Why did some people know immediately it was all lies? They used common sense.

@marelizemeier

11 ай бұрын

Imagine johns death and damage caused by being wrong and pushing jabs for 18 months. Now he is a hero and he will never break even and make it up

@roncoutanche5446

11 ай бұрын

Common sense is not that common. Quote a farmer.

@AlexSmith-gr4hp

11 ай бұрын

Think about the people you know and how many of them have ever had an original thought that you’ve known them. Most people are handed other people’s thinking, they don’t do it for themselves.

@davidanderson7138

11 ай бұрын

The “diamond princess” cruise ship data was my evidence, and was all the government needed to show severity of covid!

@Laura-tp8wz

11 ай бұрын

Well said!

It is irrelevant ...the politicians are just laughing it off and not answering when people like A Bridgen ask questions..

@SB-bk6tg

11 ай бұрын

Sad but true

@stirlingmoss4621

11 ай бұрын

one female MP called Andrew a spreader of misinformation in Parliament during his delivery of scientific evidence for vaccine damage etc. Parliament, a place of debate is now a name calling circus. The 'mother of parliaments' I think not. The Mother of Whores, certainly.

@nikivable

11 ай бұрын

Sadly true

@orion9k

11 ай бұрын

And people are covid19 tired, they dont care about these news

@andywarrington4738

11 ай бұрын

that might be true but who is to blame , we are , the people, for being led like sheep instead of actually caring to look and see

Children who missed out on the usual social activities that would have happened when they were toddlers are struggling in so many ways.

The way how you logically and objectively present your argument is admirable. This is exactly how academic debate should be carried on, free of repercussions and political correctness.

@jurgschupbach3059

9 ай бұрын

RIP Eileen Hunter NZ nun es war so offensichtlich

@kevreilly7

9 ай бұрын

Too lil 2.5yrs late

@joelc9439

9 ай бұрын

Kev, nah, not late.

@kevreilly7

9 ай бұрын

@@joelc9439 ask jaime foxx😉

The modelling was pure fear mongering. People should be prosecuted.

@sunrisesystems9280

11 ай бұрын

Prosecuted and not given a knighthood you mean......We live in a seriously F.....ed up world

@jmwoods190

11 ай бұрын

​@@sunrisesystems9280 Null Ferguson hasn't been knighted yet albeit an OBE. That said, he actually never had any of the qualifcations or training for anything health, medicine & biology in for his modelling job at Imperial, let alone his notorious track record!

@sunrisesystems9280

11 ай бұрын

@@jmwoods190 Sounds the perfect canditate, to take advice from that effects the entire country.......What is wrong with these people

@Thoughtmanifestkingdom

11 ай бұрын

Entity Kingdom 0 seconds ago so NZ "Government"This is the latest REAL world facts , so why do we need a statement that we need to see the Latest Covid info from the NZ Government , you crooks , liars, sick pieces of proverbial elephant dung, may you all ammend your deceipt in the pits of hell

@pithouse697

11 ай бұрын

Government investigation has found no wrong doing by government

There was no policy failure, the objectives of oppression and reduced rights was the policy.

@christophercook9745

11 ай бұрын

yes, you could argue lockdowns were a success !

@jpii8468

11 ай бұрын

Exactly. It was a test run to see how much the people would put up with.

@gillianforrester558

11 ай бұрын

And unfortunately nearly all accepted the " authority" without question. If only we had had a decent free media to tell people NOT to obey. What could they have done? They couldnt lock up everybody.

@BubbleBurster-nv1vl

11 ай бұрын

BINGO! And if I may add, depopulation. Globalist believe there are too many of us on this planet. It's no "conspiracy", they openly say it.

@SJGinSAfrica

11 ай бұрын

Agreed

The IEA also signed off and devised Liz Truss's disastrous budget last summer....I'll take their report with a pinch of salt!!

@IanTupmanOutdoors

10 ай бұрын

I agree. While the data may or may not be valid, it should be pointed out that the IEA is privately funded, mostly anonymously, by individuals and corporates to promote their own interests.

@DoRC

10 ай бұрын

Just reading the first couple of paragraphs of the report should make warning bells go off. When they first mention how many deaths they think were saved by the lockdowns they follow that by comparing it to how many people died from the flu. How many people died from the flu is completely irrelevant data and is obviously put in there as a method to sway people's opinions. This is exactly what these sorts of reports aren't supposed to do.

@RogerThrush

23 сағат бұрын

John bratby painting values

To go hand in hand with what Dr. Campbell is sharing here, the Great Barrington document which, when presented, ‘pre-confirmed’ what this study concluded. Thanks Dr. Campbell!

@NikiBechusWTF

9 ай бұрын

100%

@kevreilly7

9 ай бұрын

​@@NikiBechusWTFnurse campbell is 2.5yrs late thought. How many have died or been maimed on HIS clotshot recco?

Seemed wrong and evil at the time and three years later it’s confirmed, it was wrong and evil.

@johngahan3530

11 ай бұрын

and gonna get way worse going forward unless the sheeple wake up.

@redpill6201

11 ай бұрын

​@@johngahan3530 Considering what the humanoid farm animals recently volunteered to do to their telomeres, DNA repair mechanisms, immune systems and so on, their body shelf-life may expire before they wake up.

@barba9791

11 ай бұрын

I think an evil act is a loose loose or total net loss interaction, and evil grows with the higher suffering it causes. There was/is a gain of $ for a very few, and it seems they may have saved a few lives from covid, and positively changed some behavior around avoidable virus transmission, also nature was given a reprieve, but these pluses could have been kindly achieved . They caused many other deaths and suffering around their actions. There is continued suffering in many ways, and this current $ shift once again widens the gap between the poor and rich. I consider the worst offence ti probably be limiting ones movements, because it makes the population as a whole more dependent on its current non democratic communist/capitalist keepers? Respectful freedom is vital to all life. I would think it is/ was likely is net negative evil action?

@marios.2848

11 ай бұрын

Nope. Still bullshit theories and wrong focus. Cov took the most lives due this time.

@tripzincluded8087

11 ай бұрын

= wrong and egoistic behaviour from our owners aka banker families.. (::)

When I think at all the nasty things that our governments have done to us with the help of the police, I am really afraid for the future. They will do it again, they will always find another good reason.

@narsreenjohnson4966

11 ай бұрын

yes i agree they will always find no good reasons.....properganda

@vicky116

11 ай бұрын

Climate lockdowns anyone?

@bigworm4583

11 ай бұрын

They have always done it 😂😂😂

@muscleprotein

11 ай бұрын

And next time it will be much much worse

@louisedagenais1795

11 ай бұрын

That why Nuremburg 2.0 is needed.

Without having any kind of medicine or scientific background, I saw the extreme panic reactions of governments and individuals alike in March 2020, and said to myself "that can't be right". No decision taken out of pure fear can be correct, and I hope more people will come to understand that now. We'll see in the next worldwide crisis.

@revgregory

10 ай бұрын

The restrictions were only a failure for the people, the government used the fear they generated to exercise massive amounts of control over the economy, increase spending to even more absurd levels, and test the people to see how well they could control and mold their behavior. Anyone with a scientific background could look at the "studies" being published and see the holes in their methodology and, generally, usage of correlation equals causation decision making processes without controlling for other possible causes. You could also see government debunking of possible treatments being done where the "study" done made absolutely no attempt to replicate the treatment that was claimed to work or removed or drastically altered aspects of the treatment. It quickly became obvious that political and economic control was their goal and healthcare wasn't even an issue. I was pretty much over with the "pandemic" by June 2020.

@PancakeSerenade

10 ай бұрын

Especially when it's fake fear emulated by sociopaths who have proven numerous times that they are sociopaths.

@sniperpd9505

10 ай бұрын

The climate emergency is the current crisis. Are we in panic mode?

@StudentDad-mc3pu

9 ай бұрын

Running away from a Tiger?

@RufusShinra

9 ай бұрын

@@StudentDad-mc3pu Actually a bad Idea albeit counter intuitive. Running from felines will only trigger their hunting instincts. Only run if you can find a nearby hiding spot inaccessible to the predator, otherwise you just hasten your demise.

There is no flawed modeling, everything was purposeful, this was a planned, coordinated, calculated attack on the human population. I'm a nobody, just a man running a pediatric practice, taking care of families in my community and I knew every word of it was b******* from the very beginning. I actually spoke at our capital in May 2020, for many reasons, but mostly the horrific negative outcomes I was seeing in children after only being in lockdown in distance learning for 6 weeks. It was absolutely devastating. I wrote as many mask exemptions as possible, pleasantly, persistently twisted arms of principles of local Christian schools to not force distance learning so that at least some kids could experience normalcy in that aspect etc etc. There were no flaws or mistakes if you will in the information being put out because this was their design and there's going to be worse coming at us in the near future

@1lightheaded

9 ай бұрын

Paranoid much

My little boy turned 5 the day lockdown was announced. His birthday party got cancelled and he thought his friends didn't want to come. He could not meet his grandparents for two years and that negatively affected their relationship. He's not been that close to them since. I burned out when schools closed as I could not reconcile work and home schooling. My son was crying every day during lockdown. I still remember him watching locked empty playgrounds with the saddest face ever. I'm still traumatized about all that. I'll never forgive and never forget. But thank you to Dr Campbell who was a reassuring voice during those years. A light in the darkness, rationality against madness.

@voice.of.reason

11 ай бұрын

I'm sorry for you and your son. These people should be locked up for the 2 years we lost and the damage they have caused to so many of us in various ways

@hosmerhomeboy

11 ай бұрын

I went to visit my nephew, and took him for a walk. He pointed at a park and said " we can;t go there anymore or people will die". It made me deeply sad. He had no idea why he couldn't see friends. Just by himself going in circles in the backyard on a little scooter. At least he had that. I Was nearly in a LOT of how water, and my sister was threatened with police and a 6k fine, if she didn;t say who was at her house. I could write three paragraphs of all the dumb and horrible stuff that happened to me and those close to me. The COMPLETE loss of personal autonomy nearly dragged me into a raging insanity after they ordered my ex to stay at my house. Denied health care, 3x. Thrown out of a hospital by a raging nurse for simply trying to give my wallet to my girlfriend at the door. I witnessed a woman walk out of the hospital, no care having been given, with meat hanging from a partially crushed foot. Because she took a drink of water. I hopped out on one leg with a locked knee. All day, no care. Thrown out. Off work for a month. Still kinda crippled. my leg can't straighten quite all the way anymore. My friends grandpa died in a room alone, while outside the door his family was denied access. A man couldn't see his dying father for months on end. And who did that protect? Care I saved for years to get, cancelled halfway through. Years of my work, gone. Thankfully it galvanized me to go find a private surgeon, and I discovered that while I'd spent ten years, countless painful treatments, and thousands of my dollars in our "free" system, I could have easily just had a quick private surgery for 200$. All this, tip of the iceberg. Several of my co workers are down with pericarditis and miocarditis. Many healthy people are just kinda.... dying. My heart goes out to your 5 year old. And all the little kids for whom the park was scary death instead of happiness and fun. This whole thing was just plain evil.

@claram6786

11 ай бұрын

@@hosmerhomeboy heart-breaking 💔

@BarbaraDettori

11 ай бұрын

@@hosmerhomeboy Thank you for sharing. I'm sorry you had to go through all this. I just hope we'll never be in that situation again. My heart goes out to you as well.

@pizzaperson1

11 ай бұрын

My daughter was 5 when the whole covid madness started too, being an only child it was sheer torture for her, she was crying everyday, having meltdown saying she was so lonely, missing her for Ed’s , missing school, missing the playgrounds that are taped up like murder scenes. It carried on until she was 8 years old ! This will leave traces for the rest of her life.

