If you accept it you deserve it
‘They want you in masks forever’: World Economic Forum’s smart ‘mask of the future’ tweet spooks Twitter users
Bacchanalian food fests for French lawmakers
French investigators are allegedly investigating the participation of politicians in clandestine wild feast and parties. Outraged French demand that politicians be held accountable after they secretly participate in clandestine parties in expensive restaurants in Paris.
White Genocide is going to plan according to Globalists
It will have dire consequences if it continues, as many fear it will.
When the UK first went into lockdown in March 2020 it was assumed that with the nation locked down and in their homes there would be a baby boom. How much could we Netflix and drink too much before thoughts turned to more amorous pursuits? Health minister Nadine Dorries tweeted what many people thought: ’As the minister responsible for maternity services, I’m just wondering how busy we are going to be, nine months from now.
Lockdowns don’t work admits England’s hapless Chief Medical Officer
Given the timing, many thought the announcement was an April 1 joke ~ maybe in bad taste. However, it seems that England’s chief medical officer has in effect conceded that lockdowns have never worked and Covid-19 should be treated the same as flu.
Cops more brutal against their own than an army of Occupation
Questions are being asked as to what kind of people are recruited by police forces. Is it time for a police service that is more in harmony with the people they serve than the state that uses them to suppress the electorate with a force considered unacceptable even by occupying armies.
England’s Chief Medical Officer promises no more lockdowns
Lockdowns are unlikely to be needed again as Britain learns to treat coronavirus like flu, Prof Chris Whitty has said. England’s chief medical officer said that up to 25,000 people die in a bad flu year without anyone noticing and that accepting some Covid deaths would be the price of keeping schools and business open and allowing people to live a ‘whole life’.
Overton window
The Overton window is the range of policies politically acceptable to the mainstream population at a given time. It is also known as the window of discourse. The term is named after American policy analyst Joseph P. Overton, who stated that an idea’s political viability depends mainly on whether it falls within this range, rather than on politicians’ individual preferences. According to Overton, the window frames the range of policies that a politician can recommend without appearing too extreme to gain or keep public office given the climate of public opinion at that time.
Alicante airport nightmare as expat couple is turned around by Spanish security and put on a plane back home.
It’s no secret that Spanish authorities are planning to come down hard on British citizens over-staying the 90-day limit, but one expat couple experienced the ultimate nightmare at Alicante-Elche airport after following to the letter everything that the UK government website told them to do. Speaking exclusively to Euro Weekly News, the distraught Brits told of their distress and being shouted at by officials at Alicante airport before being unceremoniously dumped back on the same plane they arrived in on and flown back to the UK.
Alchemy or how to turn poison into nectar
If your brand has attracted only mockery and mirth then simply change the name of your brand so that bad vibes about it disappear. This appears to be the marketing strategy adopted by AstraZeneca, whose vaccines should be labelled with the skull and crossbones.
Hugh Grant Four Weddings and a Funeral for the Westminster Regime
Four Weddings and a Funeral star has condemned the hapless UK government for its handling of the coronavirus crisis on numerous occasions.
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