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Elizabeth Hart's avatar

Neil Ferguson should be on the list…

Imperial College Report 9 was hugely influential in imposing ‘non-pharmaceutical interventions’, i.e. the restrictions/lockdowns that were used to control society, and make people submit to the vaccines.

Gates sponsored Ferguson has had a devastating impact on the world, on countries’ societies and economies. The fabric of our society was destroyed by the socially destructive NPIs.

Ferguson should definitely be on the list.

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All my life I survived on my childhood vaccinations. Never took a flu shot. The only perpetual shot I got was tetanus every 10yrs. Then I got a job at The Cleveland Clinic. And was kinda surprised to learn I was required to receive an annual flu shot. The push to get everyone juiced up was strong. Many of my colleagues incl doctors didn’t like it. Naturally it was promoted as protecting the health of patients. You know? For the greater good and all that.

Never mind the hospital is teeming with outsiders coming and going everyday. Nothing to see there. Ironically, for the first time in as far back as I can remember I caught Influenza A. But I got a flu shot? Was met with a shrug. It happens. It’s not perfect, you won’t get as sick, blah, blah, blah. This narrative of course ignores that I never got sick previously.

When I retired I was glad to escape the hospital system which I found to be way too intrusive into my personal affairs that included being up in my business trying to control the food I was eating, my weight, smoking, etc.

For the record I don’t smoke and am not obese and am (knock on wood) in generally good health. The intrusiveness bugged me. All this was pre-Scamdemic. Now I can clearly see the goal is to spread the hospital’s dictatorial model to the general public.

They want to force compliance regarding the medicines we take which will start with vaccines then broaden (as these things always do) to all medicines, the food we eat, the exercise we get, etc. it’ll all tie into fiscal punishments and shaming for non-compliance.

My life at the hospital was a harbinger for what was to come for the whole of society. Always for the “greater good.”

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