by Watchdog
So far as we can tell the formula for the COVID psyop is:
- pick an unpleasant virus that can give old and/or frail people a hard time and even kill them in some cases
- using false statistics, propaganda and spin, talk it up relentlessly via your equally treasonous collaborators in the media until you convince people there is a killer epidemic on a par with Spanish Flu or a “Virus Apocalypse” movie going on.
- under the cover of the hysteria, use the general confusion and dismay to help your pals in the pharmaceutical industry and among the wealthy donors to your Party milk it for money and power.
This is against the broader formula for twenty-first-century democracy:
- Get elected
- While you’re elected use the opportunity to enrich your pals
While all this milking of the herd and fleecing of the flock is going on, small and medium business,shops, pubs, cafes and so forth perish.
If the scamming of the populace by these parasites is allowed to continue, who will be left standing – or if still standing in good shape (and not for instance in deeper hock to the government’s pals in the banking industry) – except the government’s puppet masters?
Even the Metro, generally a stalwart advocate of the COVID Death Cult is having trouble stomaching the levels of corruption now rife within the government as the following article illustrates.
We need justice, we need Truth and we need to replace the current gang of crooks with people of integrity, sincerity and honour and loyal to the People.
Here is the Metro article:
‘My Little Crony’ map shows web of deals between Government, MPs and Tory donors
An MP has called for a public inquiry after a web of connections between Tory politicians and companies being awarded Government contracts was uncovered.
The ‘My Little Crony’ map shows how large numbers of contracts have been handed out to Conservative Party political donors, family members and employers during the coronavirus pandemic.
It uses reporting from the Byline Times, openDemocracy and other outlets to visually reveal what it calls the ‘scale of cronyism’ in Number 10.
For example, it was reported in September that Globus (Shetland) Limited, which has donated more than £400,000 to the Conservatives since 2016, won a £93.8 million Government contract for the supply of respirator face masks.
Shadow Commons leader and Walsall South Labour MP, Valerie Vaz, called on the Government to publicly investigate the contracts awarded and their connections to the Tories.
Ms Vaz said: ‘I don’t know if [Mr Rees-Mogg] is aware of the interactive map “My Little Crony”, which has been created by Sophie Hill.
‘I raised all of the contracts that have been handed out to those connected to the Tory party last week and I didn’t get an answer – but it is well worth a look. ‘Because [Mr Rees-Mogg] will know that I think it might be time for a public inquiry, particularly on the £670,000 that has been allocated by the vaccine tsar for public relations.
The ‘My Little Crony’ map shows a web of contracts between the UK Government, the Conservative Party, MPs and family members
Shadow Commons leader Valerie Vaz has called for a public inquiry into the contracts awarded by the Conservative Party
‘Now if you look at the “My Little Crony” interactive map, it will link directly to the special, special adviser’s relation.’
She is referring to the news this week that head of the Vaccine Taskforce, Kate Bingham, spent £670,000 of taxpayers’ money hiring PR consultants through a firm called Admiral Associates. And the secretary of the firm is a long-time business associate of chief advisor Dominic Cummings’ father-in-law.
‘It is interesting to know what they do because they are actually based in BEIS (the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) of which there are 100 communications staff,’ Ms Vaz added. ‘But if it is something about a vaccine, I’d rather [deputy chief medical officer] Dr [Jonathan] Van-Tam tell me about it than a public relations so-called expert.’
Boris Johnson’s chief advisor, Dominic Cummings, reportedly has personal links to those who have won Government-awarded contracts (Picture: Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Sophie Hill, a British PhD student in Government at Harvard University, created the map.
She wrote on Twitter: ‘The cronyism in this Tory government is so out-of-control that I honestly couldn’t keep track… so I combined my two main skills (puns and Rstats) to create this interactive visualisation. ‘
We all understand that the Government had to act quickly during the pandemic. But that is no excuse for cronyism and incompetence.’
She told Metro.co.uk: ‘I created “My Little Crony” because I couldn’t keep up with all the news stories about Government outsourcing during the pandemic. ‘I hope people will explore the map and decide for themselves about whether this government is acting in the best interests of the country.’
A Government spokesperson said in response to the map: ‘Our sole focus has been to deliver vitally needed medical supplies and keep the public informed throughout the pandemic.
‘As part of an unprecedented response, the Government has drawn on the expertise and resources of a number of public and private sector partners.’
They did not respond to Metro.co.uk’s query about whether a public inquiry would be held into the matter.
Globus Limited reached out to Metro.co.uk to add it has also been awarded contracts by Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP-led Government to produce PPE for Scotland, and the Department of Health and Social Care.
A spokesperson said: ‘Globus Group has over 25 years’ experience producing PPE for healthcare workers and across industry and is among Britain’s biggest manufacturers in the sector.
Boris Johnson’s Government has been accused of offering a number of pandemic-related contracts to political donors and others connected to the Conservative Party
‘We’re proud to be doing our bit to help NHS frontline staff fighting Covid-19 across Scotland and England do their jobs safely.
‘In both cases we followed the bidding process we were asked to follow. We are comfortable with any tendering process that Scottish or English Government choose to put in place because we are confident in our 25 years’ PPE experience and long track record for delivering quality and value for all of our customers.’
They added the firm has created ‘hundreds of new jobs’ as a result of the contracts, and all its political donations are ‘fully, transparently and properly’ declared. ‘
Corruption and cronyism’ It comes after last month, Labour MP for Liverpool Walton Dan Carden accused the Government of ‘corruption’ and ‘cronyism’ in a powerful speech.
He said: ‘The anger and frustration isn’t just that the response is failing, but that it’s failing because the Government refused to enable and invest in local authorities and public health teams and instead chose to pump billions into scandal-ridden Government contractors that have a record of failure.
‘Under the cover of this pandemic, billions of public money handed to faceless corporations, including Tory-linked firms, without competition or transparency, without democratic accountability, or any accountability for that matter, to the public.
MP accuses government of ‘cronyism’ and ‘corruption’ in House of Commons
‘This is money that should’ve been invested into our National Health Service, that should’ve left a legacy for the British people by building up properly-funded public services that we can all rely on in the future.
‘But instead it was siphoned off.’
At the time, health secretary Matt Hancock defended the use of private firms like Serco, saying ‘private companies have been absolutely critical’ in operating the contract tracing system.
‘The test and trace system at a national level makes the immediate and very rapid first attempt at contact and if no contact is made then the local teams can go in. It’s the combination of the two that works best,’ he said in the Commons.
‘ ‘But I really think the opposition is making a mistake trying to divide people between public and private whereas actually people are working very hard to deliver, and to deliver the control of this virus.’ Mr Hancock added: ‘The private companies have been absolutely critical in the working and making sure the whole testing system can be built at the scale that it has.’ Labour Party leader Keir Starmer further slammed Boris Johnson at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, claiming £130 million has been spent on Government PR while charities have been struggling during the pandemic
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