Written by Geoffrey Bastin

 

We now live in a Marxist state where race and identity and historical grievance are the tools used to sow division and resentment, suspicion and distrust.

And the most dangerous thing is the inexplicable complicity of the country’s institutions, those of law, media and academia, that should be upholding our cultural values but instead have become the enemy within.

Imagine a vaccine so safe you have to be threatened with exclusion from society to take it; for a disease so deadly you have to be tested to know that you have it, and that, my friends, is where we are right now.

Last Wednesday’s Parliamentary vote was such a joke. The expected opposition to vaccine passports from the government benches was pure theatre, designed to make it look as if Parliamentary democracy actually existed where in fact none exists.  Once Parliament had voted for the Coronavirus 2020 Act in March 2020 it surrendered its responsibilities to a dictatorship and has failed every six months since to retrieve it.

The media will all report, in hand-wringing style, that there was a backlash but, in the end, it made no difference to the outcome that was 100% planned.

Of course, there were one or two exceptions, such as Sir Desmond Swayne, but the majority on the government benches knew it was just a pantomime for our consumption.

The whole thing about Omicron has been about fear from the start and the media has done its best to whip up the frenzy.  The headlines are just laughable but too many people have been brainwashed into believing the hype and are now standing in queues in the cold, patiently waiting their turn for some experimental gene therapy in the delusional belief that it will ‘keep them safe’.   Good grief, even some believe it is OK to force people to be vaccinated even though according to the manufacturers these so-called vaccines can’t stop you from catching this variant or passing it on.

Who would have imagined two years ago such obscenities would have befallen the British Isles?  We live in very troubling times.

Whilst the government keeps the population busy arguing about whether the vaccine works, we will be boldly carrying our Biometric Digital IDs on our Smartphones for ever more. There will be QR code entry everywhere.   No scan will mean no entry and that will ensure the tracked phone is always carried.

Next will come the cashless society.  Digital money, credits on your Biometric Digital ID will be closely accompanied by your digitised assets, house, car and TV.

Every purchase will be controlled, recorded and will be traceable.  Every move will be trackable, controlled entry to where you go will be monitored and control of your bank account, control of your assets, control of your purchases, control of your carbon footprint will all be at the touch of a button.

Failure to comply and you could be completely cancelled, meaning that any state benefits you now enjoy will disappear until you behave.

The digital passport vote was passed just as it has in every other country that has approved its use.

Now that our Parliament has surrendered our medical privacy, and once that system for monitoring the citizen is fully implemented, we will see it being used again and again with increasing severity.

As we have experienced with lockdowns, these inconceivable measures suddenly become necessary overnight using spurious emergency legislation and those temporary measures suddenly become indefinite.

And that is where we are right now – on the edge of the precipice where, judging by all those who walk towards the vaccination stations in what seems a state of shock, we realise the power of propaganda and fear that has been used to such an extent that those interviewed truly believed it would allow them to have a normal Christmas.  That is the extent of their comprehension of what is taking place.

How very sad and tragic.  Joseph Goebbels’ ideas about telling a lie often enough have come to bear.  And to think this has all happened under a Tory government that so many voted for two years ago in such numbers, never imagining that their trust would be so easily shattered within three months.

They must be inconsolable and incandescent and Thursday’s by-election should prove interesting if nothing else.

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