The Covid19 New World Order and the World Economic Forum

[Grizzly]

While everyone is looking at Ukraine, Moderna and the EU are looking at your kids (6-11)

https://investors.modernatx.com/news/ne ... fault.aspx

[Harvey]

Here's the latest evidence -- is any still needed? -- that the COUPVID scam was (and is) the blatantly fraudulent pretext for a brutal escalation of class warfare. Having already been scared shitless by liars and charlatans and dutiful careerists, your children & grandchildren will now be in debt for their entire working lives, and they will be happy. That's an order.

These sociopaths sneak this out on the same day they perform a pantomime of outrage about the fate of people in the Ukraine:

Students to pay off loans into their 60s, plans say

By Hazel Shearing, Education correspondent

BBC, Published 3 hours ago

[...] The average debt among those who finished studying in 2020 was £45,000, government figures suggest.

And at the end of March 2021, £161bn was yet to be paid back in student loans - a figure forecast to rise to £500bn by 2043.

By requiring graduates to start paying back at £25,000, and to continue paying for an extra 10 years, the government hopes more will repay their loans in full. [...]

https://www.bbc.com/news/education-60498245

I'm trying to imagine leaving uni at the age of 21 or 22 forty-five thousand quid in debt. and also obediently fearful of any breathing humans I might meet. What would that do to your joie de vivre? What would it do to your courage? Your willingness to risk anything? To travel? To try things out? To risk making mistakes? To endure taking time to get things right? To speak up without fear? To carry on living and learning? To even think?

#Follow_TheScience™, kids. "Follow it right over the fucking cliff. There are too many of you anyway."

I entered college during the first year of the loan system in the UK. I understood what it was and also understood that I would treat it as a grant and not spend a moment worrying about paying it back. Problem solved. Debt is real until one imagines it isn't.

[stickdog99]

https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/ ... mit-speech

Speech by UK Health and Social Care Secretary Sajid Javid at the HSJ Digital Transformation Summit

Health Secretary Sajid Javid's speech at the Health Service Journal's Digital Transformation Summit

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I want to start with the pandemic. This pandemic was a time of urgent necessity, and also a time of incredible invention.

It pushed digital transformation to levels that we never thought possible and gave this country’s digital infrastructure the biggest stress test in history.

A report from Mckinsey that I remember said that in the first few months of the pandemic digital adoption to access health services accelerated by up to 7 years.

As I’m sure you have seen, on Monday in government we published our plan, this country’s plan, for Living with COVID: a 60-page document on living with the virus.

But just because COVID is in retreat, it doesn’t mean that this digital transformation agenda should be too.

Due to the investment that we made before the pandemic and the huge strides forward that we took during the pandemic, we are now in an immensely strong position. In terms of digital transformation this is just the start.

Just as a crisis can spark incredible change, it can also provide an incredible platform upon which to build.

In my previous roles in finance I saw how successive financial crises led to the creation of the G-20 – and there’s lots that we can learn from COVID too.

The shared experience of COVID, I think it’s fair to say, has been game-changing.

As we emerge from this pandemic, both clinicians and patients will have new expectations about health and care, and there is so much that we can learn from the experience of other nations across the world.

We must not just look to build back better, but to build back smarter, drawing on the brilliant advances that we have made.

I think it’s fair to say we have already made a blistering start.

So many of the announcements that the Prime Minister and I have made in recent weeks – when you think about the delivery of the Elective Recovery Plan, the Integration White Paper, the Social Care White Paper, and the Living with COVID Plan – have had technology at their very core.

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Digital transformation is not something that you can delegate. It must be led from the front.

The companies that have thrived most amidst this time of incredible change have been those companies that understood that digital transformation must touch every single part of an organisation. And this can only work if it’s foremost in the minds of everyone at the top table, especially the CEO of the organisation.

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So as you know the Wade-Gery report recommended that we make structural changes to put digital transformation at the heart of the NHS, and I agreed with that wholeheartedly.

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After all, when it comes to matters of life and death we must embrace everything that has the potential to make care safer and more seamless.

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Let me move on to my third priority, where we must also keep driving the personalised technologies that have blossomed during the pandemic. Because personalisation and prevention are 2 sides of the same coin.

Through the smarter use of NHS data and the adoption of emerging technologies we can move services from generalised to personalised and give everyone access to the information and the tools that they need to manage their health.

This is the future of health and care and we must drive this forward at pace.

The extraordinary adoption of the NHS app during the pandemic presents a real opportunity.

Two years ago, the prospect that the NHS app would have been the most downloaded free iPhone app in England would have seemed unthinkable.

But this app is now an essential part of life for so many, and 24 million people, that’s over half of adults in England, are now carrying it around in their pocket.

But we need to keep this momentum going – and so by March 2024 I want this to be 75% of all adults in England.

Now to get there we need to show people that the app is for life, not just for COVID, and that it will be a future front door for interacting with the NHS.

This means improving access to existing services and introducing new services too.

