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Crisis, What Crisis? Hypocrisy and Public Health in the UK

Rising agrochemical crisis dwarfing the covid narrative

Rosemary Mason & Colin Todhunter

On 12 March 2020, British PM Boris Johnson, referring to COVID-19, informed the public:

We’ve all got to be clear; this is the worst public health crisis for a generation.

Since that time, we have seen lockdowns, an ongoing government-backed fear campaign, fundamental rights being stripped away, dissent censored, inflated COVID-19 death numbers and the use of a flawed PCR test to label perfectly healthy individuals as COVID-19 ‘cases’ in order to fit the narrative of a ‘second wave’.

But, just for a moment, consider an alternative scenario…

The government is extremely worried about a substance that could be contributing to a spiralling public health crisis that has been decades in the making. It has been detected in food and in urine. The government has therefore decided to carry out mass urine testing. It has found millions of ‘cases’.

The more it tests, the more ‘cases’ it finds. The government and the media promote the message we are all at risk and should get tested. Hundreds of millions of pounds have been spent to allow for the testing of the entire population.

All cafes, pubs, restaurants and food stores are locked down, aside from those designated to sell only food that is regarded as ‘safe’ by the government. All weddings, parties and get-togethers are banned because contaminated food might be passed around.

Severe restrictions are put in place because this ‘stuff’ is in the air, water, plants, animals, grains, vegetables and meats. And it is in beer and wine, children’s breakfast cereal and snack bars and even in our vaccines. Everyone is under virtual house arrest until this public health crisis is addressed.

Daily government briefings are held on TV with the PM and health officials in attendance. The PM tells everyone that this thing is linked to various conditions, including obesity, depression, Alzheimer’s, ADHD, autism, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, brain, breast and prostate cancer, miscarriage, birth defects and declining sperm counts.

Imagine that scenario. But the substance being referred to is very real. It is heavily associated with all the conditions mentioned and is present in our urine and food. But the government does nothing. It does not just do nothing but actively facilitates the marketing of this substance and collude with its manufacturers.

And the name of this ‘stuff’? Glyphosate, the world’s most widely used herbicide. The main culprit – Monsanto’s Roundup. But it is not just glyphosate. It is the cocktail of agricultural chemicals that have been in use for decades.

The real public health crisis

Earlier this year, in a 29-page open letter to Fiona Godlee, editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal, environmentalist Dr Rosemary Mason spent 11 pages documenting the spiralling rates of disease that she says (supported by numerous research studies cited) are largely the result of exposure to health-damaging agrochemicals, including glyphosate-based herbicides.

The amount of glyphosate-based herbicide sprayed by UK farmers on crops has gone from 226,762 kg in 1990 to 2,240,408 kg in 2016, a 10-fold increase. In her letter, Mason discussed links between multiple pesticide residues (including glyphosate) in food and steady increases in the number of cancers both in the UK as well as allergic diseases, chronic kidney disease, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, obesity and many other conditions.

Agrochemicals are a major contributory factor for the spikes in these diseases and conditions. This is the real public health crisis affecting the UK. Each year, there are steady increases in the numbers of new cancers in the UK and increases in deaths from the same cancers, with treatments not making any difference to the numbers.

While there is much talk of the coronavirus placing immense strain on an underfunded NHS, the health service is already creaking. And people’s immune systems are already strongly compromised due to what Mason outlines. But do we see a ‘lockdown’ on the activities of the global agrochemical conglomerates? Not at all.

We see governments and public health bodies working hand in glove with the agrochemicals manufacturers to ensure ‘business as usual’.

It might seem strange to many that the UK government is seemingly going out of its way (by stripping people of their freedoms) under the guise of a public health crisis but is all too willing to oversee a massive, ongoing one caused by the chemical pollution of our bodies.

Unlike COVID-19, this is a ‘silent’ crisis that actually does affect all sections of the population and causes immense widespread suffering. It is silent because the mainstream media and various official reports in the UK have consistently ignored or downplayed the role of pesticides in fuelling this situation.

Hundreds of lawsuits are pending against Bayer in the US, filed by people alleging that exposure to Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide caused them or their loved ones to develop non-Hodgkin lymphoma and that Monsanto covered up the risks (Roundup is linked to cancers of the bone, colon, kidney, liver, melanoma, pancreas and thyroid).

The WHO International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has declared glyphosate as a 2A carcinogen. In 2017, in a public hearing in Brussels, Dr Christopher Portier and Dr Kate Guyton defended IARC’s position. Portier drew attention to the significance of statistically significant tumour findings that had not been discussed in any of the existing reviews on glyphosate.

Portier concluded that as the regulatory bodies, the European Food Safety Authority and the European Chemicals Agency’s analyses were scientifically flawed. These organisations had also used industry studies that were not in the public domain for ‘reasons of commercial confidentiality’ to support their case that glyphosate was not carcinogenic.

Mason has written numerous open letters to officials citing reams of statistical data to support the contention that agrochemicals, especially Monsanto’s glyphosate-based Roundup, have devastated the natural environment and have also led to spiralling rates of illness and disease, not least among children.

Regulators around the world have falsely assumed that it is safe to use pesticides at industrial scales across landscapes and the effects of dosing whole regions with chemicals have been largely ignored.

A report delivered to the UN Human Rights Council, says that pesticides have catastrophic impacts on the environment, human health and society as a whole.

Authored by Hilal Elver, UN special rapporteur on the right to food, and Baskut Tuncak, UN special rapporteur on toxics, the report states:

Chronic exposure to pesticides has been linked to cancer, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, hormone disruption, developmental disorders and sterility.

The authors argue:

While scientific research confirms the adverse effects of pesticides, proving a definitive link between exposure and human diseases or conditions or harm to the ecosystem presents a considerable challenge. This challenge has been exacerbated by a systematic denial, fuelled by the pesticide and agro-industry, of the magnitude of the damage inflicted by these chemicals and aggressive, unethical marketing tactics.

Elver says: 

The power of the corporations over governments and over the scientific community is extremely important. If you want to deal with pesticides, you have to deal with the companies.

Tuncak states:

Paediatricians have referred to childhood exposure to pesticides as creating a “silent pandemic” of disease and disability. Exposure in pregnancy and childhood is linked to birth defects, diabetes and cancer. Because a child’s developing body is more sensitive to exposure than adults and takes in more of everything – relative to their size, children eat, breathe and drink much more than adults – they are particularly vulnerable to these toxic chemicals.

According to Tuncak, increasing evidence shows that even at “low” doses of childhood exposure, irreversible health impacts can result. But most victims cannot prove the cause of their disability or disease, limiting our ability to hold those responsible to account.

He concludes:

The overwhelming reliance of regulators on industry-funded studies, the exclusion of independent science from assessments and the confidentiality of studies relied upon by authorities must change.

The authors were severely critical of the global corporations that manufacture pesticides, accusing them of the “systematic denial of harms”, “aggressive, unethical marketing tactics” and heavy lobbying of governments which has “obstructed reforms and paralysed global pesticide restrictions”.

Way back in 1962, Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring raised the red flag about the use of harmful synthetic pesticides; yet, despite the warnings, the agrochemical giants have ever since been poisoning humans and the planet, raking in enormous profits.

Michael McCarthy, writer and naturalist, says that three generations of industrialised farming with a vast tide of poisons pouring over the land year after year after year since the end of the Second World War is the true price of pesticide-based agriculture, which society has for so long blithely accepted.

Power is now increasingly concentrated in the hands of a handful of transnational agribusiness corporations which put profit and market control ahead of food security, health and nutrition and biodiversity. Due to their political influence and financial clout, these companies are waging a chemical warfare on nature and people, while seeking to convince us that their model of agriculture – based on proprietary seeds and chemicals – is essential for feeding a burgeoning global population.

Consider that none of the more than 400 pesticides that have been authorised in the UK have been tested for long-term actions on the brain: in the foetus, in children or in adults.

Theo Colborn’s crucial research in the early 1990s showed that endocrine disrupters (EDCs) were changing humans and the environment, but this research was ignored by officials. Glyphosate is an EDC and a nervous system disrupting chemical.

In the book published in 1996 ‘Our Stolen Future: How Man-made Chemicals are Threatening our Fertility, Intelligence and Survival’ Colborn and colleagues revealed the full horror of what was happening to the world as a result of contamination with EDCs. There was emerging scientific research about how a wide range of these chemicals can disrupt delicate hormone systems in humans. These systems play a critical role in processes ranging from human sexual development to behaviour, intelligence and the functioning of the immune system.

In addition to glyphosate, EDCs include polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). DDT, chlordane, lindane, aldrin, dieldrin, endrin, toxaphene, heptachlor, dioxin, atrazine and dacthal.

In 2007, 25 experts in environmental health from 11 countries (including from the UK) met on the Faroes and contributed to this statement:

The periods of embryonic, foetal and infant development are remarkably susceptible to environmental hazards. Toxic exposures to chemical pollutants during these windows of increased susceptibility can cause disease and disability in infants, children and across the entire span of human life.

The Department of Health’s School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme (SFVS) has residues of 123 different pesticides that impact the gut microbiome. Obesity is associated with low diversity of bacteria in the microbiome and glyphosate adversely affects or destroys much of the beneficial bacteria. Roundup (and other biocides) is linked to gross obesity, neuropsychiatric disorders and other chronic diseases, which are all on the rise and adversely impact brain development in children and adolescents.

