2026-06-26
Ask the wrong questions, get the wrong answers.
What part of this simple principle don't we get?
That they continue to ask the wrong questions simply proves that either they are stupid, or that they don't want the right answers. Either way, I'm done with them.
Take for example Baroness Hallett's Covid Inquiry. Vastly expensive Covid enquiry.
There are so many layers here to unpack that I hesitate to begin such a mammoth undertaking, but I'll make a start just to make it obvious.
Let's ask the first questions:
Why was all previous pandemic preparedness planning immediately thrown out of the window in 2019/2020?
In hindsight, was that a good decision?
Did the good Baroness investigate these questions:
Who was pushing for the new draconian measures and what track record of competence did they have? (Tedros of the WHO - not even medically qualified)
Were there others who proposed less oppressive measures that could be used and what track record did they have? (Yes there were and their track record was exemplary)
How sensible was it to expect vaccine development/testing (normally a multi-year project) to be accomplished at "warp speed" with new untested technology. How could it possibly be "safe and effective" for immediate global distribution?
Fortunately we didn't have to wait for the good Baroness, as others quickly stepped up to investigate these matters (as we reported at the time).
If I (and many others) knew back in 2021, then why didn't she know in 2025/26?
