Doctors for Covid Ethics Gold Standard Symposium: Day I & II Edited – Now Available

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1. As one who has warned many since December of 2019, I so appreciate this symposium and the brave presentors. I’ve passed it all along to say knowledge is power. With knowledge you can prepare; without it, you can become enslaved. Thank you.

2. Any chance the video was sped up post-prod to help shorten it? Everyone seems to be talking quickly. When we listen to someone who talks quickly, we tend to distrust them – think of the used car salesman parody. The speed is fine for people already in the know, but too fast for me to share with fence sitters.

   Prayers for Michael Yeadon. God bless that man!

3. The Future of Cash – New Zealand style. RBNZ launching yet another survey.

   Good status report and history of previous surveys ( pre Covid) here

   https://www.buddlefindlay.com/insights/the-future-of-cash-rbnz-announces-a-series-of-consultations-and-research-reports-on-the-future-of-cash/

4. Hi Catherine, I’ve put this up at UKColumn

   https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/doctors-for-covid-ethics-symposium-session-2-the-going-direct-reset

   I might disagree with Catherine Austin Fitts, though more in size and direction within the UK than in Global logic. As Charlie Munger said :
   “Show me the incentive and I will show you the outcome.”

   The Department of Health and the NHS are incentivised towards sickness.
   The retirement pensions industry is incentivised toward death in retirement.
   The Military Industrial Complex is incentivised toward destruction.
   The Finance Sector and the Justice System is incentivised toward criminality.
   The Government is incentivised toward tyranny.

   And so it goes ….

   We do not have to build back better, we have to remove the incentives that are making things worse. Mostly, all that takes is reducing the size of government from 40% of GDP to 10% of GDP.

   The UK Department of Health and the NHS has killed over 100,000 people in a year. “Nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care” – Greg Carlin. This will happen for as long as the incentives are in place. Closing down the Department of Health and de-nationalising the health system will both allow the incentives to be changed and reduce government expenditure. The health care economy needs to be decentralised.

   Reducing the number of Civil Servants will in the long run reduce that financial
   burden on the economy, and that part of the incentive toward mortality. It will also need a rethinking of the pension industry and of incentives to save within local economies. See also later comments on taxation.

   Fortunately, the UK’s MIC is not yet directed inwards, and changes elsewhere, such as purchasing within the UK, should be mutually beneficial.

   The “too big to jail” ethos has trickled down from the banks, through the legal and the justice system, and thus “asset seizure” etc has promoted criminality and lawlessness at the individual level. There is a view, similar to that surrounding Sir Francis Drake and piracy, that they may be crooks, but they are our crooks. Simply put, that price is too high. Bankers need to be jailed for criminality while Common Law structures need to be reinforced.

   Reducing the size of Government from 40% of GDP to 10% of GDP will mean taking down much of the Welfare System. To do that, the tax system and the currency system must change. That will mean the end of income tax and VAT and its replacement by a tax on property. To manage that tax payments would be mandated as payment in gold and silver at rates decided annually. The remaining 90% of the economy would be in electronic format much as it is today. The Bank of England would be closed as soon as possible after a workable form of decentralised cryptocurrency was in place.

   With these changes, made in a generational timescale, adjustments for the control of monopolistic practices will be made, and the laws and rules incentivising such practices can be undone.

   1. I’ve pasted an update /quote
      See also my earlier post …..

      https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/comment/how-on-earth-did-praise-for-covid-hero-health-workers-mutate-into-abuse-40721028.html

      “Something has gone seriously wrong in the world.”

      “In the middle of a global pandemic, when people are dying from Covid-19 and countless others are coming to harm as a result of the virus, there are those who seem determined to add to the distress and trauma of others.”

      What I *think* this refers to is people, including myself, who are critical of the way the Department of Health and the NHS have performed and operated since early 2020. Now that these functions are getting into areas where patients are, for example, refusing to take advice to be vaccinated, perhaps issuing notices of harm, plus questioning why, for example, viable kidney operations are being cancelled because of shortages of staff, those on the frontline of medical care are getting questions they cannot answer. This critique should never get into abuse, from either of the parties involved.

      I have asked questions about the excess deaths that have happened during the Covid-19 emergency, but received no answer. There are other questions that need asked, and I would hope that the legacy media would fully support the search for the truth.
      /unquote

      rereading the article here is the relevant text :
      “Surely then they are best placed to tell the public what is happening in our hospitals and advise on how we can protect ourselves and others from Covid-19?
      It is more than a little depressing that the response by some is to accuse hardworking and dedicated healthcare staff of lying and exaggeration.
      What possible reason would there be for them to mislead the public, and on such a grand scale?
      It’s difficult to understand how support for healthcare workers has evaporated to the point that NHS staff actually fear for their safety when they speak about, not only their own experience of working on the pandemic, but also use their years of expertise to to try to reduce Covid-19 case rates and ultimately save lives.”

      This was on the same page :
      “Mothers-to-be critically ill with Covid did not take vaccine”

      “Pressure is also mounting on Northern Ireland’s fragile neo-natal intensive care service as an increasing number of of babies are delivered prematurely to allow medics to treat their Covid-19 positive mums
      Meanwhile, it has emerged that none of the pregnant women who have been hospitalised with Covid-19 in the Belfast Trust have been vaccinated against the virus”

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