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THIS IS A MUST WATCH IMO
I still wish they’d stop playing the ‘‘god’’ card - we need ppl to do soemething we can’t wait for god FFS
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I’m halfway through listening to this
They also talk about the (US) corporation having been dissolved on midnight 1-20.
I understand China intended to take Washington State, Oregon and California militarily by taking advantage of the situation.
I thought No way! but given the situation where the corporation is being dissolved, they could have taken the west coast with a little help from folks like Newsom.
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They used to shrink heads in some parts of South America, so maybe the satanists have the technology to shrink live persons.
Shrunk heads don’t look pretty, but with Hillary, who knows.
Q has a plan
There is no plan
Both plausible
Beyond April it seems all bets are off.
If there is a plan, better not to talk about it.
Best to pretend it doesn’t exist.
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The fog of war LOL…
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Yep its the usual suspects.
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Beware of the pogroms within.
‘The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth.’
‘The Party seeks power entirely for its own sake. We are not interested in the good of others; we are interested solely in power – pure power.’
1984
So thats why they are so anti Hydroxychloroquine???
Do you think Trump knows - you bet.
And yet we have the likes of Simon who is authorised to make people aware of the plan.
I can’t call it either way and I don’t think that is an accident either. I think right now it’s important to establish a cut off date or we are in danger of being like the donkey following the carrot.
Told ya I think we’ll still be having this debate in 12 months
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Some of the plans given to Simon (so that he would broadcast) probably weren’t the actual plans.
I actually like his analyses of past events, rather than “planned” events which are dodgy at best.
Some people advocate armed insurrection of sorts, if certain events don’t happen by X date. But I don’t believe in armed insurrection. It is much more important to educate the sleepers so that a handful of them might wake up.
Even ■■■■ Ask: Is Judaism a Satanic Cult?
Brother Nathanael and Dr Henry Makow are both Jooish.
They must know what they are talking about.
Freemasonry is actually mock Judaism for goyim.
Same structure and hierarchy, secrecy and same dark deities.
That’s why top Masons are Joos, including FDR.
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I hate to think how much too late it is to let this run 12 months, even April is a stretch for me. I’m sure these bastards are buying more and more layers of protection as we speak. 
Then what ? Assuming everyone is awake what do they do, we already know TPTB don’t care about who is awake and who isn’t. They are getting away with shit now never before thought possible, they will never be reasoned with, they will require some form of execution to be rid of them. They will rely on good people giving them fair trials etc which they will never stop trying to buy their way out of and I think it will work for many as I don’t think you will eradicate the "if you can’t beat them join 'em " mentality. Shoot or hang every last one to make sure they know the good guys have got the stomach to deal with it properly. There has to be a visual message IMO.
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Remember the Italy/Vatican connection?
Then there were nine Catholic bishops who all died of COVID
Did they really did die of Covid or were they suicided?
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Close the borders now – there won’t be a second chance
By Alex Morton
Photo: Ben Stansall / AFP / Getty Images
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- It’s impossible to overstate the devastation a vaccine-resistant strain could bring
- If a vaccine-resistant variant of the disease enters the country it will be unstoppable
- Keeping the borders open risks undoing all the progress we’ve made in the fight against Covid
Nothing would give me greater pleasure right now than a holiday somewhere warm. I suspect that this is true of many. But this option has to remain off the table for some time to come. At present, border controls are being discussed in the same breath as school reopening at half term or Easter, or when pubs could serve again. But this totally misses the point: if a vaccine resistant strain arises in the UK then this will undo every single hope of a return to normality – no schools, restaurants, pubs, family visits, offices or anything. We will be back to square one just with a crippled economy and compliance exhaustion.
The success or failure of this Government hinges on how fast the UK returns to normality, with people allowed to behave as usual and Covid deaths and serious cases remaining low. The UK’s success in rolling out vaccines could massively boost this country. But if lax border controls allow a new strain that is vaccine resistant to enter, or escape, there will be severe implications across a number of fronts:
- Economic costs: This would require at least another six months of lockdown.
- The Union: A new strain in England could mean internal UK borders.
- Social and health costs: Lockdown could collapse with severe ramifications.
