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Is the MSM waking up?
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Good write up from the telegraph. However, you’ve got to ask the question....why is the mainstream media now speaking out the truth ? when we all know they are all controlled by the people behind this evil agenda.

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Britain's Covid response is utterly mad – here are 10 reasons why
There is no reasonable scientific or medical justification for lockdowns, convoluted social distancing rules, masks or travel restrictions

DR JOHN LEE
29 October 2020 • 12:54pm
Dr John Lee
How did we come to this?

This year, like many years, there’s a new respiratory virus on the block. But this year, unlike any year ever before, the world has gone mad. Governments around the world have decided that their remit extends to micromanaging risk on behalf of everybody, for just about everything: where and when you can travel, what you must wear, what you can buy. Even in your own home, for goodness sake, amongst your own family, the state thinks it is “right” to regulate who you mix with, who you can see and who you can touch.

How did we come to this? Could such an approach ever be regarded as genuinely reasonable? To be honest, I think that it would be a stretch under any circumstances. But I could envisage a situation where a new pathogen was so nasty – say highly transmissible and reliably killing 30 per cent of people of all ages that it infected – that the very fabric of society would be at stake unless the state acted decisively.

But even in such dire circumstances the state would need to understand very clearly indeed what it was doing, in order to be absolutely sure that compelling populations to act in one way or another would definitely cause less harm than giving people the facts and letting them make their own decisions about risk. After all, what other justification could there reasonably be for trying to restrictively rewrite the rulebook of human interaction?

Of course, this has been tried before for all sorts of ideological reasons, and resulted in a 100 per cent track record of failure and disaster; responsible for untold misery, suffering, tragedy and deaths. One would have thought that there is a lesson there somewhere. Suffice it to say that Covid is orders of magnitude away from causing the level of societal damage that would justify even considering such a response.

Current consensus on the infection fatality rate (which has been continually falling as better data arrives) is 0.2 per cent. When we look back at this period any visible mortality signal will be well within the envelope of the last 30 years when deaths caused by lockdown are excluded. The average age of death from Covid is actually above the average age of death from all causes.

So why are governments around the world persisting in, and indeed elaborating, responses that are progressively being seen, as evidence accumulates, to be fundamentally wrong?

You don’t have to listen too hard to hear the sound of many, many pigeons coming home to roost simultaneously. I think this is why it has been so hard to explain what is happening, and why so many people remain deeply unsure as to what the right course of action should be. Any given article or interview tends to deal with only one or two key points, leaving so many unanswered questions for most people that doubt and confusion fill the gaps. Neither governments nor their advisors seem able to see the big picture, let alone explain it. So here is my attempt to assemble, in one place, the most important of the very many drivers of the Covid response.

1. Preconceptions
Current ideas about how to “control” viruses are based on Spanish flu, smallpox, SARS, MERS, HIV, influenza and Ebola, among others. This coronavirus isn’t the same as any of them. The idea of “controlling” an airborne, easily transmissible virus on a population basis, beloved of “public health” “experts”, is largely myth, based on mediocre observational or questionnaire-based studies using unverified and unverifiable methods.

2. Incorrect framing
Television pictures from China, Italy and New York painted a picture of a deadly new global plague and were highly instrumental in determining the initial response. But TV pictures are highly selective and often unrepresentative, as was the case with coronavirus. Months ago, real-world evidence conclusively disproved initial perceptions of this virus, yet the initial framing still seems to be a key driver of government responses around the world.

3. Fear
It is a strong and evolutionarily valuable human emotion. Broadcast and social media are effective in maintaining it, especially with government backing aimed at generating the “correct” reactions from people. Written media is often more nuanced and thoughtful, but narrower in appeal, and slower to take effect. It has struggled to balance the broadcast narrative, which has thrived on highly selective presentation of information.

4. Poor quality data
The prerequisite for our current shambles of rubbish-in, rubbish-out, affecting all areas of our understanding of Covid. Suspension of peer review in the name of speed has removed a crucial quality control, undermining much research in the field and encouraging false consensus.

5. Excessive risk aversion
The anti-scientific Precautionary Principle has become so entrenched in public decision-making that it seems almost normal to respond to an unquantified threat with responses that have had no prior assessment for either effectiveness or harm.

6. Suppression of debate
In their eagerness to entrench the “right” course of action, governments have radically reduced the chances of it being found by suppressing contrary views. There is also an inability to have a grown-up and measured public conversation about human lifespan, illness and death. What does “saving lives” actually mean? Whose lives, and saved for what? And where is the discussion about quality of life? Old people do die, and we all are, in fact, more susceptible to dying of everything with advancing age. Covid is no exception to this.

7. Flawed testing
Detailed technical problems with the rapid development and mass rollout of tests (by technicians who are often marginally trained), without a sound biological understanding of the tests’ basis or meaning. Few are armed with the knowledge needed to understand (among other things) the technical subtleties of PCR or antibody tests, the meaning (if any) of weak positives, the relevance of antibodies versus T-cell reactions, the statistical invalidities of test and trace, the inadequacies of death certification, or the details of why get-out-of-jail-via-vaccination has such a low probability of success. These details matter.

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8. Perpetually moving goalposts
Save the NHS, save lives, reduce “cases”, reduce positive tests, “control” the virus….

9. Focus on a single threat
And the virtual exclusion of everything else. How “public health” doctors can claim to be protecting “public health” with this approach seems incomprehensible, as well as being medically negligent.

10. Skewed motives
Political desire to be seen to be taking action. Media-driven and short-term, taking action is apparently politically desirable even if it means subjecting entire populations to experimental, unverifiable, oppressive methods of viral “control”. This also mirrors a cultural divide in medicine between interventionists and nihilists.

