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Introduction – April 23, 2020

After reports emerged suggesting that Covid-19 was no more infectious and lethal than seasonal cold and flu the corporate media went to work. Almost on cue stories appeared about how more were dying from it than any other ailment.
While the media ran with such scare stories the two Nightingale hospitals, in London and Yorkshire that had been built treat an expected surge in Coronavirus patients remained virtually empty.
Meanwhile hospital and medical care staff reported that wards and treatment facilities elsewhere were unusually quiet.
Nonetheless, the corporate media continued with reports that emphasised the need for measures to contain the spread of Covid-19. All of which conveniently justified the official case.
So now the lockdown may remain in force until next year. By which time a vaccine may be developed. Allowing an easing of restriction on condition, we suspect, of vaccination.
It’s a classic “problem-reaction-solution” ploy. Whereby a problem has been created, maybe in a military laboratory or in Wuhan, a reaction takes place in the form of a lockdown and social distancing, and a “solution appears in the shape of vaccination. Thereby those who won’t/don’t get vaccinated remain in isolation under virtual house arrest. Ed.

Lockdown ‘may last until 2021’ with Brits ‘to be urged to cover faces in public’

Ryan Merrifield – Daily Mirror April 23, 2020

The Government is preparing to tell Brits to cover their faces in public with a Covid-19 vaccine unlikely for a year, according to reports.

Downing Street will urge people to wear masks or scarves around their mouths at work or while they are out and about, amid fears social distancing measures will continue into next year, it is claimed.

The Sun reports that a meeting this week saw the Government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies drawing up a plan, which could limit those infected but without symptoms from spreading the disease.

It comes as Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty warned any chance of a vaccine in the next year is “incredibly small”.

He said in the long run the “exit” from the pandemic will be either a vaccine or “highly effective drugs” so that people can “stop dying of this disease even if they catch it”.

But said either of those before 2021 is unlikely and the country needs to be “realistic about that” and “rely on other social measures”.

“It’s going to take a long time,” he added.

As previously reported, Brits are unlikely to see a return to full normal life during this calendar year.

And the new face-covering guidance could be introduced as early as the weekend following weeks of talks, reports The Sun.

The new potential guidance is not thought to be compulsory, though this may change as lockdown is slowly lifted in the future months.

 

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