When I think about what the app will look like in the future, I see a platform where you can directly communicate with your health provider, where you can see all your test results and documents in one place, and where you can get personalised advice to manage your own health.

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The remote monitoring that played such a starring role during the pandemic gave us a glimpse into what could be done.

They monitored huge numbers of people in their own living rooms, rather than being limited by the capacity of a hospital ward.

On top of this they can also play a crucial role in tackling the COVID backlog, allowing hospitals to focus on those who need it most.

Over 270,000 people have long-term conditions supported by the NHS through digital technologies, and this approach must not be seen as some kind of short-term response to a crisis, but a model for how care can be given.

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Finally, my fourth priority: we must make the most of emerging technologies and data.

One of the most revealing experiences that I have had during my time in this role is when I visited a hospital, Milton Keynes hospital, and I saw how they had become the first hospital in Europe to use surgical robots for major operations.

These robots, used under the supervision of human surgeons, have led to a lower risk of infection for patients, faster recovery times and less time in hospital.

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Thanks to this country’s single, national healthcare service, the NHS has a precious resource in the form of data that can offer so much insight to pioneers in the life sciences, including some of the world’s largest genomic datasets.

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Now I want to end by saying that I don’t see digital transformation as a flash in the pan, a quick fix at a time of crisis. It is fundamental to the mission to clear the COVID backlog, and to the long-term health and happiness of this country.

It matters more now than it did when this pandemic began.

This is not a time to slow down and look in the rear view mirror. It’s a time to accelerate.

So I’m delighted to announce that in the spring we will be publishing for the first time a comprehensive Digital Health Plan, the next chapter of this story of digital transformation.

It shows how we will be driving this digital change across all these areas I’ve talked about today, and many more, building on the varied lessons from this pandemic.

It was a time of adversity – World War 2 – that led to universal healthcare we now enjoy in this country, and the NHS was created after that, the NHS that we all know and cherish.

Let’s make sure that this time of adversity kicks off a new era of digital transformation.

To help the NHS – and this country – thrive long into the future.

Thank you very much.

[Harvey]

Yeah, we're pretty fucked in the UK. The Health and Social Care Bill is a more Orwellian title today than it has ever been. I'm hearing that despite apparently rowing back on mandates, nurses are coming under increasing pressure to be injected with mRNA gene modifiers they do not want while children will be pressured to be injected with mRNA gene modifiers by their schools from next week.

[MacCruiskeen]

Like almost every member of the political class, Javid deserves to spend time in Belmarsh for crimes against language alone. How he loves intoning the magic words "digital" and "smart". How blthely he says "personalised" while meaning exactly the opposite. How mechanically he uses "incredible" and "incredibly" as his standard intensifiers.

Imagine getting up every day and knowing you have to talk like that. No wonder he envies robots. They are free from the burden of sentience.

This is not a time to slow down and look in the rear view mirror. It’s a time to accelerate.

Who's driving this thing?

[MacCruiskeen]

The global class war is proceeding according to plan.

@OffGuardian0 5 hrs ago
So every geopolitical event now leads to the same destination.

#COVID - 'economic chaos, inflation, fuel price hikes & shortages'

#UKRAINE CRISIS - 'economic chaos, inflation, fuel price hikes & shortages'

@BBCPolitics
Russian sanctions are going to increase the cost of living, says Foreign Secretary Liz Truss

"The pain that we will face in the United Kingdom is nothing like the pain that people in Ukraine are currently facing, they are having to take up arms"
#Raworth http://bbc.in/3thO6W5

https://twitter.com/BBCPolitics/status/ ... 1948452867

https://twitter.com/OffGuardian0/status ... 0838347786

Translation: "Stop whingeing and suck it up, you selfish oiks. Be grateful we're not actually bombing you yet."

[MacCruiskeen]

The poison always comes coated in saccharine, another poison.

[Harvey]

The poison always comes coated in saccharine, another poison.

In the run up to the election of Trump, when everyone expected Clinton to win, I overheard council officials arguing about fracking:

"Tough. It's going to be necessary. We won't have gas supplies from Russia very soon"

Trump appears to have interupted that necessity for a few years but the original plan is clearly restored. Congratulations to all the idiots who believed that voting Democrat would solve any of their or our problems. Fracking will soon be back on the menu in the UK.

To clarify, if I were American, I would never vote Republican or Democrat. In the UK I have never voted Conservative or LibDem (nor would I) but to my shame, I have always voted Labour - except for the Blair years, there was no alternative where I lived so I did not vote.

[MacCruiskeen]

^^No need for the final clarification, Harvey. I remember someting Canadian_watcher said here, before she got banned for reasons I never understood: "Some people cannot accept a meal unless it's served to them on the right plate by the right waiter from the right side."

Fracking, yes. Germany, under its new "Red-Green-Liberal" coalition government, will now be importing that shit from the USA & Qatar for years, across thousands of miles on thousands of tankers, while the completed Nord Stream 2 pipeline rots unused on its Baltic coast. The same (camo-green) Leaders also want the entire population, including the children, injected with experimental gene-fiddling mRNA concoctions.

