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The State of "Health Care" in the UK
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2023-04-18
Given the current debate about the effects of mRNA technological therapies, and the proposals being put forward at the (reportedly funded largely by pharmaceutical interests) WHO, it is obvious to all that healthcare might be coming a long way behind financial considerations in the motivations of the movers and shakers of the UK medical establishment.
If you ask me (well you didn't, but I'll offer my thoughts anyway), the obvious and enormous alleged conflicts of interest are sufficient cause in their own right to haul the said movers and shakers before the courts and have them testify as to their conflicts of interest - a properly constituted Royal Commission should do the job. Conflicts of interest on such a scale should disqualify them all.
Of course, the chances of that happening are zero, given the track record of Parliament and the current Monarch in putting the interests of the population ahead of any corporate interests, and the disposition of ordinary folk to discount the possibility of corruption on such a scale.
(In passing, think about that last link - there is certainly a big lie therein - but does it cut in favour of "the Donald", or in favour of "the Joe"? Either way, it shows a big (although different) lie must exist, and the reluctance of the public to entertain a big lie per se is therefore ill-advised when the downside risk is too great to ignore, whichever way it cuts)
James Delingpole interviews Ben Rubin on the NHS, its associated organisations, and the transition to the "fourth industrial revolution".
" ... £37 billion went to Test and Trace programme ... 80% of which you don't know where the money's gone and delivered almost no discernible benefit ... to put that in context, the Elizabeth Line ... took 10 years to build and cost £18 billion ... "
" ... Operation Moonshot ... £100 billion set aside to test every single member of the British population every week for Covid ... "
"What we are left with now is the infrastructure for the Bio-security State ... "
Maybe this video should come with a health and credulity warning ...
(Ben's pre-interview notes can be found here)
(1 hr 46 mins)
Parliament Debates the Pandemic Preparedness Treaty - Andrew Bridgen
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2023-04-18
Th WHO is never one to pass up an opportunity to increase its powers, and if necessary is perfectly prepared to debate and assign to itself additional powers that purport to extend its constitutional powers without reference to any democratic mandate.
" ... this constitution will be fundamentally changed by the two instruments that are in the pipeline following the Covid-19 pandemic ..."
" The WHO is domiciled in Geneva ... it's employees are exempt from tax and they and their families all have diplomatic immunity ... "
" ... it is indeed a supranational body, unelected and unaccountable"
"The original ideals of the WHO and WHA were completely laudable ... "
"Who is now funding the WHO? Like many of our regulators in the UK: The MHRA (86% funded by industry sources), the JCVI member's personal declarations declared more than £1billion of interests in big pharma, the thing it was set up to regulate ... "
"The WHO is no longer anything like majority-funded by its member states, the people it is seeking to control ... it's 86% funded by external sources ... the second-largest donor after Germany is the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and GAVI is the fifth, so if we add those together they are the biggest donor to the WHO ... they are also the biggest investors in pharmaceuticals and the experimental mRNA technology ... that proved so profitable to those who proposed and produced it during the last pandemic"
" ... donors direct funding according to their priorities ... their priorities might well not be the priorities of my constituents ... or the electorate in the UK, but 'he who pays the piper calls the tune' "
"Anybody can buy influence at the WHO, it will just cost them money ... "
Words of truth indeed.
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2023-04-19
2023-04-19
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The Deep State - What It's Done, Where It's Going
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2023-04-16
Dr Reiner Fuellmich, here speaking to "Man In America", gives a more or less comprehensive run-down of the events of recent years, what they may mean, and how it will likely (even inevitably) turn out.
Whether or not we agree with the metaphysical speculations is for each of us to determine, but the overall logic expounded by Dr Fuellmich is the main show here.
Excellent.
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Richard Investigates Community Assembly
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2023-04-15
Yes, Richard Vobes is pulling out all the important issues - so yes, whilst he does that I will feature his work!
"Community" is a multifaceted word much banded about these days - and true to form, this interview is indeed multifaceted (and consequently long!).
To whet your appetite: "Cornwall is not part of the UK" !
(OK, that's not central to the presentation, but it does grab attention)
" ... you don't need to know it, you just need to know where to find the answers"
" ... our job is to put the assemblies together so that when one person finds an answer, it goes to everybody"
" We are a private members association and the members make their own rules and regulations"
" ... if they want a top-down society then they can continue as they are, we are not a top-down society ... but live it as - it's a bottom-up ... it works extremely well ... "
So schedule an appropriate space in your copious free time, grab yourself a cup of your favoured brew, and settle in for an important session.
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King of the WEF, or King of the UK?
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2023-04-15
As absurdity piles upon absurdity, Sir Julian Rose talks with Richard Vobes to explain the true state of affairs as they are imposed by our affairs of State - particularly with respect to our food supplies.
"We the consumers have to take this initiative - we are the only people that can save these sorts of farmers"
" ... we want real food, we want it fresh, and we want it local, and we'll pay a fair price for it ... "
" ... we could start, finally, to break down this gap between the urban / suburban and the farming community ..."
Supermarket food looks nice, but it's farm-to-consumer miles are off the scale and
" ... it's all highly destructive on every environmental level possible"
Quite so.
Allowing the supermarket supplies to incorporate the proposals of the WEF will actually destroy the natural environment.
The defence of our health by encouraging local suppliers of real un-messed-with food isn't really negotiable.
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