We Need to Keep Asking Questions About COVID-19 and the Lockdowns: Martin Neil & Norman Fenton
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with professors Martin Neil and Norman Fenton to talk about their new book, which explores the science and data used to make decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This video is at the top of my list of best videos about all the nonsense we have experienced since early 2020.
My own golden rule about all of this is:
I don't care how many spangled stethoscopes, or whiter than white lab coats, you drape upon yourself:
You can't invoke the imprimatur of science if you haven't faithfully employed the Scientific Method!
So if you are not allowing your views to be challenged--you and your opinions are unreliable.
If you won't allow your materials and methods to be completely available for scrutiny and criticism--your opinions are unreliable.
If you have undeclared conflicts of interest, your opinions are likely to be the biased, aggenda-driven, inverse of the truth.
Men with integrity and compassion for humans being cancelled and attacked. It’s horrific.
Thank you for speaking the truth! People were lied to right from the beginning! Disgusting...I get so angry just thinking about it!
Great interview.
I noted particularly the points on physicists. Jim Al-Khalili is someone I love as a communicator. I had watched more than once many of his documentaries on physics and chemistry in particular. I have read - twice - his book Life on The Edge which he co-wrote with JohnJoe McFadden. And yet he has made some comments regarding vaccines that I find disturbing.
Of course, like many who hold his views, he likes to talk of 'anti-vaxxers' and 'nut-jobs'. What sort of language is that for a scientist to be wallowing in?
In 2020 he had this to say to The National.
“I’m sure there are many people who will refuse to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, arguing that it's their choice, it’s their right. As we saw with the MMR issue and the return of something like measles, we can’t afford for people to hold these crazy notions,”
"We can't afford for people to hold these crazy notions"? That I find particularly chilling.
Earlier this year in his BBC programme "The Life Scientific" (just last month) he interviewed Bill Gates.
Then, of course, our Jim is a member of that coterie of BBC scientists that, as far as I can see, are as one in following any established scientific point of view. The last BBC man to suffer from stepping out line was David Bellamy. Once he'd let it be known that he was a 'climate sceptic' that was it for him and The Beeb. I imagine the others got the message.
Also the Physicist Carlo Rovelli had an article in The Financial Times. The article revolved around his new house that he had inherited from his parents. Huge and beautiful with what looks to me more 'grounds' than 'garden'. This is one part where he is quoted:
"The lockdown has suited Rovelli well.
“I am so happy,” he says with a smile showing that he really means it.
“I love this openness to nature, these huge spaces, the fireplace, the wood outside, all these things. Being locked down in this place has been a pleasure. My life was travelling, travelling, travelling. So not moving is paradise.”
This was one month before The Guardian had a large piece (yes, The Guardian - I think someone was asleep) entitled:
This article is more than 3 years old
‘A sacrificed generation’: psychological scars of Covid on young may have lasting impact'
I wonder if any were Professor Rovelli's students?
Norman Fenton and Martin Neil are heroic. I owe there big brains a lot.
Could it be that the infectious agent and its cure came from the same shop?
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Tremendous! both courageous! both endured unrelenting slings and arrows- still standing! Do not yield! no not ever fuc-king yield!
Thank you, great interview. Really important information/ views, needs sharing
Milgram experiment explains the way and why people did what they did
Thanks for mentioning this. I had never heard of it before and went to go research it. I'm happy to have learning this, I love reading about various groundbreaking psychology experiments.
@@thejessicadiaries prison experiment is another one, how people change with authority.
Flawed models? Outright lies
6 comments, yeh right
Neil Ferguson and his sage modelling.... Again he's totally off. Why do they keep paying him and his nudge unit. responsible for the fear news. Nudge nudge.
Ferguson gets all those millions from vested interests BECAUSE he can be relied upon to get it wrong every time.
17:00 Ng163 recommended midazolam-morphine (fentanel?) end-of-life treatment. A benzo-opiod cocktail.
asking questions to whom??
real perpetrator are behind anybody's sight.
Absolutely brilliant well done guys
Interesting talk. I was expecting one question, though, which I didn't hear: Why was this done? was it just a mistake or was there some intent behind it?
IMO it was Act 1 in a play to introduce totalitarian world tyranny based on fear of viruses/bioweapons while depopulating.
Why and how would you assume it as a mistake when the experiment was done over 3 years?
To enrol humanity onto an international v passport scheme overseen by the WHO and train populations to accept Chinese style subjugation.
They couldn't pay the pensions.
This is so important but I struggle to see how the people responsible can be sanctioned and removed from their responsible positions. They should not be allowed to be making ANY decisions.
People are still testing for this.
Oh the irony .. an ad just came up for medication for a.fib marketed by .....
Three guesses, one'll do. Sickening.
Thank you gentlemen
Hopefully there will be enough people who will insist on Nuremberg 2.0 trials for the party’s responsible!
Why was this done?? That’s so obvious. Years after it was discovered the vaccine was not a preventative, here in Australia, one could not cross state borders without a “vaccine “ certificate. The two best considerations I’m able to come up with are #1 . Increased death rate. (Simply check the internet for deaths in a no vaccinations country such as New Guinea) #2 Increase the effectiveness of authority. I am able to some extent understand the prospect of dealing with an overwhelming world population. Perhaps it’s something else. Cheers Mike
I Love the painting on the wall John Constable RA
look at the fro on that gal!! she should be required to have a permit for that thing, whatever it is. yikes!
Thank you both for speaking out and truth telling 🙏 Bless you
I purchased the book. Very dry & over technical