News Commentary – May 21, 2021

Large parts of the world are supposedly in the grip of a pandemic that has forced many businesses to shut and brought an end to life as we know it.

The global shutdown threatens many livelihoods as the authorities struggle to contain the spread of the pandemic, or so we have been told.

That’s why the following list of cremations and burials from the South Western county of Cornwall, England, is such an eye-opener. Covering the years from 2015 to 2020, the first year of the Covid-19 “pandemic”, you would expect to see a sudden surge in deaths and cremations but the opposite occurs.

There were in fact marginally fewer burials and cremations in Cornwall in 2020 than there were in 2015.

So what happened to all those who are supposed to have died from Covid-19? Why don’t we see their deaths reflected in Cornwall’s annual list of burials and cremations?

Could it be that politicians with the help of a compliant corporate media have actually created the illusion of a pandemic in the public mind? Leading to figures like Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth to call for a “surge vaccination” campaign.

Is this a realistic response or just political opportunism, and how long before we hear calls for mandatory vaccinations?

Critics will no doubt say that Cornwall doesn’t reflect the wider picture, at least in the UK. However, reports from hospitals in London and elsewhere tell the same story: the “crisis” is nowhere near as bad as the politicians and their media mouthpiece say.

Of course, the billion-dollar question is why anyone would want to create the illusion of a “pandemic”? All the more pressing is why governments around the world would act as one to implement “lockdowns”, which are in effect a form of soft martial law?

As with all things political it always boils down to power and the imposition of lockdowns across the planet and the rush to implement mass-vaccination programs – with largely untested vaccines – suggests that our leaders are being dictated to.

And here we should note the fate of those politicians who don’t comply with the standard line on the pandemic. Like Tanzania’s former president, John Magufuli or Burindi’s President President Nkurunziza – both of whom emphatically rejected the Covid “pandemic” narrative – and both of whom died sudden untimely deaths shortly thereafter.

That’s why people should take notice of Pfizer’s former chief scientist Dr Michael Yeadon’s warnings about the new Covid vaccines.

He’s not some wild-eyed “conspiracy theorist”. In fact he’s the very antithesis of that but according to Yeadon the PCR testing is “nonsense”, while the lockdowns are “rubbish”.

Indeed, Yeadon claims that everything our governments have told us about dealing with Covid-19 is a lie. This has been borne out by initial estimates from Neil Ferguson, who claimed that as many as 500,000 could die from Covid-19 in Britain alone.

That estimate has since been completely discredited and online “fact checkers” are busily trying to provide cover for Ferguson. Nonetheless, it illustrates how the Powers That Be are trying to stoke public fear over an ailment that for most, excluding the very old and frail, is little worse than seasonal flu.

If you haven’t seen it already watch the interview with Yeadon here.