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PM has ended restrictions (probably to save his job)
Now everyone's scrambling to save their own ass, and the scapegoats are being targeted. Biden and Fauci are at the top of the list, but many others will fall before all is said an done.
The pandemic panic was partially a bureaucratic reaction to the peaceful revolution on November 2016 when Trump was elected.
The bureaucracy never liked us, but they became incensed that we voted that way, and they were going to get rid of Trump and push us around which suited them.
No one will fall.
My beef with those theories is that telepathic entities would just sweep us from the board without resistance according to a rapid designated plan, rather than all of this murderous, lengthy, imprecise, unpredictable and cumbersome soap opera of evil.
Ceffer saysMy beef with those theories is that telepathic entities would just sweep us from the board without resistance according to a rapid designated plan, rather than all of this murderous, lengthy, imprecise, unpredictable and cumbersome soap opera of evil.
What if their power has limits imposed by a Creator, and even the humans, through a connection with this Creator, are capable of posing a threat to them?
Many stories have come out disparaging Fauci recently, stories that didn't have to be published. Same for Biden, many critical pieces have been released recently, and in both cases I'm referring to mainstream propaganda outlets.
I think free will is a key component in the unfolding dance of Creation.
They were that arrogantly confident of their One World agenda and propaganda machines.
When I say fall I mean criminally.
while the prime, anonymous shadow predators and dynastic royalists attempt to slink back into the darkness to plot another day. The grandiose, programmed, evil fool, usurping 'three thousand' can always be replaced by new evil fools.
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The UK’s Pandemic Buyer’s Remorse
As the U.K. pulls ahead of most countries in leaving Covid-19 behind, it is having to face up to the way the pandemic was handled. ...
As the U.K. population gradually and painfully reflects on the depravities and inhumanities of such measures, there is a lot to confront that won’t be easy to accept. We may very well continue to wear a figurative face mask about what went down.
“People will find it easier to tiptoe round or laugh off the big subjects and fail to make ground or innovate,” is the conclusion of Camilla Long, a columnist for the Sunday Times. “Vaccine passports, forcing people to take the vaccine, firing them, making children have it—no one feels able to discuss this stuff openly now.”
It won’t be any easier in the U.S., especially given the even more polarized climate. But ultimately facing up to harsh truths is a universal challenge whether you are in the U.K, U.S., or anywhere else. ...
“Human beings always do what is least painful,” Michel Houellebecq wrote in his 1998 novel Les Particules élémentaires (The Elementary Particles). His despairing dismantling of modern society and its mores was published two decades ago but it looks even more prescient thanks to Covid. “For as long as it is less painful to confess, we talk; then we are silent, we give up, we are alone.”
That we’ve managed, under these impossible conditions, to win any victories at all is a miracle. But they keep on coming.
The most recent: in England, the National Health Service (NHS) mandate for health-care and home-care workers is being scrapped.
There are a couple of reasons that this is especially welcome and happy news.
First, it was only a week ago that the Daily Mail was running this headline: “‘No plans’ to scrap Covid vaccine mandate for frontline medics in England, Downing Street says as it doubles down on plan despite warnings NHS could lose 80,000 workers overnight.”
So we went from “no plans” to “the mandate is scrapped” in a week.
Why did they do it?
Some are trying to say it’s because of the relative mildness of the Omicron variant, and that under these conditions a vaccine mandate is no longer a proportionate response.
Maybe. But I doubt it.
Here’s a more plausible answer.
The Daily Mail reports that what prompted the revision were “fears it could force the NHS to sack around 80,000 staff who remain unvaccinated.”
According to Chris Hopson, chief executive of NHS Providers: “There were always two risks to manage here: the risk of Covid cross-infection in healthcare settings and the consequences of losing staff if significant numbers choose not to be vaccinated.”
Stop and think about what this means.
Noncompliance forced them to abandon the mandate.
And not even majority noncompliance. We’re talking in the neighborhood of 10 to 20 percent.
I know there’s plenty of hideousness still out there. I hear that.
But when we get a win, let’s be happy, and keep on pushing forward.
Finland joins England, Ireland and Denmark in ending all covid restrictions.
Czech supreme court overturns entry requirements for restaurants, hotels
February 02, 2022
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/england-ends-all-covid-passports-mask-mandates-work-restrictions?source=patrick.net
Much of the world followed the UK into lockdown, mask wearing, etc.
Now that the PM has ended restrictions (probably to save his job) will the rest of the world follow suit?
It will be hard to enforce vaccine mandates, passports and fines, etc if the UK has ditched these measures.
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