Here's the script for my latest podcast:-
Hello. It’s
Robert Baggs here, welcome and thank you again for joining me for my latest
Friday podcast.
Plan B ended
yesterday and so if you wore a mask, I hope you’ve now despatched it to the
bottom drawer so you know where it is come October when I guess it’ll all be
starting again. It does seem however that there are still a very large number
of people who cannot bear to be parted from their facial comfort blankets and
some supermarkets are encouraging shoppers to carry on wearing them.
Before October
of course our National Health Service will have collapsed as a result of the
loss of up to a hundred thousand staff because they put their health and
welfare before their jobs, not wanting to submit to the no-jab, no-job mandate
of this government, as they rate their chances of surviving covid as greater
than the potential harm that may occur from what appears to be a pretty
useless, so-called vaccination.
So remember
the government mantra, it was all about “Protecting the NHS”, preached at us
again and again during the so-called pandemic, along with the weekly clapping.
Well, if
anyone thinks that sacking 100,000 staff, with patient waiting lists being
higher than they have been for many years and so consequently putting the
health of millions of patients at risk, which will be the result of huge
staffing shortages, then they need to realise it was never about protecting the
NHS or each other.
Rumours are
that this sacking is to be postponed until September by which time the
emergency covid act should have expired as it is due to do at the end of March.
However if it is not renewed it will be impossible to sack anyone for not
having a jab as there will be no emergency. Neither is it actually possible to
administer a so-called vaccine, being as it is authorised for emergency use
only and still in live trials until 2023.
There is
more of this to come, “Something wicked, this way comes”.
What a
coincidence, I’ve just seen that further variants have been discovered and
could prolong the UK pandemic.
Along with
that, the government covid pandemic narrative is starting to unravel nicely
with details of the errors in the statistics they have been using to create the
fear, appear to be numerous.
Firstly the
daily report of covid deaths, which, when I last saw was around the 175,000
mark, are nothing like that. It has always been the case that this figure has
included any death from anything where the deceased has had a positive covid
test in the previous 28 days.
However a
freedom of information request, which was answered by the government’s Office of National Statistics, has shown that,
whereas covid has been listed as a cause of death on these 175,000 death
certificates, for 90% it wasn’t the primary cause. This means that there were
less than 18,000 who died of covid, this being a similar rate to the number of
people who die of flu each year but as we all know, there was no flu last year.
On top of
this, figures show that of those 18,000 patients the number under the
age of 80 and with no pre-existing conditions, was around the 3,000 mark. This
covers the entire period of the pandemic and not just the figures per year.
There have
been a few media comments on these figures but this is actually a HUGE issue
showing how much the British public has been misled. Imagine the main stream
media and the government finding that the majority of covid deaths had zero to
do with covid and yet not batting an eyelid.
If you think
this can’t be true then check it out for yourselves and search for Freedom of
Information request reference FOI/2021/3368. It’s all there if you’re prepared
to make the effort to search these things out.
But the push
is still taking place, you may have heard the radio advertisements advising
that “The right time is now to go and get your vaccine. You can protect
yourself and your baby by getting vaccinated!”, aimed at pregnant women, or
“Two jabs are not enough, get your booster and be fully protected”.
Remember
this – thalidomide was used for 4 years for pregnant women prior to it being
stopped and also they’re expecting you to have 3 shots in less than a year from
a company with no liability should you suffer side effects. Interestingly the
drug company Pfizer was hit with the biggest criminal fine in history in the
United States for falsifying data and bribing doctors, yes, they were fined
$2.3 billion! Again don’t just take my word, research it for yourselves.
Anyway
fortunately it seems that the public are getting wise to this and the booster
campaign has been a spectacular failure. Oh dear, how sad, never mind,
And where
have the experts disappeared to – have you seen the new book’s “Where’s
Whitty?”, “Vallance Spends His Bank Balance” and “Van Tam’s Gone Away on the
Tram”. Are they all jumping ship before this completely unravels?
Hopefully
Prime Minister Johnson won’t be too far behind them although I suspect he’s
been taking advice from Teflon Tony Blair on how not to let your misdemeanours
stick. Johnson has batted away every question regarding his partying saying we
need to wait for Sue Gray’s report which was due to be published at any minute.