“Inadequate scrutiny” is bad, but downright lying and truth suppression is criminal!

@vpmoon3

11 ай бұрын

No one is willing to led farther than he can see. People who look to beyond self see far.

@sonyasmith1991

11 ай бұрын

Pu re ev il!!!

@chewy66

11 ай бұрын

Dr Campell said that it was “inadequate scrutiny” was a KZread language switch so that the word “lying” wasn't used and would have received a strike.

@jass412

11 ай бұрын

it was never about our health

@anonnemo2504

11 ай бұрын

I agree. Such reliance on a single modelling exercise led by an "academic" of already damaged credibility has now been shown to have been extremely foolish. It also defied belief at the time. Trust in government has certainly been destroyed and, in the UK, the award of honours to people involved in the promotion of these damaging and ineffective measures is just one of the most egregious of the many indicators of a large scale cover up by the government and an equally guilty mainstream media.

Whilst this is an interesting paper from the IEA, if it stands by its findings and methodology why hasn’t it put it up for critical peer review by a scientific journal? Any think tank can release their modelling but releasing it without peer review is shouting into an echo chamber?

@iRichardi

10 ай бұрын

How much of the “Covid vax science” was peer reviewed?

@nofaith2544

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! Campbell pretends to be for science but it is all cosplay for his conspiracy addled moron audience.

@BigstickNick

10 ай бұрын

@@nofaith2544 he’s just reading the data, and explains different things a long the way. We’ve seen different groups not wanting to look at data, because it can be damaging. That’s not scientific or peer review either.

@BigstickNick

10 ай бұрын

We have comparable case studies anyways. California/New York compared to Georgia and Florida. It depends on what we are defining as success vs failure, but I think the red states got it right with a balance.

@brendashelonko2149

10 ай бұрын

Am only halfway through this. Jotting this down before I forget, so forgive me if you cover it later - I will finish listening to it. Thinking about the finding that voluntary social distancing as having been most effective. But am trying to imagine it being possible in the workplace without government mandates. How many immune compromised people would have been able to do so? I fear the backlash from this. Maybe one finding will be that what the world needs is emergency mortuaries to accommodate the vast peaks of deaths from pandemics to allow regular hospital admissions to proceed.

If you are going to rely on “ voluntary action / self quarantine “ in the future, there will need to be legislation protecting the people from losing their jobs for needing to or choosing to protect themselves and vulnerable family members in that way.

@lloydshaw6534

10 ай бұрын

The problem is not only did we have those who were genuinely so ignorant of the general knowledge surrounding pathogens, pandemics and vaccines, they were upset when they found out the truth. ( acting like it was others fault they did not know no vaccine is 100% perfect and they are not designed to stop a virus spreading) Note: ESR protocols are designed to do that task. Aka... masks + dis6tance + airflow + quarantine etc... We also had people who knew but simply did not care about others less fortunate than themselves. Eg... people with disabilities , obesity or type2diabetes had a massive chance of complications or death. ( I do free disability work, and some had a 1700% higher chance of death, you think those people cared ? ) They would hide this disgusting truth by fabricating lies like it was just a "normal Flu", or a hoax, ,or masks did not work or would kill you, people were dropping dead right after taking the jab, they ALL knew several people who were dead already ... blah blah blah. It was like a new lie every week. ( the list is very long and some are insane ) But lets just say truth seekers do not act like that, and there are not many people on that side of the fence who were not guilty of lying. And yes We also had people with mental disorders who demanded perfect vaccines or other things that go against common sense. So yes we do need more laws, to stop the dishonest people from harming others. On both sides. .

@ceejay310

10 ай бұрын

I also highly doubt voluntary action would even happen without a mandatory lockdown, as to highlight the severity of the situation or risks by unpredictable mutated virus variants. People don't seem to realize that the lockdowns were a preventative measure.

@danjsy

10 ай бұрын

True, and we have to have fitter staff in front line

@andrewhooper7603

10 ай бұрын

Literally nothing can get in the way of profits. The engine must burn, with bodies if they deem it necessary. But here's a pizza, essential worker ™️

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

It's telling that most people in here that go "i knew it" are from places, where the government did the mandates, but not provided the help. But maybe when it comes to rob the rich and the politicians we should also start relaying an voluntary inaction. let's abolish all laws protecting property, I'm sure people will all remain voluntary inactive.

The fact that we're not allowed to talk about the shots without getting banned or censored says it all...

@LM42

11 ай бұрын

What shots?

@yogiine

11 ай бұрын

Jabs

@beetlejuice1209

11 ай бұрын

@@LM42 The clot shots

@jampipe3137

11 ай бұрын

I think you can blame the conspiracy nuts for that.

@yogiine

11 ай бұрын

@@jampipe3137 Or people like Fauci. Kerry Mullis the scientist behind PCR did warn the world about him. Fauci is into it for the money he said, not science for well being of humanity.

We must never forget what they did to us ! Personally my son was thrown out of school and not able to take his exams, my stepmother died , and was told had she been able to attend her cancelled appointment , they would have been able to operate and treat her ! Couldn’t attend her funeral, watched it online ! Same son developed Epilepsy and had to go to hospital alone post seizure , terrifying for a young lad ! My family judged me for not having the Jib, one sister disowned me , the rest thought me nuts . Lost my best friend for the same reason . All the loneliness , fear and manipulation of my fellow humans , must never be forgotten , never !

@kultphrase

11 ай бұрын

I lost my gran who couldn't see anyone for the last 3 months of her life. I was called all manner of names for not taking an experimental vaccine. I lost 2 years of a 'normal' life to lockdowns and Covid passports. I'm now most certainly on a government covid 'watch list'. Well... I won't be forgetting, and people like Dr Campbell joining the grown up 'fact calling not name calling' army - I am sure a lot more hig profile names will be brought out and dragged through the dirt. Even if it has to be a Jimmy Saville kind of affair (where they get away with it, but in death are remembered as the evil they were during 2020).

@LadyBug1967

11 ай бұрын

Yes, we need a reckoning. PEOPLE like to use the word retribution but that will be done by the big guy up in the sky --not to say certain people and corporations shouldn't be tried in a court of law and pay the price of what they did. BUT really a reckoning is what we need in order to move on in a same and clear manner such that this never happens again. They said that about the Holocaust and I think it is the same here in that if we do NOT reckon with what we did we cannot move on with sanity, with dignity, and with integrity. Right now, they're continuing the shots and in some states in the US they force little babies to have the shots. THERE is no sanity in that. When you force people to violate the sovereignty of their body, there is no dignity. AND when you denigrate these people and say they are participating in a conspiracy of dis- information, there is no integrity. President Obama has many speeches on disinformation on the web and I couldn't believe that a man, that intelligent, 😂has fallen for this Mass Formation Psychosis & deigned to speak on the subject of disinformation when actually it is HIS government and HIS party that has been guilty and continues to be guilty of DISINFORMATION. AT the hospital yesterday, I asked the nurse if they were still going to force more covid shots and she said-- I do not know. THEN she said she had already had four shots. SHE was relatively young and one thing I've noticed is that when people are fat, not obese, but fat, they seem to be able to handle the shots without side effects. I know that toxins are stored in fat which is why they said be careful if you go on a very stringent diet to lose maybe 50 or 100 lbs because a lot of toxins will be released and you will become very sick. I do believe a lot of toxins from this vaccine are stored in the fat of these people's bodies which does not bode well for their health in the future. WHAT we must do is NOT look at our self and say I have the shot & I had the shot five times and I had NO problems. WHAT we must do is think beyond ourself and do what they've done with EVERY other drug & say-- this number of people died or were disabled & this is not acceptable; this drug must be removed from the market. That's number one. Second, because it was mandated by certain businesses and the government, these peoples must be tried in a court of law and pay the consequences for their actions which r in violation of the American Constitution and the Bill of Rights . So first a reckoning and then consequences.

@crazyprayingmantis5596

11 ай бұрын

I had a very similar experience to you, unfortunately the people that now need to see this data and learn that they were wrong aren't interested anymore because the mainstream media aren't constantly putting fear into them and they just don't want to talk about it.

@buyjamaicapropertiesrealto3969

11 ай бұрын

A friend of 47 years is no longer a friend when we all caught the virus at her house. She blamed me because I was not vaccinated. Many of us was called all kinds of names because we did not have any jabs. Travel restrictions was hard. I was stuck in Jamaica for 18 months because flights was no direct flights was allowed. Had to fly via US. Could not fly back via US because was not vaxxed. It was a crazy.

@samuelrobert7016

11 ай бұрын

And where was the church and organised religion ?

Sad and infuriating to me that when lockdowns were first proposed, it should have been and was obvious that it was a terrible idea, AND there were many credible scientists presenting the case with rational evidence. Yet they were censored and the lunacy was amplified. At the same time, people who wanted to demonstrate in protest of lockdowns were told that we weren't allowed to protest. Our protests were shut down, foiled, and attacked. None of this was an error. Everyone should realize by now that this was a plan for a massive transfer of wealth and power with population reduction into the bargain. Insane criminals hold the pivotal reigns of power and they know well how to psy-op most of the population into doing as they're told. So, not mistakes and incompetence. It's crisis of poor character, insanity, deception, and delusion. Enough people need to realize this so that a parallel and better civilization can be built as the old institutions wither away from lack of faith in them. That's the only way forward.

This is an opinion piece, translating selected information in a way that supports his view, not "conclusive" evidence.

When people in my area were talking about lynching the unvaccinated because the government had scared their simple minds shitless, that’s when I knew my fellow Canadians were no longer able of critical thought

@nikitaw1982

11 ай бұрын

we had some big detention centres built. signing in every where freaked me out. when vax mandates came in felt like a lepper. couldn't go to cafes or cinemas. world multicultural and they close boarders for 3 years.

@marleneholloway7775

11 ай бұрын

Yes, heard that, they wanted us locked up here in Western Australia..and any government benefits taken away from us.

@tiggykatz8707

11 ай бұрын

@@nikitaw1982 part of the plan, provoking the nervous system, constant surveillance. Next time sign with a fake name.

@Silver0426

11 ай бұрын

30% of the population are followers 🐑🐑🐑without questioning anything, telling fellow people what to do, based on fear, 40% are in the middle that would not want to offend anyone and 30% are the ones that have the capacity to analyze and see trough all BS😢

@tomhollins5303

11 ай бұрын

We are straight up as ignorantly superstitious these days as the medieval surfs were burning witches.

What the COVID response has done is show why we should never believe without question what we are told ever again..

@robertshepherd99

11 ай бұрын

We should never have believed ANYTHING without question. That's how 6 million Jews were murdered by Hitler.

@shawnkalin9337

11 ай бұрын

Many of us will not trust the governments or institutions again. It may have been intended to bring in the technocracy to save the world?

@JJ-qc2on

11 ай бұрын

Well said😊

@malcolmjackson5986

11 ай бұрын

EXACTLY my friend, as some say believe nothing you hear, and only half of what you see.

@dancroitoru364

11 ай бұрын

but Nurse John C PhD in "online nurse education" was part of the Covid response, wasn't he?

From the very beginning, This was nothing but to show how quickly the average citizen would follow directions No matter how absurd. Without questioning. People ended up turning on each other rather than helping each other. It caused fear and anger that still shows in people. It was just one big test in human behavior and we passed or failed depending on how you look at it. We failed in my eyes. As higher governments and powers go. We completely passed the test of standing in line, doing what we're told without questioning. We proved just how controllable we really are, that's scary! 😢

@Psalm-bo9ml

11 ай бұрын

Yep! An experiment on all levels.

@davidpaz9389

11 ай бұрын

Look up the Milgram Experiment.

@andrewnevermind4902

11 ай бұрын

The looks us and our maskless children got during all this was shocking. Brainwashed so easy.