Moreover, type 2 diabetes is associated with being very overweight. According to NHS data, almost four in five of 715 children suffering from it were also obese.

Graham MacGregor, a professor of cardiovascular health at Queen Mary University of London who is also the chair of the campaign group Action on Sugar, says:

Type 2 diabetes is a disaster for the child and their family and for the NHS. If a child gets type 2 diabetes, it’s condemning them to a lot of complications of that condition, such as blindness, amputations and kidney disease.

He went on to explain that we are in a crisis and that the government does not seem to be taking action. UK obesity levels now exceed those of the US.

The human microbiome is of vital importance to human health yet it is under chemical attack. Glyphosate disrupts the shikimate pathway within these gut bacteria and is a strong chelator of essential minerals.

Many key neurotransmitters are located in the gut. Aside from affecting the functioning of major organs, these transmitters affect our moods and thinking. There is strong evidence that gut bacteria can have a direct physical impact on the brain.

Dr Michael Antoniou of King’s College London has found that Roundup herbicide and its active ingredient glyphosate cause a dramatic increase in the levels of two substances, shikimic acid and 3-dehydroshikimic acid, in the gut, which are a direct indication that the EPSPS enzyme of the shikimic acid pathway has been severely inhibited. Roundup and glyphosate affected the microbiome at all dose levels tested, causing shifts in bacterial populations.

A quarter of all food and over a third of fruit and vegetables consumed in the UK contain pesticide cocktails, with some items containing traces of up to 14 different pesticides. The industry (for it is the industry that does the testing, on behalf of regulators) only tests one pesticide at a time, whereas farmers spray a cocktail of pesticides.

Ian Boyd, the former Chief Scientific Adviser to Defra, says pesticides, once they have been authorised, are never reviewed.

Glyphosate is distributed to every organ of the body and has multiple actions: it is an herbicide, an antibiotic, a fungicide, an antiprotozoal, an organic phosphonate, a growth regulator, a toxicant, a virulence enhancer and is persistent in the soil. It chelates (captures) and washes out the following minerals: boron, calcium, cobalt, copper, iron, potassium, magnesium, manganese, nickel and zinc.

In a paper published in King’s Law Journal –  ‘The Chemical Anthropocene: Glyphosate as a Case Study of Pesticide Exposures’ – the authors Alessandra Arcuri and Yogi Hale Hendlin state:

As the science against glyphosate safety mounts and lawsuits threaten its chemical manufacture’s profits, the next generation of GMO crops are being keyed to the pesticide dicamba, sold commercially as XtendiMax® – and poised to be the next glyphosate. Regulatory agencies have historically been quick to approve products but slow to reconsider regulations after the decades of accumulated harms become apparent.

They add that the entrenched asymmetries between public and ecological health and fast-to-market new chemicals is exacerbated by the seeming lack of institutionalised precautionary policies.

Britain and the US are in the midst of a barely reported public health crisis. These countries are experiencing not merely a slowdown in life expectancy, which in many other rich countries is continuing to lengthen, but the start of an alarming increase in death rates across all our populations, men and women alike. People are needlessly dying early.

Research by US-based EWG found glyphosate residues on popular oat cereals, oatmeal, granola and snack bars. Almost 75% of the 45 samples tested had glyphosate levels higher than what EWG scientists consider protective of children’s health with an adequate margin of safety. Disturbing levels of such residues have been detected in the UK too.

There are shockingly high levels of weed killer in UK breakfast cereals. After testing these cereals at the Health Research Institute in Iowa, Dr Fagan, director of the centre, said:

These results are consistently concerning. The levels consumed in a single daily helping of any one of these cereals, even the one with the lowest level of contamination, is sufficient to put the person’s glyphosate levels above the levels that cause fatty liver disease in rats (and likely in people).

Glyphosate also causes epigenetic changes in humans and animals: diseases skip a generation. Washington State University researchers have found a variety of diseases and other health problems in the second- and third-generation offspring of rats exposed to glyphosate. In the first study of its kind, the researchers saw descendants of exposed rats developing prostate, kidney and ovarian diseases, obesity and birth abnormalities.

Writing in the journal Scientific Reports, the researchers say they saw “dramatic increases” in several pathologies affecting the second and third generations. The second generation had “significant increases” in testis, ovary and mammary gland diseases as well as obesity. In third-generation males, the researchers saw a 30% incidence of prostate disease — three times the rate of a control population. The third generation of females had a 40% incidence of kidney disease, or four times the rate of the controls.

More than one-third of the second-generation mothers had unsuccessful pregnancies, with most of those affected dying. Two out of five males and females in the third generation were obese.

Researchers call this phenomenon “generational toxicology” and they have seen it over the years in fungicides, pesticides, jet fuel, the plastics compound bisphenol A, the insect repellent DEET and the herbicide atrazine. At work are epigenetic changes that turn genes on and off, often because of environmental influences.

A study published in February 2019 found glyphosate increased the risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma by as much as 41%. A Washington State University study published in December 2019 found state residents living close to areas subject to treatments with the herbicide are one-third more likely to die an early death from Parkinson’s disease.

Robert F Kennedy Jr, one of the attorney’s fighting Bayer (which has bought Monsanto) in the US courts, has explained that for four decades Monsanto manoeuvred to conceal Roundup’s carcinogenicity by capturing regulatory agencies, corrupting public officials, bribing scientists and engaging in scientific fraud to delay its day of reckoning. He says that Monsanto also faces cascading scientific evidence linking glyphosate to a constellation of other injuries that have become prevalent since its introduction, including obesity, depression, Alzheimer’s, ADHD, autism, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, brain, breast and prostate cancer, miscarriage, birth defects and declining sperm counts.

Moreover, strong science suggests glyphosate is the culprit in the exploding epidemics of celiac disease, colitis, gluten sensitivities, diabetes and non-alcoholic liver cancer which, for the first time, is attacking children as young as 10.

And yet, as Mason has described in her work, the UK government had colluded with Monsanto for many years.

Boris Johnson, in his first speech to parliament as PM, said:

Let’s start now to liberate the UK’s extraordinary bioscience sector from anti-genetic modification rules…

This could mean the irresponsible introduction of genetically modified Roundup Ready food crops to the UK, which would see the amount of glyphosate in British food reaching new levels (levels which are already disturbing).

So much for protecting public health.

Government collusion

David Cameron appointed Michael Pragnell, founder of Syngenta and former Chairman of CropLife International, to the board of Cancer Research UK (CRUK) in 2010. He became Chairman in 2011. At one time or another, CropLife International´s member list has included BASF, Bayer CropScience, Dow AgroSciences, DuPont, FMC Corp, Monsanto, Sumitomo and Syngenta. Many of these make their own formulated glyphosate.

Syngenta is a member of the European Glyphosate Task Force, which sought to renew (and succeeded in renewing) European glyphosate registration. Not surprisingly, the CRUK website denies that there is any link between pesticides and cancer.

In February 2019, at a Brexit meeting on the UK chemicals sector, UK regulators and senior officials from government departments listened to the priorities of the Bayer Crop Science Division. During the meeting (Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum Keynote Seminar: Priorities for UK chemicals sector – challenges, opportunities and the future for regulation post-Brexit), Janet Williams, head of regulatory science at Bayer Crop Science Division, made her priorities for agricultural chemical manufacturers known.

Dave Bench was also a speaker. Bench is a senior scientist at the UK Chemicals, Health and Safety Executive and director of the agency’s EU exit plan and has previously stated that the regulatory system for pesticides is robust and balances the risks of pesticides against the benefits to society.

That statement was merely for public consumption and the benefit of the agrochemical industry. The industry (for it is the industry that does the testing, on behalf of regulators) only tests one pesticide at a time, whereas farmers spray a cocktail of pesticides.

But such is the British government’s willingness to protect pesticide companies that it is handing agrochemical giants BASF and Bayer enormous pay-outs of Covid-19 support cash. The announcement came just weeks after Bayer shareholders voted to pay £2.75 billion in dividends. The fact that Bayer then went on to receive £600 million from the government speaks volumes of where the government’s priorities lie.

In Mason’s report, ‘Why Does Bayer Crop Science Control Chemicals in Brexit Britain’, she states that Bayer is having secret meetings with the British government to determine which agrochemicals are to be used after Brexit once Britain is ‘free’ of EU restrictions and becomes as deregulated as the US.

Such collusion comes as little surprise as the government’s ‘strategy for UK life sciences’ is already dependent on funding from pharmaceutical corporations and the pesticides industry.

Syngenta’s parent company was in 2010 AstraZeneca. At that time, Syngenta and AstraZeneca were represented on the UK Advisory Committee on Pesticides and the Committee on Toxicity of Chemicals in Foods, Consumer Products and the Environment. The founder of Syngenta, Michael Pragnell, was the Chairman of Cancer Research UK (CRUK) from 2011-2017. CRUK started by giving money (£450 million a year) to the Government’s Strategy for UK Life Sciences and AstraZeneca provided 22 compounds to academic research to develop medicines. AstraZeneca manufactured six different anti-cancer drugs mainly aimed at breast and prostate cancer.

It seems like a highly profitable and cosy relationship between the agrochemical and pharmaceuticals sectors and the government at the expense of public health.

