Scotland|1 year ago today
12 months to the day Scotland began sharing the truth about 'COVID' to the world.
Introduction-24 October 2024
Exactly 12 months to the day the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry Health and Social care Impact Hearings began 24th October 2023 (testimonies on that day below). The raw on the ground truth to the ‘COVID pandemic’ surfaced with a vengeance. Scotland started to roar, was anyone listening ? Suffice to say once i started to listen, the rest was history! Unfortunately, a year on and there is STILL an almost total blanket mainstream and ‘alternative’ media ban of reporting the totality of what has been admitted under oath. Scottish politicians equally as silent.
Amber Galbraith KC-Care Home Relatives Scotland
Rachel Holt-Families of children with additional support needs
Amber Galbraith KC-PAMIS
Media coverage
The above testimonies were covered sparingly only ONLINE by the mainstream media with nothing in the print press or on TV…where it matters most and thereafter reports became more infrequent and or were very poorly covered. During 2024 nothing much at all was ever reported. Was the instruction now out from above.. Do NOT cover this? Most shocking of all is the point blank refusal to report anything from the 27-28 June 2024 closing statements!
The standard of mainstream reporting leaves alot to be desired when in the Daily Record the following is said to a picture of Lord Brailsford. (article in links). Hint: that is NOT Lord Brailsford.
So what’s the big deal?
Confirmed from the Scottish COVID Inquiry closing statements care home residents were subjected to ‘‘the most extreme form of punishment.’’Article 3 of the ECHR prohibits torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment has been met. Article 8 has also been met. Article 2 the right to life in relation to the misuse of DNACPR as well as article 14 the right for equal treatment without discrimination are also likely to be met.
‘COVID’ lockdown policies=crimes against humanity?
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Links:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-67204971
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/23876733.covid-inquiry-care-home-residents-effectively-imprisoned/
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/scots-care-home-residents-like-31269028.amp
https://www.itv.com/news/2023-10-24/care-homes-treated-like-reptile-exhibits-scottish-covid-inquiry-hears
https://www.echr.coe.int/documents/d/echr/Convention_ENG
I see the quote from the international criminal court regarding crimes against humanity. The one thing I have learned from this covid debacle is that written laws can be ignored or deemed irrelevant when the political class declare an emergency, how convenient for them. All I could see during the hysteria induced "pandemic" was rights of humans being dismantled in nearly every country with little resistance. For me our human rights can be switched off at will and are seemingly not worth the paper they are written on, again all they have to do is declare another emergency, any emergency will suffice.
I think other jurisdictions may eventually follow the lead of the Scottish Covid Enquiry but only when the 'trail has gone cold'. The way most people deal with an administrative catastrophe like Covid is similar to grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally, acceptance. As a society we're not very far along that path with some further than others.
One positive is that the credentialed classes still have a few among them with probity and integrity. This was evidently in short supply in the pandemic response years.
One negative is that strident statements like the above closing statements inevitably cause the guilty parties to adopt an ever more defensive position - to 'double down'. This just prolongs the recovery.