@robtheplod

11 ай бұрын

surely not, so the big question of is a scotch egg a substantial meal not really related to the pandemic?

@thesandman775

11 ай бұрын

But then what? Doesn't really make any sense that this was just a "test in human behavior" because they've now awoken mobs of people to their bs. What's the end game in that scenario? Feels much more like utter incompetence at the governmental levels rather than an orchestrated social test. And then a refusal to acknowledge said incompetence which lead to a doubling down effect.

"If you have to be persuaded, reminded, pressured, lied to, incentivized, coerced, bullied, socially shamed, guilt-tripped, threatened, punished and criminalized... if all of this is considered necessary to gain your compliance, you can be absolutely certain that what is being promoted is not in your best interest." - Ian Watson

@annemeredith6037

11 ай бұрын

Couldn't have summed this tyrranical epoch up better.

@allanedwards1036

11 ай бұрын

@@annemeredith6037 What a ridiculous replyTyranical how?Public Health measures are in no way Tryanny,an approved Vaccine does not break The Nuremberg Code.

@allanedwards1036

11 ай бұрын

No Coercion or bullying took place Vaccine Mandates not introduced in Australia,you were strongly encouraged,you had a choice.Wake up.

@colinregan7380

11 ай бұрын

​@@allanedwards1036 experimental vaccine...

@thepalefox

11 ай бұрын

@@allanedwards1036 As far as I am aware 'emergency use authorisation' is not the same as 'approved''. Even then one should ask “who is the approver and what does that mean” as well as acknowledging that each of us has the freedom to decide whether or not we use a medical intervention without fear of reprisal from the collective. Thats one of the big issues for critical thinkers. Equally when you investigate the rationale (data/evidence) for implementing these policies it is apparent that the rationale does not justify the implementation of these overarching policies that affected (and still affect) freedom of speech, freedom of movement, human rights, worldwide economies etc etc. Therefore, if the policies were not justified with common sense nor robust real world data, then associating them with 'tyrannical' objectives can be seen as a reasonable assumption. It's ultimately difficult to consider the determined coercion of government to force its citizens to take an experimental gene therapy anything other than 'tyrannical'.

Here is another effect. I am an RN. I was fired and treated like a second class citizen for 3 years. I have a serious distaste for nursing now. I do not want to help the people of my community anymore and view them as my enemy. Why wouldn't I? At the local level an attempt was made to make me jobless and homeless. I was attacked. This is war and I am NOT just getting over it.

@lumsdelj

10 ай бұрын

So, forgive me if this isn't something you want to answer, but I'm curious.. Am I to take from your post that you disagreed with the higher ups and were silenced by firing? Or were you one of the healthcare people that was punished for not wanting to take the vaccine? Just looking for a little context. Thanks :)

@wwjccsd

9 ай бұрын

If you worked in medical for years you should know that a majority of medical professionals need to be barred from continuing the profession (even before covid) Doctors frequently ignoring patients, misdiagnosis, malpractice etc Apathetic nurses that make mistakes that can kill patients Medication tracking broken(oh are you taking that antibiotic we prescribed 10 years ago? What the prescription we prescribed two weeks ago isn’t on your chart?) Being prescribed drugs you’re allergic to because medical professionals don’t care… list goes on

@peggyivey5828

7 ай бұрын

​@wwjccsd Well, you can take car of yourself if you get sick. There was a shortage of nurses before covid and many quit the profession because of covid. Besides that nurses make peanuts compared to many other professions. 17:02

@steelytemplar

2 ай бұрын

​@wwjccsd I don't know where you get your healthcare, but I've never experienced anything like that. I mainly see cases of medical professionals being overworked, which isn't their fault. Thank God for them. They've done a lot for me, including saving my life more than once.

I remember seeing our provential prime minister (Quebec) in a press conference on the first days of the pandemic stating "We will do nothing and go for community immunity." that did not last long before a full 180 into measures.

@partiellementecreme

10 ай бұрын

He admitted that he managed the pandemic by watching CNN. Ceci explique cela.

@Alan_Duval

10 ай бұрын

That was Boris' initial stance as well.

@eric4709

10 ай бұрын

So ... what , or "who" caused them to change their minds ? In all the health scares Ive seeen in the last 60 odd years.. .we NEVER EVER even thought about "lock downs" .... so WHY this time ?

@granudisimo

10 ай бұрын

If only people knew that there's no difference between so-called natural immunity and vaccinations... Don't believe me? Learn the process of spike protein assimilation by bone marrow lymphocytes, and you'll see for yourself that a spike protein is a spike protein is; lymphocytes can't tell the difference when it comes to make antibodies so why do we?

@tompiper9276

10 ай бұрын

@@Alan_Duval Yeah, he completely dropped the ball on that one.

Biggest worldwide IQ test ever done.....

@lolikbolik4818

11 ай бұрын

COvert Identification of Dumb-dumbs

@markmorrid8144

11 ай бұрын

And the shlemmings failed it 😬🙄

@ss206

11 ай бұрын

Remember the number of people who believed no symptoms was a symptom and stood in long queues to be tested lol 😆

@orezeno9564

11 ай бұрын

Pot vs kettle here. 🙈

The Barrington Declaration, that was stifled, stated from the beginning the lockdown would be catastrophic and they were right.

@AncientYouth64

11 ай бұрын

@@Probablyabot314 in the word of Donald Trump...........Chyyyynnaah

@barneymagee3285

11 ай бұрын

We are yet to find out just HOW catastrophic , next year is going to be interesting.

@toddlane4261

11 ай бұрын

The Great Barrington Declaration prescribed "focused protection" for those at risk. But probably more importantly, it was not published until the pandemic was 9 months in when certain characteristics of the virus were known, such as the mortality rate and who was at risk. How it was going to be implemented was another potential problem, given social cooperation was required.

@AncientYouth64

11 ай бұрын

@@toddlane4261 anyone with half a brain cell knew what this was around April 2020.

@lechatel

11 ай бұрын

I seem to remember John Campbell sneering at it when it was announced and calling it ''the so-called Great Barrington Declaration'.

I’d ask serious questions of where ICL got its guidance and who funds them. If there is any evidence of corruption from influencers, then the likes of Ferguson should be questioned and possibly charged.

Thank you for this video. Personally, i feel extremely let down by my government (usa). At the time, i did question the strict lockdowns- but it didnt matter since i didnt want to risk being heavily fined for keeping my business open and possibly blamed for an outbreak amongst my yoga students. Unfortunatley, the cost ended up being far worse, since my 5 year old yoga studio had to close in the end. Now i have no idea what to do with my life. Being a 35 year old female at the time, i can vouch for the accuracy of this new study that came out. I feel absolutely gutted. 😞

@Ikr2025

10 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear your business had to shut down. The hard part was the unknown and the fear that should someone die following contact with us (the ‘unclean unvaxxed’) we would be blamed and witch-hunted regardless of what the actual cause of the death was. I was worried about being around my own mother in case she inadvertently died and then I would have had to face not only the grief but being blamed and the wrath and vitriol of my family who were all on board with the lies and false narrative.

@TheYvonx

10 ай бұрын

I lost my BnB business and my family home. I had to also look after my Mum in her 90s as I lost my livelihood. Listening to all the brainwashed parrot propaganda about lockdowns saving granny was salt in the wounds. After some level of initial trust in the necessity of the first lockdown I became increasingly sceptical and finally implacably opposed to the last two. I could easily predict that the death toll long term from the effects of lockdowns would vastly outweigh any minimal benefits. Sadly, people still aren't listening. Instead most just want to forget the whole 2 years and are very reluctant to admit they were brainwashed into accepting unjustifiable measures.

@andrew_owens7680

10 ай бұрын

What strict lockdowns??? There has never been a pandemic without economic costs and human costs. They are always disastrous to the economy 100% of the time. Were you expecting that your government would do what the government couldn't in 1918?

@michaeltiffe6341

10 ай бұрын

@@andrew_owens7680yes many here look to blame others as opposed to facing the reality in which they live. The next time around will likely have similar results regardless of the additional information that has come forth in reports such as this. Until people stop looking to the government to fix their personal issues things will remain on the same track.

@timsimon8995

10 ай бұрын

Don't feel let down by them. They never gave a shit about you and never will.

It was never about health; it was about control, depop, monopolization and a massive wealth transfer from the 99% to the 0.001%.

@shanazali3958

11 ай бұрын

This is what we need to find data on and use it as evidence...if there is something already that I have missed can someone point it out..there has been something achieved which must be much bigger in importance than humanity...

@DJWESG1

11 ай бұрын

So why is everyone in these threads blaming the WHO, when those frauds and deceptions were all.coming from conservstives

@maryboring1426

11 ай бұрын

I agree. Felt this way from the very beginning

@peacefuljourney4994

11 ай бұрын

WEF, Davos, Schwaub.

@annag9909

11 ай бұрын

3 years ago I thought that it is impossible to take everything from everyone so that we can all be happy without possessions. Now I know these people almost did it. Greetings from Germany.😮

EVERYONE who had ANYTHING to do with COVID-19, should be held accountable for "Crimes Against Humanity". God help us ALL.

@eco_logic

11 ай бұрын

men you peanut @ ai will have a field day on you

@npcknuckles5887

11 ай бұрын

100% they should

@tanvirkabir4960

11 ай бұрын

Most of the world leaders are. Are you going to bring them to trials now? Good luck with that.

@rod_at_adelaide5766

11 ай бұрын

Saying that, I bet you rushed out and stocked up on toilet paper, pasta, meat and booze? You could also be accountable for "Crimes Against Humanity"

@NoBody-xx6ii

11 ай бұрын

they did their best

The people that pushed lockdowns or any kind of mandates, including those that enabled or voted for them, should be made examples of, and put on public display!

When you get health advice from a bunch of economists, alarm bells go off. One thing that economists are especially bad at is modelling. The main problem with this is how the numbers were measured. When you assign costs to mortality, there are so many assumptions made that you’d need to take every model or survey down it’s bare bones to compare. I’ll read the paper with interest.

@alfonsstekebrugge8049

10 ай бұрын

The paper is a political piece, it's not science. The institute that published this is an right wing extremist think tank, not a scientific institute. The main author hasn't done any actual science ever, he started to get 'published' when he made 'studies' like this. Ultimately the science is very simple though. Even though this think tank invents crazy numbers by cherry picking studies to look at, the lockdowns still absolutely turned out to be a bad idea. But this is like playing roulette and telling someone who lost that it was better not to play if you were going to gamble on red when the ball fell on black. Any study claiming lockdown was bad ignores that we were way lucky. We thought a vaccine would take years, but where AI couldn't fold proteins in 2018 it turned out to be quite proficient at it in 2020 and right now we are at the point where we can't tell whether the AI prediction or the actual scan is correct. Also the virus had a sufficiently high mutation rate to be a worry and where we were scared of this because it could have made things way worse it should have made the virus trend towards a comfortable equilibrium like the flu normally is at. But what if it doesn't? It's impossible to model. It trended towards flu very fast though, in 2022 we were essentially safe. Still, millions dead. By being mindful we saved millions too though.

@redf7209

10 ай бұрын

Thing is we needed better data collection to analyse what was happening and project forward the outcomes of possible policies. Despite massive chucking of money at the COVID problem the Tories refused to fund better data collection when they were asked. - Ignorant dinosaurs

@alfonsstekebrugge8049

10 ай бұрын

@@redf7209 You can't properly model things like this nor can you (I believe) collect the actual data you need. Two issues: firstly there is no control group, you don't want a control group even. Secondly there is no way, when bringing forward multiple policies, to know which policy does what exactly. All data will be contaminated. Regression analysis will only ever get you so far. From what I've read up till now the conclusion is simply that by far the most effective policy is a lockdown in a country able to enforce it. We don't live in such a country, nor do we want this sort of policy. We are not China. We want to know what to do instead. So far the only answer we have is that washing your hands every time you arrive at a place is a great idea. So yeah I don't disagree with your wishes, but I think it will be impossible to really get any conclusions that reach a decent enough sigma level. Perhaps if we hook a massive collection of data sets up with machine learning it might find some patterns that won't show up using the mathematical tools we normally use. And yeah Tories are stupid. Even if you are right wing conservative it's daft to vote for them.

