Boris Johnson, former Prime Minister of the UK, had his role cancelled on 6 September. His successor, Liz Truss, was cancelled [the day before] yesterday. I don’t wish to criticise or defend any of the actions that led to the downfall of these leaders – all in the space of 6 weeks – principally because this blog is about health, not politics.
But what is certain is that neither Johnson nor Truss were solely responsible for the events that led to their respective face plants. Every PM and country leader is surrounded by advisors, ministers and bureaucrats, and most of these have run down their respective burrows in Westminster, only to resurface when they next see an opportunity. Somehow people think that cancelling an influential person will resolve the underlying, systemic problem.
Cancel culture
Of course, we don’t need to look very far from politics to see numerous other examples of cancel culture. JK Rowling was cancelled by social media after being accused of being transphobic. Her ‘sin’ was questioning the use of the phrase ‘people who menstruate’ in place of the word ‘women’. Actress Jodie Comer was cancelled and shamed for her choice of partner, who happened to be a Trump supporter. Taylor Swift was shamed and cancelled after an ill-informed Chinese whispers campaign referring to her as a ‘snake’ exploded on social media. Then there’s the less famous among us, including the many millions who have exercised their right to refuse a gene therapy covid-19 shot.
The word ‘cancel’ in ‘cancel culture’ apparently comes from the world of TV, where shows get cancelled if people don’t like them. It’s then been enthusiastically picked up and deployed to control communications between human beings by the omni-present social media giants. These companies have in turn been endowed with the powers to cancel anyone who proffers a view that doesn’t align with their own arbitrary, so-called ‘community guidelines’. These take not the blindest bit of notice of any fundamental rights or freedoms that evolved as the bedrock of what we once thought were civilised societies.
Read Rob Verkerk's full blog on his Natural Musings Substack that highlights more markers of the decay of human civilisation and leads to the ongoing cover-up of critical warning signals over apparent harms. In this case, the death of babies, linked to covid-19 genetic vaccines. But if enough of us are aware of what's going on...the outcome could be very different.
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Penny Arnold None
23 October 2022 at 6:50 am
Excellent news all round - well done Rob. I love the one 'Celebrate, don't medicalise' as that is exactly where I am coming from. Check out the work by Deb. Shapiro - 'THE BODY SPEAKS THE MIND.' Every symptom is the body communicating with the conscious mind that something needs to change. Heavy metal damages the pituitary gland and vagus nerve and they control almost everything the conscious mind doesn't. No wonder so many of us good hearted souls have struggled with the deliberate harm that has been dished out to us under the pretext of 'helping, healing and protecting etc.' I was third generation mercury toxic when I was born and that was back in 1944 from my grandmother's and mother's dental amalgam restorations. (Mercury passes down the generations mainly through the maternal line... Yikes!! ) Hormone problems were the order of the day after I grew up and especially after the menopause, but eating raw honey on a daily basis has certainly improved matters. 'Hang the flags out!' From Penny Arnold VD - no scars, (VACCINE DENIER.) LOL .
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