***

In finishing, let us take a brief look at the Washington-based International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI). Its members have occupied key positions on EU and UN regulatory panels. It is, however, an industry lobby group that masquerades as a scientific health charity.

The ILSI describes its mission as “pursuing objectivity, clarity and reproducibility” to “benefit the public good”. But researchers from the University of Cambridge, Bocconi University in Milan and the US Right to Know campaign assessed over 17,000 pages of documents under US freedom of information laws to present evidence of influence peddling.

ILSI Vice-President, Prof Alan Boobis, is currently the Chairman of the UK Committee on Toxicity of Chemicals in Food, Consumer Products and the Environment (CoT).

He was directly responsible for authorising chemicals such as glyphosate, chlorothalonil, clothianidin and chlorpyrifos that are impacting human health and creating a crisis in biodiversity. His group and others have authorised glyphosate repeatedly. He and David Coggon, the previous Chairman of CoT (2008-2015), were appointed as experts on Science Advice for Policy by European Academies (SAPEA), a group allied with the agrochemical industry and is fighting for higher pesticide exposure.

The reality of the agrochemical industry is masked by well-funded public relations machinery. The industry subverts official agencies and regulatory bodies and supports prolific lobby organisations and (‘public scientists’) which masquerade as neutral institutions.

And for the record, it is possible to farm productively and profitably without the use of synthetic agrochemicals – and to achieve food security. For instance, see the article ‘A Skeptical Farmer’s Monster Message on Profitability’ based on one US farmers journey from chemical-dependent farming to organic on his 8,000-acre farm (discussed on the AgWeb site) or ‘The Untold Success Story of Agroecology in Africa’ in the journal Development (2015). From the Tigray region of Ethiopia to various high-level (UN) reports that have recommended agroecology there are many examples, too many to discuss here.

***

The UK government says it cares so much about the nation’s health (the infection mortality rate for COVID-19 appears to be similar to those of a bad seasonal flu) but has presided over and facilitated a genuine public health crisis for years. And it is now pumping billions of pounds of public money into a track, trace and test regime when it could have used it to boost overall NHS capacity; remember when the government stated that the initial lockdown was implemented to protect the NHS?

In fact, the government is spending the equivalent of 77% of the NHS annual revenue budget on an “unevaluated, underdesigned national programme leading to an insufficiently supported intervention – in many cases for the wrong people” says a recent editorial in the BMJ.

In the meantime, it is investing heavily in a (possibly mandatory) vaccine that based on the design of the trials – according to a recent article in the same journal – may have no discernible impact on saving lives or preventing serious outcomes or the transmission spread of infection.

Readers can access all Rosemary Mason’s reports on the academia.edu site

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Researcher
Researcher
Nov 21, 2020 2:42 AM

Thank you for this article.

If they cared about public health they would have done something about the toxicity we are constantly being exposed to unnecessarily.

It’s absurd that anyone would believe that governments care about people’s health or welfare. Or a “virus”.

They are managing populations for the controllers who view humans as commodities to be exploited for profit and then disposed of as they see appropriate.

Neilie
Neilie
Nov 21, 2020 1:47 AM

Wow. That’s all I can say.

Voxi Pop
Voxi Pop
Nov 20, 2020 8:04 PM

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John
John
Nov 20, 2020 4:22 PM

 UN Human Rights Council tells all. I don’t buy anything the UN sells.

mikael
mikael
Nov 20, 2020 1:59 PM

Yeah, there you have it, and the problem is again the same as in the Convid scam, an incestious relationship between corpRats and prestitutes aka the MSM, and the corruption of politics, its the same as in Agw, witch for me is another hughe enemy of sanity. I fear that this debate witch is more vitale and could have an much larger impact on our life, prosperity and health than anything else is been deliberatly drowned by other issues, like 2+2= 4 is racistic. Ugh. I also have been saying for years, one thing is the land, the second thing witch is equally important is the oceans, this is been overlooked to such an extent that just starting to write something is diddicould because the ramification and the scale of it is so wast, like the agri poisioning, that if you say something to people they go black, and their… Read more »

legit not spam
legit not spam
Nov 20, 2020 12:54 PM

I don’t want chemicals anywhere but.. How does glyphosate exist in the foods ? Glyphosate is a systemic herbicide that will kill any plant it comes into contact with – unless it is some GMO crop. So, non-GMO veg should not have glyphosate in it, or on it.

Unless the glyphosate was used to clear the area of weeds before planting the crop, and residual glyphosate in the soil is taken up by the roots of the crop plants, which I don’t think is the case? If glyphosate entered the crop in any way it would damage it, right?

Paul Vonharnish
Paul Vonharnish
Nov 20, 2020 2:03 PM
Reply to  legit not spam

Hello legit not spam: There are thousands of published articles and research papers devoted to the poisonous and lethal properties of industrial herbicides and pesticides. The page linked below is loaded with references to peer reviewed information.

From Stephanie Seneff’s – Home Page:

In recent years, Dr. Seneff has focused her research interests back towards biology. She is concentrating mainly on the relationship between nutrition and health. Since 2011, she has published over two dozen papers in various medical and health-related journals on topics such as modern day diseases (e.g., Alzheimer, autism, cardiovascular diseases), analysis and search of databases of drug side effects using NLP techniques, and the impact of nutritional deficiencies and environmental toxins on human health.”

http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/

Jen Brennan
Jen Brennan
Nov 20, 2020 7:03 PM
Reply to  legit not spam

Thats why GMO’s were created… they can be sprayed with round up and not die. Its called ’round up ready’.

Dianthus
Dianthus
Nov 19, 2020 6:35 PM

I think what he says here will be a very big crisis. We have not seen anything yet folks… https://www.bitchute.com/video/LDII9k78NzTt/

Dianthus
Dianthus
Nov 19, 2020 6:36 PM
Reply to  Dianthus

And this is x-times more then Covid if this hits..

The next globalist scam after Covid-19: a cyber pandemic. Awareness is Key. (14 min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSuCuoQxI20 As if the world economic forum hasn’t done enough damage, now they are gearing up for something even worse.

Paul Vonharnish
Paul Vonharnish
Nov 19, 2020 11:27 PM
Reply to  Dianthus

Hello Dianthus: Once again, Max Igan does an excellent job of introducing the “situation” to the audience, yet he typically excludes any sense of how to resolve the problem.
The “globalist scam” could be cleared up pretty damn quick if civilians would get off their sorry asses and arrest terrorist bastards such as Klaus Martin Schwab. His glee club of gang bang “elitists” all have names and addresses

Dianthus
Dianthus
Nov 20, 2020 10:18 AM

Yes that is the only road left but still to many are 😴

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 6:01 PM

What we’re being offered in The Great Reset is less than we had 50 years ago, at an inflated price. To be taxed and shackled because they must teach us to live more modestly.

Ex-squeeze-me!

I know war talk’s a bore but 120,000,000 of us did die so that they could play their imperial games. In WW2 it was 80 million, or 3% of the world population.

We lived modestly and happily until they created the consumer society, devaluing the currency and pushing credit like a drug. It wasn’t us who did that. We never owned the bank nor taxed anyone, nor desired any wealth but the fruits of our own labour.

So kindly take your Great Reset and shove it up your great, well-padded wazoo.

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 7:04 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

We the peons share some blame. We’re too happy to have computah but if you can’t deconstruct that, what was the point of your postmodernist education? Computah, handheld or lap-burning sterilization device, is 12,000 year-old entertainment repackaged as an instrument of hegemonic power. Noughts and crosses, battleships, poker or backgammon reduced from three dimensions to two. From the multiple interactions with friends in cafe and all the sensations of street life and passing trade to one. isolated. lonely. self. A book that burns your eyes then runs out of power. All the rest, the imaginary friends and acquaintances is but a poor substitution for a once rich society. Oh, it saves you time, does it?… The last argument of the truly lost. (No, the truly, truly lost is the man who believes his shiny tablet buys him status.) And now this addictive substitute for life is about to be used… Read more »

John Goss
John Goss
Nov 19, 2020 5:18 PM

And the result of using toxic chemicals on the land and cramming farm-animals into ever smaller carrels has led to the demise of the family farm, where the farm animals once fertilized the land for crop-growing the next year. It’s at the bottom of page 9 of this new paper somebody from Ramsay, Isle of Man, forwarded to me. Well worth subscribing and please pass it on.

https://thelightpaper.co.uk/assets/pdf/The-Light-Issue-3i.pdf

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 4:35 PM

We won’t get anywhere until younger people (49-) educate themselves about the very recent past. It doesn’t have to be this way. We are being offered false options. The generations who believe nothing moves without the hand of government are part of the problem. We don’t need to be directed or protected by officials. We had it just about right. We didn’t have plastics except for Tupperware which was treated with great respect as something new and valuable. Want to stop plastic pollution? Buy lemonade in returnable bottles. Milk bottles were washed and put outside the door each night to the whiff of coal fires burning. Cubs and brownies kept the foil caps for recycling. They went to camp in clothes that were hand me downs. Can you imagine clothes made so well that three siblings could wear them? Vegetable waste was buried in trenches in the garden. Fruit and… Read more »

DavidG
DavidG
Nov 19, 2020 5:14 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

A truly happier time. The advent of electronic goods (TV, fax, internet, mobile phones) and social media has meant a faster life and folk who think everyone’s business is theirs to comment upon.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 5:20 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

I vaguely remember that time. That was when people never used to shit themselves when something as banal as a virus made an appearance, if I recall correctly.

