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Jun 6, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Let me tell you my own #jeremyhunt story... We were at a tory fundraiser. I'd written a piece that day about childcare dilemmas. He told me, "move out here to the country. You can get a big house, move in a nanny, maybe her husband too for gardening, driving & stuff...
And you pay them virtually nothing, because you give them lodgings. It's the perfect solution!"
Then we were ushered into the dining hall where my table told me" isn't he wonderful? He'll be pm one day." And I thought, 'God help us!'
He was wrong & also stupid to misjudge me.
May 5, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
1/4 I would never normally take satisfaction in someone's media failure. It can happen to any of us. But the abject disaster of @PiersMorganLive
on the formerly superb radio station @TalkTV is simply marvellous because it means that his divisive... theguardian.com/media/2022/may…
authoritarian bullshit is no longer being swallowed by the masses... They have seen through him. His 'popularity' lay in him being on @ITV at a time when people flick on the TV eating cornflakes. Nothing more.
Apr 28, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
On @JeremyVineOn5 in spring 2020 I warned that the elderly were being taken back to care homes with covid symptoms. I was told by iain dale that I should be "ashamed of myself" for saying that.
@theJeremyVine shook his head and told me witheringly "there is no evidence of that." I was made to feel that I had uttered something despicable. But I had spoken to care home owners, not just read the papers
Jan 13, 2022 • 5 tweets • 4 min read
Result from today @ Royal courts of justice and Justice Swift : @ONS admit increase in deaths in 15-19 Yr old males since vaccination but refuse to reveal the details and the judge supported this. NOBODY is looking at this data with your children in mind.
This seems impossible. But it is true.
May-Dec, 2020: 257 deaths in this age boys.
May-Dec, 2021: 402 deaths.
(btw, 2 deaths to covid).
And NOBODY is looking into why.
Today was a fact - finding mission as we proceed with our Judicial review. It's another example of
Sep 4, 2021 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
This is so sad. When I debated with @DrNighatArif on This Morning this week, WE could all see that she didn't know any of the real data around harms in Pfizer's own trial. She has a vulnerable child so allows that fear to selfishly cloud her judgement.
She simply CANNOT KNOW the long term effects on the healthy young body of mrna spike proteins in 2,5,10 years... There is no 'emergency' from which kids need saving. Pointless, political lockdown disrupt education, not covid. Kids take all the risk with none of the adult benefits
Sep 2, 2021 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
In order to jab more kids (those drugs cost £40 a dose, they need to shift them) we're going to start hearing about #longcovid. So let's look at some facts instead of simply shaking with fear at the mere mention of such a terror! 😱
The biggest study via King's college Zoe App followed more than 250,000 5-17 year olds.
ONLY 1.8% had symptoms lasting longer than 8 weeks.
So 98.2% did not.
Ages 5-11 =average 5 days ill.
Ages 12-17=average 7 days ill.
Sore throat, headache, tired, loss of smell. No drama.
May 7, 2021 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
The High Court ruled yesterday that no child can be forced to wear a mask at school. It is entirely their choice. Why isn't this front page news? And I wonder how many teachers- who routinely teach 'informed consent' - will make this announcement in classes today? 🤔
I wish to clarify this. I contacted the lawyers in charge when I realised that this outcome is being depicted in different ways.
The child didn’t have an exemption from masks, but the school admitted that they wouldn't force her to wear one, hence no injunction for 'her safety'