Why Government Leaders are deliberately being made Unpopular

Boris Johnson’s absurd trip to Ukraine was pathetically obvious in its intent. Thatcher invaded the Falkland Islands. Clinton and Bush both arranged politically convenient military manoeuvres. Politicians always start a small war, or talk about one, if they are trying to escape from bad news at home. Putin constantly talks of war.

The purpose of Johnson’s trip was, of course, to try to distract attention the fact that the whole of Britain knows that even by the standards of politicians he is a pretty low individual. A decent leader would have resigned in shame by now.

By Dr Vernon Coleman

His advisors, and the men in expensive suits who make the big decisions, know that in the long term the pointless trip to the Ukraine won’t work – but it’ll do as a short term distraction.

Nothing can cover up Johnson’s appalling behaviour, arrogance and contempt for the voters.

The short term aim is to keep Johnson in Number Ten for a little longer – so that all the really bad news (tax rises and so on) can be out in the open before the next election.

If the Tories find a new leader now then he or she will be damaged goods by the time the voters go to the polls again.

It’s much better to use Johnson as a dirt magnet. And to replace him with someone clean and fresh to charm the electorate with false promises so that the Tories can beat off the feeble competition from Labour – possibly the most utterly pointless opposition party in history.

But in the medium to long term, the men in expensive suits who are running this war don’t want popular governments.

Look at what is happening around the world.

Prime Ministers and Presidents everywhere are hated.

It’s pretty well impossible to think of a political leader anywhere in the world who would win a local popularity contest.

And that is the plan.

The billionaires controlling our present and future are deliberately doing everything they can to ensure that political leaders everywhere are hated. The aim is to ensure that national politicians everywhere are loathed.

And then the people of the world will jump at the chance of a World Government run by fresh, friendly faces – bringing promises of peace, harmony and prosperity.

And the people will be so pleased to see the back of Johnson, Biden, Macron, Trudeau, Arden, Morrison, etc., that won’t really notice that they have become slaves within the New World Order.

Medical and Nursing Staff Showing their Prejudices

It is a basic tenet of good medical practice that all patients are treated not according to religion, race, skin colour or vaccination status but according to their needs.

When I was a medical student I was a member of an organisation called the Medical Association for the Prevention of War. At a conference I attended in Oxford, I remember being shocked to the core to discover that one doctor had observed that, in riots in an American city, hospitals had given precedence to the treatment of injured police officers to the detriment of seriously injured demonstrators.

Incoming patients were not treated according to their needs, but according to the clothes they wore.

Sadly, it seems that wherever there is a hospital there will be prejudice.

Apart from obvious geographical inequalities (patients in some areas receive far better care than patients in more poorly served areas) there are many examples showing that even on a national scale health care is not distributed fairly or evenly among those who need it.

The problem is that politicians, administrators and doctors invariably spend money on those who are perceived to have power. Those who are regarded as powerless are denied even basic care. Governments happily close down long-stay psychiatric care hospitals without providing any alternative. So-called community care means that long-stay hospitals are closed and the homeless patients discharged to spend their days and nights in bus shelters and amid the rat infested squalor underneath city flyovers. That’s what ‘care in the community’ means.

Those who are able and willing to promote their own needs (either in the media or directly to politicians) will always receive more than those who are not so fortunate. This is particularly true wherever socialist medicine is practised. In Britain the constantly ailing National Health Service, ostensibly designed to provide equal care for all, is grotesquely biased towards the photogenic and towards those noisy and demanding liberals who can make sure that their demands are met at the expense of the rest of the community.

The mentally ill get forgotten. The elderly are forgotten.

And now the evidence suggests that some medical staff are punishing those who wisely refused to be jabbed with a toxic, not properly tested drug that doesn’t do what it is supposed to do.

Wise patients (sneered at as antivaxxers) are being refused treatment, being made to wait or (encouraged by rabid and ignorant commentators in the mainstream media) treated with contempt and disdain.

Chronic Maskitis

I have discovered and named a new disease.

‘Maskitis’ is the incomprehensibly stupid yearning to continue wearing a mask even though doing so is damaging both to the wearer and to those around them.

Some maskitis sufferers are afraid that if they don’t wear their mask they may catch a disease.

But most wear their masks to show how good and public spirited they are. Maskitis is an obvious and increasingly prevalent version of virtue signalling.

The dangers of mask wearing are significant and Maskitis sufferers will die very early. Moreover, mask wearing is selfish and grotesquely anti-social. The damage mask wearers do to infants and children is well documented. Speech therapists are now saying that they are seeing a massive increase in children needing help with delayed speech.

Discarded face masks are having a detrimental effect on wildlife. There are horrific photos all over the internet of birds getting their feet tangled up in the ear loops of masks. Binning masks after use is not the solution because so many people accidentally drop their masks without realising it. You only have to walk around any town these days and see how long it takes to spot a used mask lying on the side of the road. If people truly care about wildlife then they need to campaign to get rid of masks.