown-ups. In the wordview of the eternal teenager, everybody who doesn’t affirm him just “hates” him. That’s the audience all these incredibly patronizing Here’s how you’re supposed to see this part of the world articles woke influencers keep pumping out: Infantilized adults supposed to remain forever adolescent (and hence, in need of guidance by much wiser people).

Freddy Boy
3 years ago

Bromsgrove calling children & adults to a new pop up Russian Roulette Jab centre from Monday 15/8/22 , these c- – ts really are off the scale ! Fauci,s Brew is 2 years old isn’t it ! The Wuhan Lab mist has changed various times so they tell us !! Please make it stop 🤯