They really were lying: I never thought I’d get to use this image again.
Here’s some video evidence supporting what This Site said about Matt Hancock’s WhatsApp messages on Covid-19 testing in care homes during early 2020.
It shows both Hancock and then-prime minister Boris Johnson later denying that they knew anything about asymptomatic (the person with the disease didn’t have symptoms of it) transmission of Covid-19 at the time.
And then it demonstrates that both of them did know:
Now is a good time to take a look at claims made by Matt Hancock & Boris Johnson that they were not told about the asymptomatic transmission of covid – watch in disbelief pic.twitter.com/lx0Oupdth4
This supports what I said in my article – that they had been shown scientific evidence that people in care homes were being infected as early as February 2020 (in fact they received information from care homes about deaths there, as early as March 2) and simply ignored it.
Let’s hope this is picked up by the inquiry into the way the government handled the pandemic. We need to see major players in this fiasco receiving proportionate punishments.
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Still here: Covid-19 is now more common in the UK than ever, with around one in every 13 people currently suffering with the disease. Boris Johnson and his cronies couldn’t care less.
Boris Johnson doesn’t care because he was always keen on his mythical “herd immunity” – but you should: 4.9 million people in the UK are now infected with Covid-19, due to Tory policies on handling the virus.
That’s about one in every 13 people. The huge increase in infections has been driven by the contagiousness of the new Omicron BA.2 sub-variant and the fact that people are mixing more after Johnson’s government relaxed restrictions.
The ONS survey shows large increases among older people who have always been most vulnerable to infection and death as a result of the disease.
Against this backdrop, the Tories are ending free testing for the disease. It will only continue for certain groups including some people with weakened immune systems, people admitted to hospital and health and care staff.
The number of people being treated for very severe Covid infections and needing intensive care remain low, and the government is saying vaccinations are continuing to protect people from severe disease.
That’s all very well, but hospital admissions are back up to their January 2022 level, which means Covid patients are blocking others from receiving treatment and the NHS – in England, particularly – is struggling to cope yet again.
And the trend is upwards, meaning the strain on the NHS is only going to get worse.
It’s another stupid Covid-19 policy that Boris Johnson and his greedy Tory mates haven’t thought through.
They thought that the vaccines meant the crisis was over and the work units – that’s everybody who isn’t a rich Tory business owner, like you and me – could be put back to their main purpose in life, which is making money for rich, lazy, Tory business owners.
If older people and those with other conditions that affect their ability to work are the most heavily affected, then they’re quite happy to risk a lot more deaths; each one takes expense away from the pensions and benefit systems.
They didn’t think about unforeseen consequences like increased burdens on the health service and other state systems – or indeed on arrangements that make it possible for people to work because of help provided (for example) by their elderly relatives or friends.
They never do.
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Ending Covid-19 health protections in England has turned out to be another great Boris Johnson decision, then.
According to The Mail (but I think we can trust it on this), 91,345 new cases were diagnosed between March 15 and 16 – up by one-third in a week.
Hospital admissions were up by 29 per cent on the previous week, to 1,541.
And 153 people died – a rise of a quarter on the week before.
A new sub-variant of Omicron – BA.2 – is thought to be the main factor behind the increases, in tandem with the easing of restrictions in England on February 24 and waning immunity from the vaccines – although the Office of National Statistics says it is too early to say for sure.
Health Secretary Sajid Javid reckons increases were to be “expected” and there is ‘nothing in the data at this point in time that gives us any cause for concern’.
But take a look at the trend in deaths…
… and in infections…
… and then try convincing yourself, let alone anyone else, that there’s no reason to be alarmed.
Two and a half million people infected and they think it’s a good idea to lift the restrictions that keep us all protected? It seems they really are genocidal.
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Take a look at this from the ever-incisive Peter Stefanovic:
Stomach churning & excruciatingly painful to watch this Government is a shameless, shambolic mess. That the Prime Minister can’t get his facts straight on such a staggeringly important matter which will affect thousands of lives is utterly shocking pic.twitter.com/Ip5FXTH6hq
Nadim Zahawi, on #Marr trying desperately to clear up Johnson's verbal litter, but not quite managing it. He really won't admit Johnson was wrong or that he mis-led the HOC. To be fair AM did press him quite hard.
But we can all see and hear the evidence for ourselves; he gave MPs false information that was corrected subsequently at a press conference – where he failed to set his own record straight by saying he was wrong during PMQs.
And Zahawi had to be put right by Marr, in his claims about Covid-19 infections and hospitalisations – both of which are again rising.
Nadhim Zahawi is just dangerously misleading. Only 50% of the country is vaccinated, the numbers are escalating before our eyes and it just. doesn't. register. The backlog of care services will continue to increase & you'll blame the NHS for it. #Marr
The problem is that once again we are being starved of the facts as the experts understand them
What are the facts of the matter? Well, we don’t know – because they are being hidden from us.
