I republish here as a blog post, a link to a youtube video that was sent to me by one of my dear London friends. Dr Carrie Madej alleges that Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine links in with Artificial Intelligence toward making Genetically Modified Organisms of humans, and comes with very nasty side effects. I feel that her claims are quite plausible, given the agendas of the financial backers of this 'initiative'.
From my own standpoint, I believe that vaccines have long tampered too much with the body's immune system, so as to favour 'quick fixes' in a world where too few people have adequate nutrition. I favour homoeopathic medicines that treat the patient and restore balance, over allopathic medicines.
The BBC and World Health Organisation refute the claims made by Dr Carrie Madej,
Coronavirus: False and misleading claims about vaccines debunked
By Jack Goodman and Flora CarmichaelBBC Reality Check
but I note that both are now heavily funded by billionaires who also finance vaccine development, and the BBC has also been known to delete material from public consumption regarding influence of Unum in 'steering' UK Government 'welfare reform' policies. https://www.mostewartresearch.co.uk/introduction/
The
average gross profit margin of a drug company is around 76 percent of
revenues compared to just 37 percent of a typical large conglomerate
listed on the S&P 500 index.
Researchers
at Bentley University compared the revenues and profitability of 35 of
the largest drug companies with 357 companies of equivalent size from
other industries.
A typical large pharmaceutical was
outpacing a company of similar size operating in a different sector
across several financial measures; earnings were 13.8 percent against
7.7 percent for other industry sectors, gross profit margins were 76.5
percent compared to 37.4 percent, and earnings before interest and tax
were 29.4 percent against a non-pharmaceutical sector average of 19
percent.
Pharmaceutical profits reduced slightly when
research and development costs were added back in, but the findings
still raise questions about the price drug companies charge for their
products, the researchers say.
So, whatever the relative merits or demerits of Dr Carrie Madej's arguments, I believe it is fair to conclude that the development of these vaccines is designed to perpetutate gross imbalances of wealth, while developers such as those behind Moderna claim to be 'superhuman' themselves.
The MailOnline -- and BBC Gardeners' World -- report:
Hypocrites! Alan Titchmarsh blasts green campaigners who block pave
their gardens or swell their carbon footprint by eating out-of-season
fruit and veg
He said saving planet is not matter solely for land management and industry
He took aim at those who may criticise the Government for not doing enough
Titchmarsh, 70, also attacked those who buy fruit in the winter months
Alan Titchmarsh has criticised green
activists who lecture others about the environment but then block-pave
their own gardens or buy imported strawberries in January.
The
TV gardener said saving the planet is not a matter solely for
agricultural land management and industry, but for individuals who can
do more to 'make a difference to the health of planet Earth'.
'Those
of us who cherish that bit of land that comes with our houses have a
duty of care that is every bit as vital as that incumbent on the owners
of vast estates,' he told BBC Gardeners' World magazine.
He took aim at those who may criticise the Government for not doing enough to curb global warming and climate change, in particular Extinction Rebellion protesters, yet do not do enough themselves domestically.
'I hope that none of the Extinction Rebellion protesters has a block-paved front garden,' he said.
Note the difference between the headline's "green campaigners who block their gardens" and Titchmarsh's, "I hope that none of the Extinction Rebellion protesters has a block-paved garden."
Alan Titchmarsh's income is largely built around his persona as gardener and TV broadcaster, and he has gone on from that to fronting advertising for Sun Life Funeral Plans https://www.sunlife.co.uk/funeral-planning/funeral-plans/
Sun Life Guaranteed Funeral Plan is fronted by Alan Titchmarsh who says it's
"One of the most affordable ways to cover a funeral."
We might ask how much he is making from that promotion in addition to his income from BBC broadcasting that notoriously showers high salaries on presenters.
I would add that a great many Extinction Rebellion younger supporters have not been taught gardening as a basic skill but they do realise that government policies have let climate crises fester.
We live in the legacy of how the robber barons and Enclosures Acts that helped carve the way to capitalism in which people lose touch with the land. As people have lost touch with the land, we have become more dependent upon others' produce via an increasingly global market, and that was one of the driving forces of the Industrial Revolution going hand in hand with British colonisation of other lands and import-export arrangements.
If capitalism is the root cause, ecosocialism is the antidote
I especially welcome the comment below from 'Unknown', and point out that comments submitted anonymously are not altogether ruled out for their anonymity:
I remember Alan Titchmarsh writing in the Radio Times about a decade ago
questioning the science of climate change, trotting out the tired old
cliche that weather has always been variable. He and others in high
profile positions (eg David Bellamy) who have questioned climate science
over the years have done more to damage our chances of keeping global
warming to a safe level than any number of XR activists who might buy
fruit out of season or have a paved front garden.
Google search link "alan titchmarsh" "climate change denial"
The following search link was created by using keywords "alan titchmarsh" "climate change denial"
NB: Use of all lower case letters as above in a Google search is quite acceptable, even when using 'proper names'; and quotation marks are a handy device for ensuring that the exact phrase or name combination is located.
Left: General Election propaganda; Right: thumbscrews
The Daily Express front page as reported at today's edition of https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs/the_papers flag-waving toward a Tory General Election victory for December, chimes, "Boris: I'll cut taxes for every worker; and boost welfare spending by £5bn."
"Prime Minister Boris Johnson, is
looking at plans to give every employee a tax cut worth up to £460 by
raising the National Insurance threshold, says the Daily Express. The
paper explains that the proposal would be at the heart of a manifesto
designed to win over working-class voters, particularly in the Midlands
and the North,"
“The commons have been eroded by
neglect, in recent times accelerated by budget cuts due to austerity...
Often, the erosion has resulted from the deliberate neglect,
part of the strategy adopted by the early Thatcherites in which services
and industries were starved of investment in order to induce public
indifference to, and support for, their privatisation.”
This is like unwinding a thumbscrew a quarter of a wind after it has
been wound up a hundred times and implying the pain will be less or like
closing the door of a fridge and saying it has stopped freezing without
turning it off.
Single
adult JSA £73.10 a week equates to UC £317 a month. Increases were
limited to 1% pa 2011 to 2015 then frozen. It is worthless The nightmare
of debt & hunger continues.
Too
low to tax but since April 2013 290 councils of 326 have been enforcing
a proportion of council tax against £73.10pw JSA/UC, with Magistrates
Courts and Bailiffs costs added to the arrears. JSA/UC of £73.10 a week
pays rent because housing benefit is also cut. Hunger and debt are
inevitable.
Tax
& rent are enforced by local authorities, rent by all landlords
against £73.10 pw JSA/UC, regardless of delayed payments, benefit
sanctions or zero hours contracts.