Victor G.
Victor G.
Nov 20, 2020 12:21 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

So I guess you’ve heard the rumor that adult nappies will be mandatory for every citizen as of Dec. 1? Just too many folks are unable to control their bowels these days … very stiff fines if the authorities find you wearing traditional underwear, of course. The only upside is that the same authorities will help you change your soiled, synthetic nappies in a changing center.

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 5:32 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

My father’s parents didn’t understand satire: they were too busy surviving. Chekhov wrote that a story must build tension between life as it is, and life as it ought to be. Satire is the clash of the narrative we are sold, with life as it is. Many people today don’t understand either satire or a good story because they are inured to life’s polarities. My grandparents took my newborn father from Wandsworth under the rain of WW2 bombs and their first task in their new home was to dig and half-bury an Anderson shelter. They had chosen one of the worst-bombed regions of Britain: in Kent, between London and Dover. As the German bombers were chased from the capital they jettisoned their bombs to gain speed and escape home. My grandparents should have laughed but they didn’t. Not much. I think life was too hard. The war ended and the… Read more »

daz
daz
Nov 19, 2020 6:42 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

you sir/ madam, can write, and bring the past to life. thank you.

LKing
LKing
Nov 19, 2020 11:35 PM
Reply to  daz

Agreed, Moneycircus is on a tear today. And I find myself getting emotional reading these posts.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 20, 2020 12:32 AM
Reply to  LKing

I’ve just read Moneycircus’ post again. I could swear there was no moisture near my eyes before I did so, but now…

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 8:59 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

I agree with what daz said.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 20, 2020 12:39 AM
Reply to  Moneycircus

Moneycircus, I know I’ve already commented on your post, but what you wrote is magnificent. Very moving.

Nick
Nick
Nov 20, 2020 8:09 AM
Reply to  Moneycircus

Well written
Immediately took me back to my great aunt and her pit village,miners row tenement in ayrshire. Used to love visiting. Tiny,old,but smelt of cleanliness and community. And when the snow was falling outside, we’d sit round a glowing coal fire while she told us kids stories of her past,whilst sipping on a sherry. The lights being out made the flames shadows draw random images across her face.
I had completely forgotten about those early childhood days till i read your story. Thanks for the smile i will be wearing for the rest of today.

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 20, 2020 6:01 AM
Reply to  Moneycircus

Up to the 1960s, if you did not repair what could be, or did not recycle, you were were seen as foolish. There were specialists for every sort of article (e.g. pens, umbrellas and knives) and trash.

A UK minister suggested a return to this, maybe 5-10 years ago. He lost his job almost immediately.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 20, 2020 9:10 AM
Reply to  mgeo

One of my favourite books is about the Inuit. The author describes the ingenious way in which many of them are able to repair things that are broken. Old radios, things like that. They often have to improvise spare parts from whatever’s at hand in order to get the things working again.

Making do and mending!

LKing
LKing
Nov 20, 2020 4:29 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

Please share the title and author of this book!

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 20, 2020 4:35 PM
Reply to  LKing

How remiss of me! ;o)

The Other Side of Eden. Hugh Brody.

LKing
LKing
Nov 20, 2020 5:19 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

Thanks, I’m looking forward to reading this.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 20, 2020 6:48 PM
Reply to  LKing

My pleasure. My copy of the first of the books you recommended is on its way. Can’t wait to get into it.

LKing
LKing
Nov 20, 2020 6:54 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

I hope you like it. I was reading it last night, saw a typo and was like “Oh dear, Gwyn will see this!” (in a Winnie the Poo voice).

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 20, 2020 7:06 PM
Reply to  LKing

Haha! :o)

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 23, 2020 6:38 PM
Reply to  LKing

The book’s arrived! A full report will be forthcoming in due course.

LKing
LKing
Nov 23, 2020 6:44 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

Looking forward to your report! I’m still waiting on your two books that I ordered.

Rick Giombetti
Rick Giombetti
Nov 19, 2020 4:34 PM

Just the unprecedented, relentless propaganda campaign surrounding “Covid-19” is enough to be skeptical of claims of something “novel” and “deadly” having been discovered. Not only that, but the way any open discussion of the topic is being suppressed. This is not science being practiced. Science is doing research and making the results of the research publicly available for replication. Meddling government decrees strictly regulating personal behaviors and movements, with the threat of violence against the non-compliant, have nothing to do with science. Especially, when it is being done in the name of “science”.

Jodie
Jodie
Nov 19, 2020 3:39 PM

Private Criminal Prosecution of Matt Hancock Moves To Final Pre-Court Stagehttps://www.thebernician.net/private-criminal-prosecution-moves-to-final-pre-court-stage/

Replying to

@realDonaldTrump

The vaccine storm is upon us……. Take the women and children to the basement, then grab the pitchforks.

https://twitter.com/justthinkit/status/1329420702584213505

Jay
Jay
Nov 19, 2020 3:30 PM

Would still prefer old normal back and its freedoms, and a chance to live some life with glyphosate

Paul Vonharnish
Paul Vonharnish
Nov 19, 2020 3:20 PM

To be sure, this is a brilliantly written article. Yet there are problematic holes in reasoning. Problem 1.) “Way back in 1962, Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring raised the red flag about the use of harmful synthetic pesticides; yet, despite the warnings, the agrochemical giants have ever since been poisoning humans and the planet, raking in enormous profits.” It’s not the agrochemical giants who poison the land. It’s idiot farmers who actually believe they can pour poisons onto food producing lands year after year, and the produce will somehow (through magic) become perfectly safe to consume. It’s bullshit, and anyone who’s followed this agro-catastrophe as long as I have, knows it’s bullshit. Problem 2.) “Power is now increasingly concentrated in the hands of a handful of transnational agribusiness corporations which put profit and market control ahead of food security, health and nutrition and biodiversity. Due to their political influence and financial clout,… Read more »

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 4:02 PM

Remember that in Europe, at least, the governments for years encouraged exactly what they now claim to oppose.

In the case of farmers, overproduction was subsidized, along with cheap diesel for the tractors. In the 1970s and 80s the newspapers were full of talk about the milk lake and butter mountain… unneeded output that was frequently dumped in the ground.

That’s why I refuse to be lectured by spin-on-a-dime bureaucrats and government flunkies on any topic… from phony recycling or separating my plastic from my paper (so they can be shipped to developing countries) to vaccines.

Officials are the original fake news.

“All of the “rejected” waste is either sent to landfills, where it sits for centuries, or to incineration sites where it gets burned for heat or energy generation. Yet, this is counted as recycled.”

DW: Plastic waste and the recycling myth

richard
richard
Nov 19, 2020 5:37 PM
Reply to  Moneycircus

What’s wrong with cheap diesel? Are you a global warmer?
The milk and butter mountains were because they were kept off the shelves to keep the prices high.

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 6:27 PM
Reply to  richard

Stop trolling) You can see my point: there is nothing the government says that it won’t later contradict. It’s the traffic light system of government: red, green, stop, go. It’s all about control.
Governments love diesel, as you do. That’s what the military runs on. When they “ban” diesel for us, what’s the military going to put in the tank? Fairy dust?

Ed Butterworth
Ed Butterworth
Nov 19, 2020 10:23 PM

I think your remark about idiot farmers is a little harsh Paul, for decades they’ve been told by politicians, scientists and economists that using these harmful products was not only safe but was the only way to improve productivity and be sure they stayed in business.
Some of us may have the kind of nasty, suspicious nature that makes us question everything we are told by those who claim authority, principally by asking cui bono? But if the majority were not happy to simply go the way the wind blows, I’ve a feeling not much would get done.
Apart from that, the rest of your points are bang on.

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 20, 2020 6:36 AM

Many went into farming due to no other options. They managed by trial, example and the propaganda they got. In many cases such as specific varieties of crops, monoculture and agro-chemicals, the government controlled their choices. They were too exhausted or poor to do researrch. Look at the current obfuscated situation for GMO. Forget big business: governments are criminally responsible.

Victor G.
Victor G.
Nov 20, 2020 12:41 PM

OK. But “idiot farmers” is not easy to accept. Obviously you don’t mean the ones with a 30-year mortgage, tractors, harrows, and a reliable 4-wheel drive vehicle leased from the bank, 5 children, etc? And you surely don’t mean the ones who rent their land from the Duke of Earl.
The small farmers I’ve known/know are all struggling to hold on, against all odds to a lifestyle they love. It makes them vulnerable to sweet-tongued sales agents who promise they’ll see their returns quintuple. You know who pays the agents. Duped, taken advantage of, treated like second-class citizens but not “idiots”, if you don’t mind.

Paul Vonharnish
Paul Vonharnish
Nov 20, 2020 1:50 PM
Reply to  Victor G.

Hello Victor G. and others coming to the defense of farmers. I’m not the one who took on bank loans for equipment I most likely did not need. If these heroic farmers couldn’t get by with used or repairable equipment, they should have given up on farming altogether. Populations thrived off organic agriculture for thousands of years with little more than draft plows and simple rakes and hoes. I shouldn’t have to pay with my life for the inconvenience of 5 children…

“Man joined the eternal abyss – When food became a commodity”
– Paul Vonharnish –
January 2, 2020

Sol
Sol
Nov 19, 2020 3:01 PM

Thank you for the post OffGuardian!

