Today
is the 75th anniversary of VE (Victory in Europe) Day. I remember being in
London for the 50th, in 1995. I was standing right at the gates of Buckingham
Palace (Figure 133.1) when H.M. The Queen, Queen Elizabeth The Queen
Mother (1900-2002) and Princess Margaret (1930-2002) appeared on the palace
balcony. The Mall was awash with Union Flags. Spitfires and Lancaster Bombers
flew overhead. Vera Lynn sang to a hundred thousand people, all basking in the
Bank Holiday sunshine, giving thanks to a brave, victorious generation, and celebrating
the simple fact of having been born British and free.
This
2020 May Day Bank Holiday is different. Something very odd is going on. More and more scientists are stating with confidence that the COVID-19 virus
is, as I initially suspected, a bio-engineered entity. The esteemed molecular
biologist Dr Judy Michowitz (Figure 133.2) has pointed out that it would have taken 800 years for
its unusual genetic structure to have occurred naturally, if at all. Hence, that particular truth is out.
Figure 133.2: An incredible interview (26 min) with Dr Judy Michowitz was banned by Youtube. It can, for now, be viewed here:
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Despite the virus having been bio-engineered, reputable sources, including Stanford University,
estimate the mortality rate to be no greater than 0.26%. For under-70s, the figure drops to 0.04%. Only the elderly and
chronically ill are at risk. (Slightly increased susceptibility for blacks and
Asians could be either genetic or because of dark skin failing to synthesize sufficient
vitamin D in a temperate climate.)
De facto
house arrest makes no sense – for health, social and economic reasons. It
cannot, surely, be persisting as a result of incompetence alone. We were told that lockdown
would end as soon as the mortality data curve had been flattened. That was, evidently, yet another lie. Why
are death statistics being systematically inflated? To justify a prolonged
lockdown? I believe so. Lastly, why have random sampling antibody data not been
published? Because the test is unreliable? Hardly. Other countries have reliable
testing, and our laboratories are second to none. The answer is simple: if the
(true) data were made public, they would show, beyond doubt, that the draconian decisions made
by government, on the basis of advice given by the hypocritical charlatan Neil Ferguson, were disgracefully flawed.
We are, therefore, entitled to ask: is this hysterical overreaction in fact a pretext for a society with increased State surveillance, future
restrictions to freedom of assembly, the abolition of cash, compulsory
vaccinations and micro-chipping, and further massive bail-outs for corrupt
banks – all of which would otherwise be unacceptable to the public?
Whatever
the ulterior motives, I am sad today. Life is for living, enjoying,
experiencing and being at liberty to do our own risk assessments. There never
was a valid rationale for incarcerating an entire healthy population,
particularly as the lockdown will give rise to more deaths and illnesses, both
physical and psychological, in the long term.
So,
get out into the sunshine. Ditch the irrational, State-induced fear, and give a
good old-fashioned two-fingered British salute to those that purport to
represent us, yet care only for our votes and basic utility. To hell with
scientifically-illiterate politicians, bought-and-paid-for academics, and those
opportunistic Little Hitlers oozing from their domestic slime to snitch on
their neighbours. I am going for yet another joyride along back roads running
through fields lined with cow parsley, where cabbage white butterflies flutter above carpets of uncut grass and endless
dandelion clocks. I have been apprehended by police twice in the last fortnight
and expect a third encounter to occur before the lockdown is lifted. To hell
with them too.
In
Cormac McCarthy’s 2005 novel, No Country for Old Men, Deputy Wendell
says: ‘This is turning into a hell of a mess, ain’t it, Sheriff?’
The
sheriff replies: ‘Well, if it ain’t, it’ll do until a mess gets here.’
Enjoy
the social and economic depression, folks. It will be along soon enough.
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© 2020 Paul Spradbery
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