Many of us who have been watching events closely during the “Covid-19 pandemic” have been shocked by the speed and ease with which an experimental injection has been rolled out and administered to so many people globally. Particularly the novel mRNA technology used by Pfizer/Moderna.
This is an experimental gene therapy – openly admitted at the World Health Summit by Stefan Oelrich, member of the Board of Management at Bayer AG and head of the Pharmaceuticals Division in Berlin – I wrote about this on 2nd April… Here
Oelrich stated:-
“If we had surveyed the public 2 years ago – “Would you be willing to take a gene or cell therapy and inject it into your body, we would probably have had a 95% refusal rate.”
I think this Pandemic has also opened people’s eyes [to innovation in a way that was maybe not possible before.”]……
Opening people’s eyes to innovation is one thing but how did this rushed to market experimental product get from lab to needle in such record time. I believe the statements made recently in an NHS board meeting may go some way to explaining this dangerous phenomena.
NHS England and NHS Improvement Board Meeting in Common – 24th March 2022
June Raine is the current Chief Executive of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency in the UK. Raine made a statement during a recent NHS Board meeting which I believe ties in with Oelrich’s statement above about [innovation that was not possible before]….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dr6ri5plwA
She states: –
“As the UK’s Independent Regulator the MHRA is wholly committed to supporting the success of the Life Science’s vision in the NHS and to realising the full potential of this amazing vision. As an [enabling regulator, no longer a watchdog] and I will highlight briefly 3 main ways:-
First, in terms of [accelerating access to innovative products] via our end to end integrated pathway the Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway which is [attracting huge interest] and is already delivering via the target development profiles that we are co-honing with NICE and our partner organisations.
Secondly, and importantly safety our first priority will be enhanced using real world evidence, new tools methodologies and importantly [putting patients and their perspectives] at the very centre, and;
Thirdly, in supporting the ongoing evolutionary clinical trials regulatory framework which we are about to enhance to take full advantage of our [“new freedoms”] and to do so for medicines and clinical devices, we are determined to operate in partnership with the NHS as a learning organisation and to be a full partnership partnered in everything that the NHS aspires to do.”
Analysis
Can a “regulator” be an “enabler” – is that not a contradicton in terms? [Regulatory Capture?]
One thing I have come to realise, more so whilst covering the “pandemic”, is that you have to pay very close attention to wording.
You will notice that I have highlighted certain words used throughout Ms Raine’s presentation which I will illustrate and add my personal commentary.
- As an enabling regulator, no longer a watchdog – please read the Cambridge Dictionary definitions of these words very carefully.
- New Freedoms/Accelerating Access to innovative products = [Freedom to Experiment at speed/remove regulatory barriers?].
We know that the MHRA “enabled” an experimental innovative product to be unleashed upon the public whilst still in phase 3 of clinical trials – without any medium/long term safety data.
- Attracting huge interest – Pharmaceutical Industry/Patent holders?].
Statement made in 2015 by Peter Daszak (Head of Eco Health Alliance):-
“We need to increase public understanding of the need for medical counter measures such as a pan-coronavirus vaccine. A key driver is the media and the economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the real issues.
Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of the process”
- Putting patients and their perspectives at the very centre [perspectives a very interesting turn of phrase isn’t it]?
“Public Perception” has been the key driver for compliance during the covid era as so eloquently outlined by the Head of Bayer and as the table above demonstrates perception can be affected by perspective.
The manipulation of perception has worked spectacularly well for the medical industrial complex thus far – given their “new found freedoms” why would they stop now?.
Chilling isn’t it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dr6ri5plwA
https://thegreatdeception.is/top-stories/corona-investigative-committee-dr-david-martin-07-09-21/
https://www.ukcolumn.org/ukcolumn-news/uk-column-news-30th-march-2022
https://pediaa.com/difference-between-perception-and-perspective/
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/innovative-licensing-and-access-pathway
https://unitynewsnetwork.co.uk/a-chilling-warning-from-the-past-the-t4-program/
https://yellowcard.ukcolumn.org/yellow-card-reports
https://unitynewsnetwork.co.uk/mhra-contract-for-artificial-intelligence/
I fell into politics quite by accident in 2014 and all because my local County Council brought in a policy switching off street lighting overnight my elderly neighbours felt vulnerable – this spurred me into action and the Right to Light Campaign was born.
I started the Right to Light Petition which garnered over 11,000 signatures enough to trigger a debate at Kent County Council. I delivered a speech in front of 88 Councillors and journalists but they refused to listen to the people and kept the lights off.
I worked closely with a local journalist who followed the campaign from start to finish, publishing articles on an almost weekly basis.
Word spread about the campaign and the Council’s refusal to listen – my phone became a hotline, I was invited onto BBC Breakfast and live radio something I would never have contemplated happening in a million years. Following a fierce 2 year battle and against all the odds streetlighting was restored throughout Kent.
Spurred on by success and having witnessed how badly represented people were at local level I joined UKIP standing as a candidate in Borough and County elections narrowly missing out on a seat by 22 votes on one occasion.
The run-up to the EU Referendum was an exciting time I joined the Grassroots Out Campaign and ran weekly street stalls delivering thousands of leaflets and meeting hundreds of people including Nigel Farage and Gerard Batten. I loved the buzz and the fun was infectious. I have been hooked ever since.
I became a prolific poster on Facebook building up relationships in many groups, I was approached by the owner of a Website/FB page called Fortis est Veritas asking if I would like to write articles to post on his platform. I have to date written 22 articles and really enjoy documenting the twists and turns of Brexit a very exciting time – we are writing history and it is essential that is fully documented.
I am very excited to now be given the opportunity to join the UNN family as a Political Analyst – the next chapter in a very exciting 5 years of my life.