Censor This, Mr Sunak

Desperation, according to the American clergyman Douglas Horton (1891-1968), is like stealing from the Mafia: you stand a good chance of attracting the wrong attention. Yesterday, the desperation of the UK prime minister, Rishi Sunak, was laid bare before the nation.

During an interview on national television, Mr Sunak did not get what he had bargained for. From a small audience, a Scotsman called Mr John Watt raised the issue that is strictly prevented from speaking its name: ‘COVID vaccine’ deaths and injuries. Mr Watt, one of the injured millions, spoke eloquently and forcefully; Mr Sunak squirmed; and I watched it with a mixture of anger and excitement.

On 31st January, 2024, Mr Sunak announced from the House of Commons to the nation:

‘Let me be unequivocal from this dispatch box that COVID vaccines are safe.’

If ‘safe’ means that there are only 2,500 excess deaths per week, then Mr Sunak is correct. Let this blatant lie serve as a bookmark as evidence of crimes against humanity.

Since 2021, governments have colluded with news corporations and social media behemoths by censoring inconvenient facts, which they call ‘misinformation’, ‘disinformation’ and ‘malinformation’. Despite this concerted effort, the internet has proved to be a difficult beast to tame, and rage continues to build (Figure 245.1).

Figure 245.1: The dam is breaking.

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The video clip (Figure 245.2) is less than four minutes long. Please watch and disseminate.

Figure 245.2: Mr Sunak’s body language speaks volumes. Watch his split-second, downward eye movement to the left, when the camera first pans onto him.

‘We are silenced, Rishi, on social media and everything!’ said Mr Watt.

'We are silenced! We are the most silenced people in this country!’

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I am sure that the prime minister knows that 70 per cent of the British people have been poisoned and that the subsequent cover-up is being exposed.

Desperate? You bet he is — and doubtless terrified of what might happen when the public, with nothing left to lose, inevitably demands justice. My guess is that, after he loses the forthcoming general election, perhaps in May, he and all the other experimental drug-pushers will make themselves scarce.

As Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) is often quoted as having said:

‘When the people fear the government, that’s tyranny;

when the government fears the people, that’s freedom.’

What the Covidian criminals need is a major distraction to divert public attention.

A world war, perhaps?

Copyright © 2024 Paul Spradbery