Topic: Uk Lockdown

UK government lockdowns resulted in over one million young people under age 25 being placed on waiting lists for mental health support. Internal emails from the Boris Johnson administration revealed that officials knew masks and social distancing were ineffective but enforced them for public relations purposes. Andrew Bridgen notes that the "Partygate" scandal proved the ruling elite did not follow the rules they imposed on the public.

UK Member of Parliament Andrew Bridgen discusses his opposition to COVID-19 mandates and his personal injury from the AstraZeneca vaccine. Bridgen, who has a background in biological sciences, argues that the "science was never settled" and that lockdowns caused more harm than the virus itself. He was the first MP to call for Boris Johnson's removal following the "partygate" scandal.

Despite the lack of mandates, 40% of Brits continue to wear masks and take COVID tests, a behavior described as a "religious totem." The Cochrane Review, a highly esteemed medical study group, recently confirmed that community masking makes "little or no difference" in preventing infection. However, polling shows that 54% of UK voters still believe lockdowns were not a mistake, suggesting a high level of public submission to future restrictions.

The German Health Minister has announced that climate change will require travel restrictions and prohibited behaviors, which Alex Jones identifies as the start of climate lockdowns. The segment notes that 1,200 scientists have declared there is no climate emergency, yet they face censorship. In the UK, over 100 towns are reportedly implementing UN-directed car bans and highway checkpoints to restrict movement.

Paul Joseph Watson reports on a scandal in the UK where potential Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admitted that cabinet ministers had little say in lockdown policies, which were driven by a "scientific dictatorship." Meanwhile, China has locked down the city of Chengdu, affecting 21 million people. Watson highlights the extreme measures taken in China, where residents are reportedly screaming from high-rise buildings during instant lockdowns.

Political shifts in the United Kingdom and the United States are attributed to massive public resistance, forcing leaders to back down on mask mandates and lockdowns. The narrative suggests that the Davos Group is pivoting from pandemic controls to "climate lockdowns" and energy rationing. Australia and Canada are identified as "laboratory tests" where stricter controls and social credit systems are still being aggressively pursued.

Paul Joseph Watson critiques the British government's announcement that citizens will be "permitted" to hug family members starting May 17th. Watson mocks Dr. Hilary Jones and other medical experts for providing pedantic instructions on how to hug safely to avoid aerosol transmission. He argues that the public's high support for these restrictions indicates a successful campaign of mass psychological terror.

Watson criticizes the UK government for recruiting a "new army" of COVID marshals to patrol streets long after the scheduled end of lockdown. He notes that Bill Gates recently suggested restrictions might not fully end until late 2022, contradicting official government timelines. The segment argues that the government is continuously moving the goalposts to maintain social control through fear-mongering about new variants.

Paul Joseph Watson begins his segment by discussing the "cancellation" of Piers Morgan, who left his show after criticizing Meghan Markle. Watson also mocks the UK government's "gracious" decision to allow citizens to sit on park benches for picnics. He argues that the state is setting a precedent where freedoms are "provided" by the government rather than being innate.