Coronavirus - Take two - Action!

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It's becoming tiresome, but here's another example of how a flu became a tool for political gain.
The possible reasons or theories are many, however I'm sure the gain of money is a major part of it.

Whether one thinks it's major pharmaceutical companies funding the ringing of the plague bell to enhance their profits
or governmental overreach to bask in their mandated social-control, if a plan is adhered to, then it should be followed to
the letter to make sure the 'victim' of such control would struggle to accumulate rational evidence for doubt.
To not do so, would create confusion, division and eventually, rebellion.

Here we have the excuse political figures employed to explain why the rules don't apply to them due to their job-status
being applied to people working in the UK's National Health Service.
One can only hope the virus can distinguish between a nurse and a plumber!

Covid: Double-jabbed NHS staff could avoid isolation if service under pressure


Stock photo of Death Rooms.

'Some fully vaccinated frontline NHS staff in England will be allowed to carry on working if exposed to someone with Covid,
the government has said, amid concerns over employee shortages. Staff, including social care, will be exempted from isolating
in "exceptional circumstances", when absences could lead to a "significant risk of harm".

They will need to show a negative PCR test and take daily lateral flow tests. It comes amid a surge in cases and a rise in people
told to self-isolate...'

It's a sad day when the legacy media still uses the idea that cases equates to death.

'More than 500,000 alerts telling people to quarantine were sent by the NHS Covid-19 app in England and Wales in the first week
of July, with supermarkets among the latest businesses to say they may have to cut opening hours or shut shops due to a lack of staff.
Those "pinged" by the app are advised to self-isolate for 10 days, but those contacted by NHS Test and Trace in England via text,
email or phone can be fined if they do not self-isolate.

The Department of Health and Social Care says the measure is being introduced to "alleviate pressure on NHS and social care
services". The exemption will apply to both staff who have been contacted by NHS Test and Trace and those advised to self-isolate
by the app...'

A machine that once was a telephone and then became a camera is now your medical monitor. It's time to sever the link between
you and those who wish to control you.

'Health Secretary Sajid Javid said: "As we learn to live with this virus, it's important that we ensure frontline staff can keep providing
the best possible care and support to people up and down the country. "These new rules will fortify our collective defences against
this awful virus, by allowing fully vaccinated frontline NHS and social care staff to continue to work when needed."

The qualifying criteria will be determined on a case-by-case basis following a risk assessment, the government said.
Dr Jenny Harries, UK Health Security Agency chief executive, said guidance had been issued for situations "where there is a
significant risk to health or safety resulting from staff absence or a critical service cannot run"...'

BBC:

For thee, but not for me... sometimes!


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Oh... and here's a lovely conversation aired on television on the morning of the UK''s 'Freedom Day'. The weekly show
is called 'Good Morning Britain (GMB) and was once hosted by the irascible Piers Morgan. It's supposed to provide that
rare neutral commodity called 'news', but fashions it as entertaining.

The show's regular medical expert, dubious 'Doctor' Hilary was discussing (as if we're supposed to believe this is all ad-lib!)
with one of the programme's anchors about his concerns of the Government dropping the restrictions during this recent
flu problem.

Doctor Hilary is a consummate provocateur with his narrative and can often enhance ratings for a entertainment show that
has a dwindling audience due to the poor performances. He recently advised those going on holiday abroad to wear a
face-mask whilst in the sea.


In this conversation, the handsome ass-hole hits every branch of the fear-porn tree, but fucks-up at the end.


A genuine chat between two Presenters whilst on air... honestly! A Pharma-shill and some bimbo.

'...But 50-year-old Susanna played devil's advocate, sharing her joy that teens who turned 18 in lockdown were finally able
to go into a nightclub for the first time.

Hilary replied: "There are people who want to do that, people who want to take holidays… And all the doctors and scientists
who understand contagious disease are saying it's too much too soon.
"So I can understand both sides of the argument - we've got rising numbers of cases.

"In every other situation, if you have a contagious disease, which infects people, makes them ill, causes long Covid in a third
of people, has symptoms, causes greater hospitalisations… That is not the time to ease restrictions across the board, it really
isn't."

But Susanna hit back: "Except, people would say other contagious diseases don't have restrictions - when there's flu we don't
shut down nightclubs."

Hilary wasn't having it - correcting that we do "have restrictions" for several illnesses - including "measles, Ebola, and whooping
cough".

His ITV colleague argued: "We don't have restrictions, we have vaccinations."
The TV medic refused to back down, telling Susanna: "We mustn't put too much faith in vaccinations - 90% protection is afforded
by two jabs, millions haven't had two jabs.

"Also, 10s of thousands don't respond to jabs, or the jabs don't work, so there are millions still there who will get Covid."

He went on to quote a report from other experts, which labelled Freedom Day a "murderous and irresponsible experiment"...'

The Scottish Sun:

And there it is in the second-from-last quote, the validity of the injection cure. It might work, it doesn't work and it doesn't stop
the virus. But using scary words like 'murderous' might... might improve the show's ratings!