World Health Organisation Issues Warning ⛔️

A presenter challenges WHO's warning that COVID-19 isn't over, questioning whether Omicron is truly mild and asking for hospitalization data. He argues pandemic policies have devastated UK small businesses through rising taxes (VAT, corporation tax, national insurance, business rates) and mandates, threatening millions of enterprises.
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So the World Health Organization have just issued a very strong warning, and I think that it is important to listen to these warnings. I have been one trying to campaign to support the small business with all these mandates and lockdowns and imposed rules and regulations which affect trade and mental health and the economy. The World Health Organization have just issued a stark warning that, um, this is not over. It is not over. I think a lot of people generally feel that, um, the variant is very mild. Do you know anyone who has passed away from the variant? Do you know anyone who's had the variant? And do you know, um, how that has affected people? Because I've had thousands of people commenting in my videos, and it seems that the variant does seem to be more mild. I'm not— I, I can only comment on what's going on in the real world. Um, but the head, the leader of the World Health Organization, um, I think is pushing the world leaders to take the variant seriously. And the, um, the crisis and the pandemic is not over. Um, apparently, um, there were 100,000 new cases in Germany in 24 hours. Um, and there in France, there were half a million new daily cases On Tuesday. Now, um, while the variant may prove less severe on average, the narrative that it is a mild disease is misleading. So the World Health Organization are pushing that this is still a killer virus and that we mustn't assume it's over and carry on as normal. He's saying, make no mistake, um, Omicron is causing hospital hospitalizations and deaths, and even the less severe cases are inundating health facilities. So So I don't know if any of you have seen any of the data on the deaths. I think that's important to see. Can any of you share it? I know quite a lot of people now who've had Omicron. A lot of people— it's pretty much gone through my entire office, and no one I know is reporting anything more than just a mild cold. That's not me saying that's what it is, that's just my experience. And most people in my live content is saying the same thing, that You know, it does seem more mild because, you know, look, what about the mental health effects of lockdowns and quarantines and impositions and mandates? What about the economic effect of all of this? Um, because right now VAT is 20%, um, income tax is 45% for the higher band, the, um, corporation tax has gone up from 19 to 25%, dividend tax is going up, business rates are still there, national insurance has gone up. Many small businesses, their ability to trade has been dramatically reduced because of mask wearing and PCR testing, etc. So if it is really serious, obviously the world needs to wake up to that because, you know, that's important. If it isn't really serious, then the world needs to wake up to that. And the reason that I comment on this is because, um, one, I think it's important to use my platform for good. But also I think that it's really important that we get a balanced view of the data and the implications. And I think there's a massive underestimation in governments, from the World Health Organization even, of the knock-on decade-plus effect on mental health, on the economy, on the small business, on employment. And these things don't look like they're being modeled in the same way as just— look, I mean, the World Health Organization here have just talked about cases. Cases and health facilities. They have— there's no— I can't see from the World Health Organization, who are called the World Health Organization, any modeling on, um, post-COVID depression, on maybe the, you know, decades effect on small business, on employers, on employees, on— you know, many people say that most of the economy I've seen Damon John, I've seen Nigel Farage say that pretty much all the public sector is funded by the private sector. Nearly all the economy, the money that's generated in the economy, is from the small businesses that employ, you know, 6 million small businesses nearly in the UK. Yeah, um, okay, look, the, um, HMRC just did give a sort of 28-day extension on paying your tax, although you've still got to pay interest. So come on, And 28-day extension for tax? Come on, when many businesses through December and January lost most of their trade, that doesn't seem right or fair or balanced to me. Anyway, let me know what you think in the comments. What do you agree or disagree with? What's your data and research? I think our voice is important. Like I said, I'm trying to use my platforms to address these, um, moral dilemmas, if you say so. Um, for me, the biggest thing is to campaign to support the small business. So, um, please hit the share button because if we do not support the small business in our country, if we do not loosen the taxes, reduce the taxes, and delay the taxes, and increase the support and the subsidy, there's going to be