When Neil Oliver, the former host of The BBC’s dramatic documentary COAST, archaeologist, conservationist and TV presenter says the thing he feels most every day is fear. The fear of his own government. When James Melville a level-headed left-wing journalist is tweeting about inaccuracies in mainstream media figures on the crisis. Lawrence Fox says he shares that same fear.

When professors who are more qualified than government science adviser Patrick Vallance and was formerly his boss, are cancelled and ridiculed despite spending 32 years of his life working on preventative medicine. When deaths from any cause including car accidents are included in a body count because of a test they had within 28 days of their passing.

When scientists like Ferguson break their own rules in the darkest of times, followed by The Health Secretary doesn’t anything go off in your brain to question what is really happening?

When people like Neil Oliver, Lawrence Fox, James Melville, and wealthy professors, choose the road less travelled, don’t you think you ought to at least have a look at the map? Don’t you think it would be easier and financially more beneficial for these people to toe the line and shut up? Very difficult if you have a conscience.

If people like that and people like me do what you do and ignore it all, bury their heads, get on with their lives then what is being forcibly thrust upon us will happen a hell of a lot sooner.

When people give up their own comfortable lives, risk ridicule and get lesser jobs in order to alert others to what is going on. Couldn’t you just have the gumption to realise this is not done lightly and maybe accept that giving up your freedom to get it back should never ever have to happen? Question everything before it’s too late.