@DoRC

10 ай бұрын

I don't think you'll get very far if you're being objective. They took 20,000 studies and cherry picked 20 of them. They also perform an appeal to emotion in the second paragraph of the study when they compare how many lives they claim were saved to how many people die of the flu each year. How many people die of the flu each year is completely irrelevant to this data set and simply shouldn't be there.

@redf7209

10 ай бұрын

@@alfonsstekebrugge8049 there were a lot of things that could be done. We didn't collect enough about the people that were being hospitalised or dying to determine what group should have been targetted eg smokers, lifestyle, occupation. etc etc. We did collect some data such as age but it was fairly shallow. We didnt have proper control groups but comparison of the rate of change in transmission in relative different areas or populations or densiities of populations following vaccination or lockdown would have told us mathematically a lot about effectiveness and allowed projection of infection rates

I don’t believe we’ve even begun to see the end of the health issues. I’m very concerned that there is going to be generational issues that haven’t surfaced yet. The world will be dealing with the repercussions for a very long time to come. 😢

@LTPottenger

11 ай бұрын

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A fasting mimicking diet for 3-5 days in a row also provides many of the same benefits as water fasting. FMD usually has 200-800 calories, under 18 g of protein and extremely low carbs. Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, making it easier in healthy people and allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia. Children, pregnant or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors or certain forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all. Type 1 diabetics can also fast but it is more complicated and should be approached with caution as it could lead to ketoacidosis. Those with Addison's disease may also be unable to fast without liberal use of exogenous ketones, depending on severity. If you experience extreme symptoms of some kind, especially dizziness then simply break the fast and seek advice. 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My channel which will always contain an updated version of this list of fasting benefits on the community tab. I also have playlists on fasting and health topics.

@rahn45

11 ай бұрын

"Mild" myocarditis has very negative side-effects around 5 years down the road. We're only what? 2ish years into that, so still the tip of the iceberg on that front.

@SaltyShaman

11 ай бұрын

@@rahn45 along with all the hidden things that are happening quietly to people that we don't know anything about, yet. I suspect the birthrate is going to drop through the floor :(

@robertamorrison3462

11 ай бұрын

AND they're going right on developing new mRNA vaxes. Because these were so 🦜 "safe & effective."

@rogerr.8507

11 ай бұрын

Women will be lining up for my unvaxxed seed 🙄

Unfortunately, the way COVID was treated in the U.S. has destroyed my faith in my government AND in our health care system.

@TimHollingworth

11 ай бұрын

Better late than never!

@youtubecensors5419

11 ай бұрын

Excellent! Once you realize that your rulers hate you, it's far easier to understand and predict their actions.

@Cacheola

11 ай бұрын

Same feeling in Canada brother. I've also lost respect for law enforcement, universities, and many scientists

@a.d.3606

11 ай бұрын

Strange, when I read your comment originally... I coulda sworn you said 'Canada'. But seems like you said the U.S. You're sure you're not Canadian, right? Because I feel similarly.

@vampir753

11 ай бұрын

maybe rather fortunately, because the government and health system did not suddenly morphed to be bad as the pandemic started. If people lose their trust in it, this gives us the chance to improve them.

No one needed a formal study to determine these conclusions. Any rational mind could have come to the same conclusion. Humans are animals and cannot be locked up (and/or forced to do irrational things). We are now starting to see the impacts of the mental stress isolation has caused. Riots, looting, disrespect, etc. is worse that I have ever seen--and I see no end in sight. I also see attention spans and motivation on the decline. I predict a decade or even a generation of bad social behavior. I remember hearing "we have to isolate to flatten the curve, then we can resume activity". What a ludicrous idea. If COVID-19 is as contagious as the experts claim, there is no where to hide--you will get it, and approx. 50% of Americans have had it. While the global cost is estimated at over 16 trillion, taking into account suicide, family feuds, loss of friendships, employment terminations, etc. I'll say the actual cost is way higher. I think the next study that needs to be done is, what was the real catalyst for deciding to have lockdowns and making such irrational decisions was? Was it out of control governments, or the power of the media driving a narrative for their onw gain? I realize all this was new in 2020, but the panic created by the media caused a huge tail spin in the public. News has been transformed to "here's what happened" to "what if", "maybe", :it could", and "let's look at the Twitter feeds for details". People have completely lost rational thinking and rely on Instagram and social media for info. What a mess we have all created.

Thank you so much for your hard work and diligence and presenting this critical information to the public free of charge. I've recommended your videos to countless family and friends.

@bogususer2595

10 ай бұрын

So the measures only saved 4000 deaths in USA and 6000 in Europe. Sounds like a fair plan. We've gone to war over less deaths.

@davidyoung6331

10 ай бұрын

Free of charge? Are you kidding me? John Campbell makes more than a million dollars a year on these video. Public information regarding his income from KZread income. Free for you and me to watch, but John Campbell makes a lot on advertising revenue.

@gomezaddams6470

10 ай бұрын

@@davidyoung6331 Good for him! You sound angry that he works hard. He also went to medical school but still follows a path That is not sheeple. He did recommend getting the vaccine at first and that bothered me. Many people did not do well with that vaccine. It would have killed me and nobody mentioned that or asked about any neurological or auto immune issues. I would have died instantly. Not had problems over time. But he finally started seeing the data coming in and I think in hindsight. He would have not got the vaccination. You certainly can't get angry at somebody making money working hard.

@mb-3faze

10 ай бұрын

You *recommend* his videos? ! I do the opposite. I've watched a few and disagree with much of what he says.

@gomezaddams6470

10 ай бұрын

@@mb-3faze You disagree from a scientific point?

The most heinous thing is we now have a generation of kids trained to fear everything and obey for their own good with unflinching obedience.

@fuzzipariah

11 ай бұрын

Maybe that was one of the goals, a compliant population.

@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe

11 ай бұрын

all by design

@jamesharmon3827

11 ай бұрын

Well that was the primary purpose. Followed closely by the push for the digital IDs/banking, and the social credit score. As stated in COVID 19 AND THE GREAT RESET, not a conspiracy, it is written in black and white

@nikkygovier3783

11 ай бұрын

@ B Outthere personally I believe the parents are largely responsible for the children being frightened. None of my grandchildren were remotely frightened or anxious because they were told it was all a load of nonsense. Likewise they haven't fallen for the trans claptrap. One granddaughter even wrote her own song "it's ok to be gay but mad to be they" 😁

@DUB-sential

11 ай бұрын

Whilst wearing a rainbow frock and that's the boys

I knew it was bs when they left the airport open , 700k came in to the uk 400k left in a pandemic yeh right as if they would allow that if it was a deadly pandemic 🙈

@astroflyinsights

11 ай бұрын

Ditto

@hittitecharioteer

11 ай бұрын

🎯 Just imagine had it been ebola?

@vansdeeley7000

11 ай бұрын

Exactly! that was my thinking right from the beginning .

@kellymorgan4304

11 ай бұрын

I went to Turkey - Spain - 2 wks later I went back to Spain - I then travelled camping & kayaking across Scotland The flights abroad were cheap, accommodation cheap! Never had a Covid test - only wore a mask on the flight for a minute until I was seated holding a bottle of water The other holiday makers were fantastic we all was a group of great characters who took no notice! We ate & drank together we had a good laugh about lockdown & supposed pandemic- We marvelled at the empty airports & no queues, empty beaches 👌 Was a great experience I loved lockdown - It was something I’d never thought I’d see! An empty World 🌎 No People No queues No cars Nature grew wild & beautiful all the grass verges were a mixture of Beautiful wild flowers & tall meadow grasses People couldn’t believe it when I posted my adventures on social media - 😂 All the while I wore a black T-shirt with bold white lettering Un masked Un tested Un vaccinated Unafraid ✌️😂

@davidfoster9890

11 ай бұрын

It was also a great time for getting out on a motorbike.😊

It is truly tragic what happened, If a nobody like me was able to predict the effects of widespread lockdowns so easily and so accurately why was it so hard for those in charge.

@joelc9439

9 ай бұрын

If there were no restrictions whatsoever they would have been more and more deaths and more and more people sick.. even John agrees that not all restrictions were bad.

@johna8973

7 ай бұрын

Hmm 🤔 i think Money and Careers had something to do with it

@paulhann7445

6 ай бұрын

Money, the sum of the total ruling facts is the reasons. Most people have no standards except their own miss guided thoughts, based on who they think they are.

The Institute of Economic Affairs are not known for their lack of bias. I'll wait for the peer review thanks.

We must drag government and government bodies to court. We simply are heading into hell unless we do. This was blatant and murderous. Globally the people must hold all of those accountable. NOW

@Gopherhuckyourself

11 ай бұрын

NOW! HOW?

@alder8682

11 ай бұрын

"Justice is lost, justice is raped, justice is gone Pulling your strings, justice is done Seeking no truth, winning is all Find it so grim, so true, so real"

@shamusmcbob1034

11 ай бұрын

Investigations,courts, enquires all a waste of time. All that collaborated should dealt with.... ALL!!!

@mycharmedunicorn8715

11 ай бұрын

I wish people would speak up about shots being required for our children to get into college, our military, our medical profession. They have been required to have shots put into them for years. That needs to stop. Any outside substance or thing should never be required for a person to enter a college, a military, o profession. That alone is a communist act. Everyone should have a choice. And I’m only saying you should have a choice because it could kill you or make you deathly ill for the rest of your life. Now an unborn baby is different. First off, the act of sex is to recreate, and everyone knows that. If a person gets pregnant by their own choice of having sex Then they need to man up and warming up and suffer the consequences of their own actions. That’s why God’s word tells you not to have sex outside of marriage. Simple.

@patbuckley4039

11 ай бұрын

Why aren't the masses chasing politicians into court??? They killed your family and friends FFS!!! The governing legislation for citizens is that if you are a murderer you go to prison, simple.

I'm shedding a tear just coming to terms with the level of incompetence we were subjected to while knowing the truth, and then weathering the level of hostility from those that could not see it.

@estellechan8811

11 ай бұрын

Not incompetence, it's malevolence

@jengoodwyn2715

11 ай бұрын

Weathering level of hostility .... and blame. That is the most accurate sentence I've heard yet.

@nursenicole222

11 ай бұрын

And being told you were a fascist grandma killer for disagreeing

@MasonLeCompte

11 ай бұрын

Exactly 😢

@nursenicole222

11 ай бұрын

@@estellechan8811 yes, I think you are right, I’m afraid

I'm a health pro who absolutely hates government interventions at the best of times but I think most got it about right. My reference is the Spanish Flu 100 years ago where they say that at least 50 million and up to 90 million people died. No air travel back then and only 2 billion world population. They didn't know to lock down, they had no real communications, nothing. We could easily have had that had nothing been done. I don't like what they did but I'm ok with it because we simply did what we had to do. Me, I work in respiratory health (breathing) and am working with all the Covid survivors of all ages who have damaged lungs from Covid and that's why it is such a dangerous virus. Many will have damaged lungs for life. People don't much think about that.

Similar modeling is happening with “climate change” - dubious assumptions, hair-raising predictions of disaster that miss the mark, and few lessons learned. It is likely intentional and a fear tactic for control and CBDCs etc - as I personally think was the case in Covid. Thank you for your excellent videos and reports of this information. You cover it well in a perfectly timed manner - 15-30 minutes. Keep up the good work. Your updates are critical to our knowledge and understanding! Kudos.

