'Behave as if you have the virus, the next weeks will be the worst' - UK government's latest fearmongering

Reuters
Tue, 12 Jan 2021 18:27 UTC

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A nurse puts up a sign outside the Millennium Point Vaccination Centre in Birmingham, Britain, January 11, 2021.

The next few weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic will be the worst as the new highly infectious variants of the virus rampage across the country, the British government's chief medical adviser said on Monday.

"The next few weeks are going to be the worst weeks of this pandemic in terms of numbers into the NHS (National Health Service)," Chris Whitty told BBC TV. "What we need to do before the vaccines have had their effect, because it will take several weeks before that happens, we need to really double down."

Comment: RT reports:

UK govt minister urges against socializing

Around 15 million people in Britain will have been offered Covid-19 vaccines by the middle of February, minister Nadhim Zahawi said on Monday, urging citizens to behave as if they already have the virus to stop the spread.

One wonders how many will take up the offer, because in France the roll out has stalled due to concerns: French govt announces 'delay' to mass vaccination campaign after just 516 people get one in first week

Zahawi, who is responsible for the vaccination programme, said vaccinations in the country "are really beginning to ramp up", with 200,000 jabs a day currently being offered. "In the top four categories in the UK, there are 15 million people. In England [alone], it's about 12 million people, so we would have offered a vaccination to all those people [by mid-February] to make sure we can protect them," Zahawi told Sky News.

The government still hopes a return to some degree of normality by spring is possible, but to reach the vaccination target, it needs to deliver some two million inoculations a week. Zahawi acknowledged that "this is an enormous rollout of the largest vaccination programme in the history of this country."

No return to normality can be expected because the WHO have already hinted that the manufactured crisis will be ongoing for at least another year. Moreover, the data suggests that this unprecedented vaccination campaign using highly experimental and poorly tested vaccines could actually make the situation unimaginably worse: COVID Mass Vaccination Experiment: Prepare For The Worst With This Health Protocol

Seven mass vaccination centres will be opened in England on Monday, with every adult being able to receive a vaccine within a 10-mile radius, according to the minister.

Zahawi is also concerned about the spread of coronavirus in supermarkets, with many people breaching the rules by not wearing masks.

"This virus loves social interaction, and the worst thing we can do is to socialise," he said, after reports claimed ministers were considering tougher lockdown rules.

"We don't want to go any tougher, because this is [already] a pretty tough lockdown. What we need is people to behave as if they have got the virus."

Ordering people to behave as if they have a virus when they do not will quite obviously have a detrimental psychological and physiological impact on many people, that some would even consider saying it reveals just how warped some in government are; and it's a wonder why professionals in those fields aren't up in arms decrying the governments pathological demands.

Note also that citizens have no say in whether the government goes 'tougher', the government make the decisions and there's no room for discussion, or, god forbid, a vote, people will take what they're given and do as they're told. That's how democracy works in the new normal.

Coronavirus cases surpassed 90 million worldwide on Monday, a Reuters tally shows, and the UK, which crossed the line with three million cases last Friday, remains the worst-affected European country.

Mass PCR tests that are provably faulty is creating the illusion of mass infection when, if we look to China, that isn't counting people displaying no symptoms - i.e. healthy people - in its tally, it's highly likely that, were the UK to do the same, the total would be significantly lower: China detects just 103 new coronavirus cases in city of 11 million, enforces local restrictions

Mask up outdoors too, says Welsh health minister

Vaughan Gething told a press conference on Monday afternoon that people in Wales should endeavour to stay at home as much as possible and to remember that, "If we do have to go out, to wear a face mask when we're in public places."

The new guidance goes further than the advice given by the UK government, which makes no such suggestions for face coverings outdoors.

"Vaccination is life-saving and, in this pandemic, it could be life-changing for all of us. This is a race against the virus to save as many lives as possible," Gething added.

Gething is either ignorant or being willfully deceptive because there's no sign of any excess mortality caused by the coronavirus: NHS director admits coronavirus data inaccurate as patients are in hospital for OTHER issues

"As we speed up the rollout of vaccines across Wales, it's more important than ever that we follow the rules to keep all of us safe."

Parts of Wales have been among the most heavily impacted by the pandemic, although its national infection rate now sits considerably below that of England.

The health authorities say there have been 468.2 infections registered per 100,000 people in the past seven days in Wales. In England, the figure is 650.9 cases.

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