9. DAD
Mislav Kolakosic MEP tell U von der Lyden and the European Parliament a few home truths.
[May I suggest there are some pretty vital drops over at NOWP just now.]
8. Rossa's mother
Taken from Zero, written by Alison Pearson in DTel. from messages she
received via twatter
https://www.zerohedge.com/poli
1. “Church yesterday. Wafer but no wine for communion. Service followed
by wine and biscuits to mark the vicar’s retirement.”
2. “The one where you could work in a control room with multiple people
for 12 hours then be breaking the law if you sat on a bench drinking
coffee with one of them.”
3. “Forming a socially distanced queue at the airport before being
sardined into a packed plane with the same people, two hours later.”
4. “Swings in our local park put into quarantine or removed – even
though children were barely at risk from Covid as swings were outside.”
5. “No butterfly stroke allowed while swimming.”
6. “Pubs with no volume on the TV.”
7. “Not allowing people to sit on a park bench. My elderly aunt kept fit
by walking her dog every day, but she needed to rest. Since that rule,
she stopped going out. She went downhill and died last April.”
8. “I got thrown out of a McDonald’s for refusing to stand on a yellow
circle. I was the only customer.”
9. “Yellow and black hazard tape across public seats and benches outdoors.”
10. “I’m stuck in the infant in-patient ward with my nine-day-old sick
baby, post C-section, unable to look after him. My husband (same
household) is not allowed to be here with us. I’m having panic attacks,
which is preventing me from producing milk for the baby.”
11. “I was advised by a council worker to keep my dog on a lead because
people might stop to pet her and congregate too closely.”
12. “My bed-ridden mother-in-law with dementia in a care home where only
‘window visits’ were allowed. Mum was on the first floor. Had to wait
for someone to die on the ground floor so she could be moved down there
and finally seen by her family. After 12 months.”
13. “Two people allowed to go for a walk on a golf course. If they took
clubs and balls, it was a criminal offence.”
14. “The one-way system in my local pub, which meant that to visit the
loo you had to make a circular journey through the building, ensuring
you passed every table.”
15. “My dad was failing in his care home. We weren’t allowed to visit
him until the doctor judged he was end-of-life care because of one
positive case in the home. We had 24 hours with him before he passed.”
16. “People falling down the escalator on the Underground because they
were frightened of touching the handrails – even though you couldn’t get
Covid from surfaces.”
17. “Rule of Six. My wife and I have three children so we could meet
either my wife’s mum or her dad, but not both at the same time.”
18. “Nobody solved an airborne virus transmission with a one-way system
in Tesco.”
19. “How about not being allowed for several months – by law – to play
tennis outdoors with my own wife? We’d have been further apart from each
other on court than in our own home.”
20. “On two occasions, I was stopped and questioned while taking flowers
to my mother’s grave. One time, a police officer even asked for my mum’s
name. No idea what he would have done with that information.”
21. “Birmingham City Council cutting the grass in two-metre strips – so
the weeds could social-distance?”
22. “Northampton police checking supermarket baskets for non-essential
items.”
23. “All the children at school were asked to bring in a favourite book,
but it had to be quarantined for two days before being ‘exposed’ to the
rest of the class.”
24. “Dr Hilary on Good Morning Britain advising people to wear masks on
the beach – and that it would be a good idea to swim in the sea with one
on, too.”
25. “Gyms and exercise classes forced to close, but fast-food outlets
remained open.”
26. “They taped off every other urinal in my workplace.”
27. “Sign on the inside of work bathroom door: close toilet lid before
flushing to prevent plumes of Covid-19.”
28. “We held our carol service in a local park, but had to send out
invitations by word of mouth, rather than email, so we’d have plausible
deniability if stopped by police.”
29. “Having to wear a disposable apron and gloves while visiting my
mother in a care home, while she was on the other side of a
floor-to-ceiling Perspex wall.”
30. “Scotch eggs. You couldn’t drink in a pub unless you also had a
‘substantial’ meal.”
31. “Testing of totally healthy people and making them stop work based
on a questionable positive test result, when they have no symptoms,
creating NHS staff shortages, cancelled operations. Things that, you
know, actually kill people…”
32. “My son works in the NHS on the Covid ward and could go to the local
Sainsbury’s for his lunch. But when we were ill and isolating at home,
he had to isolate as well – for 10 days.”
33. “My eight-year-old granddaughter telling me they weren’t allowed to
sing Happy Birthday at school for her friend’s ninth birthday.”
34. “It was illegal to see your parents in their back garden, but legal
to meet them in a pub garden with lots of other people.”
35. “I had to abandon my weekly choir practice – but my husband was
allowed to sing as a spectator at a football match.”
36. “They removed all the bins in Regent’s Park and Hampstead Heath.”
37. “Having a flask of tea or coffee on a walk meant it was classified
as a picnic – and thus verboten.”
38. “Bring your own biro to a dental appointment to fill in a form
declaring you do not have Covid.”
39. “My neighbour refused to hang the washing out to dry – they thought
the sheets might catch Covid and infect them.”