Arby
Arby
Nov 19, 2020 10:58 PM
Reply to  Sol

I thought it was a very, very poignant article. Some of us, like Mikki Willis, make the point that they’ve flipped things so that manmade chemicals (some which, I admit, I find useful) are natural amd mainstream while natural remedies (homeopathy) are now ‘alternative’. But the Colin and Rosemary made the same point, but, helpfully, in great, crystal clear detail, revealing in the process that it wasn’t an accident but the product of gangster capitalists working with gangster politicians.

LKing
LKing
Nov 19, 2020 11:51 PM
Reply to  Arby

They are trying to do this same inversion with vaccine immunity vs natural immunity to Covid. Today a local article claimed that if you’ve had Covid, you’re supposed to continue on like you haven’t (masking, staying home) because you don’t know you have immunity until you’ve got the vaccine. One lovely commenter wrote:

wagthedog · 6 hours ago

Natural immunity bad, artificial vaccination immunity good. Doesn’t pass the smell test to me.

Arby
Arby
Nov 20, 2020 12:40 PM
Reply to  LKing

With a few words, the whole truthful story!

Sol
Sol
Nov 20, 2020 12:54 AM
Reply to  Arby

Absolutely. The snake oil doctor continued to mix his petrol potions to this day. It is easy to follow the trail of money and death which followed him and its brand till the Door steps of the laboratories which developed not only the human pesticides which have brought us autism and the countless diseases mentioned in the article, but also the corona viruses which they have constructed in their gain of function labs,. The same trail of money and death will also bring us to the names of the people which behind proxy corporations, are now pulling the strings of governments and institutions . I mean, we all know their names, mind set, (Eugenics) brands and deals. Their connections, briberies, and so gently called “under the table dealings” are public and even advertised by news channels and widely recorded in countless interviews and documentaries. Yet here we are and told… Read more »

Arby
Arby
Nov 20, 2020 12:49 PM
Reply to  Sol

Even the CDC admits that it has not presented a Sars CoV virus. It doesn’t trumpet the fact. But its there and was dug out by others. Jon Rappoport reported on it. I uploaded the relevant document to the cloud (Box). Whether the virus was natural or fiddled with, I’m sure they’d love to be able to present it to us. They can’t. I think Andrew Kaufman summed it up nicely when he said, about bioweapons labs (euphemistically called biochemical labs), ‘I’m sure that they’re doing something in them, but I don’t know what’.

“CDC 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel”

Sol
Sol
Nov 20, 2020 1:14 PM
Reply to  Arby

Everything they do is recorded.
The places and studies conducted in their labs it’s also know. are well known
If someone tells you otherwise, he/she is hider an ignorant, someone directly involved, or a front man/woman payed to coverup.
Their viruses are all patented.
Swine flue, bird flue, zika, ebola, covid…. all held under PATENT.
If you are willing to look at the evidences, you’ll find out that the perpetrators HAVE NO ESCAPE!

Arby
Arby
Nov 20, 2020 5:02 PM
Reply to  Sol

If you are that misinformed, then I can’t help you. You seem to want to misinform others as well. If that’s the case, then you’re the enemy.

Sol
Sol
Nov 20, 2020 8:22 PM
Reply to  Arby

You surprise me,
Me your enemy?
Is it Because I write what I think?

Have a nice cup of camomille,

Here
Have a look at this.

https://lbry.tv/@corbettreport:0/bioterrorism:4

Arby
Arby
Nov 20, 2020 11:13 PM
Reply to  Sol

If the virus has a patent then there must be a virus? Is that your position? Well, enemy, I don’t want to silence you. I don’t even want you to go away, as long as we are only talking. I want to make that clear. But my opinion is what it is. Maybe it’s too harsh. I’m… jumpy. But maybe it isn’t. I don’t know.

I have the highest regard for James Corbett, but that doesn’t mean that I agree with all that he says. I certainly agree with a lot of what he says and, I must say, I have learned a lot more from him than most other sources I tap.

Granma
Granma
Nov 19, 2020 2:56 PM

These chemicals which undermine health, longevity and fertility are no accident. It is all part of the Great Reset which includes, first and foremost, eugenics.Have a look at these notes from a 1969 lecture given to medical students. http://uscl.info/edoc/doc.php?doc_id=89&action=inline
I was also going to put up a link to the Deagel.com site where the forecast population of the UK for 2025 was reduced from 66 million to 15 million. They seem to have taken that down. Can’t imagine why..

ttshasta
ttshasta
Nov 19, 2020 2:33 PM

Dr Rob Knight from UCSD, the American Gut Project.
We are only 43% human, bacteria, fungus and virus in our bodies have far more DNA than we do. Disease can be more accurately diagnosed by examining our microbiome’s DNA than our human DNA.
An organic farmer friend of mine closed his farm to become a nurse and study our microbiomes.
Amazing lecture:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2iKHMyWzclM

Edith
Edith
Nov 19, 2020 7:54 PM
Reply to  ttshasta

I have been following these guys for years now….if govt truly cared about our health the info that is already known would be actually well known by doctors and I wouldn’t be lecturing a public health official I.e. public doctor about it trying to get him to understand, if only for his own personal health…

this stuff is far more sane than vaccines…but must be harder for them to make money out of..or perhaps healthy humans isn’t what they want…

I have proved personally it makes a huge difference to ones own health.

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 20, 2020 6:47 AM
Reply to  ttshasta

Some traditional medicine was well aware of the role of the microbiome, and even of “fecal transplants”. For the insane elite, the problem is patenting and – more important – restricting this knowledge wrt. health.

artemis6
artemis6
Nov 22, 2020 7:48 PM
Reply to  mgeo

fecal transplants were called “yellow soup” in traditional Chinese medicine….so it is not even remotely new……we just understand it better/differently.

Theobalt
Theobalt
Nov 19, 2020 2:26 PM

Can anyone access ‘The Phaser’… it’s down for me

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 2:02 PM

Another Sky-High Stinking Hypocrisy and deception. Defence officials say: Only a few soldiers are tarnishing the reputation of the Australian army. This is a classic example of hypocrisy and mind manipulation as well because it implies that the majority of the army are doing the right thing by killing people legally while only a few (bad apples) are massacring innocent people illegally/for fun. You see what they are doing here? By talking like this they also want you to forget that the whole Enterprise of invading Afghanistan (and other countries) was concocted on baseless accusations. They don’t want people to remember/realise that destroying entire countries (here, Afghanistan) was done for geopolitical manoeuvring and to humiliate more Muslims. Add insult to injury, as the report into war crimes being committed by Australians is making headlines, the rulers in Canberra, the pious church goers are signing a military initiative for joint militaristic… Read more »

Louisa
Louisa
Nov 19, 2020 1:32 PM

There are some very relevant articles here. https://navdanyainternational.org/technological-solutionism-will-not-save-our-food-systems/
The foundation was established in India 30 years ago by Dr. Vandana Shiva to defend Seed and Food sovereignty and small farmers around the world.

Arby
Arby
Nov 20, 2020 11:32 PM
Reply to  Louisa

She gets a little too gaia for me, but I’d rather have her smarts, concern for nature and health and her incredibly informative articles and papers ‘and’ her gaia stuff, than all the stuffy, fakey, polished crap cranked out by the professional scam artists trying to foist fake meat and poisoned food on us.

Steve Hayes
Steve Hayes
Nov 19, 2020 1:24 PM

The risk of dying with the coronavirus exactly mirrors the risk of dying even if the virus did not exist.

Michael G Eaglemeare
Michael G Eaglemeare
Nov 19, 2020 12:21 PM

https://www.brighteon.com/5999307007001
Glyphosate Microwave Experiment by Mike Adams at CWC Labs

Edwige
Edwige
Nov 19, 2020 12:00 PM

UK military spending goes up by £16.5bn which by my reckoning is about a 50% increase. WTF? One of the less noted parts of the Trump agenda is that the “unreliable ally” argument has been used to ratchet up military spending in many Western countries. This would certainly fit in with ideas that there’s a great debt write-off coming. It would also fit in with a strategy of throwing lots of money at the military to keep them sweet when they’re asked to do some things they might be tempted to quibble at. The Fraudian yesterday had a useful article (by Patrick Collinson) on what some incoming changes mean for household incomes in the UK. Petrol-driven cars are due to go in 2030 and there’s been kite-flying recently to bring that forward to 2026. Leaving aside the logistical recharging issue, electric cars are currently unaffordable to most people. Of course… Read more »

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 12:12 PM
Reply to  Edwige

The electricity isn’t there to switch to electric cars en masse. As for hydrogen, how does that fit with giving up oil and gas? Nuclear has its place but calling it clean energy? Windmills supply about 1/10 of UK power but that’s without electric cars and the smart grid. I think people are being conned with dreams of a high tech future. The only technology that’s ready is the digital currency and smart grid to tax the hell out of the population every time they move an arm or leg. And the surveillance to back it up. Alternative energy is heavily dependent on subsidies. With the economy shut down, where’s the subsidies going to come from? All the rest’s a pipe dream or a downright deception. UK PM AIMS TO “BUILD BACK BETTER” AKA THE GREAT RESET Hydrogen power to heat entire towns – 5GW “low carbon” hydrogen by 2030… Read more »

Arby
Arby
Nov 21, 2020 12:35 AM
Reply to  Moneycircus

Del interviewed James Corbett (about the Great Reset) on Thursday. Where’s the video? I’ll see it eventually. But that I’ve got to see.

artemis6
artemis6
Nov 22, 2020 7:50 PM
Reply to  Arby

it was on bitchute…..

