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Macnamara

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2 hours ago, eddy64 said:

well they have supposed to have vaccinated about 140,000 in the uk atm. 

 

England: 108,000

Wales: 7,897

Northern Ireland: 4,000

Scotland: 18,000

 

and when they have adverse reactions to the vaccines it will be blamed on a 'mutated strain of virus' creating a 'third wave' requiring more lockdowns and more vaccinations...

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"... the signs of the door of Edinburgh General Hospital’s implored people to “join the resistance, get vaccinated”, while elsewhere, in Newcastle, there were “I’ve had my Covid vaccination” stickers on offer to the lucky first patients."

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/vaccine-puns-bob-dylan-s-lump-sum-and-ikea-s-emotional-but-rational-move-1.4431820

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16 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

No reactions, but let's hope so mate. This might be the biggest test for humanity so far, assuming we haven't been through a reset on this scale before.

 

 

Interesting and terrifying thought 😬

 

 

15 hours ago, zarkov said:

The term "conspiracy theorist" really grates sometimes, when the reality is that they are the canary's in the coal mine.

Even before the term was psyoped supposedly by the cia post kennedy assasination. It really dealt a death blow to telling the truth or genuine concern and consequent investigation.

One weaponised use of the term "conspiracy theorist" deflates and ridicules all arguments in the public perception.

Why thinking people allowed a term to be weaponised against our collective selves.

So surely collecively we could create a term that causes less consternation?

 

 

Totally agree.  But I also hate the term 'sheep'.  I think it's degrading and generic and it's used too much here, when we should maybe be showing more empathy, as frustrating as the woolly little bastards are...

 

The term I hate the most is the Elite as they are far from it.

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1 hour ago, Macnamara said:

 

and when they have adverse reactions to the vaccines it will be blamed on a 'mutated strain of virus' creating a 'third wave' requiring more lockdowns and more vaccinations...

 

Unfortunately I think it's likely to be more devious than that, it'll be blamed on us for being "anti-vax" and continuing to spread the disease, thereby preventing everyone from returning to normal life

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EnigmaticWorld

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Professor calls for support of free expression after getting told to stop teaching over anti-mask comments
https://reclaimthenet.org/miller-mask-free-speech/

 

Facebook now sending notifications that encourage users to leave groups that post coronavirus “misinformation”
https://reclaimthenet.org/facebook-notifications-leave-groups-coronavirus-misinformation/

 

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zarkov

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29 minutes ago, Noctua said:

 

 

Interesting and terrifying thought 😬

 

 

 

Totally agree.  But I also hate the term 'sheep'.  I think it's degrading and generic and it's used too much here, when we should maybe be showing more empathy, as frustrating as the woolly little bastards are...

 

The term I hate the most is the Elite as they are far from it.

 

Out of likes as usual - another coronanvirus restriction ;)

 

"Woolly little bastards" sounds like a great alternative  hilarious LOL  - Laughing aside, I quite agree. TBH I dont like to denigrate people either but frustration, anxiety etc ... its been such a wonderful year!

Lemmings conjures the appropriate mental peturbation but Im labelling again!

 

Elite - I dont use that one prefering globalist,  but parasites is one that I have used often as it aptly describes them, past and present.

 

One that I heard that makes me chuckle is "cunting bastards"  as applied to the parasite class.

 

Ive a book called Foyles Filavery which is a dictionary of infrequently encountered words. One of my favourites from it is the term "Kakistocracy" which is self explanitory  Kak - shite obviously.

 

Fits with the state of non-democracy we observe today! which has nothing to do with voting. Mob rule!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Great Reset: 61% Of Nations Have Decimated Liberty With COVID Restrictions
https://summit.news/2020/12/16/great-reset-61-of-nations-have-decimated-liberty-with-covid-restrictions/

 

'The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA), based in Sweden, reports that 61 per cent of countries have used restrictions “that were concerning from a democracy and human rights perspective.”

