William
Hannage, Professor of Epidemiology at Harvard University, says of the
UK, “Your house is on fire, and the people whom you have trusted
with your care are not trying to put it out ….the UK government has
inexplicably chosen to encourage the flames, in the misguided notion
that somehow they will be able to control them. I assumed that
reports of the UK policy (on Coronavirus) were satire – an example
of the wry humour for which the country is famed. But they are all
too real.”
This
fire is taking place while the Cardinal Richelieu of the Boris
Johnson regime, Dominic Cummings, sits at the centre of government
policy.
Cummings
wrote in a blog in 2016 that he is 'particularly interested in public
health and the field of epidemiology … It is already the case that
farmers use genomes to make predictions about cows’ properties and
behaviour … It is already the case that in vitro fertilisation can
select the egg which will be most advantageous with the highest
prediction for IQ.’
These
are the thoughts and words of Boris Johnson’s senior adviser.
They
say judge a man by his friends. Cummings had Andrew Sabisky appointed
as his subordinate. A step too far when it emerged that he had made
comments in support of eugenics, and the relative intellects of black
and white Americans.. He resigned.
But
Cummings admits to a strong continuing friendship with Stephen Hsu, a
theoretical physicist who is currently searching for an intelligence
gene. Even though mainstream science has pretty much scrapped the
notion that race has any kind of biological basis long ago, that
hasn’t stopped Hsu from trying to link intelligence with race.
So
Cummings, Sabisky, Hsu and we must assume Boris Johnson, are
eugenicists, believing in the practice of selection of ‘desirable’
traits for the ‘improvement’ of humans.
And
today their beliefs lie behind the “Herd’ policy of allowing the
Coronavirus to take its course and thereby dictating the outcome of
your and my fate.
Anthony
Costello, Professor of International Child Health and Director of the
University College London Institute for Global Health, questioned the
tactics behind the ‘Herd’ policy and argues they are against the
policy set down by WHO. He tweeted a series of questions showing
scepticism, including: 'Will it impair efforts to restrict the
immediate epidemic, and cause more infections and deaths in the near
term?' He also questioned whether coronavirus causes strong herd
immunity or 'is it more like flu where new strains emerge each year
needing repeat vaccines?'
We
like to criticise China as a totalitarian regime, but there
the
epidemic has been contained after seven weeks of intense national
effort, and by NOT following the ‘Herd Eugenicists’.
I
am not happy with Cummings and his friends having any say in my
possible mortality. Are you?
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