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After a two-month trial, researchers are collecting early outcomes of the Great American Social Distancing Experiment of 2020.
The results, to say the least, ain't pretty — and the "experts" who initiated this experiment on 330 million well-meaning but unwitting test subjects are starting to admit failure.
"Wait. An experiment?" you may ask. But we have been assured by the credentialed class that keeping a distance of six feet between healthy people for weeks on end was the only tried-and-true way to prevent the deadly spread of the novel coronavirus. No way would the government shutter public schools and colleges for five months, bankrupt small businesses, send tens of millions to the unemployment line, jeopardize the nation's food supply chain, prevent children from comforting dying parents and grandparents, and subject their fellow countrymen to soul-crushing house arrest for the first time in U.S. history if the so-called "social distancing" guidance hadn't been carefully vetted over time, you might insist.
Murray is a heavy-hitter in the alternative media with huge credibility. The former UK ambassador and ally of Julian Assange writes mostly for his personal blog, which averages about 1.5 million views per month, an astonishing amount, eclipsing most mainstream pundits. Obviously people appreciate what he has to say. Facebook doesn't.
On April 23rd, the great independent investigative journalist, Craig Murray — a former British diplomat — headlined at his blog, "Condemned By Their Own Words", and he posted there the translated-to-English transcript (excerpted below) to this Israeli radio Hebrew broadcast on April 21st, in which an Israeli Brigadier-General, named Fogel, explained why Israel's troops are doing the right thing to shoot and even to kill Gazans who come (an unspecified) too close to the wall which separates Israel from Gaza:
Comment: More from Craig Murray:
- Craig Murray: The disgusting lies on Harry Dunn's death must stop
- Craig Murray defense fund launched
- Silencing dissent: Ex-UK diplomat and activist Craig Murray indicted for blog posts in Kafkaesque case
- Craig Murray: CIA spied on Assange's privileged legal conversations - any normal prosecution would be halted immediately
- Craig Murray: The Daily Record is snooping into my home and finances. Who put them up to it?
- Craig Murray: The Assange Show-trial, Days 3 and 4
- British show-trial: Craig Murray reports on Day 2 of the Assange extradition hearing
- Craig Murray: The FBI has been lying about Seth Rich
No one here is claiming that this virus is not serious and should not be taken serious. However, it is our duty as a free people to question the nature of the government's reaction, especially when the economic ramifications could be far deadlier than the virus itself — with experts predicting a famine of biblical proportion that could kill millions.
When the virus passes and the suffering continues to persist, a lot of people will be asking the question, "was all of this worth it?"
Comment: See also:
- Why Sweden has already won the debate on COVID 'lockdown' policy
- Busted! 'Professor Lockdown' Neil Ferguson resigns after violating quarantine to meet married lover
- European rebellion growing: Police detain dozens protesting against coronavirus lockdown in The Hague
- Authoritarians: Democrats and millennials admit they are way more likely than Republicans to snitch on neighbors for violating lockdown orders
- UK welfare claims surge 1.8 milllion - six times pre-lockdown levels
- Pro-lockdown extremists in denial about why we did it in the first place
- Lockdown Stockholm Syndrome: Loving economic destruction and loss of liberty
The lynchpin of the new system is that we are all currently being 'held at syringe-point' by governments and global institutions demanding that, unless we accept some new 'coronavirus vaccine', we will not be 'set free from lockdown'. Cullen concludes by asking: what happens if and when people do not accept this 'offer'; will most rationalize tyranny?