- Global leadership: The UK would be seen to have failed and jeopardised other nations.
- The Conservative party would, put simply, risk collapse.
The risk is real. Chris Whitty has noted that as the vaccine programme is underway, there is a higher risk of a vaccine resistant virus emerging due to a high proportion of people who have only had one shot and so have only partial resistance. This may happen in the UK, but statistically it is more likely to happen overseas (as the UK population being vaccinated is smaller than the global population). We may be unlucky, but the odds are in our favour – as long as we close the borders.
Closed borders does not mean simply trying to play ‘catch-up’ and closing borders as and when new strains are identified. This approach has already failed, and at least three strains which seem to have clinical implications have already spread globally – the South African, Brazilian, and UK identified strains. This means sealing borders as Australia, New Zealand and Taiwan have done, only allowing in returning residents and a few, usually compassionate exemptions. It means observed quarantine for 14 days for all new entrants at their own cost. It certainly does not mean holidays, extended family visits and so on, not least since to make border controls work, numbers have to be very low. By minimising those entering and exiting the UK, the spread of any vaccine resistant strain can be brought as close to zero as possible.
Border closures would be temporary
One of the arguments against a travel ban is that this restriction will never be eased back. But it is fairly obvious that as countries bring their own Covid-19 levels close to zero, the UK can resume travel with them in closed corridors. This does mean a phased re-entry of the UK into the world, but it certainly is not a permanent closure. Indeed, as discussed below, this action by the UK should be part of a global approach which should benefit all countries by minimising the spread of vaccine resistant strains until all countries have seen their populations vaccinated. But while other countries have high case numbers, and so high rates of mutation, the border should remain almost entirely sealed, so that if a new strain emerges, we are protected. The costs of failing to lock down like this are huge.
A huge economic blow for no real gain
If a vaccine-resistant strain enters the country it could mean living under lockdown for another six months or a year before a new vaccine can be developed and administered. The UK’s economy will already take until at least 2022 to recover to where it was, and the economic cost of that lost growth (i.e. growth we will never get back, not the temporary recession) is colossal – estimated at 5% of GDP. The IFS estimated that the national debt had risen from 80% of GDP to 110% due to coronavirus, and this was before the announcement of the third lockdown. Assuming a new variant required a fairly strict lockdown, that implies another lost 5% of GDP and the national debt close to 150% of GDP in just a few years. This is ignoring the knock-on long-term economic and social costs of, for example, worse mental health or more domestic violence.
This pain would in no way be offset by any economic boost before any new strain arrived. The net effect on the UK economy of closing the borders would be minimal – while the UK would lose international tourists, who largely head to London, this could be offset by spending from domestic tourists. Spending would be pushed toward provincial England at the cost of aviation and high-end luxury goods and services based in London and overseas. If we do not close our borders, the Treasury should publish their calculations of the costs, benefits and risks of open borders so that they can be held to account if a new strain does arrive here.
Implications for the Union
If a new vaccine resistant strain enters England, the Scottish government will almost certainly (and understandably) seal the border, and Northern Ireland (albeit reluctantly), and Wales will likely follow suit. The Irish government has already indicated it is open to a Common Travel Area, given the complexity of the situation for Northern Ireland.
The SNP tried to rally support for internal border closures last year, but failed because it was clear that the virus had already spread across Scotland. But in the face of a new vaccine resistant strain which risks reversing any return to normality, the case for border closures will be stronger. Given the Brexit complexities in Northern Ireland are yet to be worked through, and in Scotland a new SNP electoral mandate is likely this year, sealing the borders would have severe implications for the Union.
If, on the other hand, Scotland does not close its borders and a vaccine resistant strain spreads from England, this will entrench the (unfair) view that Edinburgh has handled this much better than London, turbocharging support for independence. Either way, the Union is at risk. By contrast, sealing off the British Isles with the UK and Ireland together would both be medically prudent and avoid this major risk to the UK’s cohesion.
Social and health costs
Before the arrival of the new strain and the vaccine late last year there were signs that lockdown fatigue had begun to hit. The second lockdown, while supported by a majority, was less popular than the first, with a fall from 93% to 72% concentrated among the young. Just 59% of 18-24-year-olds backed the second lockdown. The case for the current lockdown is boosted by the vaccine, as normality is at least on the horizon.