@drmartin5062

9 ай бұрын

If you want the truth look for what they are censoring. The physicist who just won the Nobel prize said governments are responsible for manipulating data and weather patterns. These lockdowns are great. The ultimate power grabs include social control along with carbon taxes, if they fix it I imagine it’s only because HARPA

@naomisherred166

6 ай бұрын

I'm not sure what to think about climate as so much conflicting information so I know what you mean. What confuses me is that ev's are being hailed as our saviour yet lithium battery mining not good. Also they can just start fires and they burn way worse than a petrol car plus all the electric demands so we will still need more energy - very confusing time to be alive. I turned 50 this year and the world feels so out of control and strange since I was younger...

I wasn't let down by the government, they did what I expected, I knew they were up to no good. I was let down by my fellow citizens that fell for it and took no steps to research or question the narrative or the product they ended up taking. I absolutely love seeing doctors realising their mistake and doing what this great doctor is humbly doing now

@TimHollingworth

11 ай бұрын

I agree 100% the sheeple will drag us all to our doom unless we can get them to see the lies

@MadHeadzOz

11 ай бұрын

​@@TimHollingworth their heads are irreparably lodged deep between their own buttocks. Campbell still has reservations about rejecting lockdowns out of hand. They have been demonstrated NEVER to have worked and idiots have been trying since at least medieval times.

@MissRegionRat

11 ай бұрын

Yes people went absolutely rabid if you didn’t agree with the policies. I lost a best friend, who was present at my child’s birth, over COVID policies-and I had even gotten vaccinated and followed all the rules, just disagrees with them.

@kathystoneburner4947

11 ай бұрын

Oh Bravo to you Falcon!!! My sentiments Excatly!!! We have pretty much always knew government no matter which side we're on wouldn't wipe their feet on the best of us. I'm right with you in absolute disbelief at the American citizens. Never would I have believed this country was so full of gutless people. They totally gave the ok for control. Who knew? The senior citizens were the most disappointing to me. I also can't believe they would put anything in their bodies that you know dam well Fauchi/Soros/Gates/Biden's etc.. Never let a needle touch them.

@georgeharrison6022

11 ай бұрын

I have no problem with the people who took the juice. The problem was the people who insisted I get it

The models were created to give the results that they needed. There were no decisions taking place. This was already decided by our overlords long before the politicians even pretended to analyze the best approach. Not giving elderly patients respiratory depressing drug cocktails would have saved more lives if that's what they actually cared about.

@mr.giggles4995

11 ай бұрын

Not to mention one of the "heroes" of covid that people worshipped was criminal governor Cuomo who basically sentenced the elderly to their deaths by placing covid patients in nursing homes, all while slashing funding for medicaid and closing hospitals, eliminating tens of thousands of hospital beds...

@christofoross

11 ай бұрын

Midazolam

@markgreiser464

11 ай бұрын

no different than the Climate Chaos nonsense.

@OneofInfinity.

11 ай бұрын

More pensions to steal, billions "saved" from those who paid for them their entire lives. Gates that knows nothing about pensions, saying its not a right, normally I wouldn't care what that individual says, the problem is that he paid himself into political decision making while never been elected.

@pithouse697

11 ай бұрын

100% effective, how so? Well of a 40 people case study 4 people got the flu while mRNA'd, and 8 got it without.... Ignore that the mRNA'd group had 3 stroke deaths and none in the control group... They pulled the "safe" notion right out of their arse

There is a problem with this approach in two regards: 1) In the first months of a novel virus, you don't know what you are dealing with, so taking an over cautious approach is justified, as failing to respond adequately could be catastrophic. Ruling out use of lockdowns in future pandemics is pretty reckless when you don't know what those pandemics will look like. 2) Covid restrictions were universally implemented late due to a general attitude of denial across western governments. I work in schools in the uk - it was obvious covid was spreading rapidly through the community by Feb 2020, but when we called public health, they were only asking about travel to china. The same trend was seen all through the pandemic; political restitance to action when it would have been most effective, which resulted in harsher and longer redtrictions later down the line. If restrictions had been put in place when the virus first emerged in Jan 2020, the curve could have been flattened from the outset and health systems might not have been overwhelmed.

@susanyoung6331

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@OBGynKenobi

10 ай бұрын

This is the sane and correct view.

@anthonyduff204

10 ай бұрын

Quite right. It is astounding and was unexpected that the disease severity on the young was so low.

@mb-3faze

10 ай бұрын

I suppose Campbell should be applauded in that people who oppose his prognostications still (in my case) occasionally listen to his videos rather than ensure that the youtube algorithm eliminates them from their feed.

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

I did actually read all significant parts of the study, unlike the doctor (but i can't really find the time, to read the studies their based on, but even they point out that all have their flaws): 1. The Study is currently only a working paper. 2. The Study is trying to show that it was voluntary change rather than mandates, which had the brunt of the impact in curbing the pandemic. while the actual evidence is shaky, this is likely correct. 3. The Study correctly mentions (has to, otherwise the would get thrown into the garbagebin of total bias and complete lack of science) that the damage also mostly came from the voluntary measures and not the mandate. BUT then proceeds to ignore that, when it comes to their recommendation to "not use lockdown until..." because of the huge damage. 4. the study makes broad averages over "lockdowns" (e.g. mask mandate is lockdown as well). and it does not differentiate between the situation the country was in. this leads to a massive bias (the glance over): it's not the measures efficacy which is looked at, but rather the result of measure + utter government failure which is looked at. 5. all data from the places which harsh measures were implemented for a good reason is excluded due to "the small numbers". the constantly lament about how sweden was so badly hit due to many ski-tourists carry it home from the alpine region. but lockdown data from the alpine region, which actually was hit hard and early, is not taken into account. 6. They also argue, that lookdowns proved mostly effective in places where people trust the government / each other. this is likely rather a compliance issue. which is caused by people spreading propaganda instead of science. that lockdown didn't work well in places with loads of conspiracy nuts, shows that you can't actually trust all people to change the behaviour voluntarily. Oh, they also highlighted data from countries in completely different situations in that part. (e.g. switzerland / denmark). (while at the same time insisting, that you can't compare norway to sweden!). 7. lockdown or not is rather a question of: does 1 persons "right" to wear no mask is more important than another person's right to have a smaller change of dying? 8. what's the harm of a mandate if most people do it voluntary? the only ones affected would be the ones who would refuse the voluntary do the reasonable thing. 9. according to the study itself: mask mandate is 18.5% effective. this is failed to take into account, when formulating the conclusion (no lockdowns without...) 10. the fact the study claims a 5.9% increase in death from covid if gathering is limited gives a good idea on how reliable the base data is. (fail to provide causal link, it's factored in and influences the 3.2%) 11. they always referring to sweden getting hard hit, because of the tourist returning from the alpine region. pretty sure, many would if the government offered them 2 weeks of extra vacation in quarantine, many would have said, yes. would have helped a lot. it's also important to note: almost 50% of the result is only from 2 studies: the used a weighted approach, where they basically assigned a reliability criteria to studies. (see. page 83, last column). sorry, but the database is way too small to even call it a meta study. this doesn't mean the government response wasn't completely botched. not even having enough protective gear for the health care workers... but i guess the west simply thought were so much better than the chinese, that it took the calamity of northern italy to wake us up. The one thing the study does point out clearly: the later date the first wave hit a place, was the most important factor in determining mortality rate. The one thing most neglected: if you miss the mark and your healthcare system breaks, you can't load a save game and try again. and they're economists: so the concept, that healthcare workers can't simply do 12h shifts forever is foreign to them. humans are biomechanical machines, unlike in a economists wet dream, they can't run at 120% all the time. stretched

Thanks for presenting this summary. I've seen a similar report on the ineffectiveness of wearing masks. Have you seen one (or presented one) on the (lack of) effectiveness of the vaccines and boosters?

@Sanxioned1

10 ай бұрын

Good luck. most university driven data suggests that masks much like distancing did help mitigate the mortality rate and overall spread. Same with vaccines. Google scholar has a few of them available. Though I don't recall if any are meta analyses which would be best.

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

You guys are so funny. The study in he talks about here actually says mask are 18.x% effective. Yep, there are some issues with it overall... but some people actually think that (denmask-19) "There is no evidence that mask reduce infections by more than 50%", means the same as they don't work.

I worked in the medical field and even after the training I questioned the jabs. I started to disclose what I thought on FB, where naturally I had many people that worked in healthcare on there. I lost a lot of acquaintances because of my questions and views and this was already 10 years ago. One of them called me arrogant for thinking I know more than the scientists that develop these and her cousin works for the FDA and said they are safe. Mmm okayy

@babalu-oc6iu

11 ай бұрын

it is a logical falacy called 'appeal to authority' to claim you cannot be more knowledgeable than scientits, it has nothing to do with the hypothesis. Just as it is a logical falacy for the odious dr, fauci to claim: 'I AM THE SCIENCE' I just point out to people they ae illogical.

@judithmackay7158

11 ай бұрын

Questioning scientists is never arrogant, not questioning them is ignorant and wilful blindness.

@alwynhughes4421

11 ай бұрын

You have had the last laugh 😊hold you head up high and stick to your own convictions,

@joancollins3457

11 ай бұрын

Questioning is part of scientific method. It’s how hypothesis is tested for viability and good on you for not blindly following like some did. Hold your head high and those people you lost, they are no loss if they can’t accept a differing opinion.

@waynelowe3329

11 ай бұрын

The amount of times i heard the words KZread Expert or what qualifications do you have is unreal a lot of families and friendships were destroyed which was also part of their plan the further they divide the people the easier it is for them to control the people.

When someone makes statements appealing to your emotions or fears rather than facts & your own logic, they aren't informing you, they're manipulating you. No thinking adult gets manipulated for their own benefit; it's only for the benefit of the manipulators.

@paulcolin-fj9ns

11 ай бұрын

99% of the time

@iamnotmyhandle

11 ай бұрын

No one (conscious or "unconscious") gets manipulated for their benefit. That would contradict the meaning of manipulation.

@Spamkromite

11 ай бұрын

I concur with what you said. When they are appealing to your fears, it's not for your safety, it's to prod you into the corner they want 🙄

@Jess-kn8vl

11 ай бұрын

You have encountered some narcissists prior I see 😉

This pandemic revealed how bad we still are in epidemoliogy modelling. And how unprepared governments were.

1 month ago and youtube here in the US just now recommended this video. I do not think that is a coincidence as I am subscribed to Dr Campbell.

@ritaholcombe9905

10 ай бұрын

Same here. This happens to a lot of my subscribed channels. Even when I do a search for their current videos, nothing is listed! Then weeks later their vids start showing up. Why???

@joelc9439

9 ай бұрын

Maybe you weren't paying enough attention..

Lockdowns were never meant to work as a quarantine measure, it was a method of analysing how civilians would behave when freedoms are restricted using government service providers and agencies who were used, trained, and given inhumane orders to police the lockdowns .

@someoneyoudontknow7705

11 ай бұрын

Exactly!!!

@plantpotpeople

11 ай бұрын

Spot on.

@catwoman7462

11 ай бұрын

Sadly there are far too many who were happy to go along with whatever they were told, vilified anyone not following orders, and I don't think it would take much for them to be pushed into physical attacks on those not following orders if their leaders told them too, so deranged were people over the whole thing.

@CynicalBastard

11 ай бұрын

You have no idea how LDs were supposed to work because they never were implemented before. Ever.

@huwtgriffiths4448

11 ай бұрын

Yep thats right..... control through fear and using mass formation psychosis on the population through social media and the fear porn peddlers the MSM.

