Comments by "Martin Parsons" (@MartinParsons-tr6wi) on "‘Excess deaths STARTED with the vaccine programme’ | Top doctor's stark warnings being 'ignored'" video.

  1. Sort of. Though, those that saw through it were the ones that refused to take it
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  2. You're not alone, bud. Turns out asking questions is a good thing, despite the ovine opprobium
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  3. There were lots of clues: blackmail, hard sell, and panic inducement to name three
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  4. Goat versus sheep statistics would be an interesting area of study
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  5. ​ @scepteredisle The rationale behind your thesis is quite hard to follow
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  6. Try rewording it, but I know what you mean. (There seem to be specific words/phrases that trigger the AI)
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  7. Once woke, always susceptible
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  8.  @chkldstgee2433  Elsewhere in these comments, several people quote the Office of National Statistics to say excess deaths in the year of the pandemic were below the expected figure, and have been well over in the subsequent years. But thanks for trying to substantiate your point (counter to a myriad of testimonies to the contrary). Whilst it's true that not everyone has suffered, my own experience confirms that these anecdotes are more than the occasional one off
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  9.  @chkldstgee2433  You seem to think an awful lot of people have made up some pretty strange stories for no good reason that would be in any way to their benefit. I'm afraid I find their stories more convincing than someone who refuses point blank to consider any narrative other than that which has been spoonfed to them. I'm quite happy to remain open minded on these matters, though I know big pharma has a long track record of dishonesty (they've been in court and fined for it enough times), as well as making people ill with their concoctions (they themselves don't deny that). But you're welcome to believe what you like.
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  10. He's fully on board with the control programme
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  11. ​ @robertmarlow255  Isn't the emperor's suit quite magnificent ? Try reading the other comments
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  12. ​ @lkearney7299 Ridiculed, marginalised, or sacked
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  13. Gullibility is endemic, sadly
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  14. ​ @critical_always Top thumbnail, dude. Appropriate comment
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  15. Your first theory is the more plausible (not discounting the second, though)
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  16. There's an intolerant sand cult that doesn't get nearly enough criticism
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  17. The critical theory analysts must be bonkers, eh Bob ?
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  18. Experiment with some of nature's wonders. Try kelp (seaweed)
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  19. St. Kilda should be a penal colony. They could muck in with the sandy boat people
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  20. The narrative control has been laid bare
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  21. And if you keep the blinkers on, it might not be there
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  22. How about getting in a statistician, with a proven track record of failure, to advise on a mass lockdown ?
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  23. ​ @chkldstgee2433  The old spanner in the works routine
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  24. There's plenty of useful idiots
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  25. ​ @chkldstgee2433  Have you read the other comments ?
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  26. "That's cobblers" isn't exactly a basis for a counter argument
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  27. Sounds a bit unlikely
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  28. Due to the nocebo effect (opposite of placebo), that wouldn't help the ones that have fallen for the scam. This fact disinclines me from talking about it to the victims
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  29. That it was mentioned at all invalidates your argument​ @davidbarlow350 
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  30.  @joannemurdock7899  He lost his job. He got Foxxed
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  31.  @lindayoung1152  Fair comment Linda, and you may be right, but we're all out of options. The Brexit vote gave me hope that there's a vestige of sense left. Nothing's ever going to be perfect
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  32. You're in the right ballpark, but your argument needs a little refining
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  33. I bet they did
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  34.  @elkpaz560  I figured they'd be trying to throw people off the scent. What's BTL ? Excuse my ignorance
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  35. Flu can have lingering side effects. It doesn't need a new (emotive) title. But maybe that too
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  36. Turns out the emperor is as naked as the day he was born. There should be an inquiry - LOL
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  37. He might say he was misled (he clearly was)
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  38. Or Dr Roy Porter
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  39. There are many natural therapies, but, curiously, Big Pharma doesn't promote them
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  40. They toe the line
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  41. Why don't they put those horror photos on boxes of vaccines ?
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  42. I don't. I've taken to adding a little hawthorn leaf/ berry/ flower to my teapot
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  43. Don't worry Pete, you might be alright
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  44. The narrative controllers are doing all they can to gag GBnews. That speaks volumes
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  45. The whole programme was riddled with anomalies. Stay home, but you can go to the supermarket ? They couldn't even get the language right
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  46. Commendations. Thats a five star argument. The best counter argument here is "It's a load of cobblers." I wonder which side a jury would find the more persuasive
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  47. Hmm. Started well, possibly latterly sidelined
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  48. Quite
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  49. My thoughts entirely
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  50. ​ @Gameofgnomes  The woke, or grievance grifters as I call them, are ripe for exploitation. Maybe that's why they've flourished
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