Arby
Arby
Nov 23, 2020 8:21 AM
Reply to  artemis6

I found it. It was pretty good. Del is trapped within the Rockefeller ideological viewpoint, but I am happy to see him reach out to people like Andrew Kaufman and James Corbett. He recognizes, clearly, that he’s missing important info in his shows. That’s been one of my main criticisms. Now, If only he would interview Jon Rappoport (and ‘not’ get into Donald Trump and communism and crap like that).

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 1:33 PM
Reply to  Edwige

The US wanted European members of NATO to increase spending on US arms, that is why they demanded increases in military spending to 2% of GDP. Likewise most of the new UK military spending will go on US arms. It is ‘protection’ money. Note that the UK created a ‘space force’, just like the US. Expect that to just be a route to funding US projects. There is a mass extortion going on,

Arby
Arby
Nov 21, 2020 12:37 AM
Reply to  JonneyRipe

There’s no doubt about it. NATO is a racket and a BIG problem.

Sugar
Sugar
Nov 21, 2020 11:38 AM
Reply to  Arby

The quicker the Europeans get their own military the better. Or kick the US & Turkey out of NATO.

Arby
Arby
Nov 21, 2020 2:59 PM
Reply to  Sugar

It wouldn’t make any difference. Armies, as I note at the top of my most recent blog post, are intended mainly to keep the people down. They are counterrevolutionary forces and another form of poison.

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 1:55 PM
Reply to  Edwige

“UK military spending goes up by £16.5bn which by my reckoning is about a 50% increase”

That also fits in the ideology that soldiers/the army is the right tool to combat everything including Covid! No treatment is available for Covid (a lie) so the army can find a better use for hospitals.

That also fits in the ideology that to protect people from Covid, we throw money to Strengthen Democracy in the Indo-Pacific region. Democracy is strengthened by sending warships to threaten, bomb and kill people.

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 5:00 PM
Reply to  Myall

How much of that £16.5bn will be spent on internal military occupation and suppression of the population?

The Todd
The Todd
Nov 19, 2020 11:31 PM
Reply to  Edwige

If I buy an electric car I Will be travelling less. It will be stuck outside our front gate waiting for the non existent infrastructure to catch up.
I see there ‘s not many councils willing to invest in it. Why should we?

Arby
Arby
Nov 21, 2020 12:32 AM
Reply to  Edwige

Marry a money system, in which money means, improperly, life, with human imperfection, which allows for all kinds of folly, serious and not serious, and you get situations like armies that are used, mainly, for domestic population control. I look at that, tangentially, in my recent blog post about the covid 19 pandemic hoax.

“All You Have To Do Is Pay Them” (This has a copyright mark against it! The Highwire flagged it?! After they were removed from YouTube?!! Or is it true?)

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 11:54 AM

These greedy bastards hijack everything that makes life a bit easier and more pleasant. Things we need. Food, health services, transport, the media, etc. There is no pie they haven’t got their grubby little fingers in. I’m a support worker. The company I currently work for is owned by the most ruthless, grasping people I’ve ever encountered in that line of work (which I’ve done, on and off, for quite a few years). They’re constantly looking for ways to cream more money off the top. They are awarded very juicy contracts, but they don’t spend money on the facilities that are required to fulfil them properly. They expect the world of us, but they offer fuck all in return. We don’t even earn minimum wage during the sleeping hours of a sleep-in shift (during which we’re often woken up in the middle of the night). They talk a good PR… Read more »

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 12:16 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

It is their role to find ways to make more money, it is our, and our governments role to regulate them. They would put us all in jars and sell us as spam, if they could, that is the role of business. It is only when idiots demand, small government, unregulated or self-regulated businesses, that you get the problems, as Boeing just demonstrated.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 12:48 PM
Reply to  JonneyRipe

Governments don’t properly regulate anything. They are business’s bitch, and they do as they’re told. That is their role.

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 1:09 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

Insufficient government regulation is clearly the problem, you will get nowhere complaining to Corporations, they have no incentive to change.

This is nothing new, we have known for over a hundred years that you must regulate for safety and standards. The problem today is Corporate sponsored polices pushing small government and deregulation have become popular with the population and the useful idiots, so people just end up moaning about business and doing nothing.

The only route to stopping Corporate excess is government regulation. So support your democracy and lobby government with your concerns, otherwise you are shouting at the moon.

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 2:23 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

“a truthful motto …: Making People’s Lives Worse”

Have you ever heard of ‘well-being surveys’? Do you know what they are for?

I don’t have inside information but from watching how these surveys used by a certain government department and how they are done along a series of savage cuts to services, there is only one conclusion:

They do these surveys to see how successful they are in inflicting misery on people.

I. couldn’t. find. any. other. explanation.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 2:32 PM
Reply to  Myall

Yep. Keeping track of the destruction they’ve caused.

rob2
rob2
Nov 19, 2020 3:02 PM
Reply to  Gwyn

On another thread, a fellow commenter added numerous ways governments go about murdering their populations which brought to my mind a potential parody of Paul Simon’s “Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover Kill a Peasant” (wasted on me since I’m no poet). Now, reading your comment reminds me of The Beatles “Piggies” – nothing to amend there, it says it all!

rob2
rob2
Nov 19, 2020 3:10 PM
Reply to  rob2

Argh! Damn glitches!

Sugar
Sugar
Nov 19, 2020 11:41 AM

Since the target of this article is monsanto, I’d just like to muddy the waters a little. When I first heard that Bayer intended buying Monsanto a while back, I wrote a few comments in the Guardian business section, stating that as soon as the deal was done the US ‘justice’ system will open the flood gates to legal claims against Monsanto and demand massive compensation, in the billions. After the deal was done, my prediction came true and I found myself watching repeated adverts on YouTube calling any American who had used Monsanto’s Roundup and also had cancer to call in and join a class action against Monsanto. This is the same drumming up of ‘victims’ we saw in the BP oil spill. When calls went out to all businesses in the Mexican gulf area to immediately make a claim. All claims were immediately approved by American judges of… Read more »

dr death
dr death
Nov 19, 2020 5:32 PM
Reply to  Sugar

Indeed, the USA is cancer.

prognosis..terminal.

gordens shadowban
gordens shadowban
Nov 19, 2020 11:41 AM

no 5g positions
means limited hang out

masonic wind

Grafter
Grafter
Nov 19, 2020 11:37 AM

“THEY” are intending to introduce “laws” to censor free speech on alternative platforms today. Twitter is now full of “something must be done to protect the children”.

DunGroanin
DunGroanin
Nov 19, 2020 11:10 AM

One for the Groaniadballs article if and when such a thing appears again.

Censorship to the left… to the right ….

Here’s On-G doing it to their own old venerable Steve Bell AGAIN
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/series/if

18th November strip is still NOT published online nearly 36 hours after!

Absolutely pathetic by Whiner and the zealots of Kings Place.

Go on Steve – fight then to death don’t let the bastards run you out!

Joerg
Joerg
Nov 19, 2020 10:56 AM

Also read: Engdahl: “Gates Foundation is Also Destroying Africa’s Food Economy” – http://www.williamengdahl.com/englishNEO7Sep2020.php

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 1:13 PM
Reply to  Joerg

The US, and the British before them, have been keeping Africa poor for decades, it is a policy that allows them to rape their resources. The new boy on the block, the Chinese, are taking a different approach and are investing in infrastructure and are winning hearts and minds, which is another nail on the USA’s imperial coffin.

dr death
dr death
Nov 19, 2020 5:38 PM
Reply to  JonneyRipe

Infrastructure is neccesary to get the loot out, the infrastructure we left behind has long since collapsed.

I wouldn’t get too excited old fella.

Sugar
Sugar
Nov 21, 2020 11:36 AM
Reply to  dr death

I am simply stating facts. I am not exciting. We don’t all neeed heroes to worship.

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 20, 2020 7:00 AM
Reply to  JonneyRipe

You forgot the French control of the currencies of several countries. USA has brought development and jobs in the form of military bases and military training right across north Africa. It even provides the terrorists to fight.

Jesper
Jesper
Nov 19, 2020 10:36 AM

Poor children.

Jodie
Jodie
Nov 19, 2020 10:35 AM

The ‘vaccine’ cult only understand one language. They are terrorists and the only thing they understand is a boot crushing down on them forever. Big brother is watching and the noose is tightening. There is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. There is still a last opportunity to surrender and rat out the ring leaders before the dark night closes in.

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 12:46 PM
Reply to  Jodie

Your problem is you are literally an occupied country. The US sits on top of your government in Germany and they are behind a lot of this oppression, Working with local quislings. First you need to know who your enemy is before you can fight them, and most people are still blaming invisible international phantoms and not the USA.

dr death
dr death
Nov 19, 2020 5:41 PM
Reply to  Jodie

Don’t worry, its always darkest before dawn…

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 10:34 AM

Colin & Rosemary
Any idea why ‘Monsanto Protection Act’ legislation is not talked about much?

