Passing Observations 252

June 28, 2004 by Doctor Vernon Coleman

1. There have been a few modestly warm days recently, but in the middle of June 2024 the official temperature for the warmest part of England was a shivery four degrees C at night and a brisk eight degrees C during the daytime. (When we started to shiver we put our central heating back on.) And yet we were being told that the temperature was above normal for the time of the year. If you don’t know what is going on please watch my video entitled `The Covid Genocide Unravels’. You’ll find the scary explanation for the changes in our weather at the end of the video. And, of course, the explanation has absolutely nothing to do with cars, cows, aeroplanes or volcanoes. click here to watch the video.

2. Best case scenario in the UK’s election would be a Parliament full of independent (non-party) MPs. That’s not going to happen. Second best scenario: a coalition between Tories and Reform. There is no other acceptable result. Worst case scenario: coalition between Labour and Liberal Democrats.

3. It is now almost impossible to go for a walk anywhere in England without coming across out of control off the lead dogs. No one gives a damn about people who are nervous of dogs or who dislike being bitten. And the police don’t seem aware of the law which makes it an offence if anyone reports that they were alarmed, upset or nervous because of a dog in any public place. Anyone bitten by a dog should make a formal complaint to the police and sue the owner for vast sums in damages.

4. About ten million gullible and possibly insane people in Britain now take a statin every day. I look forward to seeing the research which confirms that it is safe to take one of these drugs together with a covid-19 vaccine. I wrote about the risks with statins in the 1990s and I haven’t changed my mind about them.

5. A nurse has been suspended for six months for taking two headache tablets without permission. On the other hand not one nurse has been suspended for injecting patients with the covid-19 vaccine – a product known to be useless and dangerous.

6. Four years ago Amazon used to regularly give me awards for being one of their top 100 authors. Today, after four years of lies and libels on mainstream media and the internet, I doubt if I am in their top million authors. You can read more about how the authorities suppress the truth in my book `Truth Teller: The Price’ which is available via the bookshop on www.vernoncoleman.com

7. If you have two locks on a door you can confuse burglars by locking just one of them. The burglar will spend hours on them both. But he will be unlocking one and locking the other.

8. Net immigration figure for Britain show that the country has 1.9 million more people than it had three years ago – most of them in England which has for years been the most overcrowded country in the world (excluding a few oddities such as Monaco). That’s nearly two million people wanting health care, space on the roads and fresh drinking water. It’s nearly two million more people using the country’s Victorian sewers. And the 1.9 million figure is the net immigration figure. Actually around three million people came into the country (most of them attracted by free money and free housing) and one million (hard working taxpayers left) left to go somewhere less crowded. Britain is doomed.

9. More than 380,000 British patients have had to wait more than two months to start their cancer treatment. That’s an utter disgrace and yet another sign that Britain has no effective health care. And I don’t think that is an accident. These days health care is designed to kill not to cure. (bold print mine-Edwin)

10. In the dark and distant days when I was not considered too dangerous by the media I made four television series based on my book Bodypower. Two of the series were for the BBC and the other two were for ITV. All the programmes now seem to have disappeared. What a surprise. But you can buy the book (which is subtitled `secret of self-healing’) through the bookshop on www.vernoncoleman.com

11. My warning about an explosion in the number of diabetics (which I first issued in 1988 in my book `The Health Scandal’) is now horribly true. There are already 5.6 million diabetics in Britain. And another 3.6 million are at risk of developing diabetes. The covid-19 jab has accentuated the problem caused by the fact that diabetes is inherited.

12. It’s good to see that someone at the International Energy Agency has a sense of humour. The IEA says that there is going to be a glut of oil as people drive electric cars. Actually, people don’t want electric cars. They’re crappy and people prefer diesel or petrol vehicles (known as `proper’ vehicles). Besides, if everyone drives an electric car there won’t be any electricity left for heating and cooking. And there won’t be a glut of oil because banks and other financial institutions daren’t support oil exploration. Maybe the IEA is just doing a little gas-lighting to improve its popularity with the climate change nutters.

13. AI is a getting sillier by the day. Apparently, Apple smart phones can now send automatic replies to emails. And then, presumably, the recipient’s phone replies to the automatic email. And so on ad infinitum. The people who own the phones communicate with one another without having to read or write what is being said in their name. How long will it be before a phone asks another phone to marry it? Or the boss’s phone fires everyone because they’re no longer needed. Oh what fun.

14. A growing number of councillors are either permanently unemployed or are school teachers. The real problem, of course, is that most councillors are part of the establishment. They are so ignorant that they believe in climate change and vaccination and the Great Reset and Net Zero.

15. In view of my vast age, I had an unsigned letter today inviting me to book my spring covid-19 vaccination (except they put the covid bit in capitals to make it look more important). The anonymous sender tells me that having the vaccine will reduce my risk of serious illness, which is surprising. Odd thing is that the letter was dated 10th June 2024. Someone should tell the NHS that spring has been over for a while. But the really worrying thing is that just about everyone with any sort of brain now recognises that the covid-19 vaccine is deadly as well as useless. I’m now waiting to get an NHS letter inviting me to have my blood letting session.

16. Dumping old press cuttings I see that it is 60 years since I started to run a night club in Birmingham. It was called The Gallows and since I couldn’t afford one of those glitter balls, I borrowed the medical school epidiascope to show histology slides on the ceiling. I also showed old Buster Keaton movies upside down though I can’t remember why. I remember I had to pop out of the club some evenings because I was also second string drama critic for the Birmingham Post. After I stupidly did an interview for the Light Programme on the BBC and mentioned the epidiascope, the Dean invited me to a one on one interview in his study. Fortunately, they didn’t throw students out so easily in those days and I survived the encounter.

17. The Welsh Nationalists wants Wales to go back into the European Union. It’ll be fun to see how that works out. And I hate to be brutally honest about this, but why would the EU want Wales? I’ve also seen a rumour that some Welsh nationalists want Wales to be given some of the money that would have been spent on the aborted railway line HS2 because it didn’t go to Wales.

18. I’m happy, by the way, to support the campaigns for Scottish and Welsh independence if it means English taxpayers don’t have to subsidise those countries.

19. `When a well packaged web of lies has been sold gradually to the masses over generations, the truth will seem utterly preposterous and its speaker a raving lunatic.’ – Dresden James

20. I have noticed that a growing number of people have `she/her’ or `he/him’ after their name to indicate their preferred pronouns. I’m desperately waiting to see someone select she/him or he/her. That’ll be fun. As the insanity unravels we must find our amusements where we can.

21. You can easily tell just how many brazen, out and out fascists there are in the UK today. They’re the ones with orange posters for the Liberal Democrats displayed in their windows or in their gardens.