40. “My 12-year-old had to sit alone at her grandfather’s funeral – her
first experience of one – even though we drove there together and hugged
outside. There were three officials watching us all to ensure we didn’t
break the rules.”
41. “We could only go outdoors once a day for exercise.”
42. “In pubs, wearing a mask to get from the door to the table, and the
table to the toilet – but not wearing a mask while sitting down.”
43. “People in a Tier 3 area walking two minutes down the road for a
pint in Tier 2.”
44. “In Wales, supermarkets were allowed to stay open, but the aisles
containing children’s clothing and books were taped off.Because buying a
baby’s jumper is so much more perilous than picking up a pint of milk.”
45. “The pallbearers all but threw my mother’s coffin in the grave and
ran away. They had her down as a Covid death, but she died of cancer.”
46. “The one-way systems around supermarkets that led to people being
forced into parts they didn’t want to be in, making them spend more time
in the shop – while Covid simply circulated over the top of the shelves.”
47. “Children abandoned by social services and left in the clutches of
terrible parents.”
48. “Police breaking into our student house and pinning my girlfriend by
the neck up against the wall. I said: ‘This is England – you’re not
allowed to do that.’”
49. “Residents of care homes forgetting who they were during the long
months when family were not allowed to visit them.”
50. “Dying alone. How many died alone? How many?”
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b. Wisconsin:
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c. J6:
Tucker Obliterates Sham Jan 6th Committee: “They Are Lying About Ray Epps”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
d. Corrupt and Unconstitutional Jan 6 Committee Releases Text Messages Showing Hannity Encouraging McEnany “No More Stolen Election Talk”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
e. The Donald:
President Trump Releases a Second Statement Regarding Georgia DA’s Decision to Ignore Election Crimes and Investigate the President’s Call
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
f. Killery:
Hillary Comeback Disaster – Polling Shows President Trump Would Crush Hillary in 2016 Rematch
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
g. Braincell update:
The Biden Legacy: Former Policewomen Are Hunted for Assassination and Beatings by Taliban in Afghanistan
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
received via twatter
https://www.zerohedge.com/poli
1. “Church yesterday. Wafer but no wine for communion. Service followed
by wine and biscuits to mark the vicar’s retirement.”
2. “The one where you could work in a control room with multiple people
for 12 hours then be breaking the law if you sat on a bench drinking
coffee with one of them.”
3. “Forming a socially distanced queue at the airport before being
sardined into a packed plane with the same people, two hours later.”
4. “Swings in our local park put into quarantine or removed – even
though children were barely at risk from Covid as swings were outside.”
5. “No butterfly stroke allowed while swimming.”
6. “Pubs with no volume on the TV.”
7. “Not allowing people to sit on a park bench. My elderly aunt kept fit
by walking her dog every day, but she needed to rest. Since that rule,
she stopped going out. She went downhill and died last April.”
8. “I got thrown out of a McDonald’s for refusing to stand on a yellow
circle. I was the only customer.”
9. “Yellow and black hazard tape across public seats and benches outdoors.”
10. “I’m stuck in the infant in-patient ward with my nine-day-old sick
baby, post C-section, unable to look after him. My husband (same
household) is not allowed to be here with us. I’m having panic attacks,
which is preventing me from producing milk for the baby.”
11. “I was advised by a council worker to keep my dog on a lead because
people might stop to pet her and congregate too closely.”
12. “My bed-ridden mother-in-law with dementia in a care home where only
‘window visits’ were allowed. Mum was on the first floor. Had to wait
for someone to die on the ground floor so she could be moved down there
and finally seen by her family. After 12 months.”
13. “Two people allowed to go for a walk on a golf course. If they took
clubs and balls, it was a criminal offence.”
14. “The one-way system in my local pub, which meant that to visit the
loo you had to make a circular journey through the building, ensuring
you passed every table.”
15. “My dad was failing in his care home. We weren’t allowed to visit
him until the doctor judged he was end-of-life care because of one
positive case in the home. We had 24 hours with him before he passed.”
16. “People falling down the escalator on the Underground because they
were frightened of touching the handrails – even though you couldn’t get
Covid from surfaces.”
17. “Rule of Six. My wife and I have three children so we could meet
either my wife’s mum or her dad, but not both at the same time.”
18. “Nobody solved an airborne virus transmission with a one-way system
in Tesco.”
19. “How about not being allowed for several months – by law – to play
tennis outdoors with my own wife? We’d have been further apart from each
other on court than in our own home.”
20. “On two occasions, I was stopped and questioned while taking flowers
to my mother’s grave. One time, a police officer even asked for my mum’s
name. No idea what he would have done with that information.”
21. “Birmingham City Council cutting the grass in two-metre strips – so
the weeds could social-distance?”
22. “Northampton police checking supermarket baskets for non-essential
items.”
23. “All the children at school were asked to bring in a favourite book,
but it had to be quarantined for two days before being ‘exposed’ to the
rest of the class.”
