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U.K. healthcare 9.9% GDP (2018) to 12.8%. (Up 33% in 2021).
January 04, 2022
Abdusattorov Nodirbek
Late July 1981. First week.
Steve Mirkin visits, looking like a Beach Boy.
Top floor's, corner of 4th and B.
Six-pack of 'Bud' [corn syrup/junk].
The Village Voice.
"Whad'ya wanna see Marrrk?"
How about Escape From New York.
Forty years on...
Canadian Christian Pastor Artur Pawlowski and his brother Dawid were arrested on New Year’s Day in a highway takedown for allegedly breaking a court order.
The Terrifying Imbalances In The Sexual Marketplace
Tompkins Square Park
This reintroduction of masks in classrooms is the last straw. I simply can’t see any future in which this doesn’t become an annual event, if you believe current conditions require it. As a teacher, I find this intolerable. Our pupils often leave home a little after 7 in the morning to travel by bus and return after 5pm. The winter weather does not often make it desirable to go outside. They will therefore have to wear these things for ten hours at a time, almost continuously. Three of the pupils I teach are partially deaf and they lip read. Their experience for the next few weeks will be awful, as they are denied normal interactions with their friends. More Generally, the effect on morale is draining. We are preparing them for their third winter in what seems deliberately orchestrated to feel like a state of emergency. Pupils who had barely left primary school when all this began are now preparing for GCSEs and this has been their experience for a large proportion of their lives. How are we supposed to motivate them to prepare for exams that they know may not happen? How can we ask them to look forward to a university experience that will most likely turn into a dull and expensive series of online videos? What sort of career can they look forward to if their qualifications may be assigned on the whim of their teachers and lack any credibility? Even the small pleasures and the things that make schools feel like communities are being taken away: discos, film nights, assemblies, carol concerts, expeditions. You won’t even let them see one another smiling. You have turned schools into hygienic factories and prolonged the emergency measures to a point where this feels permanent.
At what point do we accept that this is an endemic disease and that we need to move on from bizarre, largely symbolic, practices that seem disproportionately targeted at those in least danger? When do we acknowledge that we are as safe from this as we can ever be and it is not reasonable to ask people to exist like this?
Letter From a Teacher to the Conservative Party About Mask Mandates in Classrooms
Booster efficacy (or lack thereof) visualization
This video has a nice visualization of how well the booster works over time. This is based on UK government data. No surprises here: the booster is mostly helping the virus.
Steve Kirsch
Neil Oliver on Justin Trudeau.
Funeral director John O’Looney found himself in hospital just before Christmas. He had exposed the pressures put on coroners to list every death as a Covid death and how the sedative Midazolam had been implicated in many deaths at lethal levels. O’Looney had recently provided evidence in the Midazolam investigation.
Shocking Escape: Covid Whistleblower John O’Looney Abused in UK Hospital, Rescued by Friends (Interview)
Bills for laws and NYC authorities takes parental-consent over and clobbers the un-jabbed.
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The concept of a ‘mass psychosis’, an unrecognised force which is influencing humanity in its darkest hour, has been gaining traction on social media. It might provide a useful mechanism to explain how so many people could be fooled by a fake pandemic, but is it in danger of letting certain narrative kingpins and zealots off the hook?