Woman running through the mud at the Woodstock Music Festival, New York, US, 17th August 1969.
Lifespan in the US in those days was 70 whereas it is 78 today. Population was 200 million as compared with 328 million today. It was also a healthier population with low obesity. If it would be possible to extrapolate the death data based on population and demographics, we might be looking at a quarter million deaths today from this virus. So in terms of lethality, it was as deadly and scary as COVID-19 if not more so, though we shall have to wait to see.
"In 1968," says Nathaniel L. Moir in National Interest, "the H3N2 pandemic killed more individuals in the U.S. than the combined total number of American fatalities during both the Vietnam and Korean Wars."
And this happened in the lifetimes of every American over 52 years of age.
I was 5 years old and have no memory of this at all. My mother vaguely remembers being careful and washing surfaces, and encouraging her mom and dad to be careful. Otherwise, it's mostly forgotten today. Why is that?
Unlike much of the rest of the world who saw fit to unquestioningly follow China's lead on everything from quarantining, to economic shutdowns, to contact tracing, and PCR mass testing, nonlockdown countries have instead opted for a somewhat lighter touch - preserving their economies and societies, and in doing so avoiding an endless daisy chain of new problems and obstacles deriving directly from the imposition of brutal lockdown policy.
On the European front, the Scandinavian country of Sweden is now garnering more attention than before, and has become an object of both criticism and fascination for those against or in favor of lockdown policy. While countries like the United States and Great Britain continue to top the global tables in terms of COVID-19 death tolls, Sweden has only suffered marginal casualties in comparison, while avoiding the intense strain on society and loss in public confidence which lockdown governments are now grappling with as they continue to push their populations to the limits of social stress and economic tolerance. You could say those governments are already careening over the edge by looking at the latest jobless figures coming out the US with 30 million new people filing for unemployment in the last few weeks.
Comment: See also:
- Flipping the script: WHO lauds lockdown-ignoring Sweden as a 'model' for countries going forward
- 'The biggest myth about Sweden is that life is going on as normal', but treating citizens like adults has still paid off
- If Sweden Succeeds, Lockdowns Will All Have Been For Nothing
- Sweden shatters lock-down model as curves stay flat
- The Data Are In: A Nationwide Lockdown Was Never Necessary
This proves propaganda works. (Did you know our State Department boasts of its propagandistic abilities?) Not one of these people touting them could define what a z-score is, even if you threatened to take away their Netflix.
What has these folks frightened are scary graphs with big bumps issued by our official propaganda organs. People are told to shiver when gazing at them, and so they do shiver. We have become a very obedient people.
Yet z-scores can cause harmful misinterpretations in judging the severity of pandemics.
Let's go through a simplified example to show this.
Comment: See also:
- COVID-19 Hoax Pandemic: Doctors on Front-line in California Explain Why Lockdowns Are Unnecessary: "Millions of Cases, Tiny Number of Deaths"
- UK's weekly death toll during Covid-19 is high - but it's been worse in the past and we didn't shut down the economy then
- Fmr Education Secretary Bill Bennett: Flawed model of COVID-19 crisis created unnecessary 'panic and pandemonium'
- Montana doctor blows the whistle on the CDC's manipulated coronavirus figures

German Police protecting public health by detaining an anti-lockdown protester who was not observing social distancing
Or, rather, they remember how it started, but not the propaganda that started it.
Or, rather, they remember all that (or are able to, if you press them on it), but it doesn't make any difference anymore, because the official narrative has supplanted reality.
You'll remember this point from the War on Terror, and specifically the occupation of Iraq. By the latter half of 2004, most Westerners had completely forgotten the propaganda that launched the invasion, and thus regarded the Iraqi resistance as "terrorists," despite the fact that the United States had invaded and was occupying their country for no legitimate reason whatsoever.
By that time, it was abundantly clear that there were no "weapons of mass destruction," and that the U.S.A. had invaded a nation that had not attacked it, and posed no threat to it, and so was perpetrating a textbook war of aggression.
These facts did not matter, not in the slightest. By that time, Westerners were totally immersed in the official War on Terror narrative, which had superseded objective reality. Herd mentality had taken over. It's difficult to describe how this works; it's a state of functional dissociation. It wasn't that people didn't know the facts, or that they didn't understand the facts.
Institutional anti-humanism has taken hold of the western world. Coronavirus could lock in a system of high tech tyranny.
A post-human world is emerging. AI systems are activating. The future needs real humans with a conscience and the ability to question authority.
Social distancing by it's very nature is anti-human. Coronavirus has altered our society dramatically. Some of these changes were already under way, and anti-human forces were planning to implement them ahead of the AI robot tech revolution.
Social media was already distorting social norms well before the pandemic. Former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya stated in 2018 that:
"It literally is at a point now we've created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works. That is literally where we are. I would encourage all of you how to internalize this is - if you feed the beast, the beast will destroy you."Hollywood predictive programming seeded the idea of virtual reality as an "oasis" in a crumbling world with the 2018 film Ready Player One:
Comment: See also:
- Humanity 2.0?! The transhumanism agenda has gone totally mainstream
- Transhumanism ideology is nothing more than oppression disguised as liberation
- Transhumanism's faithful follow it blindly towards a future dominated by elite 'values'
- The Vaccination Agenda: An Implicit Transhumanism/Dehumanism
- Some say transhumanism may hold key to eternal life - but others correctly point out its problems and ethical dilemmas
- The Health & Wellness Show: Extreme Biohacking, Transhumanism and the Singularity
NYC nurse Nicole Sirotek comes forward with a shocking first-hand account of 'holocaust-like' treatment of Covid-19 patients. In this must-see video, below, Ms. Sirotek explains how the NYC hospital she has been assigned to appears to be intentionally mismanaging the care given, particularly (we are to infer) to patients of color (black and latino patients) in the ICU and in relation to Covid-19 diagnosis. Or it may be the case that the hospital, in pushing up Covid mortalities, does so without particular regard for race but as a matter of location would have more patients of color.
A shattered and demoralized ICU nurse, Ms. Sirotek explains clearly that these patients are not in fact dying of Covid-19, but of criminal degrees of mismanagement and professionalism to such an extent that it cannot be a mistake.
Comment: See the videos below. Taken with the video above one could be excused for wondering just how wide-spread this horrible negligence is in New York City. And just what's going to be done about it.
There was also this in NYC of only a few weeks ago:













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