What you see are a lot of perfectly healthy people who did not take the shot and at the same time, you notice an awful lot of vaccinated people died of COVID.

Woah, five months later, look around, and honestly, it's hard to find a single pile of corpses in the street. Severe illness and death for the unvaccinated. President Joe Biden speaks Friday, April 22, 2022, at Green River College in Auburn, Wash., south of Seattle. For unvaccinated, we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death for unvaccinated for themselves, their families and the hospitals they'll soon overwhelm. Remember this clip from December when Joe Biden informed you gravely that you probably weren't going to make it through the long winter? Merry Christmas, everyone.īIDEN: It's here now and is spreading and it's going to increase. That's America's public health establishment, making it up as they go along and yelling at you ceaselessly as they do and as they have for years. Instead, we're merely in what he called a 'different moment' of the pandemic, but Fauci emphasized with total self-confidence, not a hint of self-awareness, 'by no means does that mean the pandemic is over.' Following this? That was Tony Fauci's position yesterday in that PBS interview and then today we awoke to sunny skies on the East Coast and a brand-new version of Tony Fauci because, in fact, Tony Fauci explained in yet another interview, this one to the Associated Press, that the coronavirus pandemic is not over. The people in lab coats did it, and they were the exact people you were supposed to be able to trust, but you couldn't because they lied to you a lot, and they still are lying to you. The timeshare guy, whatever his obvious faults, didn't do any of that. Obviously, he is, but is he the one who shut your kid's school down for two years for no reason? Is he the one who forced you to take untested drugs that you didn't want? Is he the one who demanded you stay home in fear, even as he applauded, unmasked BLM rioters, torching buildings in cities across America? No, he's not. In fact, after all we've seen, ask yourself, who would you be more likely to trust: some guy selling discount timeshares in Cabo? Or a self-described epidemiologist appearing on MSNBC? It's not even close. We need credible public health authorities, but we don't have them. I’m hugely grateful to all our staff who are working extremely hard in difficult circumstances to process claims at pace.At this point, it's almost impossible to take any of these people seriously and that is not a good thing. We are taking urgent action to boost capacity, including moving 10,000 existing staff to work on new claims with 1,000 already in place, and will recruit a further 1,500 staff to aid the effort. The work and pensions secretary, Thérèse Coffey, said: “The system is standing up to the challenge, but with a tenfold increase in claims it is inevitable that there are pressures on our services. The chancellor, Rishi Sunak, is due to give more details of support for the country’s 5 million self-employed people later today, which may halt the rise in claims. He said the department had so far redeployed 1,500 members of staff to help with universal credit claims, and the aim was to increase this to 3,900 by the end of the week. On Wednesday the DWP’s top civil servant, Peter Schofield, told MPs that processing universal credit claims had become the department’s main focus. The DWP said on Thursday claimants could ask for an appointment by going back online and adding a note in their journal. People have been contacting is to us to ask what is going on as they are finding it impossible to get through,” she said.

“Universal credit claimants have to make this appointment within 30 days of them completing their applications, and for the claim to be approved, the interview must happen. She said the lack of call handlers is particularly affecting those applying for employment and support allowance, those with a disability or health condition, which rely on a phone call. Many are also coming up against the problem that those with savings of more than £16,000 are not entitled to universal credit.Īnna Stevenson, a welfare and benefits expert at the financial charity Turn2Us, said claimants had been contacting the charity to report the problem, fearful that this will hold up the payments they are due. The fear is that the system will be swamped unless the rules are changed. Claimants already faced five-week waits for payments to be processed in normal times.

Almost impossible