Further Reading

Tuesday 15 June 2021

Cue lies – No, massive whoppers: ‘The chart that cost us freedom: PM pushes unlocking to July 19 but vows it will be ‘terminal point’ after Whitty reveals 61% spike in north-west hospital cases and scientists warn India variant is up to 80% more infectious and may cause 500 deaths a DAY’. The same liars – the same bullshit to enslave you

 Sounds like a horror story or a script from a simulation; oh it is a simulation. The 500 deaths a day will be as a result of the vaccination and not an imaginary variant. That's if their BULLSHIT has any truth to it. They have a computer simulation that pumps out the bullshit like a cow dropping its doo doo on the grass in a field.

Kids break up for their Summer holidays soon. An extra four weeks gives the sinister gang more time to sterilise the kids iwth their deady jab.

[David Icke]: Boris Johnson tonight dramatically delayed ‘Freedom Day’ by another four weeks to prevent up to 500 deaths a day after scientists warned the Indian variant could be 80 per cent more infectious.

Giving the bad news at a Downing Street briefing, the PM defied fury from Tory MPs and the hospitality industry to insisted he cannot press ahead until more people (THE CHILDREN - MJ) are double-jabbed. He said the disease cannot be ‘eliminated’ and the country will have to learn to ‘live with it’. But he said he needed to ‘give the NHS a few more crucial weeks’. 

‘I think it is sensible to wait a little longer,’ he said. ‘Now is the time to ease off the accelerator.’  However, Mr Johnson added that he viewed the new date as a ‘terminal point’ for lockdown, with all restrictions able to be lifted for good.  

The shift came after Government experts told the premier that the Indian – or Delta strain – is far more transmissible than the Kent version, while single doses of vaccines are thought to be less effective in countering it. Allowing the relaxation in England could put millions of people who have yet to have a jab at risk, as well as those who have only had one dose and elderly people who remain vulnerable.

Chief medic Chris Whitty, flanking the PM as usual alongside Sir Patrick Vallance, told the briefing that hospitalisations had risen 61 per cent in the North West in just a week. ‘The assessment of risk has fundamentally shifted,’ he said. 

The move means that current rules will essentially remain in place until July 19 – with social distancing in force in bars and restaurants, and the edict to work from home where possible staying.