As a method of terrifying the public, it was a complete success .

@waynelowe3329

11 ай бұрын

The easiest way to control someone is through fear they were being advised by psychologists

@nikitaw1982

11 ай бұрын

shameful how easily manipulated we all are. even doctors and scientists. university students

@waynelowe3329

11 ай бұрын

@@nikitaw1982 speak for yourself

@jon-kp2rq

11 ай бұрын

@@nikitaw1982 i wasnt manipulated at all!!!

@tiggykatz8707

11 ай бұрын

It was unrelenting and no organism is able to withstand the constant barrage of intentional fear, “ fight or flight” for two years or more? Remember M Hancock, “scare the pants off them.” Happened everywhere no doubt.

IF the modeling is inaccurate, it’s up to academics to tell the government. People in government are not scientists! Where were the academics Dr Campbell? Did you recognize the errors in the modeling back in 2020? Academia needs to be loud and clear during these sort of events.

The most important thing to take from this now is *why* was the modelling wrong. I don't hold out hope that our politicians wouldn't knee jerk to similar scenarios in the future, but if the scientific community can identify more robust processes for modelling these kind of situations (and we now have the reference case study of all case studies), then perhaps we can be better armed for the next time. I think we should also ask "was it realistic to think that anyone would have gotten the modelling confidently right?" given the relative uniqueness of the situation. In hindsight the decisions are clearly wrong, but I didn't disagree with them at the time, ....

@terilong6889

10 ай бұрын

I did

I'm glad to hear Dr John apologize. He was pushing vaccination, lockdowns, and following the gov line from the beginning. He was so credulous and naive for far too long, but I kept checking in and he has evolved. That takes honesty and humility

@bobsaturday4273

11 ай бұрын

John was never for vakz of children and young adults or the insane total lockdowns pushed by the pharma phascists

@SAHBfan

11 ай бұрын

He needed the data to go against what he was being told. Too many people are being wise after the event. They had a hunch or a feeling and because it turned out to be right, they are now gloating that they called it right from the beginning. If they had got it wrong, they could just keep quiet and everyone could forget. Not quite the same for those in the media and on social media with a following of people where they have some responsibility for what they say.

@susanwinchcombe8812

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, it's a great shame that Matt Hancock didn't/doesn't possess the integrity of Dr John, if he had, the whole debacle would have been avoided!

@tenabarnes3269

11 ай бұрын

If you are in the United States the data was available on the Federal Govt websites you just had to research to find the data.

@haraldschonknecht2974

11 ай бұрын

Everybody can err... but sadly few people are willing to question their assumptions. That makes the difference between science and pseudo-science.

We, from Melbourne Australia, suffered the strictest and longest lockdowns outside of China. Now we are facing tax hikes and cost cutting to pay for all the expenses related to lockdowns. Incredibly, the premier who was in charge of the lockdowns, Daniel Andrews, was voted in again. I would love for him to read this study, of what he put millions through.

@stevozrepto5558

11 ай бұрын

Muppet victoriana 😅😅😅😅 Baaaaaaa

@ogsandwich

11 ай бұрын

He knows, he doesn't care.

@darrengallagher2208

11 ай бұрын

why would he when stupid people voted him back in power again even though he screwed them over ,problem is 85% of your population loved it and sucked it up and would do it again same here in britain ,which is exactly why money stealing cretins get back in power cos most people are thick and gullible

@thecynicalaussie

11 ай бұрын

And the worst recession in decades. Not to mention the massive spike in mental illness.

@mcharrisment4765

11 ай бұрын

​@@stevozrepto5558 calm your tits son. I feel sorry for the inhabitants of that tyrannical government down under

Well done for your openness and integrity.

Lost my trucking company in 2021, when diesel got insanely expensive and insurance rates tripled. Completely caused by the government.

Not to mention that the deaths would have been greatly reduced if they told us about vitamin D and let us use ivermectin.

@lizryan6289

11 ай бұрын

Yes, and also (here in America) deaths may have been greatly reduced if Donald Trump had not concealed his knowledge about the virus and then not insist "it's like the flu." I wonder a lot like everyone here, and I think about those souls who perished with anger at those in government.

@waynelowe3329

11 ай бұрын

​@@lizryan6289 he was right though it was like the flu serious to a few but harmless to most, Trump wanted all restrictions ended but everyones fear meant he was attacked for wanting that and even though Bidens main argument was the amount of deaths under Trump more people died under Biden

@pithouse697

11 ай бұрын

Government was working with tech to ban anyone talking about vitamin D .... because government is always evil

@lappo2534

11 ай бұрын

You mean not doing genocide by murdering people in hospitals and nursing homes with a cocktail of big Harma drugs?

@nottechytutorials

11 ай бұрын

@@lizryan6289 I like Trump but one thing I disagree with is his support of the vaccine. Knowing that, how can people like you say Trump did nothing? He shut borders when people called it racist. He took steps.

All the poor folks in nursing homes and hospitals that died alone. Unforgivable. Should be able to sue the agencies responsible.

@endtimesareuponus8930

11 ай бұрын

Forgive cause Jesus says to forgive. He'll administer the harshest punishment to unrepentant sinners.

@elan007

10 ай бұрын

Sue? Crimes against humanity are punishable by death.

@StarlightEater

10 ай бұрын

I deliver to a pretty grim convalescent home on the Westside of Detroit. Outta 171 residents 128 died, alone, inna 10 month span.

@ticketyboo1215

10 ай бұрын

All the liars that conned millions should be lined up against a wall imo.

@Threadbow

10 ай бұрын

​@@StarlightEateromg

I agree with one of the other commenters below that it would be good to see some peer review on this. some of what these guys are saying is on the motive end of the spectrum. The question I have though is of the people that were 'saved' on average, how much was life actually extended which is a more accurate way to communicate it. the saved people were older, so I'm guessing the life extension on average will only be a few years, but it would be interesting to know exactly how many.

@patricialongo5870

10 ай бұрын

People are dying younger and also doing the things that made that worse.

@davidmenasco5743

10 ай бұрын

My ears perked up when he said the study is being given away for free. This is a sign that it may have been sponsored by someone with an agenda. So I looked up the IEA on Wikipedia. Surprise, surprise. They are a "think tank" (in other words a propaganda organ) with a heavy right wing bias. They favor privatization of pretty much everything, including abolishing the NHS. The problem with folks at this extreme of the ideological spectrum is that they would consider government interventions like a lockdown to be a "failure" on principle - regardless of what any data might say. So yes, this paper is crying out for independent peer review.

@dacorum8053

10 ай бұрын

The average life expectancy of an 80 year old is 9 years, so an eighty year old dying of covid lost, on average, 9 years of life.

@patricialongo5870

10 ай бұрын

In 2021 alone we lost 25 million human life years by not having single payer healthcare. It's rising. (Source Lynn Paramour), and the choices Americans make are making things worse.

@Anthony113010

9 ай бұрын

@@dacorum8053 'The average life expectancy of an 80 year old is 9 years, so an eighty year old dying of covid lost, on average, 9 years of life.' .. What?

Thank you for your analysis - hopefully we have learned our lesson and never allow this to happen again...

@wtfbbqpwnzercopter7737

10 ай бұрын

As someone who instantly discerned it all was nonsense. I caution you to take every situation in on it's own basis. There might be some pandemic that does warrant lockdowns. And it might be this knee jerk reaction was engineered so when the real thing comes, people won't listen.

@harveydontell777

10 ай бұрын

Oops??? You haven't heard about CCHF then? Fresh across Europe from labs in Ukraine and heading our way according to the 'new' world health/infectious disease dept?

@luxurytravel759

10 ай бұрын

We need to pass down this lesson to the next generations though, our generation might never make the same mistake but the next generation might. So make sure to tell them to always question and scrutinize the government and never ever trust them.

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

@@luxurytravel759 LOL. You know the study actually found that trust in government and people among themselves was one of the most important factors. both on how effective voluntary measures and mandatory measures are. Not having a large group of insane conspiracy nuts in the country turns out to be the most effective measures to fight a pandemic.

@reddog5031

10 ай бұрын

Great, I want to be disabled by the polio virus

Once in a hundred years 'pandemic', but now they are talking about the next one. Open your eyes.

@SurvivalSquirrel

11 ай бұрын

There was a paper, where they wrote about a posibility of a pandemic in 2012!

@yoshy2628

11 ай бұрын

@Gav Liddle it's 4 hours long. Any hint about what to watch?

@whitehorse1959

11 ай бұрын

@@yoshy2628 - you missed the pandemic pantomime? It’s most of it.

@user-zz9gn2dc3l

11 ай бұрын

Yes exactly. Sounds here like Campbell would be duped a second time round!!

@matttee197

11 ай бұрын

@@user-zz9gn2dc3l that's what I thiught. He hasn't learnt.

It would be interesting to get accurate suicide numbers when compared against previous compared to covid. It wasn't talked about in the states, but the isolation hurt a lot of people during covid.

@ShaneMcGrath.

11 ай бұрын

It was higher but they are also hiding the numbers, People lost their jobs/businesses, friends and even divided some families, The result was more people ended their lives from depression.

@mig1017

11 ай бұрын

That would be interesting for sure. Like everything else most likely sky rocketed as result of lockdown.

@publiclanddeerhunter

11 ай бұрын

They've always fudged or hidden self deletion statistics..especially where i live. Its a epidemic in itself that should ring alarm bells for society and where its heading. I saw a young girl nearly do it at a train station afew months ago..police we're called and instead of support she got a on the spot fine .... Because apparently handing out fines for that stuff fixes peoples mental problems and improves their quality of life 🙄 Australia

@richardthomas6301

11 ай бұрын

We gained 4 cats because of lockdowns and they are a joy to behold. Mental instability be damned. 😻

@MsEssmess

11 ай бұрын

And still is.. some will never recover

The basic flaw with extended lockdowns is that the policy was based on a faulty premise. Back in the early 2010s we had SARs. SARs only spread when people became symptomatic, so it was easy to isolate those who spread the disease from everyone else, this worked well and kept it from being anywhere near what COVID 19 became. The issue with COVID 19 is that it could spread asymptomatically. This means you would have to isolate EVERYONE, the problem is that doing this would effectively put an end to modern civilization as we know it, any major city may have a week of fresh foods available at the most, even the US the most powerful country that has ever existed is roughly 9 missed meals away from total anarchy. We knew quickly that there were three highly vulnerable categories of folks, the very Obese, the elderly and those with already existing respiratory conditions, those three comorbidities accounted for almost all of the deaths and hospitalizations. So the smart strategy would have been to build extra precautions around those people, strongly encourage those overweight to get in better shape, as it could literally have saved their lives. Enhanced sanitation protocols and limiting large gatherings of more than 50 people was fine, but schools and businesses should have remained open, and we could have avoided a lot of the problems that followed.

The IEA is all but unbiased. And even before looking into that, Dr Campbell's mentioning of "selected data" (20000 to 32 to then only 22 studies) already raised my hair. I'm not saying that no errors have been made with regard to lockdowns, but that "meta analysis" should definitely not be taken at face value.

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

that part is ok (sorting for studies that actually contain data uh can use.) but they then proceeded to wiggle it down to even fewer. and half the weighted data is from two studies. this is only the tip of the iceberg of issues. effective

@DoRC

10 ай бұрын

My warning bells went off as soon as I started reading the report. In the second paragraph when they talk about how many lives they think were saved they immediately compare it to how many people died from the flu every year. This is completely irrelevant data to the report and shows an immediate and obvious bias as well as a willingness to try to sway the opinion of the person reading the report which is exactly what these sorts of things are not supposed to do.

@KingTech451

10 ай бұрын

IEA... publisher of "Nanny state index" and "Oxfam is up to its old anti-capitalist tricks again". Clearly not an unbiased/objective report. There is definitely valid data here... but it is so "cherry picked", that it is impossible to make any valid claims.