‘These [restrictions] violated democratic standards because they were either disproportionate, illegal, indefinite or unnecessary in relation to the health threat,” the group declared in its report.'

 

 

 

 

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With the introduction of these lateral flow tests for kids in schools a lot of us parents are going to be faced with some hard decisions in the future. I am lucky as at least Im in a position to home school my lad. I have mentioned the possibility to him and he doesnt fancy it as of course he will miss his friends etc. However by leaving our kids in schools we will just enable them to ramp up the testing and fake the numbers, it will be a tough call for many awake parents

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wrt the talkradio tobias ellwood clip

 

 

Tobias Ellwood talks crap.

 

The parasites had to redefine the term "Pandemic" to call this a pandemic

 

 

I jotted the following down a couple of weeks ago but didnt post it 

 

From the ONS website

 

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Mortality in the United Kingdom: 1983-2013

2.Total deaths

The number of deaths registered in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2013 was 576,458, an overall reduction of 13% from the total number of deaths (659,101) registered in the UK 30 years ago. The number of deaths declined for both men and women between 1983 and 2013, by 15% for males and 10% for females. These declines have occurred despite the overall increase in population and the ageing of the population. However there have been slight increases in the number of deaths over the last couple of years, due to the increase in and ageing of the population.

 

 

 

According to ons figures for 2020 there have been 517,674 Deaths so far.

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/datasets/weeklyprovisionalfiguresondeathsregisteredinenglandandwales

 

In 1983 the population was 56,276,791

In 2013 the population was 64,984,015 

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Giving a mortality rate of 1.17% & 0.88% of the population at the time, respectively.

 

For 2020 the current mortality rate for the present population of 67,886,004 is 0.76% (with a further ~8 weeks till year end to add to this figure)

However the overall decline in all cause mortality is notable - 

 

To acheive the same all cause mortality rate as 2013 in 2020 a further 79,722 all cause deaths would be expected by year end, which will most likey be the tally by year end.

To acheive  the same all cause mortality rate as 1983 in 2020 a further 276,592 all cause deaths would be expected by year end.  (adjusted for population)

 

Around 10500 people die each week on average in the UK

 

So why the hysteria? These were not unusual years and all cause mortality was generally greater than now, and moreso the further back we look.

The media didnt spin so fast back then!

 

The hong kong flu which resulted proportionally in twice the mortality we have today.

Asian flu an estimated 33,000 deaths in the United Kingdom were attributed to the 1957–58 flu outbreak. The estimated number of deaths was 1.1 million worldwide and 116,000 in the United States. Link link
Population in 1957 was 51,495,702 in the UK, 177,751,476 in the USA and the global population was 2,873,306,058.

If the population during asian flu had 6.8 Billion then 2,603,273 would have been the estimated number of deaths. 

Clearly, when straightforward perspective is applied there is nothing out of the ordinary occurring world-wide that has not been far worse previously, in recent living memory.

Since our collective authorities, as experts in all areas as displayed in their current interventions, have access to all information since that is their expertise and their jobs require that they are, they are fully aware of this vastly disproportionate over reaction to what is an ordinary seasonal occurrence.


What is abundantly clear is that this co-coordinated global imposition was not required or necessary for this non emergency.
Therefore the reasoning for its purpose lies elsewhere.
The united nations agenda for the 21st century requires that travel be restricted, trade be restricted, access to countryside be restricted and that the re-wilding of the countryside take place. The building of smart cities and towns and wireless interconnectivity like never before to solve all the new problems like pestilence, toxic pollution, famine and economic ruin, artificial energy scarcity, man made global warming and pseudo-pandemics.

They have been working hard all these years in the background providing solutions to each and every one of these “problems” and as if by magic these solutions are mysteriously appearing. To add insult to injury they also performed a well publicised dress rehearsal called event 201 where the global community participated in a complete co-ordinated global lockdown.


Anyone who runs a business knows that nothing occurs in any co-ordinated fashion unless a great deal of planning takes place beforehand.

 

 

The virus has taken on the same magical status as CO2

 

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