2) hospitalisations, and deaths, so why aren't we being told the whole story ? SAGE are responsible for the modelling , so as far as I am concerned the "only following orders defence " does not apply . In matters of health they are responsible to the people, not a political party
— neil flek waugh . revolutionary socialist/marxist (@sammythedog1989) July 10, 2021
Neil Flek Waugh has been red-hot on this. He also wrote:
2) trajectory and allowing for increased trajectory when restrictions are removed, we could see daily infection rates in the hundreds of thousands by August 31. On hospital admissions we have been given NO information of the modelling figures, and ditto deaths. The government
— neil flek waugh . revolutionary socialist/marxist (@sammythedog1989) July 10, 2021
4) government at any cost. In the coming days I believe we will see more and more panic from government, and hopefully someone , anyone in SAGE will break ranks, before this catastrophe takes hold.
— neil flek waugh . revolutionary socialist/marxist (@sammythedog1989) July 10, 2021
Would you like some more – known – figures?
U.K. Coronavirus state of play
• 200,000 infected last week • 147 dead • 550% increase in hospitalisations • 110 clusters in Care Homes • 50%+ all clusters continue to come from schools
NHS is 2-3 weeks away from being overwhelmed. Boris Johnson’s Freedom Day is oxymoronic
And now we are seeing a surge in infections of people who have been double-vaccinated because Johnson spaffed away the advantages gained by the jab in a ridiculous and vain search for trade deals:
My sister’s got Covid. Double vaccinated and it’s hit her like a train. She’s okay but anyone thinking it’s a breeze needs to wake up.
— Lost in the Shire (@hobbitoncentral) July 10, 2021
I have just tested positive for Covid in spite of being doubly vaccinated.
What could go wrong? Vaccinated NHS staff could forgo Covid isolation amid staffing shortages https://t.co/8XKPReIwkM
— Luke 🇪🇺 🏳️🌈 #GTTO #RejoinEU (@Randombob18) July 10, 2021
Remember this?
“Let the bodies pile high in their thousands.”
Boris Johnson
— Dr Martin Character Matters (@MartinRemains) July 10, 2021
It seems our lunatic prime minister will get his wish.
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Unmasking: but would new Health Secretary ‘Covid’ Javid be so keen for us all to do the same if he hadn’t had both vaccination jabs? And will he continue to protect himself until after the vaccination programme is complete – long after his planned “Freedom Day” on July 19?
More than 100 scientists have told the government that its plan to end Covid-19 restriction on July 19 makes it #DangerDay – not #FreedomDay – for the nation.
The letter states: “Immunity will be achieved by vaccination for some people but by natural infection for others (predominantly the young). We have previously pointed to the dangers of relying on immunity by natural infection
“Implicit in this decision is the acceptance that infections will surge, but that this does not matter because vaccines have “broken the link between infection and mortality”.
“The link between infection and death… has not been broken.
“And infection can still cause substantial morbidity in both acute and long-term illness.”
Read it for yourself:
Our letter in The Lancet today: why Government policy of relaxing protections while the pandemic is surging, and ignoring the soaring infections, is both reckless and immoral. Signed by over 100 scientists an practitioners including the Chair of the British Medical Association pic.twitter.com/cwRRiDEpMz
The Tories are deliberately sentencing young people in the UK to either death or serious health problems, long into the future.
If you’re a parent, are you happy that ‘Covid’ Javid is threatening your children in this way?
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Covid Javid: would he be so keen to whip that mask off in a school, where absence rates due to the virus have quadrupled in the last month?
England is on course to come out of lockdown altogether on July 19 – according to Sajid Javid. There’s just one problem: Covid-19 infections are skyrocketing.
It’s not a good look for a brand-new Health Secretary – trying to gaslight a nation that is tired out after almost 18 months of lies, denials, excuses, self-justifications and, worst of all, false promises.
But on June 28, Javid stood up in the House of Commons and told us all that he could “see no reason to go beyond” that “target date” of July 19.
The rest of us can. Covid-19 infections have shot above 20,000 per day for a second day running, and are likely to pass 100,000 a day by July 19 at the current rate of increase.
Covid cases are over 22,000 today, up 70% in a week. That is 110,000 on 19 July if the trend continues.. If growth is only 50% then it is 75,000 then. And that’s when the government intends to end all Covid restrictions and declare this pandemic all over, which is insane.
Sajid Javid makes appalling judgement call in first move as new Health Secretary, recklessly proposing to lift covid restrictions on 19 July come what may, just as case numbers driven by Delta variant rising exponentially again. This is the mindset of a market fundamentalist!
— Professor Christopher Painter (@PrfChrisPainter) June 28, 2021
Javid says that’s not a problem because the number of deaths is falling. But this is to deny the fact that Covid-19 has other harmful effects.