It's not easy being Green, these days. You have to be a talented contortionist.

[Harvey]

Wise words. Yes, I remember Canadian_watcher, I hope she is well wherever she is.

[MacCruiskeen]

Ffs, the ruling class are moving fast to consolidate the huge gains they've already made under COUPVID.

1. As if NATO weren't already enough, the EU now becomes a de facto military alliance joined at the hip to USUK.
2. EU subjects will be quarantined to keep them safe from harmful Eastasian mind-germs.
3. Foreign travel will soon be a thing of the past.

More details now on the new measures announced by the European Union.

Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the bloc would, for the first time in its history, "finance the purchase and delivery of weapons and other equipment to a country that is under attack".

She also said that three new tranches of sanctions would be introduced. They are:

Banning all Russian aircraft from its airspace

"We are shutting down the EU airspace for Russians," von der Leyen said.

"We're proposing a prohibition on all Russian-owned, Russian-registered, and Russian-controlled aircraft.

"These aircraft will no more be able to land in, take off, or overfly the territory of the European Union."

She said the move would also cover the private jets of Russian oligarchs.

Banning what von der Leyen called the "Kremlin's media machine"

"The state-owned Russia Today and Sputnik, as well as their subsidiaries, will no longer be able to spread their lies to justify Putin's war," she said.

"We are developing tools to ban that toxic and harmful disinformation in Europe".

Widening its existing sanctions to target Belarus

"Lukashenko's regime is complicit in the vicious attack against Ukraine," she said.

She said the sanctions would target Belarus's "most important sectors" and export products.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-60542877

[MacCruiskeen]

After two years, Phase 1 of COUPVID has achieved most of its goals, so the "health measures" can be relaxed somewhat till the end of the summer and the premiere of the next "pandemic". Note that restrictions in fact remain severe, that millions of chilldren are still masked for hours every day, and that apartheid now constitutes the New Normal, especially across the axis of Germany, Austria and Italy. (In Greece, people over 60 are being fined 100 euros a month, every month, unless and until they submit to the sacred Prick,)

Satisfied with progress, the global ruling class (#ClapForCarers) moves on to Phase 2: War in Europe, devastating economies further, wrecking already-damaged supply chains, creating millions more refugees, traumatising children afresh, making filthy-rich "investors" even richer, distracting everyone from the collapse of the "COVID" yarn, and serving to justify ever-higher "defence" budgets, ever more blatant propaganda, and ever-tighter censorship.

Phase 3 will inevitably follow: rampant inflation, mass impoverishment, food shortages & blackouts. Expect to see generous pay rises for the police.

Whether Phase 4 of COUPVID will offer a truly final solution to the Human Problem remains to be seen.

Unlike the News, the Business pages can often be relied on to dispense with sanctimonious bullshit and call spades spades:

Why the world [sic!] is waging economic war on Russia

By Faisal Islam, Economics editor

BBC Published 4 days ago

Russia's financial system is being hit from this morning with something far from a normal set of sanctions, and better seen as a form of economic war.

It is the deployment of of heavy weaponry in a financial theatre of war. And it is designed to push the whole of Russia in to as deep a recession as possible, with the added chaos of bank runs.

It could exact from Russia an immediate price in terms of its financial and social stability for the invasion and bombardment of Ukraine, and bring that home to the Russian people, and anyone in the Russian elite harbouring doubts about their President's actions.

Targeting a central bank of a G20 nation is unprecedented. In the words of the European Commission, it is intended "to paralyse" the ability of the Russian Central Bank to defend the Russian financial system from sanctions.

As the White House said explicitly: "We are planning to impose measures to ensure Russia cannot use its Central Bank to support its currency and undermine the impact of our sanctions". As the [UK's] Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said, the allies are "doing all we can to degrade the Russian economy".

Central banks normally have sovereign immunity. The targeting of the Russian Central Bank is occurring explicitly in order to disarm the Russian state's $630bn war chest of defences. On the day of invasion, interventions using these reserves helped rescue the rouble after it slumped to a record low against the dollar.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60550610

ON EDIT: just published, and worth reading in full:

Ukraine war is economic catastrophe, warns World Bank

By Jonathan Josephs, Business reporter, BBC News

Published 1 hour ago

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60610537

[MacCruiskeen]

I don't regard WEF membership as presumption of guilt in a conspiracy to burn down the world. It can be just a mark of dull-witted ambition, like joining the Masons or a country club because you think that's how you advance. Germans joined the Nazi Party for similar reasons.

The more advanced degrees, of course, the greater the guilt.

SS/Young Global Leaders

https://twitter.com/JeffWellsRigInt/sta ... 7369763840

[stickdog99]

[Grizzly]

Old man in a chair...

https://vernoncoleman.org/articles/grea ... ing-closer


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