I've just attended the speech by Andrew Bridgen MP on excess deaths since the roll-out of the Covid19 injections in Westminster. The first such debate in a Parliament in the UK, and worldwide. The viewing gallery was full, the chamber almost empty. Is this real democracy?

Robin

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Jaw-dropping watching the BBC out-BBC itself during its coverage of the parliamentary debate on excess deaths today. No fewer than nine egregious slogans were cycled onscreen throughout MP Andrew Bridgen’s speech, presumably in a failed attempt to undermine the many verifiable statements he was making.

An honest media should be functioning as a watchdog; a line of defence between the public and forces of power and influence; holding said forces to account. Not simply acting as a mouthpiece and propaganda arm for them. We’ve seen the results of the latter over the last three years or more, and it has been disastrous.

The public deserve better than this.

See if you can recognise some familiar faces in here, Whitehall, London, 20th October 2023 before the first adjournment debate on excess deaths since the roll-out of the Covid19 injections led by Andrew Bridgen MP, possibly the first such debate in a Parliament worldwide.

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"Three senior Israeli officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, say the role and influence of the US in this war against Hamas are deeper and more intense than any exerted by Washington in the past,” Bloomberg reported on 19 October.
The report claims Washington is looking to “limit casualties among the 2 million civilians who live in Gaza” and whom Israel has terrorized for 14 days straight by dropping thousands of bombs on residential buildings, schools, hospitals, churches, mosques, and civilian convoys.
US planners have thrown their full support behind Israel's campaign of genocide in Gaza as they reportedly share the same goal “of destroying Hamas’s military infrastructure.” Furthermore, plans are being devised by the US for the aftermath of the ground campaign.
These discussions happened during an unprecedented string of visits to Israel by high-ranking US officials, including President Joe Biden, State Secretary Anthony Blinken, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
“In a first, Biden and Blinken sat in on Israel’s war cabinet meetings, helping Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and opposition leader Benny Gantz assess and plan,” the US outlet details.
In the days following the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Tel Aviv promised “coordinated strikes from the air, sea, and land” to eradicate Hamas. However, following the visit by US officials, the Israeli army indicated that the ground operation “might be something different from what you think.”
On Thursday, the Israeli defense minister met with service members stationed near Gaza, telling them to “get organized, be ready” for the offensive. “Whoever sees Gaza from afar now will see it from the inside,” he stressed.
His words came just hours before several factions within the Resistance Axis launched a coordinated attack against Israel and the US army, with missiles launched from Yemen in the direction of Israel, rocket and drone attacks on US bases in Syria and Iraq, anti-tank missiles from the Lebanese border, and a rocket barrage from Gaza towards Israel's southern settlements.
As the threat of a broader conflict grows, the Pentagon has deployed nine warships and thousands of troops to the Israeli coast. Several NATO countries have also deployed troops to Israel and Cyprus in preparation for war."

It's Richard Nixon's Fault
https://youtube.com/watch?v=tLNbmudd3IQ&feature=shared

Parliamentary speech on excess deaths
https://youtube.com/watch?v=97qRUqYLNu0&feature=shared

https://youtu.be/E44Mg67d_no?si=TYt5CVG0LkmYdI47

Hopefully, you’ll all have seen the speech made this afternoon by Andrew Bridgen, MP, in the House of Commons, or at least have the link to watch later.
The public gallery was as full as the guards were willing to allow. Please know there were many others who were denied entry or had not sought to attend.
You can hear the strength of the public support for what he was saying and calling for (a full length debate in the House of Commons).
We were repeatedly hushed by staff attempting to make us abide by rules designed to make sure embarrassing levels of support for or disapproval of what’s being said in the House, is not heard. Yet we respectfully made noise & this is recorded permanently in the parliamentary record. There was only loud clapping and a roar of “hear, hear” and of general approval, which continued for a full half minute.
I wanted those crooks, whether in the chamber or not, to know that we know what they’ve done and we’re here to take back OUR legislature.
Best wishes
Mike

Please examine the footnotes apparently placed there, while Andrew Bridgen was speaking today, over the live broadcast on Parliament TV.
It’s hard to be shocked by the BBC, but this is right up there with the best of their mendacious commentary about everything.
Best wishes
Mike

Andrew Bridgen MP gives short speech outside Parliament after this afternoon's debate on Excess Deaths.

CNN reporter Clarissa Ward gets schooled by Rahma Zein.

"Rafah Crossing point right Now. A voice of the truth."

[Oct 20, 2023, photojournalist Walid Mahmoud on Twitter]

With English subtitles. [Slightly imperfect. Thank you Saniya Khan.]