2022 will be a tumultuous struggle between good and evil

Niall McCrae

While we enjoy a festive reprieve with our families. the covid regime is ratcheting up. The propaganda of fear is escalating again, and scapegoating of the unvaccinated is getting shriller. Now the government has announced door-to-door visits to target refuseniks. NHS staff, like the care home workers, face dismissal if they don’t get jabbed. Vaccine passports will be the ‘new normal’, as they are already in Wales and Scotland. Be in no doubt: life in the UK is destined to go the same way as Austria, Germany and Israel, en route to the social credit system operating in communist China. A virus was merely the pretext for this technocratic coup.

2022 will be a tumultuous year, a titanic struggle between the forces of good and evil.  Can the minions resist the militaristic might of the New World Order?

Everyone who cherishes liberty, truth and justice must make stand. According to a popular lamp-post sticker, ‘you cannot comply your way out of tyranny’. Correct, but that is trying to persuade ‘normies’ who are too far gone. It is aimed at the good boys and girls who think of their obedience as virtue, who queue up for their boosters then boast about it afterwards, who get tested regularly and who always wear their masks in town.

We may not get through to Karens, but we need to talk about Kevins too. I mean the blokes who don’t really believe there’s a deadly pandemic or that the vaccines do any good, but they put their feet up and watch the football on the box with a tin of beer.  When are you going to speak out? Millions of frogs, who know that their government is lying to them, are slowly being boiled alive.

Then there’s the Stand in the Park crowd. Many good activists attend these gatherings but there are also those who have never stepped beyond this support group. Are you going to hide forever? If you are really concerned for the plight of society, you should make two new year resolutions for 2022. First, publicly declare your opposition to the tyranny.  Second, do something practical. We can each make a contribution, whether it’s handing out leaflets, holding yellow boards by the roadside or writing to schools about jabbing kids.

It is time for influential figures to emphatically renounce the regime. The likes of Claire Fox, who urged people to desist from comparisons to the Nazis or to see something sinister in the slogan ‘build back better’, must accept that they were wrong, and that so-called conspiracy theorists were right. We need the presence of household names at rallies, and they should not preface their oratory with apologetic remarks about not being an ‘anti-vaxxer’.

We need to see well-known sceptics lead by example. Protests are likely to be suppressed by the new policing legislation, and we must attend in large numbers not despite but because of this authoritarianism.

So in 2022 there must be no more prevaricating, no more caution. If you are worried about being seen at a protest, you need to man up. Either you support freedom or you are unwittingly going to bed at the darkness of noon.