Pfizer price increase

[Deleted member 18243]

You are not allowed to disagree with the government's covid policies.

Nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies. Nobody in the mainstream media thought it strange that nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies.

This happened in the early days of Nazi Germany, the "Editor's Law" made all the newspapers mouthpieces for governmental policy.

A lesson from history!

 

[carmanmemoranda]

You are not allowed to disagree with the government's covid policies.

Nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies. Nobody in the mainstream media thought it strange that nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies.

This happened in the early days of Nazi Germany, the "Editor's Law" made all the newspapers mouthpieces for governmental policy.

A lesson from history!

Nobody in the mainstream nedia had seen covid before.
Worldwide

 

[denso13]

Nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies

They don't promote the idea that the earth is flat either. I wonder why?

You are not allowed to disagree with the government's covid policies.

More lies...

 

[denso13]

No doubt there will be a new vaccine 'invented' soon, so that will keep the jabbers happy!

Like the flu vaccine then? More antivaxxer nonsense...

 

[denso13]

Nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies.

BMA to issue damning critique of government over Covid crisis

‘We will not accept return to old pre-pandemic NHS, which was so patently understaffed,’ chair to say

www.theguardian.com

 

[gant]

Think he was talking about the integrity of the journalists not doing what journalists do, ask searching and leading questions for a scoop.
It's quite obvious they've had their hands tied which aligns with censorship on the internet.
Dr John Campbell is a perfect example of someone walking on eggshells, sh*t feared of saying a word out of place for fear of the chop.
I think it's worth a mention for Mark Steyn of gb news who is fearless in the face of opposition getting a different perspective out to other media outlets.

 

[denso13]

Think he was talking about the integrity of the journalists not doing what journalists do, ask searching and leading questions for a scoop.

It's obvious he was. The media and journalist's would kill to be the name behind a scandal. The notion that they have been told to keep quiet, and they said ok, is fanciful.

It's quite obvious they've had their hands tied

Not to me it isn't, Why covid in particular? There have been many things reported throughout the pandemic which have shown the government in a bad light. Why not instruct journalists not to mention partygate?

 

[denso13]

Nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies.

Did the Sunday Times not get the memo?

"Test and trace: Where did it all go wrong?"

Test and trace: Where did it all go wrong?

It was, Boris Johnson promised in the spring, the route out of lockdown and the best way of “getting our country back on its feet”. A nationwide system of test

www.thetimes.co.uk

 

[gant]

It's obvious he was. The media and journalist's would kill to be the name behind a scandal. The notion that they have been told to keep quiet, and they said ok, is fanciful.


Not to me it isn't, Why covid in particular? There have been many things reported throughout the pandemic which have shown the government in a bad light. Why not instruct journalists not to mention partygate?

Your obviously green round the gills if you believe they didn't have their hands tied.

Of course two years on we're getting journalists reporting on partygate, they were useful in getting Boris ousted much in the same way the knives were out for Corbyn.

 

[gant]

Did the Sunday Times not get the memo?

"Test and trace: Where did it all go wrong?"

Test and trace: Where did it all go wrong?

It was, Boris Johnson promised in the spring, the route out of lockdown and the best way of “getting our country back on its feet”. A nationwide system of test

www.thetimes.co.uk

Date October 30 1922.

Did you not think there would be a fall out?
I think it's conspicuous by it's abscence what's not being reported.

 

[denso13]

Your obviously green round the gills if you believe they didn't have their hands tied.

Your obviously green round the gills if you believe they did have their hands tied.

what's not being reported

Like what?

 

[gant]

It's now reached the stage of not continuing.

 

[denso13]

Nobody in the mainstream media had an opposing or questioning view about the government's covid policies.

Another negative story. Weren't they listening?

Deloitte selling contact tracing services to local UK health officials

Directors were invited to demonstration of a newly developed test-and-trace system

www.theguardian.com

 

[denso13]

Even the BMA are at it.

The UK Government ‘failed in its duty of care’ to doctors and the healthcare workforce in its handling of the pandemic, says BMA - BMA media centre - BMA

Press release from the BMA.

www.bma.org.uk

But the conspiracy sheeple think doctors lie, so maybe this report is wrong.

 

[JohnD]

You are not allowed to disagree with the government's covid policies.

Are you posting from prison, then?

No, you're just posting nonsense again.

You are incapable of stopping