I can't believe people actually fell for this nonsense, I'm not a particularly educated person, but alarm bells were ringing almost immediately, and I went with my gut instinct. I was ridiculed by friends, family, colleagues and called a " conspiracy theorist." I now consider my a critical thinker..

@publiclanddeerhunter

11 ай бұрын

That gut feeling that something was always off with the whole narrative was the deciding factor for me. They made the virus for the solution 💉

@MsEssmess

11 ай бұрын

I remembered thalidomide. The medical scientists are so arrogant. And research can be callous..seeing numbers and data and not human beings.

@aindriubradleymarshall6226

11 ай бұрын

You're wise. The world is full of educated fools.................

@karenlightandlove655

11 ай бұрын

Yes, I was going through chemo therapy at the time and I knew one of those things in the arm would finish me off. Thankfully I stuck to my intuition and have seen people, family etc around me fall seriously ill after having taken it and lost 2 elderly relatives after they were given it.

@samblundell1872

11 ай бұрын

Bro…. being `educated’ is very different from being intelligent, most people who fell for this very obvious farce were educated, they planned it that way, convince the `educated/indoctrinated’ then you have an army of self righteous qualified sheep that can dismantle all us unlearned folk…

It was primarily a medical professionals failure actually. These past few years are exactly the type of thing so called professionals were supposed to speak out against, as it went against all of their training and even logic and common sense.

@WillyEckaslike

11 ай бұрын

no it was an agenda and this is just the begining

@peterpipe9015

11 ай бұрын

Exactly , money and greed being prime factors then fear of losing their job if they didn't play ball

@johngahan3530

11 ай бұрын

@@WillyEckaslike 100% fact.

@andrewnevermind4902

11 ай бұрын

They facilitated the agenda.

@rahn45

11 ай бұрын

"Jump off this cliff, it will save your life from the thing behind you!" "OKAY!"

"Never let a crisis go to waste" -Saul Alinsky

@notnow7973

10 ай бұрын

Rahm Emanuel.

Essential businesses grew like never before. Small business took the hit and many collapsed... This was an economic shift in favor of globalization. This is an international banking game 🎯

The cancelling of the dissenters of government measures during covid is exactly what is happening with scientists questioning 'the climate emergency'.

@siouxrose7766

11 ай бұрын

Right... because Pakistan was under water recently with over a million displaced, and the forests burning in Canada are NOT an anomaly, neither those in California. Wake up! If you can't SEE the climate emergency you are willfully blind or else paid by a Koch Brothers/Big Oil/Gas/Coal derivative.

@myvideosrockthehouse

11 ай бұрын

KZread shows one reply but when i click, nothing.

@dive2drive314

11 ай бұрын

You hear a lot about the temperatures rising, but not the fact that meteorological observations, which began in 1857, was also the end of the mini ice age and the coldest point in the last 10,000 years.

@jampipe3137

11 ай бұрын

@@dive2drive314 You also hear a lot from people that know nothing about climate science. Or facts.

@nikitaw1982

11 ай бұрын

no jab no job just culled common sense. u don't get to the research stage as all the undergraduate stuff is full idiology i would bet. if co2 the real problem they would have stopped researching climate and put those billions a year in research money in how to pull the caron out the air. catalytic converters on every air conditioner eg. some mechanism using waves and current as carbon from co2 just dust. nope they didn't though

It was and still is a crime against humanity and it deserves the same punishment then all the victims had…🤬

@davidpearse1536

11 ай бұрын

Exactly but nothing will happen people are to docile

@pippip8744

11 ай бұрын

The same people wearing masks and parroting stay safe are clapping like seals as our taxes are sent to a pack of neon*zis.

@kellanaldous7092

11 ай бұрын

​@@davidpearse1536 not you, tho!

@johnwood8204

11 ай бұрын

@@kellanaldous7092 and you???

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

Oh, you mean the guys siding with the virus, helping it spread and kill people. yeah those traitors against mankind really should be held accountable for their actions.

Thank you Dr.John for yet another piece of well presented facts.

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

Neither: Study lacks (read it and think logically), and study says: effect and damage was mostly done by voluntary measures. they omit that in the conclusion and so did he.

@tompiper9276

10 ай бұрын

@@beyondEV Presenting an inconclusive piece of work as conclusive is pretty much in line with the cherry picker approach he uses. In addition to his continued use of the title 'Doctor' when presenting medical issues in spite of not being a medical Doctor.

thank you for all your hard work and unbiased information Dr. John

@davidmenasco5743

10 ай бұрын

Please keep in mind, the IEA is not an unbiased source. It is a "think tank" that was founded specifically to promote right-wing economic theories. (see Wikipedia) This think tank promotes economic theories that are contradicted by both history and daily experience. They do it based upon deep commitment to beliefs that do not change no matter what the evidence shows. They would oppose lockdowns on principle, no matter what. So the bottom line is that this "study," from such a heavily biased source, is crying out for independent peer review. Sadly, this is lacking.

@Sanxioned1

10 ай бұрын

@@davidmenasco5743 yes, was just about to say this. People will defend it as being peer reviewed already buuuuut not by peers outside the think tank itself. At the very least they are quite transparent about what numbers they're using to draw what conclusions. Better than most heavy left or right sources.

All you really needed to know was that those declaring the lockdowns weren't adhering to them.

@softsophisticate

11 ай бұрын

Yes, in the UK our "Health Minister" Matt Hancock was caught on camera having an affair and snogging his lover. What a complete tw*t.

@spongebobgrumpypants6862

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, what did/do they know that we don't/aren't supposed to............................

My dad suffered from a huge blood clot in his heart within days of his Pfizer. My brother, my only sibling. Had never suffered from mental health problems ended his life during lockdown. My father-in- law couldn't get a physical doctors appointment, was misdiagnosed, and has since died of cancer. My mum found out that she had breast cancer during covid and had to go through all of the treatment alone. She had horrendous care in hospital. I will never trust conservatives or a labour government who wanted harder lockdowns. I destroyed my ballet paper!

@grahamatsea3575

11 ай бұрын

I'm only ever voting for reclaim or independent now, the 3 main ones are all complicit with the agenda

@michaelram4276

11 ай бұрын

they are changing the population of each country. they are infusing something

@Christoff070

11 ай бұрын

Both sides of the government are complicit in the covid lies 😢

@mikepjersey

11 ай бұрын

But Dr. John apologized!

@fredadezwart5398

11 ай бұрын

Me too,i am from holland and i never trust them at all. Also dokters who are giving the injecties and the propaganda in the waiting room. All leugenaars.

Good stuff John. The question is, will we be duped again by these politically motivated bureaucrats?

@timg6252

10 ай бұрын

Yes. Absolutely yes, the public will allow themselves to be duped again. Somecwill go as far as supporting the stupid measures put in place and even vilify those who don't.

@JosephusAD70

10 ай бұрын

@@timg6252 Found this at the Epoch Times: People Will ‘Obey’ Future Lockdowns, Says ‘Nudge Unit’ Official People have been conditioned to accept totalitarian policies they likely would have never gone along with in the past. And this social conditioning could make it easier when forcing the public to comply during the next pandemic-at least, that’s what officials in the United Kingdom are saying. Professor David Halpern is the chief executive of the Behavioral Insights Team, also known as the “Nudge Unit.” The organization is based in the UK and works with governments on social engineering, psychology, and tactics to get citizens to comply with policies. And as The New York Times now reports, a new health crisis is already upon us. And luckily we already have a response to it. A way to stop it in its tracks. And that is, a new vaccine. It states, “To prevent a repeat of last winter’s “tripledemic” of respiratory illnesses, Americans will be encouraged to roll up their sleeves not just for flu shots but for two other vaccines, one of them entirely new.” It notes that U.S. federal health officials are now encouraging three shots: the flu shot, the COVID shot, and the RSV shot. In this episode of Crossroads, we’ll discuss these stories and others. www.theepochtimes.com/people-will-obey-future-lockdowns-says-nudge-unit-official_5378995.html

In Victoria, Australia, we had very strict lockdowns including a historically unprecedented curfew in the capital, Melbourne. This resulted in very significant reductions of case numbers to a period of zero cases of Covid 19 over several months until illegal breaches of the lockdown plus new, more transmissable variants of the disease appeared, rendering effective exclusion impracticable. New Zealand had a similar period of temporary success. Why weren't these lockdowns considered?

@kimvernon9416

10 ай бұрын

I agree. No mention of South East Asian countries either. Surely the fact that in most western countries lockdowns were just too late was significant. In the UK testing was abandoned for weeks also.

@idontcare556

10 ай бұрын

Because conspiracy theories only work if you don’t consider the successes of the thing you’re trying to disprove 😂

@kylehart8829

10 ай бұрын

It's a right wing conspiracy theory, you think they actually objectively looked at data? There's a reason this thing wasn't submitted for peer review.

@paulbadics3500

10 ай бұрын

Because it was not the local lockdown measures that kept cases low but that AUS & NZ were in summer period & had time to shut borders..bottom line "cases" irrelevant..lockdown measures made almost no difference because we know vast majority were never at risk

@geoffreyveale7715

10 ай бұрын

All the lockdowns did was to delay people catching the virus. This did have a slight benefit because most have caught the later variants that are less pathogenic. On the flip side the damage to mental health and physical health from the lockdowns has never been assessed. The Australian government is even loath to investigate excess deaths (all cause and not the virus) in working age people over the last couple of years. The true reason for these excess deaths is likely to have a close relationship to a stabby thing that the Australian government encouraged everyone to get to save their grandparents.

I was shocked to learn recently neighbours who were friends when I lived with my ex before 2009 locked themselves away would not go out only had shopping delivered. She worked and both were musicians. He was riddled with cancer and my ex had to carry him from upstairs down after she called on him to help. He died in fear and of cancer but went down as a convid death. She followed 3 months later. I’ve felt so sad since I learned this off my ex recently. He took jabs and has now sold the house and moving to Cornwall to live life to the full as like he says ppl are dropping like flies around him and all he’s doing lately is going to funerals. I believe he’s waking up but won’t admit a big mistake in taking that jab. Our son visited him over these years and his new wife made my son do tests before he visited I had my say in saying that they DO NOT coerce my son into taking this jab either. Both me and my son watched this all unfold from the beginning and had made our judgement then. It wasn’t what it was and all about control. Neither of my kids got jabbed but other members of my family did. They don’t want to hear what I expose but I will keep exposing. This should never ever have happened.

@lorraineingram659

11 ай бұрын

I can relate to this, alot of my family members took it, warned them, they still believe all this, happy to go along with it, sad really , still testing also, crazy !! Thry think l am crazy , dont think they will wake up till it's too late, starting to get sick now.

@waynelowe3329

11 ай бұрын

I couldn't believe so many people still believed what they were told and did everything they were told even when they said you can meet up with 6 people in public but not in your garden and you can work with people and even sit next to them in works vehicles but not go to have a cuppa after at their house. Nearly all the rules and regulations contradicted each other you really had to be blind, ignorant and gullible to not see it.

@pennylane5404

11 ай бұрын

@@lorraineingram659 we will see ppl we love die unfortunately I’ve told myself this and that it was ultimately their decision. I have 2 sisters with heart issues. Ok we all go sometime but not like this ….. stay strong x

@pennylane5404

11 ай бұрын

@@waynelowe3329 it got totally ridiculous! I suffered trauma as a teenager…. I feel I was meant to go through what I did to see the abuse gaslighting and control that went on over this time. I relived the emotions the anger but now I feel I had to go through it to stay alive for my grandchildren and protect their futures. I won’t stop exposing or waking ppl up !

