Halos create Confidence (Apparently)
Strange things are happening to my attempts to post on Facebook. A comment I was writing about what appeared on YouTube, mysteriously disappeared before I was able to post it. Going back to YouTube the whole segment has disappeared also although the clips are still available. (See below)
It contained a whole line of videos listed second from the top purporting to be from "Team Halo" on the "Vaccine Confidence Project". This it seems is not to be confused with the "Halo Project', a UK based charity dedicated to helping women subject to forced marriage and abusive relationships. (See: https://www.haloproject.org.uk/)
'Team Halo' on the other hand appears to be, "part of the United Nations Verified initiative." It can be found here: https://teamhalo.org/ . 'Halos' are of course a sign of divine approval, presumably chosen as a name for its psychological impact. We can have every confidence in God after all. Rather coincidentally the 'halo effect' was very apparent in the UK's 'Booster' campaign. (See header)
It states, "We are a group of scientists and healthcare professionals from around the world, working to end this pandemic by volunteering our time to address Covid-19 vaccine concerns and misinformation."
In fact it may be doing the exact opposite and it would appear the YouTube is actively supporting it, by affording the videos top billing.
In addition, it would appear that related Face Book may be actively censoring criticism of it, if my experience is anything to go by. Or perhaps it was just an internet fluke?
The Team Halo site goes on to say, "Team Halo was established as part of the United Nations Verified initiative in partnership with Purpose and the Vaccine Confidence Project at the University of London’s School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Support is provided by Luminate, IKEA Foundation, and Capgemini."
In one a young handsome unnamed doctor, with a Welsh accent and hints of a foreign (Italian?) one, answers the question "Are there long-term effects for under 18s of taking the Covid vaccine?" he states, "We haven't identified any long-term effects of the Covid 19 vaccine in children." He goes on to say how would they know given the fact "the vaccine hasn't been around for long" which he concedes is "a valid concern? This surely qualifies as an oxymoron?
The justification for his assurance that the RNA vaccine is perfectly safe for under 19's in the long term is twofold: one, he says after teaching the immune system, "it doesn't stay in the body for long ... if the vaccine isn't around any more it can't really do any harm", surely a dangerously misleading statement if ever I heard one? And two, he relies on the experience of using other child vaccines, where any adverse effects are only observed in the first month or two, which should give reassurance that this new, novel vaccine should behave the same. "There is no reason to suspect that the Covid vaccine will be any different to the rest of them."
Let us consider these two assertions more closely. All the tricks of the trade have been used - handsome male, doctor's uniform, obligatory stethoscope - to make the speaker medically credible but no information on his identity or qualifications. He could be an actor for all we know though we must trust that is not the case.
Although it is factually correct to say the liquid in which the laboratory created RNA duplicate is suspended is excreted in time by the body's normal processes, it is wrong to suggest this negates any residual effect. Indeed the product would be quite useless if it didn't! It can only work if it interferes with and permanently changes the body's exquisite immune system at a fundamental and microscopic level in a process that even now is imperfectly understood. The technique is new and experiment, yet it has been recklessly rolled out to millions and is here promoted to children whose bodies are still developing.
The effect on the reproductive system of females is of particular concern. Obviously any adverse effects on ovulation and the developing foetus can not be assessed for years or even decades. It is well known that genetic effects of medications can in fact skip generations, appearing the grandchildren of the treated mother. To recommend a gene altering vaccine to ovulating children without any epidemiological information is nothing short of outrageous.
His second reassurance is deeply controversial. There is a mountain of both anecdotal and statistical evidence of adverse effects of standard childhood vaccinations. High temperature, fever and other serious neurological consequence of vaccines have been reported. The huge increase in affective disorders and autism has been attributed to them (see: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Real-Anthony-Fauci/Robert-F-Kennedy/Children-s-Health-Defense/9781510766808 ) So to use the safety record of long-standing vaccines, to reassure the use of wholly experimental ones on children when they are not even needed is both unethical and reckless.
BACKERS OF THE VACCINE CONFIDENCE PROJECT
'LUMINATE'
"Established in 2018, Luminate is a global philanthropic organisation with the goal of empowering people and institutions to work together to build just and fair societies. We were founded by The Omidyar Group, established by philanthropists Pierre and Pam Omidyar. Pierre is the founder of eBay.
To date, Luminate’s global work has supported 348 organisations, in 17 countries with over $414 million in funding. We focus our efforts on organisations working in countries where the need is most acute, where impacts can be shared across countries, where there are significant time-bound opportunities, and where the greatest impacts can be made. However, we do support organisations outside of our priority countries and regularly review emerging issues and opportunities that may require us to work in new areas.
There are twenty six pages of organisations that have received substantial grants running to hundreds of millions of pounds. We must assume and trust this is all for our betterment. (See: https://luminategroup.com/portfolio?page=26 )
IKEA FOUNDATION
The Swedish furniture group was founded in Sweden in 1943. The Foundation is a more recent off-shoot. It states: "The IKEA Foundation is funded by INGKA Foundation, owner of the Ingka Group of companies. The IKEA Foundation is independent from the retail business with a sole focus on creating brighter lives on a liveable planet through philanthropy and grant-making." Many pages of organisations that have received large grants are listed.
"We are committed to tackling some of the root causes of inequality: poverty, the consequences of climate change, and lack of resources such as clean air, energy and fertile land. Families need both financial stability and a healthy environment if they and their children are to thrive. Improving livelihoods and protecting the planet are inseparable.
"Through our grantmaking, we work with our partners to help people and communities with the fewest resources build livelihoods and support their families. Our learning has been that to create a lasting impact, we need to actively seek ways to engage in dialogue and collaboration with local organisations and communities.
"Beyond our grantmaking, it’s also important that different perspectives and pathways are represented and understood. We are committed to amplifying the voices of partners and local communities to ensure a fair, inclusive and balanced debate around each of the areas where we operate: rural livelihoods, refugee livelihoods, employment and entrepreneurship, access to renewable energy, and climate action." (See: https://ikeafoundation.org/about/ )
In June 2021, Capgemini partners with Sanofi, Orange & Generali to launch Future4care, a European start-up accelerator focused on digital healthcare.[10][11] Capgemini has over 300,000 employees in over 50 countries, of whom nearly 125,000 are in India. (See: In July 2020, Capgemini reported that it has been named as a pioneer in Everest Group's Guidewire IT services called "Guidewire Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2020 – Setting the Key Phase on Cloud."[9]
In June 2021, Capgemini partners with Sanofi, Orange & Generali to launch Future4care, a European start-up accelerator focused on digital healthcare.[10][11] Capgemini has over 300,000 employees in over 50 countries, of whom nearly 125,000 are in India.
As the computer saying goes: "Rubbish in; Rubbish out." Since this so-called 'epidemic' began, I have applied my puny efforts to resist the unjustified, and more important useless, measures introduced by the government. As we now know they were in fact positively harmful across the board. But still the media is addicted to scare-mongering and misleading headlines such as this one. Death and taxes are the only certainties in life. The average age of someone dying with covid is higher than average life expectancy. A positive PCR test proves neither infectivity nor illness and dying from other causes within 28 days of having one means almost nothing. To then infer that "one person a day has died from covid" based on these inputs, is not only fundamentally inaccurate but also highly irresponsible. All those who have contributed to the quite unnecessary national panic, lock-down and vaccination programme, with all their adverse effects, should feel deeply ashamed. VEATERECOSAN
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