Failed to Prepare? You Must Be Joking! – Iain Davis

According to the completely useless UK Guardian—an alleged “newspaper”—having produced its first report, the so-called UK Covid-19 Independent Public Inquiry has found that the UK government “failed to prepare UK for pandemic.” Like the good state stenographers they are, the Guardian reported all this dross as if it were credible.

The monumental destruction of our economy, our society and our polity, wrought by the government, has all been attributed—by the government itself—to “mistakes.” Sure, it stuck rigidly to a clearly defined strategy but, according to Heather Hallett—who led the farcical inquiry—that actually amounted to a failure of preparedness.

All the people blamed—specifically the Conservative MPs Matt Hancock, Jeremy Hunt and George Osborn—are no longer part of the government. Though, in Hunt’s case, they were only ousted very recently. Therefore, now is a good time to publish the inquiry report because it is safe to criticise the government without actually criticising the current government who are free to blame it on the previous government. Despite the fact that the current Labour government wanted to make deeper and harder “mistakes” than the Tories

Since enactment of the 2005 Inquiries Act, the notion of the UK “independent public inquiry” has become a complete nonsense. Under that Act the government sets the inquiry’s terms of reference; the government appoints the chair and the therefore has control over appointments to the inquiry panel; the government can deny the submission of evidence; the government can withhold witness testimony and the government has the power to review and amend the “independent” inquiry’s findings before they are published.

There is simply no such thing as an “independent public inquiry” in the UK. The very term is what the state would call “disinformation.” They are government inquiries, full stop!

So any seemingly harsh “criticism” that comes out of a UK public inquiry is actually whatever the government wants you to believe. The legacy media, such as the state’s faithful Guardian, are then dispatched to sell this guff to the public.

Let’s get something straight: claims made about Covid deaths are unsubstantiated drivel. The diagnoses of a Covid death, in the overwhelming number of “cases,” was based upon a non-diagnostic test. The “case” numbers were the product of statistical sleights-of-hand based upon unscientific gibberish, such as “asymptomatic spread.” The age distribution of claimed Covid deaths was indistinguishable from normal all cause mortality. Age standardised mortality rates in 2020—the alleged height of the pandemic—were the ninth highest in the first two decades of the century.

In short: there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever that a real pandemic “disease” ever struck the UK. If we add to this all the many, many problems with the claimed “science” of virology, then it is fair to say the whole pandemic story is nothing but a propaganda construct. I called it a “Pseudopandemic” at the time, because it was glaringly obvious that it was fake.

So, any catastrophes that sprung from the government’s policy response to the pseudopandemic were unnecessary, not to mention suspicious. As we shall see, there were no—or very few—policy “mistakes”.” All of the carnage was the result of quite deliberate policy decisions made by the UK state—within which the UK government is a partner.

In her government report, Heather Hallett listed what she claimed were “mistakes:”

Research suggests that, in the UK, mortality rates were significantly higher among people with a physical or learning disability and people with pre-existing conditions, such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes. [. . .]

This wasn’t the result of a mistake. The policy decisions made, that ensured what can only be described as a cull, included: discharging from hospitals tens of thousands of sick, elderly patients into poorly equipped care homes without assessing their health needs or what infections they may have; vastly reducing the number of hospital beds—during a pandemic; removing primary care from the most vulnerable in care homes; denying hospital admissions to the sick and elderly; removing community based primary care; cancelling vital screening; slapping do-not-resuscitate orders on people without their knowledge or consent—notably including people with learning difficulties, and encouraging the widespread use of a dangerous cocktail of respiratory suppressant drugs in official NHS treatment protocols for the said “respiratory illness”—a cocktail that was previously identified as the likely method used in a mass killing.

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