24. “Dr Hilary on Good Morning Britain advising people to wear masks on
the beach – and that it would be a good idea to swim in the sea with one
on, too.”
25. “Gyms and exercise classes forced to close, but fast-food outlets
remained open.”
26. “They taped off every other urinal in my workplace.”
27. “Sign on the inside of work bathroom door: close toilet lid before
flushing to prevent plumes of Covid-19.”
28. “We held our carol service in a local park, but had to send out
invitations by word of mouth, rather than email, so we’d have plausible
deniability if stopped by police.”
29. “Having to wear a disposable apron and gloves while visiting my
mother in a care home, while she was on the other side of a
floor-to-ceiling Perspex wall.”
30. “Scotch eggs. You couldn’t drink in a pub unless you also had a
‘substantial’ meal.”
31. “Testing of totally healthy people and making them stop work based
on a questionable positive test result, when they have no symptoms,
creating NHS staff shortages, cancelled operations. Things that, you
know, actually kill people…”
32. “My son works in the NHS on the Covid ward and could go to the local
Sainsbury’s for his lunch. But when we were ill and isolating at home,
he had to isolate as well – for 10 days.”
33. “My eight-year-old granddaughter telling me they weren’t allowed to
sing Happy Birthday at school for her friend’s ninth birthday.”
34. “It was illegal to see your parents in their back garden, but legal
to meet them in a pub garden with lots of other people.”
35. “I had to abandon my weekly choir practice – but my husband was
allowed to sing as a spectator at a football match.”
36. “They removed all the bins in Regent’s Park and Hampstead Heath.”
37. “Having a flask of tea or coffee on a walk meant it was classified
as a picnic – and thus verboten.”
38. “Bring your own biro to a dental appointment to fill in a form
declaring you do not have Covid.”
39. “My neighbour refused to hang the washing out to dry – they thought
the sheets might catch Covid and infect them.”
40. “My 12-year-old had to sit alone at her grandfather’s funeral – her
first experience of one – even though we drove there together and hugged
outside. There were three officials watching us all to ensure we didn’t
break the rules.”
41. “We could only go outdoors once a day for exercise.”
42. “In pubs, wearing a mask to get from the door to the table, and the
table to the toilet – but not wearing a mask while sitting down.”
43. “People in a Tier 3 area walking two minutes down the road for a
pint in Tier 2.”
44. “In Wales, supermarkets were allowed to stay open, but the aisles
containing children’s clothing and books were taped off.Because buying a
baby’s jumper is so much more perilous than picking up a pint of milk.”
45. “The pallbearers all but threw my mother’s coffin in the grave and
ran away. They had her down as a Covid death, but she died of cancer.”
46. “The one-way systems around supermarkets that led to people being
forced into parts they didn’t want to be in, making them spend more time
in the shop – while Covid simply circulated over the top of the shelves.”
47. “Children abandoned by social services and left in the clutches of
terrible parents.”
48. “Police breaking into our student house and pinning my girlfriend by
the neck up against the wall. I said: ‘This is England – you’re not
allowed to do that.’”
49. “Residents of care homes forgetting who they were during the long
months when family were not allowed to visit them.”
50. “Dying alone. How many died alone? How many?”
7. Toodles
The link below was something from Dinesh D'Souza back in Oct 2020. It was on an old tab on my little tablet. You had referred me to your friend Kassandra Troy about something way back. Anyway it is about Hunter Bye Done and Kazakhstan. Some people were squawking about that even then.
Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) Tweeted:
And here’s the next shoe to drop—Hunter does Kazakhstan!
6. Steve
a. Maricopa County:
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.
b. Wisconsin:
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.
c. J6:
Tucker Obliterates Sham Jan 6th Committee: “They Are Lying About Ray Epps”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
d. Corrupt and Unconstitutional Jan 6 Committee Releases Text Messages Showing Hannity Encouraging McEnany “No More Stolen Election Talk”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
e. The Donald:
President Trump Releases a Second Statement Regarding Georgia DA’s Decision to Ignore Election Crimes and Investigate the President’s Call
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
f. Killery:
Hillary Comeback Disaster – Polling Shows President Trump Would Crush Hillary in 2016 Rematch
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
g. Braincell update:
The Biden Legacy: Former Policewomen Are Hunted for Assassination and Beatings by Taliban in Afghanistan
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
h. “I'm Done” Former New York Times Journalist Bari Weiss Slams Tyrannical US Public Health Response to COVID-19 – This Period Will Be “Remembered as a Catastrophic Moral Crime” (VIDEO)
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
i. Moderna Stock Crashes – Losses Top $130 Billion, Stock Down 67 per cent from Highs Last Year Following Lackluster COVID Vaccine Results
https://www.thegatewaypundit.
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Also:
"We had 24 hours with him before he passed." God how I hate that pissy "passed". He died, madam; he simply and irreversibly died.
ReplyDeleteAs for the litany: oh how I wish there could be reckoning. But logically should we have to start with the 80% - or whatever it was - of our fellow citizens who approved of all this deeply stupid and hysterical nonsense?