The Freedom Champion Obama in his pre-election campaign promised to label GMO foods immediately if became a president.

Instead, when president, he signed a law offering Monsanto protection from being prosecuted in Federal Courts. Meaning, he made Monsanto more powerful than the federal courts.

How more evil government officials can be?

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 11:00 AM
Reply to  Myall

Drone-strike Barry must’ve had a visit from the boys down at Monsanto: ”Nice family you’ve got, there, Mr President…”.

Hector
Hector
Nov 19, 2020 11:11 AM
Reply to  Gwyn

I think you are wrongly giving him the benefit of the doubt. If he was worried about the future wellbeing of his wife and daughters he should have stayed in Chicago. Being the intelligent man he is, he would have known the boys would be round for a chat sooner or later.

No, he’s just a spineless shit.

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 11:23 AM
Reply to  Hector

I wasn’t trying to give Barry the Bankers’ Friend the benefit of the doubt! He deserves no such thing.

And yes, he’s a spineless shit. Putty in the hands of those who call the shots. That’s why people such as him are selected (and not elected).

gordens shadowban
gordens shadowban
Nov 19, 2020 11:33 AM
Reply to  Gwyn

barry satoro was just a cut out his first job was in a cia company.
his family his kids not his his his husband sorry moochelle wifey
not sure what the status is

scripted hired hands

is this spam
monsanto is an easy target how about a 5g
kind of weird is it not
maybe it is a frequency thing
whats the frequency kenneth
5g human grid farming

Gwyn
Gwyn
Nov 19, 2020 12:28 PM

A lot of Openreach vans around, these days.

a man called james
a man called james
Nov 19, 2020 9:41 AM

“We’ve all got to be clear; this is the worst public health crisis for a generation.”

Classic doublespeak – he’s telling the truth because he’s talking about what the government is doing in the name of a virus; not talking about a virus.

George Mc
George Mc
Nov 19, 2020 10:32 AM

“We’ve all got to be clear”

Even that is a lie. Clarity has never been an aim of our masters.

George Mc
George Mc
Nov 19, 2020 9:39 AM

I once attended a hypnotist show. The first thing he did was to get everyone to clamp their hands together and say that when he counted to 10 we would not be able to separate our hands. This was to find the most suggestible members of the audience. I would say it amounted to a percentage of maybe 2 or 3 but certainly enough for a show. Now that percentage probably applies across the whole population. Think back to the early days of the fear fest and the panic bog roll buying. Even in small towns, the supermarkets will have a couple of hundred customers. On the aforementioned ratio, that would be at least 4 suggestible people per supermarket which would be enough to create a neat TV friendly panic. Of course, that was right back at the beginning of the scary movie. After all these months of medical Armageddon… Read more »

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 9:46 AM
Reply to  George Mc

And William Avery “Devil Bill” Rockefeller, founder of the dynasty, worked the crowds as a snake oil salesman.

TFS
TFS
Nov 19, 2020 9:33 AM

I have no science background, but would it be too much of a problem to incorporate things into GMO’s that could reduce populations, say by attacking female fertility or the male sperm?

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 10:41 AM
Reply to  TFS

They do add hormones-disrupting chemicals into haircare products used by black women.

As not all products are tested independently, it can be hard to know whether other products are safe.

TFS
TFS
Nov 19, 2020 11:53 AM
Reply to  Myall

Could you link to the evidence?

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 12:39 PM
Reply to  TFS

“A study published a year prior by Silent Spring Institute, the leading scientific breast cancer research organization in the country, discovered the use of five chemicals banned in the E.U. for their toxicity, in “kiddie relaxers” like “Just for Me” that are marketed for children.

Chemical straighteners have been linked to the development of uterine fibroids, — cysts that grow on the uterus that can cause pain and infertility — a condition that overwhelmingly affects black women; as well as early onset of puberty and menstruation in young black girls.”

https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/2020/02/24/black-hair-care-products-toxic-dangerous-chemicals-black-women-breast-cancer-fibroids-edcs/4564877002/

That’s a long article but covers a lot of aspects of the problem.

TFS
TFS
Nov 19, 2020 2:29 PM
Reply to  Myall

Thanks

Theobalt
Theobalt
Nov 19, 2020 2:14 PM
Reply to  TFS

Would you like to place an order? 🤓

Gary Wilson
Gary Wilson
Nov 19, 2020 5:13 PM
Reply to  TFS

There is no need to incorporate things into GMO’s that attack the male sperm: Two lots of male rabbits being used for artificial insemination were fed a legume hay growing on a less productive soil. One lot was fed the hay on soil that received a phosphate treatment only. The other lot was fed the hay on soil that received both a phosphate and a limestone treatment. The semen of the rabbits fed on the hay from the phosphate treated soil was decreasing in volume, the concentration of spermatazoa was falling and the percentage of live spermatazoa was declining rapidly. The rabbits fed the hay from soil that received both a phosphate and limestone treatment had none of these symptoms. After a period of time the former lot had no response to the nearby presence of a female in oestrus. The latter lot were immediately interested in a female in… Read more »

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 9:24 AM

O/T Surveillance and censorship by Big Tech. Facebook tool Centra tracks all a user’s accounts, including anything they upload, to study not just their contacts but their behaviour. Facebook “marks” photos, links and documents that a user may share, in order to track them them not just on Facebook but across the entire Internet. Hint: apparently you can spot this data in a url. It comes after the & and you should delete it. Twitter and Facebook chiefs faced some difficult questions this week, for a change. Ted Cruz has emerged as one of the few senators willing to challenge them. https://youtu.be/GzwIQ-69kiY?t=3019 Sen Josh Hawley put Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg on the spot for tracking and tracing its users. JH: What is the Facebook internal tool called Centra? MZ: I’m not aware of any tool with that name. JH: Let me see if this refreshes your memory. There is a demonstrative… Read more »

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 20, 2020 7:55 AM
Reply to  Moneycircus

I have relatives who help FBook; in the photos they add, they label people in these photos who have never used a computer.

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 19, 2020 9:05 AM

There’s a lot more than glyphosate threatening us. Harmful additives in food/drink include :- colouring, dye or bleach :- flavour, or a substance to remove one :- odour or deodoriser :- solvent, emulsifier, stabiliser, gelling agent or binder :- foaming or anti-foaming agent :- preservative :- undeclared “processing aid” E.g. :- hexane to refine vegetable oil :- emulsifier brominated vegetable oil :- preservatives sulphite, nitrate and boric acid :- excess gluten to speed up bread-making :- aluminium in some cake mixes, frozen fish, etc., also in antacids :- preservatives BHA and BHT :- thickener DEHA (in deserts, frozen fish, processed fruit, “breakfast cereals”, etc.), carrageenan :- synthetic sweeterers, e.g. aspartme, HFCS :- transfat :- synthetic rubber in chewing gum :- addictive flavour :- synthetic micro-nutrients :- bleaching of flour (using chlorine or benzoyl peroxide), oil, sugar and salt Poisons that may leach from packaging into food/drink include :- phthalates (14… Read more »

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 11:09 PM
Reply to  mgeo

Add to the above, dwelling design with poor ventilation that gets approved by ridiculous government (de)regulations and the result is living in a toxic hell where chronic illnesses are guaranteed to develop.

Great list, by the way. Thank you for sharing!

Thom
Thom
Nov 19, 2020 8:42 AM

I would argue that the unfolding economic crisis dwarfs both. Pesticides, whether safe or not, at least keep food on the table. The economic crisis, on the other hand, will cause poverty, hunger and death. ‘Climate change’ like the coronavirus and Brexit is simply a cover for the far-right and their crony corporations to strip people of their rights, incomes and opportunities. That’s why Boris Johnson is on board with all three.

October
October
Nov 19, 2020 9:04 AM
Reply to  Thom

Are you not conflating the pesticides problem with climate change? I’m not sure they’re similar at all.

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 8:30 AM

‘’Since the target of this article is monsanto, I’d just like to muddy the waters a little. When I first heard that Bayer intended buying Monsanto a while back, I wrote a few comments in the Guardian business section, stating that as soon as the deal was done the US ‘justice’ system will open the flood gates to legal claims against Monsanto and demand massive compensation, in the billions. After the deal was done, my prediction came true and I found myself watching repeated adverts on YouTube calling any American who had used Monsanto’s Roundup and also had cancer to call in and join a class action against Monsanto. This is the same drumming up of ‘victims’ we saw in the BP oil spill. When calls went out to all businesses in the Mexican gulf area to immediately make a claim. All claims were immediately approved by American judges of… Read more »

George Mc
George Mc
Nov 19, 2020 8:28 AM

Unlike COVID-19, this is a ‘silent’ crisis   And that underlines, once again, the most basic mechanism of the mainstream media: that this media is there to serve as the mouthpiece of the ruling class. EVERYTHING that this media tells you is for THEIR benefit. They are constantly looking to provoke a response from you that is favourable to their position. Anything else, e.g. raising an issue that is truly of concern to the masses, is purely accidental and most likely only happens when, very occasionally, the interests of the masses and the interests of the rulers happens to collide.   And when the MSM trumpets one story to the exclusion of all else, when that story is given the most demented emotional impact, when that story brutally interferes with the lives of every member of the populace, you can be damn sure this is for the sake of the rulers… Read more »

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 7:36 AM

The vast majority of those who died, presumably from Covid, suffered from one or more underlying conditions. One year on in an unprecedented health crises, NOT ONE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL drew the attention to investigate/deal/prevent these chronic health conditions. As the article says: “Roundup is linked to cancers of the bone, colon, kidney, liver, melanoma, pancreas and thyroid” There is more to this than chasing big profits, and it has a lot to do with the disdain and contempt the political elites have for the ordinary citizen. These people are, among other nasty things, ignoring basic health protection measures. It should be made clear to everyone that the governing elites in the West have been illegitimate for quite some time now. People are made ‘VERY BUSY’ to do anything about it. A small step in the right direction is to let government officials (every one of them) know how you feel about… Read more »

mgeo
mgeo
Nov 19, 2020 9:13 AM
Reply to  Myall

Agree. Any initiative including litigation should target the government, to compel it to (a) reveal potential and actual dangers (b) stop the harmful industry, substance, service, etc. (c) extract and distribute compensation. The US model of litigation seems to consist of the aggrieved crossing swords with businesses at their own expense, while the government gets to stand aside.