Yesterday the news was that this would happen soon, but only once the process
of “legal scrubbing” has taken place, with it seems everyone from the police to
the government HR department having a look to make sure it’s ok first. Today’s
news however is that the Metropolitan Police have asked for all references to
Downing Street partying to be removed. So what is the report going to be about?
I think the report is to be entitled “A Whitewash”.
But this is
just a witch-hunt say many who believe that with World War Three about to take
off, with the Russian Army lurking on the border with Ukraine we should forget
all about Johnson and his cake. I’m not convinced Russia is going to invade,
it’s probably just an exercise, time will tell. And as for Johnson,
irrespective of the consequences, for forcing the British people to be confined,
as they have been, and because he has not set anything like a good example, he
needs to resign.
I’ll end the
news items this week with him again, yes Johnson, who has suggested it is
“total rhubarb” to suggest that he approved the animal airlift out of
Afghanistan resulting in people being left behind, despite there allegedly
being evidence for this. I think that with a fruit-cake for a wife he’d do
anything to keep her sweet.
Right, so
let’s think about our society and how it was, or certainly how I recall it to
have been when I was a lot younger. There was this thing called “respect” which
was applied to many of those who we trusted and who we allowed to have power or
control over us to make our lives safer and better.
Let’s call
these “The Respected People”, but most of these are now seen as liars, frauds
and charlatans.
At the top
of this list I would place the politicians, and in that group we include MP’s
and councillors, who work towards essentially managing all of the others that I
will class as “The Respected People”.
I remember
these politicians as often being intelligent, educated people, who looked and
acted as if they were competent and we believed they put themselves forward, through
a democratic process, for the greater good, to make the lives of those they
represented better and for that we respected them.
Sadly this
is no longer the case. I and I know many others have absolutely no respect for
the majority of politicians these days as we hear more and more about
cover-ups, sleaze, fraud, corruption and so on. This is not a new phenomenon of
course, but in this day and age we have access to more information than we ever
had and are less inclined to accept what a politician says because they are a
politician.
We vote for
these people on a first past the post basis and so technically, politicians can
be in powerful positions when a majority of people do not actually vote for
them but vote for one of their competitors. But this is democracy, one of the
major achievements of our civilization, allegedly.
We vote for
politicians on the basis of what they say they are going to do and then they don’t
do it and do something completely different. Our current Prime Minister Johnson
is a prime example of this. If we could see in advance the damage these people
do then they would never be elected. I appreciate we have had some unusual
circumstances during his tenure but he should never have tinkered and let the
so-called pandemic run its course and we’d be fine now. However, as all the
world leaders seemed to be singing from the same hymn sheet, it begs the
question as to whether or not they are their own men, or whether someone else
is pulling their strings?
We’ve had
numerous unnecessary wars, a failure to control immigration, housing crises,
employment crises and not to mention the alleged abuse cover-ups which are
still going on.
I’m not sure
this will get any better in my lifetime but I guess anything is possible.
I think Billy
Connolly had it right when he said “The desire to be a politician should bar
you for life from ever becoming one”. He followed this with “Don’t vote, it
only encourages them”.
So who next?
I guess in terms of power we need to look at the judiciary, those who manage
the laws of our country, fairly and without prejudice or influence, or so I thought
at a time when they were considered a group of “The Respected People”.
A first
requisite of a criminal justice system is that any punishment meted out by the
courts should be proportional to the crime. The second is that there should be
a proper sense of justice and I think it was once like that, or perhaps that’s
just my hazy memory of it.
Compare and
contrast these cases:
Case 1 - A
man who placed bacon on the doors of a Bristol mosque, rather stupidly but
nevertheless relatively harmless, was given a 12 month custodial sentence.
Case 2 - A
Muslim teacher sexually assaulted an eleven year old girl, but was spared jail
on the grounds that his wife could not speak English.
Just two of
many examples I’m sure we have all seen where frankly, the law is an ass.
I certainly
wouldn’t be very trusting of a system that can act in this way should I ever be
faced with a court appearance.
On from this
we can look at the police, who back in my youth were definitely amongst “The
Respected People”. It was all Dixon of Dock Green and bobbies on the beat, now
it’s almost an anonymous paramilitary force.
