A young woman’s initiative to call funeral homes and make a simple enquiry was the most basic form of journalism one could imagine. In fact, the citizen journalist’s question could easily have been a screenshot for any aspiring journalist’s first lesson.

‘I am just trying to find out some information for myself. I don’t know if you can answer the question about Covid but if you can’t that is fine. Did you find that your business was busier in 2020 than in the preceding years? I mean, did you see a huge influx?’

The funeral firm’s representative asks the caller, ‘an influx of what?’

‘I mean, did you see an influx of funerals?’

‘No, not really.’

Another funeral firm’s representative replies: ‘No, there was no increase. It was normal.’

The following nine long minutes recorded video is a mind-blowing potpourri of the lady asking the same question of many different funeral businesses. During each call, the citizen journalist, acting on her own initiative, repeats the same question and receives the same reply.

‘No, it was business as normal.’

She telephones firms large and small with some handling thousands of bereavements each year. The Canadian caller had the initiative to do what any rookie reporter would consider a routine call.

So, what happened to mainstream media that throughout the Western world orchestrated the spreading of fear through a torrent of Covid lies, censorship of inconvenient facts, deceit, cover-up and taking their trusting readers and viewers as damned fools? What this amateur reporter did in one stroke was reveal that pandemic deaths reported by mainstream media are fiction, a fantasy as unreal as Aladdin’s Lamp and its mythical genie.

Ironically, posterity will show that the only Covid casualty was the reviled Lying Press, the industry’s spineless journalists and its wholly corrupt and sinister alliance with profiteering corporate and political cults.

‘Television lies.  All television lies.  It lies persistently, instinctively and by habit.  Everyone involved lies. A culture of mendacity surrounds the medium and those who work there live it, breathe it and prosper by it.  I know of no area of public life – no, not even politics – more saturated by a professional cynicism.  If you want a word that takes you to the core of it, I would offer ‘rigged’.   ……… is it dishonest for the presenter to imply that the pundit in the chair is free to offer any opinion when the truth is that 50 pundits were telephoned but only the fellow prepared to offer the requisite opinion was invited?’ ~ Matthew Pariss. British Press Awards Columnist of the Year, Daily Mail, 21st April 1996.

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