Myall
Myall
Nov 19, 2020 10:20 AM
Reply to  mgeo

Another dimension to the issue of harmful food ingredients in the US and elsewhere is the government pro-actively blocks attempts to label food properly.

Meaning, they are actively concealing information about hazardous substances from the general population. To participate in such practices, politicians must face some reckoning and must be made aware they are losing their legitimacy.

Moneycircus
Moneycircus
Nov 19, 2020 7:21 AM

Great article. Taking the argument further, what if vaccines are used as a cover for injuries caused by pesticides? Catherine Austin Fitts has proposed this scenario: that pesticide companies, facing billion-dollar lawsuits, collaborate with pharma companies (in fact, the same corporation – see below) to introduce a vaccine that “cures” a disease. Meanwhile the pesticide or chemical is quietly removed from the food chain. Disease goes away. Vaccine takes the credit. My variant is that vaccines are introduced that create a similar disease, thus masking the pesticide. Vaccines, which carry a significant element of corporate immunity, take the blame, protecting pesticides that don’t have immunity. Is it a coincidence that adjuvants such as mercury and aluminium are added to vaccines, some say, unnecessarily. Monsanto just became part of IG Farben, which says it all. This huge pharma-chemical conglomerate has largely reconstituted itself, though it was never really broken up after… Read more »

elsewhere
elsewhere
Nov 19, 2020 8:28 AM
Reply to  Moneycircus

 You write: “Meanwhile the pesticide or chemical is quietly removed from the food chain. Disease goes away. Vaccine takes the credit.” Excellent point!

According to Dr. Thomas Cowan this is what happened with the (much celebrated) polio vaccine: in half the paralyzed children no polio virus could be found. Meanwhile DTT was taken out of circulation, making the vaccine a big succes.

Mũkũyũ
Mũkũyũ
Nov 19, 2020 5:46 AM

Thank OG for this article. I speak from Nairobi Kenya and all I can say is “forget Kovid!” The greatest health crises we are facing here right now is a spiraling rate of deaths from what we once called “white man’s diseases” – cancers, diabetes HBP, strokes”
In recent years poor farmers in the countryside who still produce the bulk of our food are unable to afford the rising cost of rural labour and have substituted manual weeding and clearing with an unprecidented, heavy and uncontrolled use of Gryphosite in the form of Roundup. I have no idea how we will get out of this agricultural nightmare with the kind of irresponsuble government or should I say non-government that we have.

tonyopmoc
tonyopmoc
Nov 19, 2020 4:12 AM

About 10-15 years ago, I used to listen to Lyndon Larouche Broadcasts on The Internet and his LPAC Reports… He used to Blame All The Problems on Us British. He didn’t Blame The Russians , The Americans or The Unmentionables… He Blamed us British. He might have had a point… It might have been all our fault, but we didn’t kill him. Neither Did The Americans Nor The Unmentionables He made 96 years old…which I think is a pretty good inings. I didn’t join his cult, but thought he was hell of a lot nicer than The Scottish Tony Blair. I thought Blair was completely Evil I think this Speech By Lyndon LaRouche is Brilliant. He would have been over 90 years old when he did this.. Yes he blames us British, but we might actually be guilty. Us British quite obviously are not innocent., ,but we do like bringing… Read more »

tonyopmoc
tonyopmoc
Nov 19, 2020 3:17 AM

I have an update of a post that some posted here – about when the lights go out… I have already got 3 Ex Car Batteries about 100amp each – My Cars are a bit fussy In the winter in The UK, a little solar panel is a complete waste of time, and so is the idea of changing your house lighting bulbs from 240 V AC/DC to 12V bulbs… All You need is some crocodile clips – and a few other connections when the power comes back, which it may do if the wind starts blowing again…and at least one decent battery Charger. Al they will do is light up your house a bit. Nothing else will work, but at least you wil be able to see. I have already tested this kit when we have been camping…it works 5630 led strip IP65 Waterproof 5m/lot 60pcs/m DC12V 300led white/Warm… Read more »

David
David
Nov 19, 2020 11:11 AM
Reply to  tonyopmoc

Oi Tony. Ever heard of candles ? And, unlike your LED strip, they give off a wee bit of heat too. They’re also tastier than LEDs. Why try & reinvent the wheel ?
No need to thank me…………

ToyAussie
ToyAussie
Nov 19, 2020 2:50 AM

The latest by Prof Michel Chossudovsky, professor of Economics at Ottawa University, on the plan for the second wave ….

As I was copying the link for this article I clicked on Prof Chossudovsky’s CV, which goes on for about a mile and a half. To think this principled individual was recently smeared by a snot nosed Meghan Markle stenographer from the Canadian Brainwashing Corporation, is almost two miles beyond any length.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-second-wave-destroying-peoples-lives-global-coup-detat/5728207

kevin
kevin
Nov 19, 2020 4:15 PM
Reply to  ToyAussie

I read this excellent article from Chossudovsky a few days ago. Thanks for posting it. I think it was his best one on Covid yet. I especially appreciated his analysis on the imposition of neoliberal policies by the Chilean and Argentine military regimes and their ties to Rockefeller and Kissinger, and how it was a precursor to the current Covid economic “structural adjustment” and global totalitarian regime.

As for the CBC, it has turned into an out-and-out propaganda outlet that would have made the editors of Pravda blush.

Ort
Ort
Nov 19, 2020 10:53 PM
Reply to  ToyAussie

Sadly, and infuriatingly, lately it’s become fashionable for bumptious simpletons to blithely denounce legitimate, highly-qualified experts who dissent from the Megadeath Virus of Doom Big Lies.

For instance, some commenter recently contemptously dismissed the views of Professor Sucharit Bhakdi because he’s only a microbiologist, not a virologist. Worse yet, he’s retired– therefore, this critic felt he had no business putting his spoke in.

Wikipedia also reprehensibly publishes smears denouncing accomplished scientists, and rhetorically nullifying their extensive credentials and history, by simply baldly asserting that they have been “discredited”. 

Apparently this kind of slander is very persuasive to other simpletons.

Kalen
Kalen
Nov 19, 2020 1:59 AM

To summarize. There are huge ongoing (censored by MSM) interconnected global pandemics (COVID sham not included) with billions of victims and hundreds of millions dead every year that can be put under one common moniker, namely as pandemics of preventable deaths. The deaths that would have been easily prevented or mitigated quickly and painlessly if not for controlling power of global Oligarchy over people and governments worldwide. And that relates not only to MIC warmongers killing and maiming innocent people and demons of political establishment but to big corporate media industry spreading mass fear and amplifying existing socioeconomic stress , big Pharma and medical industry denying access to medical help or pushing deadly therapies drugs or encouraging malpractice to boost profits, big corporate food industry, agriculture, AgroSciences and technology loading food with deadly biochemical agents only motivated by profit, and Wall Street and banking cartel of parasites robbing, pauperizing society… Read more »

elsewhere
elsewhere
Nov 19, 2020 1:46 AM

This video sent chills down my spine:

JonneyRipe
JonneyRipe
Nov 19, 2020 12:10 PM
Reply to  elsewhere

Brilliant.

THX-1154
THX-1154
Nov 19, 2020 11:22 PM
Reply to  elsewhere

tonyopmoc
tonyopmoc
Nov 19, 2020 1:39 AM

The bullies can always spot your weaknesses even if you don’t know you have got them. I learnt this when I was 5 years old. I didn’t know I had a very rare heriditary muscular disease..Myatonia Congenita (Thomsons Disease – Related to Beckers and other variants) I have never taken any drugs for it. Just Try to keep fit. Whe they knocked me to the ground, and then did it again. It takes about 10-15 seconds to warm up my muscles, by which time I had been knocked down twice. I just kept getting up again…and then we had a real scrap a real fight -we were both about 4 and a bit – and the entire school yard, even the Junior School Came round, before the Teachers Seperated us. The Bullies picked on somone else, or they would have made my life a nightmare at the age of 5.… Read more »

Arby
Arby
Nov 19, 2020 1:16 AM

“If you want to deal with pesticides, you have to deal with the companies.” – Hilal Elver

Obviously. There is no individual or group of individuals powerful enough, despite the bravado that I see in some quarters, powerful enough to “deal with the companies.” But dealt with, they will be. Soon too by the look of things.