IN December 2020, Professor Neil ‘Lockdown’ Ferguson told the Times: ‘It’s a communist one party state [China], we said. We couldn’t get away with it in Europe, we thought . . . and then Italy did it, and we realised we could.’
Fourteen months and two Freedom Days later, this notion of getting away with it is more accurate than ever.
During his February 21 statement to the House of Commons on ‘living with Covid’, Boris Johnson said that biosecurity strategies were being refreshed to ‘protect the UK against natural zoonosis and accidental laboratory leaks’, in what was perhaps a tentative and cowardly admission to the public that SARS-CoV-2 was never the naturally occurring novel threat it was always marketed to be.
The next day a degree of confirmation on this was provided by the Telegraph, which reported that within Government a lab leak is now generally considered to be just as likely a cause of the virus’s spread as a zoonotic transfer.
The day after that the Daily Mail, as if having finally been granted clearance to do so, reported on the ‘discovery’ of DNA within the virus that matches sequences patented by Moderna years before the global pandemic was declared.
Hence the British Government and their tannoy system, the press, dutifully played their part in the great global cover-up – and got away with it.
From April 1 free Covid testing for the general public will end, yet people may purchase Lateral Flows should they wish to continue testing themselves for the now ‘more-than-likely’ leaked virus/biological weapon.
Mass testing of the healthy, alongside myriad other public health control measures, formed no part of Government’s pre-Covid Pandemic Preparedness Strategy, a plan drawn up to tackle the threat of a virus with a supposed significantly higher fatality rate than that of SARS-CoV-2.
And so, multiple manufactured casedemics (or waves as the public have been conditioned to perceive them) came and went according to plan, and off the back of the resulting hysteria Johnson’s Government extended the reach of their dominion over the minutiae of our personal lives with impunity.
This is called getting away with it.
Additionally, with the NHS and any Care Quality Commission-governed healthcare setting free to continue to demand the testing of all visitors to their facilities, regardless of vaccination status, a high street Lateral Flow price war is inevitable, the maybe-zoonotic-maybe-lab-leak narrative – the shady vehicle for the new grossly lopsided contract between citizen and state – therefore set to endure despite all official proclamations to the contrary.
Not only must one currently plead with ward staff for permission to visit a loved one in hospital, but it appears that soon one may also have then to pay for this new privilege, if indeed granted.
The downgrading of humanity’s ethics to accommodate the cruelty of the emerging post-Covid International Order – still getting away with it.
Similarly, with the legal requirement to self-isolate having now been abolished, yet with organisations and businesses remaining free to encourage the confinement of otherwise healthy staff – alongside insisting on the continued, demented use of ineffectual face coverings – Johnson’s new golden era of personal responsibility (version 2.0) will once again prove itself a total bluff.
All his Government are doing are washing their hands of all culpability for the last two years of tyrannical public health control measures, and saying to a now successfully reprogrammed and suitably destabilised population: ‘Over to you now’.
The Prime Minister and his Cabinet know full well the level of quarrelling and discord such a casual handing-over of the rule book to both individuals and local authorities will trigger.
Unlike Florida Governor Ron de Santis, who chose to reinstate the freedom of old instead of capitulating to the faux liberty championed by Anthony Fauci that has infected great swathes of America, Johnson has elected not to fully reinstate our pre-Covid way of life but to outsource this ‘Fauci-ism’ to any businesses, corporations and institutions seemingly more content with the new normal than the old – a continued form of public bullying by stealth under the guise of a loosening, but not cutting, of our behavioural-control leash.
Laundering their sins through their new business venture of manufacturing medical hypochondria – and still getting away with it.
When the Covid-19 vaccine rollout for 12-to-15-year-olds was authorised, Public Health England (now the UKHSA) were nevertheless simultaneously advising in their immunisation guide, the Green Book, that due to an absence of safety data and the cohort’s low susceptibility to serious infection, they were not recommended for vaccination even if clinically extremely vulnerable. Yet here we are, five months later, about to roll out the still experimental mRNA gene therapy to five-to-11-year-olds, in spite of the fact that the MHRA remain mute on the matter of addressing continuously rising post-vaccination fatality and extreme adverse event statistics.
Baptising the emerging generation into the new cult of perpetual fear to guarantee the rotten doctrine survives long into the future – and still getting away with it.
Even after two years there has been no official acknowledgement that lockdowns clearly did not work, only Johnson’s commitment to the 100 Days Mission plan, which does not exclude the use of stay-at-home orders for future pandemics but merely identifies that they have the potential to be shorter in duration.
Got away with it then.
Sajid Javid remains mercilessly unapologetic for his Government’s creation of a needless, monstrous, and ever-growing backlog of NHS patients. The Health Secretary, much like his predecessor, is concerned only with catapulting us into a new hyper-technological era of healthcare, consequences be damned:
‘To get there we need to show people that the [NHS] app is for life, not just for Covid . . . When I think about what the app will look like in the future, I see a platform where you can directly communicate with your health provider, where you can see all your test results and documents in one place, and where you can get personalised advice to manage your own health.’
Precipitating the death of face-to-face diagnoses in favour of Big Tech’s mission to tag, de-humanise, and then augment the planet – and still getting away with it.
Even now the public have been offered no adequate explanation as to why the treatment phase of Covid-19 infection was so strictly prohibited, Government bent only on experimenting with profitable, novel vaccine technology rather than with saving lives by administering existing and affordable therapeutic interventions such as the ‘horse drug’ ivermectin; the majority of the nation’s doctors either cowed into silence on the matter or too busy luxuriating in working from home to care.
The practice of independent thought within medicine now all but proscribed, we take whatever therapeutics the state tells us to take, regardless of any shocking safety and efficacy data they themselves publish on their use: we don’t have a choice.
They got away with it.
Still no apology for the Freddie Krueger-style nudge tactics that so overtly damaged the nation’s psyche, and which are now being shamelessly utilised to promote the Net Zero agenda; still no explanation as to why triple-jabbed residents of care homes must remain in their prison of Lockdown One-esque protocols, and despite Johnson now promoting Covid-19 as endemic, his Government still daren’t drop the term pandemic when addressing either the House of Commons or the press – they’re still getting away with the great rebranding of what was once known simply as feeling unwell.
A mere 60 hours after the Prime Minister announced his bonfire of restrictions, WEF Young Global Leader graduate Vladimir Putin began his invasion of Ukraine.
Overshadowed now by war in Europe, the collateral socio-physical damage of the last two years of public health despotism will be swept under the carpet for good, where it was always destined to end up regardless.
The timing is immaculate.
They got away with it all.