hundreds of thousands of small businesses wiped out, which means the economy is going to get dramatically hit. Inflation is already really high. The government are printing money for fun and devaluing our— they're basically asset inflation, price inflation, and, you know, the value of our money is going down and down. So the taxes are going up, but the inflation is going up. So the tax we have to pay is going up, but the amount of money we actually have in relative terms is going down. And then all these businesses that lost all that trade in December, where December was their biggest, best month year on year on year on year. Many businesses make nearly all of their profits in December. My friend Gerald Ratner, who was the biggest jeweller in Europe, he said in the jewellery trade, nearly all of his profit for the year is in December. And yet these businesses, their ability to trade is being suffocated. And if that is right, then that is right. If we can get some balanced empirical modelling, data from both sides— what about the mental health? What about the depression? What about the suicides? What about the economic impact? What about the small business impact? What about the employer and the employee impact? What about about all of this. And the World Health Organization in this announcement have said nothing about it. They have said that, um, they're warning world leaders that this is nowhere near over, um, and they're saying that the cases are at record highs and the narrative that this is a mild disease is misleading. Make no mistake, Omicron is causing hospitalizations and deaths. Yeah, but how many? Because surely that's got to be modeled against how many hospitalizations and deaths and darkness and depression is caused If people can't trade and businesses can't run, you can't go out and live a normal life. Someone's just said here the government don't care about people and their mental health. Well, they're having parties, locking us down. So hit the share button, please do that now. If you run a small business or you want to start a small business, tag yourself in and pitch your small business in the comments because I am on a campaign to support the small business owner. And look, there are thousands of you who have commented on my videos, and I want to support you. Next thing is tag a small business owner that you know. You know, gyms, hairdressers, bars, pubs, clubs, shops, restaurants, travel, trade— that has been decimated, decimated. And not enough people are standing up for that. You know, I'm not the only one talking about what's going on in the world. Many of us are. But how many people are campaigning to support the small business? Which I talked to Nigel Farage and he said that really the small businesses look down upon in government, but yet the small business pays all their wages pretty much. It's just mind-boggling. Now, in the UK there's a month delay on the deadline to pay your tax. You won't get penalised, but you will pay interest. Well, thanks. But VAT is still 20%, corp tax is going up from 19% to 25%, income tax has not gone down, national insurance has gone up, business rates are still there. They need to sort this out. They need to support the small business and support the economy because they're not. So hit the share button, tag yourself in and pitch your own small business, tag another small business owner in. So the head of, um, the World Health Organization— yeah, WHO— the head of the World Health Organization has said, I remain particularly concerned about many countries that have low vaccination rates. As people are many times more at risk of severe illness and death if they are unvaccinated. Um, well, there you go, there's some things on that. So apparently there's some record cases in France and Germany. And to finish, the World Health Organization has just warned— World Health Organization warns pandemic is not over amid European record cases. Nowhere near over. And called for world leaders, um, to not overlook the severity of it. Let me know what you think. Apparently, um, the narrative that it's a mild disease is misleading. Apparently, make no mistake, it's causing hospitalizations and deaths. Well, I'd like to know how many are not died of or with manipulation, because you either die of it or you don't die of it. Dying with it is spin. Dying of it because of it is real. So it would be great to see some empirical balanced data and modeling on, um, the consequences of not letting us go back to normal. Let's support the small business. Share this video with as many people as you can. Let's support and campaign the small business. The economy cannot go to shit. A lot of people say, well, it's not just about money. No, the economy creates jobs. Um, you know, it helps improve our health. If our spending power is going down and our taxes are going up and our ability to earn is going down and we're getting hit 3 ways, and then there's all the fear and panic in the media, then, then we could bring in a dark age of 10 years plus of depression, the Great Depression all over again. We've got to speak up about it. So please hit the share button. Thanks for tuning in. Keep the discussion going in the comments. Let me know what you think. Cheers!










