“If you believe what you like in the Gospels, and reject what you don’t like, it is not the Gospel you believe, but yourself.”
PETER HITCHENS: The Government’s National Panic Service is being used to keep us in a condition of perpetual alarm about coronavirus
Submitted by LocutusOP on Sat, 08/08/2020 - 20:02
Author:
Trevor Jones , Frances, Ashley F, william, David Whalley, Jeffrey Nicholas , Phil Beckley
Date:
Saturday, August 8, 2020 - 20:00
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Dear Peter,
Thank you for being the only journalist in the UK and maybe the world actually reporting facts big crush on you at the moment :)
Posted by: Frances | 02 August 2020 at 09:59 AM
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I have known only.a few C19 sufferers and all 3 were hospitalised and quite unwell. None were elderly or unwell though one was obese. I may have known others who have no idea they had it and were quite well, thank you. This is the difficulty of C19. It can affect the well severely but not commonly. Is this worth locking down for? I can't believe so.
Posted by: Ashley F | 02 August 2020 at 10:05 AM
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If you’re old enough you can well understand how it is that utterly useless people get to run health boards and quangos and the like however, how someone as woke, politically correct and feeble as Welby can rise to his exalted position is a very curious state of affairs. How does it happen? How can someone like this rise all the way from humble beginnings right to the very top without being rumbled? Unless they’re all in it together. Which wouldn’t surprise me.
Posted by: william | 02 August 2020 at 10:07 AM
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I recently gave blood and have just received my £60 fine from the venue's car park operator after driving 20 miles to donate. My fault I should have noted the restrictions but if its going to be so much trouble and money (donate blood at a venue who nakes money off the parking charges of donors) to donate it's not surprising so few people do.....this session was the closest to me on a day I wasn't working.
I won't be putting myself out for a while now.
(Thanks to Crewe Alexaxndra and their Parking Eye allies for the fine)
Posted by: Ashley F | 02 August 2020 at 10:13 AM
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Repeating the quote I included at end of my comments to your article last week:
Just as pertinent this week:-
Albert Camus (1913 -1960) 'The welfare of humanity is always the Alibi of Tyrants'.
Posted by: David Whalley | 02 August 2020 at 10:21 AM
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**The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, is, in my view, prissy, pathetic and political.**
That is praise way too high Mr Hitchens. This man (Welby) who is endowed with grand titles such as principal leader and symbolic head of the Church of England represents? … erh... Nothing. He hangs like a wet tissue on garden fence blowing and swaying in the gentle breeze. What hope, belief and conviction can he offer to the few left in the dwindling numbers in the church congregations? Absolutely none. Unfortunately, all that he represents is another symbol of this weak and woke society which is withering like a discarded Christmas tree lying in a bleak London back alley in January.
Posted by: William | 02 August 2020 at 10:32 AM
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But yoi still think it wasn't planned?
Posted by: Jeffrey Nicholas | 02 August 2020 at 10:34 AM
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I wanted to share a concern I feel about the inappropriate and possibly harmful effects of wearing a face mask, now much more common for example where I live (Bury, Lancashire) after being made compulsory in shops. I am now seeing many more young people and children wearing masks; which in practice are now worn on the way to do shopping, not just while in shops. The effect on children especially can only be harmful, especially in reducing oxygen levels in the blood. More worrying even than this was the sight of a pregnant woman in a mask. I worry that a lower level of oxygen in the woman's bloodstream might have a harmful effect on the unborn baby. Surely this is one case where a "better safe than sorry" attitude would be a good idea. Government should make it clear that children and pregnant women should not wear masks.
Posted by: Phil Beckley | 02 August 2020 at 10:35 AM
Own comment:
No matter how bad things are at your end, you can almost always rely on going to Peter Hitchens to let you know that things in the U.K. are that little bit (or much) worse.
The rot in the U.K. is not just political. It is religious, as much as it is social and everything in between.
If Peter Hitchens' commenters represent the general mood - and I am sure they don't - then this Covid-19 hoax has fooled only a few. Sadly, most do not read him and many who do probably block out the uncomfortable facts he presents and questions he poses.
It's strange that a man with such a questioning mind can remain an Anglican, but I suppose that is where bad old patriotism/nationalism claims its victims, in this case through centuries of distortion and lies to create national myths to entrap people into an organisation founded upon one of the most violent series of events in human history.
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It is incredulous that GPs are sending text messages telling people to 'do your bit'. Peter Hitchens is absolutely correct when he says that people are behaving like trained hunters. The reported 'rise in infections' is entirely false and now resembles a cross between Orwell's Big Brother and Stalinist Soviet Union.
Posted by: Trevor Jones | 02 August 2020 at 09:52 AM