Again, we see the trickery of the media in slowly climbing down from the fear-porn they've been spouting for two years.
One would suspect that if Governmental advice was science-driven, well-established outlets would be used to get the
message out and in the UK, the BBC is generally accepted as 'well-established' considering it was created and funded
by the UK Government.
Yet in this article, the BBC have an article based on an interview from PM Boris Johnson with The Sun newspaper!
Journalists talking to Journalists and the public believing it. Remember, Boris Johnson is a Journalist.
(Link to Sun Article)
One would suspect that if Governmental advice was science-driven, well-established outlets would be used to get the
message out and in the UK, the BBC is generally accepted as 'well-established' considering it was created and funded
by the UK Government.
Yet in this article, the BBC have an article based on an interview from PM Boris Johnson with The Sun newspaper!
Journalists talking to Journalists and the public believing it. Remember, Boris Johnson is a Journalist.
Quote:Covid: Ministers watch data as studies say Omicron risk lowerArchived BBC Article:
'The UK government says it is monitoring Covid data after early studies found the Omicron variant may cause milder
illness than the Delta variant. Scientists said the findings are good news but warned a big wave of cases could still
overwhelm the NHS.
The UK reported more than 100,000 new daily infections for the first time on Wednesday.
New rules have been set out in Wales and Northern Ireland but no further curbs have been announced in England.
Boris Johnson has ruled out any changes before Christmas.
If no further changes are announced for after Christmas it will leave England out of step with the other nations of the UK
-which have all announced further measures to kick in from Boxing Day.
The prime minister has warned the variant "continues to surge across the country faster than anything we have seen before".
In an article for the Sun he urged people to take "extra special care" to protect themselves and their families against Covid
this Christmas...'
(Link to Sun Article)
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