Stone The Bastard

Sorry Stephen, you just couldn’t stop talking about things they didn’t want people to know. So let’s now jump from the arrival of the Christ Child to his departure. Jesus became such a troublesome adult that he marked his own card. It’s never a popular move to challenge the status quo and he’d made a shedload of enemies along his way. His forte was highlighting the hypocrisy of the ruling class and it was especially bad form to attack the bankers changing money at the temple. ‘No Jesus, Red Card. You’re off the pitch!’ Back in the day they had no electricity, internet or FaceBook. I guess the fact that he often drew large crowds to his teachings was a more immediate measure of his popularity; he was getting too many ‘Likes’ to ignore. Very quickly his following exceeded the weekly attendance at the temple so that all this talk of peace and love was a head-on challenge to the given narrative. How could Rome control Judea when the place was full of cranks and conspiracy theorists? Those were the bad old days; thankfully nothing similar goes on today. It’s easier to ‘Unlike’ someone than to crucify them – and much cleaner. Now in 2020 we’ve gotten so good at washing our hands, to prevent the spread of disease, that obedient people can’t be blamed for anything at all. Now with our TV, radio and masks we can See only evil, Hear only evil but Speak no evil. We’ve convinced ourselves that these masks are ‘Safe and Effective’. No, sorry, silly me; that’s the vaccines. Facemasks are neither of these things. How can it be safe to reduce your oxygen intake, increase your CO2 and re-inhale toxins your body wants rid of? How can it be effective to wear a damp cloth mask that allows you to carry your own factory for Legionnaires disease? Didn’t Tony Fauci himself tell the world (10th March 2020, 60 minutes programme) that there’s no real need for anyone to wear a facemask? He was obviously having an off-message day. They’ve got to be more important than virtue signaling – right? Yes of course they are. They get you onto buses, trains, planes and into shops; how useful is that? They even make it difficult to see our illustrious leaders laughing at us. Shame Matt Hancock didn’t have one on his face during his interview on Talk Radio – he’s had such a difficult year. Now approaching 2021 what nutter would proclaim ‘My Kingdom is not of this world’? - It’s a wonderful place; what’s not to like about it? But it is under stress. If the first step to getting well is to stop getting sick then why would we add further to the world’s population? That’s a tough question, even for Bill Gates, but he’s certainly on the case – Commenting on his projection of an increase to over 9 Billion he said ‘If we do a really good job on vaccines, we might reduce that by 10 to 15% (TED talk ‘Innovating to Zero’, Feb 2010) But it’s early days. We’ll have to wait until the animal trials are over and since the covid-19 vaccination programme only started on 1st December, that’s going to take a while. But it’s started well. On the first day only two UK healthcare workers had an anaphylactic response to the vaccination. We’ll have to wait for the data to know whether or not there are any effects on human fertility. (UK Gov document REG 174) Watch this space!