To vaccinate or not to vaccinate; that is the question? [Letter from Great Britain – 03-06-21]

“The Financial Jigsaw” has been serialised here and is replaced by this weekly “Letter from Great Britain.”  NOTE – If anyone would like an electronic copy of the complete book, I should be pleased to email a free PDF on request to: [email protected].

Good news! Covid case rates are falling rapidly across the world.  I wonder why?  Is it really about the vaccine rollout?  The global decline in “Covid deaths” started in mid-to-late January.  What else happened around that time?  On January 13th the WHO published a memo regarding the problem of asymptomatic cases being discovered by PCR tests, and suggesting any asymptomatic positive tests be repeated.

This followed up their previous memo, instructing labs around the world to use lower cycle thresholds (CT values) for PCR tests, as values over 35 could produce false positives.  Essentially, in two memos the WHO ensured future testing would be less likely to produce false positives and made it much harder to be labelled an “asymptomatic case”.

In short, logic would suggest we’re not in fact seeing a “decline in Covid cases” or a “decrease in Covid deaths” at all.  What we’re seeing is a decline in perfectly healthy people being labelled “Covid cases” based on a false positive from an unreliable testing process. And we’re seeing fewer people dying of flu, pneumonia, cancer or other disease having “Covid19” added to their death certificate based on testing criteria designed to inflate the pandemic. https://euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps

“Even given all of this, the drop is so precipitous as to cry out for explanation. It is hard for the politically minded not to notice the timing. It roughly coincides with the inauguration of the new president. If they really are so sensitive to factors like the Cycle Threshold in the PCR tests, would it not be relatively easy to dial up and dial down the appearance of a pandemic based purely on software settings?

The dramatic drop then could in theory be orchestrated. And it is rather amazing that on the day of inauguration, the World Health Organization released a clarification on tests, urging testers to reduce the number of false positives by paying greater attention to Cycle Thresholds. Anecdotal evidence I’ve encountered suggests that testing labs have responded in kind.” https://www.aier.org/article/covid-case-like-political-careers-are-dropping-like-rocks/

Is this just another reason why I believe that this ‘scamdemic’ is a controlled economic demolition plan (The Great Reset) which the elites needed to cover for the coming global financial crisis which manifested in September 2019 with the ‘Repo Calamity’?  The Fed has been printing (QE) ever since at vastly increased rates. I can’t believe that our scientific ‘experts’ were not aware of the faulty PCR tests long ago – so suddenly they now have a new vision – I don’t think so.

BUT, with the virus in hot retreat, why should I ever consider a ‘vaccine’ (a synthetic gene therapy actually) which interferes with my genetic coding?  “This non-experimental experimental vaccine is truly a historic development, because apart from saving the world from a virus that causes mild to moderate flu-like symptoms (or, more commonly, no symptoms whatsoever) in roughly 95% of those infected, and that over 99% of those infected survive, the possibilities for future applications of messenger-RNA technology, and the genetic modification of humans, generally, is virtually unlimited at this point.

Imagine all the diseases we can cure, and all the genetic “mistakes” we can fix, now that we can reprogram people’s genes to do whatever we want … cancer, heart disease, dementia, blindness, not to mention the common cold! We could even cure psychiatric disorders, like “antisocial personality disorder,” “oppositional defiant disorder,” and other “conduct disorders” and “personality disorders.”

Who knows? In another hundred years, we will probably be able to genetically cleanse the human species of age-old scourges, like racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, homophobia, transphobia, etcetera, by reprogramming everyone’s defective alleles, or implanting some kind of nanotechnological neurosynaptic chips into our brains. The only thing standing in our way is people’s totally irrational resistance to letting corporations redesign the human organism, which, clearly, was rather poorly designed, and thus is vulnerable to all these horrible diseases, and emotional and behavioral disorders.” https://consentfactory.org/2021/02/23/the-vaccine-disinformation-war/  This is worth reading because it lists some very disquieting information on recent deaths in several countries after receiving the ‘vaccine’. So many ‘coincidences’?

I believe that people should be allowed proper informed consent and not be exposed to hysterical propaganda which is so prevalent today.  I have included this assessment (originally on TBP) of reasons why I am not taking the vaccine and this will help decide whether to take the shot or not: https://gloria.tv/post/tMSBhraMafBJ2XDDZDi2BnURi

Adverse effects of the vaccines are reported for Americans at the CDC site.  This is highly detailed and the site may be searched at will to drill down into all deaths and related causes.  To date it is reported that there have been 19,770 events with 966 deaths so far but not all maybe related to the effect of the vaccines.  Only 8 autopsies have been reported on these deaths.  See for yourself how the data is panning out but it is early days yet to come to any firm conclusions with regard to these data:  https://wonder.cdc.gov/vaers.html  We have a similar system in UK, although far less detailed, which I shall be monitoring over the coming months.

Unemployment in the UK edged higher to 5.1% in December as the government’s furlough scheme continued to prevent a steep rise in job losses in the run-up to Christmas.  With much of the economy still in enforced hibernation, the unemployment rate in the three months to December increased from 5% in November and was up by 1.5 percentage points from a year earlier, according to the Office for National Statistics.