@lorraineingram659

11 ай бұрын

@@pennylane5404 thank you for your words Penny , l fought hard to keep my teenage kids away from this, heartbreaking, ,may all who see stand for truth , l have found this painfully hard , may we shine.

The biggest policy mistake was to jab people with an untested drug. Love to see the modeling they did on the potential outcome of that 'crazy' idea.

@Zanne11

11 ай бұрын

Not a "mistake"; it was intentional.

@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1248

11 ай бұрын

It was intentional. They were honest with the flu jab in the 50s. They weren't honest now. The nuremburg trials now mean nothing. The powers that be are as corrupt, malicious and vile as the nazis. Not surprising when daddy klaus' papa served the nazis.

@lindap.p.1337

11 ай бұрын

Undertested.

@Daisy-tl2lh

11 ай бұрын

modeling! everything was snouts into the trough and hey ho lets go ... Hundreds of thousands of people died, hundreds of billions of taxpayers money is missing, is the media investigating? is anyone in government interested ? ... are they buggery!

@fredrik.og.cato.

11 ай бұрын

To bad the "eleite" and their puppet swas not "mandated".

Hindsight is 20/20. And if they didn’t do everything they did and 10s of thousands died as the disease went wild and rampaged through the population (which was a real possibility) we’d be watching a video about how “the government did nothing!!!” It was a no win situation for anyone whose job it was to protect the public. Whatever they did, some people would armchair quarterback criticize after the fact as they always do.

They fooled us the FIRST TIME shame on them ... A SECOND TIME? SHAME ON US!

As an RN my trust in medical model evidence based practice has be severely shaken, to the point of cynicism. One spinoff has been a resurgence in my Faith and trust in Christ. 😊

@user-ov4wr5yu4r

11 ай бұрын

Jesus is great, except I haven't seen any randomised controlled double blind studies where he saved anyone. That's why it's called faith. There's even less evidence than there was for vaccine outcomes.

@BubbleBurster-nv1vl

11 ай бұрын

Christ gets me through everything. He is certainly not happy with the how the west at large has been behaving and what the west is advocating - LBGTQ+ etc..

@seahorseuk3636

11 ай бұрын

This is why I believe we are in the last of the end days. Jesus will return soon. Make sure you are ready to meet Him

@GazGuitarz

11 ай бұрын

Amen

@maryannerazzano7692

11 ай бұрын

Same here

Yes, any trust I had left in government, big pharma, politicians, the majority of scientists and doctors completely disappeared throughout 2020. Now, I question everything, taking nothing at face value. My view of the world has radically changed at the age of 58, which has been very scary. Thanks for all you do John.

@nikitaw1982

11 ай бұрын

even universitys. anyone above 2nd year science should have seen right through it.

@nikitaw1982

11 ай бұрын

plus university people no mortgages or kids in private schools to worry about, or gold digging wives

@Jaime-eg4eb

11 ай бұрын

It is fundamentally advantageous (in the technical sense of higher odds of survival and reproduction) for humans to lie. Which is why a LOT of things that people tell each other are lies. It's a biological issue, although you can fix it with culture. You can create a culture in which, despite the way things are biologically, it's still more convenient to tell the truth, or at least most people have little to gain by lying. Most countries culture is not like that though (at all). There are endless advantages to being a liar in a modern westernized economy.

@Robnoxious77

11 ай бұрын

rely on your ability to adapt, and always question authorities that get paid billions to inflict “cures” on the citizens, no matter what the topic (disease, energy, transport, etc).

@jabbadabbajew6035

11 ай бұрын

Never trusted them and I really struggle to understand people who do. I can’t be around them.

This paper seems to be ignoring the inadequate state of the NHS after 10 years of austerity cuts. You must remember the huge stress the health service was under even with lockdown, the health system would have been overwhelmed and many more people would have died without enough ICU beds and trained nurses.

Thank you for putting hard data to suspicions we all had about how badly the world's governments failed to protect their people and instead turned C19 into an opportunity to see how much they could control and manipulate their economic and social spheres.

Not all of us trusted from the start. Some of us just knew all along. We didn’t need the data. We knew

@boggle272

11 ай бұрын

it just didnt make any sense from the start, worldwide lockdowns, paid to stay home and do nothing but where was the money coming from? 6 ft distancing, 'essential workers', 'the virus lives on cash', vaccine passports, rushed inadequately tested mandated vaccine- or face ostracism and losing your livelihood, stay inside, dont go to public parks and beaches or talk to the neighbours, ring the govt free 0800 to report neighbours breaking lockdown rules, nonstop fear and propaganda, geez these are only a few of the things I remember that scared me because the majority just seemed to accept it all without question

@DJWESG1

11 ай бұрын

What did you know exactly??

@publiclanddeerhunter

11 ай бұрын

^^^ Intuition Gut feeling Instinct Call it what you may,it served a purpose and protected many from this con of the century... How many boosters are you up too now?

@2011kathyd

11 ай бұрын

@@DJWESG1 exactly the outcome we see now

@nikkygovier3783

11 ай бұрын

It was so obviously dodgy from the get go. Cooping children up all day. Many in tiny tower block flats with windows that can't even be opened fully. Outrageous scaremongering. Asking people to clap on their doorsteps like well trained performing seals. And as for the rainbow logo continuously shoved in our face, what was that all about? Surely it wasn't to subliminally impress upon our childrens minds that rainbow =good, kind, brave. Just in time for the promotion off the LGBTQ flag/agenda 🤔

The book in question is not peer reviewed and can therefore not be regarded as "conclusive evidence". It was published by the Institute of Economic Affairs. Wikipedia describes it as "a right-wing pressure group" which "subscribes to a neoliberal worldview and advocates positions based on this ideology". The authors (Jonas Herby, Lars Jonung, Steve H. Hanke) are economists, not epidemiologists or experts in any related field. About the NHS data: did they really correlate mental health to lockdowns? Or did they simply compare data before/after the pandemic? My guess would be the latter. And I'm pretty sure the NHS never issued a statement saying that "lockdowns should be rejected out of hand".

If there is one thing I'm glad about the whole covid-19 is that it proved that working from home is possible in large scale. Wheter companies like this or not is a different issue.

@eric4709

10 ай бұрын

Do you mean working "from" home - that is: using it as a base to travel to where you need to perform duties ( such as a tradesperson etc) - or - Do you mean working "at" home. "From" and "at" are entirely different. There are very few jobs and occupations where one can work "at" home. Think about it. Whilst you work "at" home - how do all those services you use get to you? does your water . electricity get there without anyone actually working on it? What if your drains block, or your roof leaks - who fixes that ? Who maintains the supply chain of materials, food, etc? Who drives the buses, trains? Few people can work "at" home. And even "from" home really only applies in the main to the self employed and those that perform service roles to others locally.

@joelc9439

9 ай бұрын

Obviously he was talking about jobs which can be done away from the workplace you twit..

Dr. John, I wonder what was the reason I kept following you before you turned against the forced treatment. I think I noticed your care and your sensitivity. With all your presentations you tried to inform the population to the best of your abilities. Thank you for keeping your heart and mind open! After all of this, your change showed me that I am sane in a crowd of obedient ignorants, capable of turning into cold-blooded criminals. I must thank you for your effort!

@dialucrii31

11 ай бұрын

I continued to follow for the same reason. I knew he was wrong and told my wife that he was being gullible, but that he clearly had integrity and would realise eventually that he'd been mislead. He did and his response has shown that I was right to continue to follow him for his integrity.

@Jess-kn8vl

11 ай бұрын

I know, I love him! ❤

@rivertam7827

11 ай бұрын

I used to watch him, even though I disagreed with a number of his early positions, he showed the ability to question the authorised narrative given evidence. The ability to change your mind in the face of evidence is the most vital part of science, and John always showed that he had the ability to humble himself and admit when he was wrong.

And when I told my family , about my concerns , (that this was all hyped) they accused me of being a conspiracy theorist .... 2 years later " they still haven't had the guts to apologise . and say you were right to be concerned . they just avoid the conversation .🇬🇧

@antonywooster6783

11 ай бұрын

Animals have evolved to save energy wherever they can. Changing your mind take energy. The more committed to an idea you are the more energy it takes. I think that is why people are so unwilling to do it.

@lydialedbetter2041

11 ай бұрын

I had the same thing happen except I have walked away from those who turned on me. There will be no conversations to be had between us. THEY owe the apologies and I REFUSE to act like it never happened.

@thankmelater1254

11 ай бұрын

@@lydialedbetter2041 same here. I expect no truthfulness, ever.

@elizabethbeunaiche6470

11 ай бұрын

Me too, had a tough time getting over the horror of all but two of my family taking the jabs, and being ignored when I had all the evidence. No conspiracy, just downright malevolence.

@fiddysat

11 ай бұрын

some people have been ion this position more or less ALL of their lives .. welcome to just a taste

Governments assess these things based on several measurements and mostly driven by economics. “Protect those that need protecting” is exactly what didn’t happen even when we had shelter in place orders. The truly vulnerable still do not have meaningful protections and this is measured in the ongoing death rate from covid.

Sadly, Governments are too much swayed by media stories of citizens dying. They want to be seen to be doing something, anything to avoid looking bad. The fundamental issue for me, is the poor general health of our population. We need a government who understands that healthy citizens are their key asset.

If that doesn't convince you of the ever increasing amount of criminals in positions of power who publicly need their necks stretched for their crimes then nothing will!

@miles6910

11 ай бұрын

i'm guessing this report isn't going to change anybody's opinions.

Thanks Dr John, you’re wonderful. I’m an RN in Australia, ICU trained though was working in the community. I spoke up about my concerns for these effects of the lockdowns & restrictions - I posted on my social media, I wrote to my local MP, federal MP, health minister… and I was completely brushed off. I was also reported to the HCCC for being “anti-vaxx” because I voiced my concerns over lockdowns and mandates… and now I’m being proven right. Too late though. I’ve given up my nursing registration. I can’t bear the idea of being back in such a corrupt system.

@swally4704

11 ай бұрын

But but john supported the lockdowns why would you think he didn't ?

@bobsaturday4273

11 ай бұрын

you are incorrect to abandoned a profession that so desperately needs the good ones like you , even if you are just 1 in 100 , you make a difference , now you you are leaving us at the mercy of the bad ones !

@naththoau

11 ай бұрын

You don't have the right to force her to stay at work. Let it go. She's had enough on the plate from the mental health problem affected by it.

@crazyprayingmantis5596

11 ай бұрын

That's the truly sad part, all the critical thinking people and brave compassionate people who can set aside their emotions and just evaluate things rationally and logically have been either pushed out or have had enough of the system they've been trapped in and left. So what we're left with are "Yes" people who just toe the line and do as they're told.

@kathywolf4558

11 ай бұрын

many of my friends did just that...both docs and nurses. Now getting decent care is nonexistent or extremely rare. And with some who are left...there is no other disease in the world .....they can't diagnose a bacterial infection....

I do miss the hand cleaner in all public places, as I feel it would be beneficial in reducing transmission of various diseases (pleased to see empirical data on this, and it’s continued use - and long term detriment during future spikes!)

@kenji214245

10 ай бұрын

In sweden we mostly kept them in the public. All over the place you can still find that now. The problem is that we are seeing a rise in alcohol resistant bacteria now 😔

@beyondEV

10 ай бұрын

@@kenji214245 That was always a worry. Most people only know about the trouble hospitals have with antibiotic resistant bacteria, but they also adapt to antiseptics.

@PartyMusic775

10 ай бұрын

non-exposure reduces immune system function... obviously you don't want the opposite but if you're not that kind of thinker just, refrain

@FaxSicarius

9 ай бұрын

@@PartyMusic775 Exposure to viruses doesn't strengthen your immune system. Exposure to MICROBES does. Pathogens damage hosts.