Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "BBC World Service" channel.

This is like watching another World Economic Forum video. How have we survived all this time with these viruses that have mutated and attacked us since before we stood on two legs?
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willbo baghead Very astute observation.
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Jack O'Neil Masks don't work. Look at the science. Dr Fauci did, remember? Matt Hancock did, remember? Then they changed their mind and the June/July papers were published right on cue.
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@junaoneil1202 It's you against the science. Good luck.
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I'm 63 and I've had Covid. My wife got it first and she had a fortnight with loss of taste and smell and really fatigued. My Sister got it and had a bad cold for just over a week. Her Husband got it and had not so much as a sniffle. All of us are now back as we were previously. I don't know of a single person who has died from Covid. I know of two people - one, a woman just 30 years old and one in his early forties - who were unable to cope with losing their livelihood due to lockdown. They're both now dead. Once again, the BBC continue with their emotive propaganda which, as was the intention, has traumatised so many people that they won't leave home and they will now forever regard public places as a mortal threat. Our economy is being dismantled by the day and our society is collapsing. I would dearly like to spend time in Dr Varon's unit and I'd like him to take a swing at me so I could put him on his back.
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john pijano Covid is a virus. It's not the ebola that this video seems to portray. It is more akin to flu in that they both kill people. None of what Covid has done is worth the damage done by lockdown. I am a lockdown sceptic. Did you want to chat about it?
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@jackhutchinson9864 What on earth does Keynes have to do with any of this?
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@jackhutchinson9864 How's the economy doing in NZ? How's the tourist industry getting along? What the hell has Keynesian economics got to do with locking down societies?
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@jackhutchinson9864 Oh I see: we're on a Trump bashing exercise are we? How brave. Covid never damaged any economy; all the lockdown cultists damage livelihoods and lives - many more than the virus could manage.
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@jackhutchinson9864 You seem unaware of the science which recognises that lockdown makes no difference to the eventual death toll from viral outbreaks once they have entered a population. That's why the established procedure for many decades was not to lockdown. The WHO have stated clearly that the only thing lockdown does is make poor people poorer. I'm in UK and have no need to get over myself. My strategy is to consult the recognised experts and base my ideas on their findings. Much better than just blowing off steam like you.
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@jackhutchinson9864 'The scientists' such as they are, are comprised of SAGE, a carefully picked, select bunch which includes at least two figures central to the UK Communist Party. Have you joined the dots yet?
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@jackhutchinson9864 Good luck with the vaccine. Good luck also with the next viral outbreak. You going to shut down the economy once more? That's a hypothetical question as there will be no economy to shut down. But hey, who needs an economy eh?
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@alexpater2892 Your aim is eternal life for all, yes?
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@angtruongan2870 Relatives are not allowed in hospital to visit covid patients, so as to prevent spread. Yet the camera crew that made the film were allowed. So maybe a good way to prevent the virus spreading is to hold a camera or a sound recorder!
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Firstly, why is it a treat for the BBC to have thirteen minutes of it's Moscow correspondent's time? They pay him a good salary to hear from him! And then, it is actually funny, it's laughable to hear Mr Rosenberg besmirching the Russian media for their state-leaning bias, from his position in the British establishment's premier mouthpiece. When did we last hear anything at the BBC that challenges the stock Western narrative {now sent spinning by its prominent component part, yet desperately clung-to by the deflated European page-boys}? Lucy Hockings assures us that the only word on casualty figures we have comes from Ukraine, who tell us 'so much more'. Rather tellingly, she chooses not to avail the audience of those figures. There follows much description of the tell-tale signs of Russian loss of life - yet puzzlingly, nothing of those on the Ukrainian side, which we are assured, 'tell us so much more'? The Russian economy is portrayed yet again as being in dire straits. It actually grew faster than any Western economy last year. Ah but, we are told, the prices in Russia are rising. Do these people even do their own shopping/pay their own bills? Can't they see for themselves that things are not doing too well here at home? The economy that actually is imploding is that of Germany, the business model of which was blown up somewhere beneath the Baltic Sea - by half a dozen sub aqua divers having a lark. Honestly, if this is all the BBC can muster, with all of its £££billions of state-sponsored money, it is about time they got out of the game. This is baleful dross.
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h s One here.
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@CrunchyDark I've had the virus. Still here, feeling great thanks. Shove you vaccine up you arse
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