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Lockdowns

We know that the 'safe & effective' vaccines didn't work, other than kill and maim, but who still thinks lockdowns were a good idea during The Great Covid Scam?

Michael Brown ● 36d32 Comments

Hmmm, NATO is a new one, what dots led to that conclusion?

Russell Pearson ● 2d

A well balanced and informed post,but you being a retired Professor of Medicine will not impress Michael one iota.He has already decided that he knows best,after all he is a chippie.

Keith Iddon ● 2d

Too busy trying to get rid of asylum seekers so couldn’t restrict movement

Steve Taylor ● 2d

⛷ to busy skiing.

Janice Evans ● 2d

Why didnt Sweden join in the lockdowns around the world in 2020 ? Debbie Lerman, a Fellow of Brownstone and science writer explains the reason behind this - ' Because Sweden WASNT  a member of NATO'.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 2d

Michael Brown says 'safe & effective' vaccines didn't work', but this is obviously untrue. Look at the beneficial effects of smallpox, tetanus, whooping cough, polio and many other vaccines and even most recently Covid-19. I say this as a now retired Professor of Medicine.

Michael Andrew Preece ● 27d

...on lockdown and vaccine harms:https://x.com/ABridgen/status/1861046465335861377

Michael Brown ● 29d

That's right, Chris - the ventilator most likely killed your friend..

Michael Brown ● 32d

March 2020 - Imperial College in London published a paper to the UK govt advising lockdown until vaccination. The poor old British public never got told that Imperial College had just received 100 million US dollars from Big Pharma.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 32d

Just about everyone who was unlucky enough to get ventilated in hospital during covid died - they knew very well what the outcome of ventilating would be for the poor old patients :(I could post further detail on the process but I dont want to upset any readers whose relatives were sadly ventilated.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 32d

No Michael, one of my friends who died was like you, a conspiracy theorist. He didn't wear masks or take the vaccines and advised his girlfriend and son to do the same. He caught Covid and was on a ventilator in hospital where he died a couple of days later. Both his girlfriend and son immediately took the vaccine and are now fine.This was all over the news ... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-58080116https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5VjpdZjgSEhttps://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/covid-anti-vax-vaccine-lawyer-dies-leslie-lawrenson-b949378.htmlhttps://www.scottishlegal.com/articles/anti-vax-solicitor-dies-of-covidhttps://www.lbc.co.uk/news/medics-plead-for-people-to-get-jabbed-after-needless-deaths-of-anti-vaxxers/There are many more reports of this but you get the idea. Just because you don't believe something because you don't understand it does not make it a scam."No amount of evidence will ever convince an idiot he's wrong'.Mark Twain

Chris Blackwell ● 32d

That's a bit harsh Michael, they trust what they are told.

Janice Evans ● 33d

Sir Keir cared so much about pensioners during The Great Covid Scam. Not anymore!You Fools..

Michael Brown ● 33d

People died coz the vaccines, masks, lockdowns etc. didn't work, and anyone with any sense knew that at the time. Scam.

Michael Brown ● 33d

I personally knew three people who died of Covid fairly early on. Please don't trivialise this Michael.

Chris Blackwell ● 34d

If Boris and Sunak hadn't poured £500b down the pan under the guise of protection against a mild virus, think how much better off pensioners, farmers, small businesses, the NHS and the rest of us would be now. We'd all be rich now, wouldn't we?! 🤣😂🤣

Michael Brown ● 34d

SAGE ( Scientific Advisory Group For Emergencies); official data supplied by SAGE to our govt-noncovid deaths caused by lockdown in UK  81,500.Myself I would estimate its way more sadly.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 34d

Good point Janice, many people didn't follow the rules rigidly.We don't like being told what to do.And after the killer virus went away, many of us were thankful it wasn't us who perished.

Denis I. Fox ● 34d

Of course not, Anne; there was no need. There was more French kissing than time spent at distance..

Michael Brown ● 34d

I think a lot of people did the same Michael, but did they all survive ?

Janice Evans ● 34d

Re the latter, all at a safe distance then.

Anne England ● 34d

I spent lockdowns with fellow healthy unvaxxed friends. We drank wine and ate cake as if we were Boris and swilled bottles of lager like we were Sir Keir..

Michael Brown ● 34d

We enjoyed lockdown, brought us closer together as a family, lots of table tennis in the garden, games of UNO, Perudo and Monopoly, BBQs with neighbours over the fence, cycling through the empty streets of London at midnight. AND lockdowns saved lives.I suspect Michael Brown survived Covid by not having any friends who would get within a mile of him let alone 2 metres.

Chris Blackwell ● 34d

Mr Taylor says that lockdowns saved billions of lives. Mr Taylor, please provide evidence of 1 life being saved by locking healthy people up, who were all allowed time out to march up and down in the pathogen-filled Sainsbury's. You can't. We do know, however, that lockdowns have destroyed the economy, put the country in huge debt and made people much poorer, which was the purpose of lockdowns..

Michael Brown ● 34d

Sounds like a the new MCB diet craze. Can you add chocolate biscuits? Also any definitive data on whether it really was worth locking everyone up and paying lazy lard buckets to sat at home, compared with say Sweden?

Russell Pearson ● 35d

No deadly vax as recommended by corrupt government and scientists - but meat, fish, veg, fruit, exercise and sunshine.. ☀️

Michael Brown ● 35d

Tell us, Michael, how did you avoid contracting Covid ?

Richard Greenhough ● 35d

It’s a fact. Lockdowns saved billions of lives

Steve Taylor ● 35d

I think lockdowns saved lives.

Janice Evans ● 36d

'We know'? How many conspiracy theorist personalities exist inside your head?

Keith Iddon ● 36d

Lockdowns were brilliant if you think saving lives is a good thing because lockdowns saved billions of lives. If you think saving lives is unnecessary then lockdowns weren’t a good thing.

Steve Taylor ● 36d

MeI got to drink cheaply 😁

Julian Pavey ● 36d