In the days
of Sergeant Dixon I remember being stopped and given a caution for riding my
bicycle at night without lights. Can you imagine that happening now?
Sadly, the
police are not what they were.
Back then
the police investigated crime and caught criminals. Now they stand by whilst
crime is committed, the destruction of the Colston statue in Bristol being one
example, another being where protestors glued themselves to or camp in the road
in protest against climate change or BLM.
However,
when someone claims that somebody else once said something to them they didn’t
like they are on it like a swarm of bees. Let’s call it the “Hurty Word Syndrome”,
where they suggest no stone will be left unturned until the problem is resolved,
whilst paedophile grooming gangs roam our big towns and cities with impunity.
Finally,
standards of policing differ depending on who you are and what you represent. I
particularly recall the soft policing of the BLM demonstrations versus the hard
policing of anti-lockdown demonstrations. Another organisation that has become
politicised.
Next let’s
have a brief whinge about religious leaders. Once they were seen as examples of
sweetness and light being the good people they are and telling us how to live a
fulfilling life. Oh, except for the paedophile priests, the muslim terrorists
protected by their Imams and all of the associated cover-ups of course.
Very
recently religious leaders such as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby
used Jesus and emotional blackmail to sell covid jabs over Christmas – when he
said “I would say go and get vaccinated, it’s how we love our neighbour. Loving
our neighbour is what Jesus told us to do. It’s Christmas, do what he said”.
My
understanding of Christianity is that he also healed the sick and said everyone
was welcome in his house. The Church of England has been reported as
discouraging unvaccinated to attend services, so much for that then. No longer
part of “The Respected People”.
So, who’s
left? Our wonderful GP’s were definitely one group of “The Respected People”.
GP’s have always been put on pedestals as they have the power of life over
death etc etc. There are many GP’s out there who are doing a wonderful job but
there is an ever increasing number who aren’t, particularly during the recent
two years when you were more likely to get an appointment with the Queen than
your GP.
People
generally trust GPs in their role of sorting you out when your health is a bit creaky, that’s what
they do and you hope they make you better. However, never be afraid to question
what they say and when you need the doctor try not to see the same one every
time as that way they are more likely to look thoroughly at your records and to
determine what might be wrong with you rather than assuming they already know
based on their memory of your previous history and how they’ve dealt with you
in the past.
From my experience,
I’ve sadly witnessed a move away from 100% attention to patient care towards a
greater interest in the money they can make as discussed in previous podcasts.
Additionally many seem to have totally signed up to the cult of covid, an
example of this being given in my last podcast. So definitely no longer “The
Respected People”.
So then we
have the journalists and broadcasters who, and in particular the BBC, were who
you obtained your news from. Certainly the BBC was well respected throughout
the world but now, it seems they have been politicised and report what they are
told. I have taken part in massive demonstrations in London, in support of free
speech and against the lockdown, with hundreds of thousands in attendance, but
not a peep in the main stream media, yet a small demonstration outside an
embassy has been headline news. Sadly, no longer “The Respected People”.
Finally, we
have those in education, the teachers and the lecturers who think it’s their
job to indoctrinate students with their own political views and have stifled
open and honest discussion on the things they think might be offensive. Not all
teachers, I know, but as with all of the above were “The Respected People”.
If those decent
ones within what were once “The Respected People” don’t take a stand, then they
all end up being tarred with the same brush and lose any remaining respect and the
system will break down.
So there you
have it, a brief mention of the liars, frauds and charlatans who no longer have
our respect.
As with all
of this, it’s essentially me sounding off, although not in great detail and you
may well disagree or be able to contradict what I’ve said, but then that’s the
joy of living in a free society and having freedom of speech that we can
discuss and debate the things we don’t all agree on ….. or it was once the
case!
So, I hope
that was of some interest.
Thank you once
again for listening and thank you again to those who have been in touch with
comments and support.
Next week,
as usual, I’ll be briefly looking at the news events of the week, and also I plan
to talk about Royalty and Ask the Question of whether or not we need it, so look
forward to you joining me for that.
Until then,
trust nobody and question everything.
Be good and
I hope that you can join me on Friday 4th February. Bye for now.
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