Another video from Ivor Cummins - the coronavirus debacle from an Irish perspective via Mr. Martin Feeley, a vascular surgeon. As with Neil Oliver - a measured and moderate viewpoint which is also damning.
It's videos like this, which are moderate in tone and have informed experts giving an alternative view, which are going to erode confidence in the official government narrative among the middle classes. And the effect will not merely be that people stop wearing masks, etc; they will have reduced confidence in the politicians and the purveyors of the narrative. It's difficult to predict where this is going to go, but I predict that things are going to get interesting over the next couple of years.
On this particular issue of Covid and the associated panic, it looks like the Imperial College team bear a lot of the blame. Most of the "science" seems to have been influenced by their dodgy modelling.
By the way, thanks to you and Michael for the good wishes. You may not be surprised to know that everyone seems to be in remarkably good health here at Vega Towers! I'll keep you posted...
Sam - good to hear that you are healthy at Vega Towers and yes, things are going to get interesting over the next couple of years. It has become very easy to find well presented alternative narratives featuring articulate people who are clearly more well-informed than the average BBC stooge.
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It's videos like this, which are moderate in tone and have informed experts giving an alternative view, which are going to erode confidence in the official government narrative among the middle classes. And the effect will not merely be that people stop wearing masks, etc; they will have reduced confidence in the politicians and the purveyors of the narrative. It's difficult to predict where this is going to go, but I predict that things are going to get interesting over the next couple of years.
On this particular issue of Covid and the associated panic, it looks like the Imperial College team bear a lot of the blame. Most of the "science" seems to have been influenced by their dodgy modelling.
By the way, thanks to you and Michael for the good wishes. You may not be surprised to know that everyone seems to be in remarkably good health here at Vega Towers! I'll keep you posted...
Poor old Ireland has multiple problems of which this is but one.
Sam - good to hear that you are healthy at Vega Towers and yes, things are going to get interesting over the next couple of years. It has become very easy to find well presented alternative narratives featuring articulate people who are clearly more well-informed than the average BBC stooge.
James - that's my impression too.
Seconding your reply to Sam!
Very interesting interview with someone who says something truthful for a change!
Scrobs - we'll never see him on the BBC though.
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