What about the increased strain on the National Health Service?
Oh yeah, that’s right. Javid reckons the lockdown must end because we must all learn to “live with” the virus.
How perversely appropriate, then, that the first people having to learn to live with it are likely to be our generation of learners – at school.
The infection rate there is already booming after the government decided to tell our kids not to wear face masks.
More than 375,000 pupils – about one in 20 – were out of school for Covid-related reasons, up by more than 130,000 in a week according to the latest official figures.
That’s more than four times as many as at the beginning of June, when the effects of the decision to stop demanding that pupils wear masks (from May 17) started to become clear.
Hands up if you suspect your government might not give a sh*t if our kids catch Covid by the truckload. And hands up again if you suspect they might not really have a clue how dangerous "letting it rip" through schools could turn out to be. 🙌🙌
And let’s not forget that, despite what he says, Javid has already played a huge part in increasing the threat of Covid-19:
Javid says he has been frustrated at not being a minister during the pandemic because it has prevented him from playing his part in responding to the crisis. He neglects to say he made the response much harder because of the cuts he made when he was Chancellor before the crisis.
So now we see that the new boss is exactly the same as the old boss, and Javid intends the government to continue handling Covid-19 exactly as it has all along:
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The only sensible course of action: but it seems thousands more UK citizens may have to catch Covid-19 – and may potentially die – before the tribal Tory electorate accept this truth.
It seems we have a prime minister who is not only ignoring all the evidence that another wave of Covid-19 is coming – he is steering us into it while trying to distract us from it.
How is he being allowed to do this irresponsible – homicidal – possibly genocidal thing without a whisper against it from the mass media that govern the opinions of most of us?
Well, that’s easy. He had a “secret” wedding last weekend and got them all to make a big fuss about that instead.
In fairness, Keir Starmer tried to tell us all that the delta variant of Covid-19 could cause a new wave of infections and deaths, worse than in the winter. Did you even know that?
The latest Mainly Macro blog from Professor Simon Wren-Lewis has set out some of the most damning details in what I think is an effective way. Consider [boldings mine]:
“We are at the beginning of a new COVID wave. Yet rather than stop further relaxation of the lockdown (not doing stage 3), this government carried on regardless. It reduced lock down restrictions because the PM and the rest of the cabinet were prepared to see another wave of cases, hospitalisations and a fair number of deaths in the UK.
“When cases in another country start growing rapidly, you quarantine in hotels people coming from that country. If they have existing variants of concern, you do the same. You do not wait because the PM has a state visit planned hoping things will get better.
“Once a variant of concern enters the country, you direct all resources to isolating that variant and preventing spread. You do not persist with a failed test and trace system because it is politically embarrassing to overhaul it. You make payments to those asked to isolate automatically.
“The new variant is spreading rapidly in schools in areas where it is concentrated, so what did the government do? It told people in secondary schools they didn’t need to continue wearing masks.
“We know the Indian variant spreads a lot more rapidly than anything we already have, and it has become the dominant form of COVID in the UK in mid-May. It is now the dominant form in most regions. We also have evidence that one dose of vaccine offers less protection against this variant than against other forms of COVID, but two doses does offer a similar amount of protection. Around half of the UK adult population has had two doses of vaccine, meaning the other half have one or none at all. That, according to SAGE projections available before the government went to stage 3, could cause a wave of hospitalisation similar to what happened in the New Year.
“The number of deaths should be less than past waves, but we are still talking about many people dying who didn’t need to die. But hospitals are only just beginning to reduce the backlog from other diseases like cancer created by previous COVID waves, and another wave of hospitalisations will reverse that process, leading to yet more deaths from non-COVID causes.
“The Prime Minister cannot know that things will not be so bad in this new wave. He is following dates rather than the data, and yet again not following scientific advice, because he is more interested in giving people the freedom to spread the virus to others.
“A new wave is also highly likely to stop the UK economic recovery in its tracks.
“A wave in cases with most people vaccinated is about the most irresponsible thing you could possibly do. It invites new variants to be created that are far better at bypassing the vaccines we have. The more cases you allow when most of the population is vaccinated the greater the chance that a variant will emerge that vaccines are far less effective against.
“Much of the gains of the vaccination programme could be lost, and we will have to start all over again.
“Cummings’ message was that this Prime Minister is exactly the wrong person to be leading us in this pandemic, and most of the media chose to ignore his warnings.
“Will the broadcast media start holding this government and its Prime Minister responsible for past and possible future deaths? Will voters finally realise that they are being lied to by this government all the time, and their lives and livelihoods are at risk as long as Johnson continues as Prime Minister?”
Sadly, I think we all know the answer to both of those questions.
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Mess: Johnson’s plan to ease lockdown is as muddled as his hair. Even with 80 per cent vaccine efficacy, half the population will still be vulnerable to infection.