There are probably more drivers of the Covid response that could be listed, but you can see the many-tentacled head of the medusa that is petrifying society.  It seems pretty clear that if we are asked to make major sacrifices there should be solid, quantifiable evidence of benefit to justify them. Unfortunately the solid, quantifiable evidence of benefit of the current approach to Covid simply does not exist.

The secrecy surrounding the basis for the government’s decisions speaks volumes. In fact, real-world data suggests that the harms caused by current actions outweigh the benefits when measured even in terms of deaths, and massively outweigh the benefits when measured in terms of quality of life – which, after all, is central to the human experience at all ages.

How can we know what would have happened if we had never locked down? The simple answer is that, for our particular circumstances, we cannot know for sure. But countries which have not enforced lockdowns, of which Sweden is the nearest, have not been noticeable outliers in terms of deaths or illness.

More importantly, by allowing the virus to spread in the way that viruses do, these places are now in a much better position than countries which made major economic sacrifices, but still have to face the virus. Lockdowns may (perhaps) slow down slightly our arrival at herd immunity (through exposure of a large enough proportion of the population), but we will all get there in the end.

The only differences will be the extent of the own goals caused along the way by restrictions. Countries that have isolated themselves, such as New Zealand, will have to face the virus in due course or remain isolated from the world (their only get-out-of-jail-free card would be an effective vaccine). Yet the costs of such isolation seem highly suspect, since data suggests that very few cases of Covid are caught or spread by travellers. This virus has already circled the globe while we have been largely staying put. So we might as well start travelling again, since the risks, in a majority of countries, are rather similar.

So how can we find the right way forward? Revocation of progressively inappropriate emergency powers, with restoration of parliamentary scrutiny, accountability, transparency and debate must be part of it, along with involvement of a more diverse base of scientific and medical advisors.

If the NHS is struggling for capacity – which is debatable, and anyway substantially due to self-imposed rules related to “controlling” Covid – then sort it out: build more capacity, and remind NHS workers that they are there to look after the sick.

The bottom line is that, at the present time, there is no reasonable scientific or medical justification for lockdowns, convoluted social distancing rules, masks, travel restrictions, quarantines or most of the rest of the flotsam that has attached itself to the Covid response. The sky is not falling. And the more people who understand the multifaceted reasons why this is the case, the sooner we will all get our lives back.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/comme...1604078118
#2
I agree with this article as a whole. The state is deliberately panicking in order to awaken primitive instincts in people. Many walled themselves up in their home and deprived themselves of the chances of immunity. Do you know how to deal with it? I can only start with myself. My parents are over 70 years old. They stay at home most of the time. I suggested they at least look at additional air purifiers, They read the article but said no. And how can I convince them? Walking is necessary and important both in childhood and in old age. However, panic often overrides all reasonable thoughts.
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It looks like the mainstream media has been ordered to start the processes exposing vaccine injuries. Stories like this don’t just ‘appear’ without high-level approval first. 

Perhaps the purpose is to enrage the vaxxed and create severe social unrest, necessitating Martial Law, which governments worldwide have been itching to do for some time now.


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The saying, we have what we hold rings true,those who go silent will always loose out in the end, a video worth sharing.

https://youtu.be/IqPJiM5Ir3A

The many new expert/s coming out of the aether are telling us that there is nothing really new under the sun, what has changed is how the programming has been done, IE, using the electronic route, or as I call it the Electronic Baton, a constant technological coersion at the touch of screen in everyone's hands.

First thing the elite institutions did, was to normalise the global population and all using the same hymn sheet, they did this by posters in every doctors surgery, pharmacy and poster pettion, right there on the walls in plain sight, then by televising the same message and getting people to fear illness itself, IE, flu and colds, etc and to get those inflicted to go and get their annual and or yearly flu jabs.

Then comes the unseen enemy as in a virus, or as we now see, a sellection of new viruses, the exact same MO as the archetype as ALL monothesitic religions with their off world wonderous tales from their crypt and or cult institutions in which we have been progammed to believe.

In Huxleys Brave New World it is the needle that he said would eventually control the population in every climb, and what do we see happening, this exact same MO being dished out /procrastinated to the entire globe as we speak, these aetheral wolves in sheeps clothing have always thought this way, once their aggrandizations and available techniques are in the trim.

Basically every cult like entity uses the same group think and mass psychosis to get the collective thinking towards their chosen narrative, and once smitten by its message are nigh on impossible to forget and prevents them from look over the next biblical and or biblia pauperum type of hill.

The way to block this programming is to limit ones exposure to social media and on tap propaganda, in written or electronic versions, also to regroup and re-skill from a grass route perspective, because once a nations hand to eye coordination and creativity are working properly for the host they are nigh on impossible to control, using their tried and tested narrtives of fear and the unknown.

Those who are old enough to remember what it was like during the boom and bust era, the same era's where our wherewithall was being re-distributed using the stealth tactics of free trade, they will then realize that our wherewithall has been removed from us/farmed out leaving us highly vulnerable, the same creativeness and the security that came with it that held stay, when our hands were busy fending for ourselves.

This is no longer a furture that we fear, but a past we are already living, the living gods of commerce are beginning to lose control of our true wealth, called labour, so they need to enslave everyone instead, because we truly are what we create and we will always live or die by the things we make in house, home is where our hearts no longer live, it is about time we began re-skiling together for a common need, not for making a killing and next day delivery for that good feel factor.

The third wave is humanity beginning to fend for itself again, not by a cancerous state on steroids, who are now encouraging us to steal the entire global resources for the few.
  


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