More recent figures from HM Revenue & Customs for January showed that there were 726,000 fewer people on company payrolls in January compared with February 2020, before the pandemic.  The Resolution Foundation, an independent thinktank, said the furlough scheme, known formally as the job retention scheme (JRS) and estimated to be supporting about 4.5 million workers, had proved to be invaluable to many firms, but had not stopped huge numbers of people from losing their jobs, especially under-25s.

The importance of the JRS in holding back job losses, coupled with the scale of the crisis facing young people, should be at the forefront of the chancellor’s mind when he delivered his budget this week.  More than 1 million self-employed people are also understood to be without work, many of them not eligible for state support.

A report by the London School of Economics last month found that one in seven businesses – employing 2.5 million people – might be forced to close by the spring without further support from the Treasury.  Thomas Pugh, a UK economist at Capital Economics, said it was likely the labour market will continue to weaken gradually over the rest of this year, even now the furlough scheme is extended to September.

AND it is not only Britain that is suffering as this article about the USA problems confirms.  One person explained: “I have absolutely nowhere to go if I’m evicted. That means we won’t be able to keep our dog we’ve had for eight years and my kids will lose most or all of their stuff. We’ll be living in my van in the middle of winter. If I’m evicted, I won’t be able to take much with me. I still haven’t taken down Christmas decorations. What’s the point? If I’m evicted I lose all that too. All of this could have been avoided if they sent out more stimulus checks and I received unemployment.”

State unemployment systems continue experiencing long delays, backlogs of unemployed claims, errors and long arbitration periods that have left millions of workers in the US without any unemployment benefits while they are out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic.

An analysis of unemployed workers in January 2021 by the labour economist Eliza Forsythe at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, estimated unemployment systems are currently only reaching at most 30% of all unemployed workers, leaving an estimated 8 million unemployed Americans not receiving benefits”.  https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/mar/02/us-unemployed-millions-without-benefits

People have lost contact with reality during this crazy scamdemic episode and it bears ill for the future, especially for our children who witness their parents panicking and become frightened themselves. A psychiatrist has claimed that the ongoing pandemic has caused the world to suffer from “mass delusional psychosis.” Dr. Mark McDonald said the true public health crisis is not COVID-19 itself, but the fear of contracting it. He expressed concern that this “highly irrational” fear will have a lasting effect on children, since their own parents and grandparents are responsible for instilling this reaction.

McDonald cited a December 2020 article written by S.G. Cheah for Evie Magazine. Her article mentioned a number of otherwise irrational behaviours that have become normalised in the current time. These included parents being kicked off planes because their children were not wearing masks, and people having hysterical meltdowns when they see someone without a face covering.  It has become a religion along the lines of the medieval witch hunts.

Cheah remarked that many still enter a state of hysteria when they see someone without a mask, even though the person is perfectly healthy and does not have any respiratory issues. This is a highly irrational state without any basis in reality, she remarked. Cheah elaborated: “Instead of facing reality, the delusional person would rather live in their world of make-believe. Others have to play along with how they view the make-believe world – otherwise, their world will not make sense to them. It’s the reason why the delusional person will get angry when they face someone who doesn’t conform to their world view.”

The psychiatrist said the people Cheah described suffer from delusional psychosis; seeing the prevalence of this psychosis made McDonald realise something. He explained: “It became clear to me within the first two or three weeks in March 2020 that it was fear. Since then the fear has morphed and evolved into an actual belief that is against reality.”

UK has agreed a trade deal with the EU. I will comment on the progression of this deal as it affects the UK economy. 

Data from consulting group EY pointed to a last-minute push by firms before 31 December after the UK-EU trade deal did not offer concessions for the UK’s dominant financial services sector. It forced companies to move staff and assets to the continent in order to continue serving EU customers.

According to EY’s latest Brexit tracker, which covered the period from October 2020 to February, firms have shifted or declared plans to move approximately £500bn worth of those assets in the last two years alone.  Goldman Sachs was among them, having shifted around $40bn-$60bn (£29bn-£43bn) worth of assets to its Frankfurt operations at the end of 2020.

It has also emerged that JP Morgan Chase was planning to relocate €200bn (£173bn) worth of assets to Germany as part of its own Brexit preparations. It is understood that process is still going on.  London was dealt a blow last month after separate data showed Amsterdam had overtaken the UK capital as Europe’s largest share trading centre. That was due to EU rules that require shares traded in euros to be traded on EU exchanges or in countries with special “equivalence” status – which has not been granted to Britain.

Experts believe there will continue to be a slow trickle of business shifting overseas, even as UK and EU negotiators reportedly near an agreement on how they plan to share information about financial market rules. That agreement is seen to be a precursor to negotiations for market access for the financial services sector.

To be continued next week.

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Author: Austrian Peter

Peter J. Underwood is a retired international accountant and qualified humanistic counsellor living in Bruton, UK, with his wife, Yvonne. He pursued a career as an entrepreneur and business consultant, having founded several successful businesses in the UK and South Africa His latest Substack blog describes the African concept of Ubuntu - a system of localised community support using a gift economy model. View all posts by Austrian Peter