Scientists have warned that Boris Johnson’s plan to end lockdown restrictions will cause a huge increase in Covid-19 hospitalisations – even in the most optimistic scenarios.
So much for “following the science”, eh?
It seems that
The government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) [said] tens of thousands more people can be expected to die from Covid because vaccines will not provide complete protection against the disease, and not everyone will have the jabs.
All scenarios led to a resurgence of cases because so many vulnerable people remained unprotected, even with high vaccine coverage.
Johnson’s plan is a bespoke model that does not correspond with any of the SAGE scenarios – but its closest equivalent, scenario three, predicts a resurgence of Covid-19 in the UK around September.
At yesterday’s press briefing on the government’s plans, chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance, who is said to have shares in a pharmaceutical company that was working on a vaccine, warned that even with 80 per cent efficacy, half the population would still be at risk from the disease.
He said a cautious step-by-step process, with pauses of four or five weeks between each to monitor the impact, was the right way to go.
It seems strange, then, that the Johnson plan will reopen all English schools on March 8.
Scientific modellers predict that this will drive the infection rate up by between 10 and 50 per cent – negating the reductions of the current lockdown and vaccinations.
They said a limited reopening, possibly starting with primary schools, was a far better option and would allow scientists to assess the impact on infections within the community.
Johnson has ignored this good advice and intends to steamroll his easements through – as he did last year.
We all know how that turned out. Why are you letting him do it to you again?
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Boris Johnson: he has relied on mindless optimism and wishful thinking, and he has failed. The NHS in London is at the point of collapse and it is his fault.
The UK has recorded 1,325 Covid-19 deaths and 68,053 daily cases – the highest level of both in a single day.
Total – official – deaths are nearly up to 80,000, and nearly three million infections are known to have happened in the UK – almost one-twentieth of the population.
Meanwhile London Mayor Sadiq Khan has declared a major incident as the number of Covid cases in the capital’s hospitals hit “critical” levels.
He said the virus in London is now “out of control” and the NHS is “on the cusp of being overwhelmed” with 7,000 Covid patients in hospital – almost 2,000 more than the first peak last April – and almost 1,000 on ventilators.
The UK now has more Covid-19 cases per head of population than any other nation in the world.
This Writer has yet to see evidence that the Nightingale hospitals have been pressed into service, though.
There is good news: apparently the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is effective against the new variants of Covid-19 – both from the UK and South Africa.
Another vaccine has been approved by the UK’s regulator – made by Moderna – but the 17 million doses on order won’t arrive until March.
And a fourth – single-dose – vaccine by the Belgian arm of Johnson & Johnson could be approved in early February.
Finally, it seems two arthritis drugs may be able to save the lives of Covid patients, also.
But the speed at which the emergency has fallen out of control shows how ill-advised Boris Johnson has been in his strategy. He has relied on wishful thinking, and it has let him down.
His current plan is to put all his eggs in one basket and rely on the vaccination programme – which is stuttering due to supply issues and a failure to inoculate the designated number of people on time.
Only days ago he was promising an early release from lockdown with the creation of “mega-vaccination” centres in the Nightingale hospitals (indicating we may finally get some use out of them).
It is sheer, boneheaded stupidity.
All the way down the line he has adhered to a slack-jawed, mindless optimism. He thought Covid-19 was just a touch of flu – and was proved wrong. He thought it would be all right to let the infection run rampant through the population until herd immunity was established – wrong again. He thought it was okay to sell off personal protective equipment before the pandemic arrived, even though he knew it was coming.
He thought ventilators wouldn’t be needed.
He thought lockdown didn’t have to last very long.
He thought he could send people back to work and they wouldn’t catch or spread the disease.
He thought he could send children back to school and they wouldn’t catch or spread the disease.
He thought it would be okay to prioritise the economy – his friends’ bank balances – above our lives.
And he forced his opinions on the rest of us.
And 80,000 people are dead.
And three million people have been infected.
And millions of people will suffer the lasting effects for a long time to come.
And the National Health Service is at the point of collapse – exactly as he and everyone else in the Conservative government were told after Operation Cygnus in 2016.
He thought it would be okay to let that happen.
Well, if you live in London, with your health service in critical condition, I’d like to know: do you think it’s okay? I’m especially keen to hear from people who voted Conservative.
Remember: Johnson knew Covid-19 was coming.
He knew what he needed to do, and didn’t do it.
He knew it was likely to mutate, and ignored that.
And that’s how we got where we are.
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The number of people testing positive for coronavirus in the UK has increased by 60,916 – and another 830 people have died, government figures show.
This is the highest daily total of Covid-19 cases ever recorded in the UK and the first time the number has breached 60,000.
The number of deaths reported today appears to be a large jump, although Scotland did not report its deaths yesterday and there would have been a lag in reporting after the weekend.
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