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The news that former Health Secretary Matt Hancock is supposedly in talks with a publisher over a book about how he won the Covid war was a red herring.
The story, now denied, hit the mainstream headlines proper at the very same time the Netherlands entered a three-week partial lockdown, the news of Austria’s lockdown for the unvaccinated was ‘officially announced’, and Germany’s health agencies began clamouring for tougher restrictions.
This is MSM subterfuge in its most base form. While the nation was busy ridiculing the man-puppet the original face of the British Government’s wicked Covid-19 response, what was perhaps the most concerning pandemic news out of Western Europe so far was thus strategically watered down.
Segregation on so-called medical grounds is finding ever firmer footing in Europe – no doubt spurred on by its increasingly successful introduction in Australia and New Zealand even in the face of huge, impassioned protests – because domestic populations remain mesmerized by only the most banal of smoke-and-mirrors stories.
This is the hyper-normalisation of medical apartheid at work, and one day soon the witless masses who permit this process to erode unchallenged the moral bedrock of their societies, shall wake up to find that it was they, not their Governments, the engineers of an all-encompassing punitive style of governance whose dystopian interventions not even the quadruple-jabbed shall ultimately be able to evade.
On home soil the supposed leak of the UKHSA’s plan to abandon all attempts at stopping the spread of SARS-CoV-2 ‘at all costs’ come springtime, using their exit-strategy named ‘Operation Rampdown’, should come as highly disconcerting and not optimistic news, in light of the madness playing out across the Channel right now.
Quite aside from the fact that we have heard all this tosh about promised freedom numerous times before and yet here we are still stuck waist-deep in the bog of Covid-19 interventions, from what we know of the 160-page dossier so far, the scaling-back of spread-control measures is limp to the point of portentous: the real question remaining just what will such controls then be replaced with?
The last 20 months have shown that when the State gives with one hand, they use the other to simultaneously cut a finger off the hand of the recipient – we, the people – and Operation Rampdown already sounds not like the yellow-brick road to freedom but the paving of the way for medical apartheid.
Ten day self-isolation is supposedly to be entirely done away with: however, in all likelihood only for those vaccinated and with up-to-date boosters. Free Covid testing is supposedly to end: a move undoubtedly designed to impose a Macron-style financial burden on the unvaccinated, as private testing firms with ties to Government break free of the pricing limitations never even enforced in the first place, and the national ‘Test and Trace’ system is purportedly to be scrapped, the billions invested set only to reveal the software’s original design-objective: universal health passports.
When Johnson talks about the ‘storm clouds gathering over Europe’ I don’t envisage the DHSC’s covid-smoke wafting our way, I see instead scope for ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdowns for the unvaccinated; given succour via the majority of people’s inability to heed the deafening alarms currently being sounded by various neighbouring EU Governments.
At present the UK population is like an infant flat on its back and staring beguiled at a revolving cot-mobile, off which dangles the likes of Matt Hancock, dog coronavirus, and a Harry Kane international hat-trick; whilst papa Johnson is busy disabling the home’s smoke alarms and opening all the windows in an attempt not to let Covid-19 out, but the far more noxious smoke of apartheid in.
Matt Hancock, the only book you would ever be capable of writing is a Where’s Wally? annual; not with the title ‘How I Won the Covid War’, but ‘How I Started the Covid War Engineered Never To Be Won’, alongside a quote from yourself, dated March 16 2020:
‘We should only use the NHS when we really need to.’
You say the war is won Mr Hancock, yet we still can’t use the NHS. Write a book about that why don’t you, then you’ll finally find yourself on the same page as the six million poor sods awaiting treatment.
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