Yet if a new vaccine resistant strain emerges, there is a real risk that compliance may collapse. People may not be willing to wait. Indeed, if a new vaccine resistant strain did arrive, what could the Government offer – other than potentially endless lockdowns? It is one thing to hold on for a few months to save lives. It is another to say that life can never return to any semblance of normality, particularly for those who may feel they are young and healthy. But the risk is that this collapse in compliance overloads the NHS – causing major social and health costs – which the Government would rightly be blamed for.
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This collapse in lockdown would also have huge long-term implications for the governance of this country. Would the police try to force compliance as mass rule breaking took place, ending the very concept of policing by consent? This would take governing the UK into uncharted territory alongside potentially hundreds of thousands of deaths.
The UK’s global reputation
Of course, should a new vaccine resistant strain enter the UK from abroad, spread here and then go on to other countries before it was identified and travel shut down, the UK would rightly be seen as having failed in its global responsibilities. We did not know that variants could arise as easily as they have. The variant first identified in the UK as B.1.1.7. has now spread to over two dozen countries. Its spread, along with the Brazil and South African variants, will prolong the global economic damage and lead to many more deaths. Sealing our borders is the action of a responsible global player.
At the same time, the UK should be working with allies to make this a global response. Our pharmaceutical and scientific expertise should be leveraged, and the UK should be supporting production and distribution of the vaccine, and continued work against new strains wherever they emerge, while continuing research into new and cheaper vaccines. We should also – once our own population has all been vaccinated – be supporting other countries in their attempts to do so including, including by potentially purchasing and providing free vaccines to poorer countries. These are the kind of policies that will boost the UK’s reputation in the world, not allowing a handful of rich tourists to jet into and out of London.
Collapse of the Conservative Party
Given the dire outcomes for the economy, integrity of the UK, the NHS and our standing in the world, worrying about internal politics seems almost trivial. But the entry of a new strain from overseas would be devastating for the Conservative Party’s electoral prospects. Millions of people will have lost their jobs, especially those in the private sector. Provincial England in particular has suffered. By the time this finishes at least 100,000 will be dead, many alone in hospital away from their loved ones. After all this, to put normalisation at risk for what many Conservative 2019 voters will see as minimal economic gains to a handful of high-end London companies will seem unimaginable. The perennial Conservative electoral danger – being seen as the party of the incompetent rich – will be realised in spades.
There is also very strong public support for border controls. Currently 85% of UK voters think that a disease like Covid-19 re-emerging (which presumably includes new strains) should lead to people being refused entry to the UK, and 77% think that UK citizens should not be able to travel overseas. Currently 61% of people – even without the risk of new strains being raised – support stopping all inbound flights (including returning residents with no compassionate exemptions) and 80% support mandatory quarantine. These are close to the highest levels globally. Conservative voters are particularly in favour of border controls: while 78% strongly supported testing arrivals recently, 85% of Conservatives did, and while 77% backed quarantine for those from France and Holland last summer, 85% of Conservatives did.
No second chances
The one criticism now sticking is that the Government always does what it should – but several weeks too late. If a new vaccine-resistant strain arrives in the UK and begins to spread, it will already be too late.
We all have friends and family we would like to see abroad. We all want a holiday. But what government could take such a risk with the security of its people and not temporarily seal borders, only reopening them in corridors with each country as its national vaccine roll-out is complete. To do otherwise is a massive and lethal game of Russian roulette with our economy, constitution, health, and society.
If that is supposed to convince me to take the vax, it failed totally
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Not even close, just what you can expect as an over reaction from your government which is much like ours.
The idiot Faucci is screaming take the vaccine the it’s effective on the new mutations. Interesting as they are still testing th mutations as thy appear and the UK testing apparently show that the vaccines may not be effective on the new strains.
Much to do over a virus that has a 98.8% recovery rate.
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) earlier this month suggests that the long-term efficacy of Moderna’s vaccine mRNA-1273 may not be as strong as we previously thought.
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Have you noticed D.Icke never gives us a solution?