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Mar 21, 2023Liked by Peter Halligan

Video By Sai. Audio Only. With Subtitles:

• 1 hour and 30 minutes at https://rumble.com/v2a3clg-sai-former-director-of-end-of-life-care.html

https://web.archive.org/web/https://rumble.com/v2a3clg-sai-former-director-of-end-of-life-care.html

For those not familiar with Sai, he wrote the thread Peter is referring to. Sai is a NHS Former Director of End of Life Care. And former NHS Professional.

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TBC = To be continued.

Brilliant post from this man. Thanks for talking about it.

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Thank you for posting this horror exposure.

A day of legal reckoning is way too long overdue, for every single one of these evil miscreants. World over.

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https://www.foxnews.com/video/6318756985112

UNBELIEVABLE!!!

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My face of shock :>|

and from a WaPo medic too.

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My ex m-i-l died in May last year. No respiratory probs at all. Elderly, 81, fell out of bed, was ok but had ache in abdomen. Family got her to hospital to be checked over. x-ray showed hairline crack on pelvis so she was admitted. Before she was, she had to be tested and yes, she came out positive. Family banned for 10 days from visiting. When they did get in, she looked totally dishevelled, unwashed, laid drugged up to the eyeballs. She had not eaten or drank much as dozing when food or drinks brought and taken away or maybe not even put on table. Then she developed pneumonia, hospital acquired, I assume. Family very angry, got her out to a hospice where she picked up with proper care and attention but too much damage done and she died at the end of the week. Death cert written out as Covid being cause.

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Thanks just wondering as I try and defend my very un-mainstream C19 science opinions to my scientist wife using Substack. Seems like I need at least three references around here! LOL

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No problem. My background is at all levels of investment management, culminating in analysing large cash, liability driven, fixed income, passive, transition and target date fund managers, (using a business/staff/process/risk/compliance/performance/other/overall rating template) at the individual product level so that recommendations of best fit could be made to large State/Corporate pension funds.

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I saw a video on Bitchute the other day on the subject of UK Gov steering pension fund investors away from safe things they normally put money in to Venture capital and "Green" agenda stuff. He was extremely concerned thinking this was reckless. Knowing interest rates kept low since 2008, no money in pot for all the people. Not just UK but Europe also. One reason to dispense with useless eaters. Do you have any knowledge of this?

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I observed much of the growth in ESG policies amongst investment managers following demands by corporate and local authority pension fund trustees. "green" policies and funds only ever reduced returns and increased risks to investments that I could see. The venture capital stuff goes into a bucket called "alternative investments" - which grew from the hedged fund - 2% flat fee + 20% of excess returns. The alternatives were intended to negatively correlate with traditional assets of bonds, equity and real estate - hence at the least, reducing risk (as measured by the variability of returns).

Low interest rates (ZIRP and even NIRP) followed by money printing, IMHO, are pseudo MMT policies (policies that can only result in the mantra of "pay no taxes, do no work, print money") - these policies destroy economies by replacing all value and hard work with 1's and 0's.

Insane.

Green policies have one rational core - that of not being a dirty citizen. No green eco warrior ever invented anything that improved anyone's standard of living or health, they simply prevent activity and choke off development that would occur if they would just get out of the way.

Did you know the Dutch now have a Minister of Nitrogen who is making the decisions to shut down Dutch farms - Dutch farms are the world's 2nd largest food exporter - every farm shut down will result in 10,000 deaths of (mostly children) dying of hunger, somewhere in the world - if not directly, then from knock on effects. more madness.

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Thanks for the insight into your career.

Goes such a long way to explain your prodigious output of facts in such a clear & concise way. Also the pointer to your tremendous analytical skills!

Thanks for all of your posts! Cheers! 1Love!

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Yes, ridiculous appointment. They have plans to build this tri-state mega city too. Tonight I listened about Janet Yelland saying by Jan 19th, US will have reached the top of their debts. I'd no idea 3 years ago of who owned and controlled the world. What is being orchestrated is truly evil and majority have no clue and still believe that we live in a democracy with a government that is loyal to the country and it's people. But what can people do to stop this even if they get made aware? I listened to a man who researched what was required, metals, minerals, etc. to electrify transport, trains, buses, lorries on a global scale. He said no-one yet had done it. Copper mines in existance today only had 20% of the quantity required for all batteries required and it would take 40 years to extract all of that! Just one example. I think the figure of 30,000 farms to go in Netherlands was mentioned. That could then equate to 300,000,000! I'm sure they have done the numbers on this.

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Hi Peter, are you by chance the same Dr. Peter Halligan of Cardiff, Wales? Thanks for your writing here!

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No I am not. I have no medical training or background at all. He looks like a highly qualified and respected figure. I hope he has not had to say the same of me!

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