I feel bad for them. They should have invited andrew bridgen for a chat.

Maybe some extra boosters just to be sure they're safe

Why wouldn’t they?

@@robambrose4199 Where can I read his peer-reviewed medical studies? Because he's totally not another pseudoscientist running a profitable grift.

@@paulgibbon5991 anyone trotting out the peer reviewed nonsense generally has no idea what peer review entails and generally hasn't got a a science subject at GCSE 🙄

Weird how in all the massive conspiracy they ended up in court... Someone really dropped the ball on that one!

And?

@@Dylanesque ? No investigation? No lockdowns? No wall to wall media coverage? No public outcry? Higher death count than during 'pandemic'! Why aren't people demanding answers? SILENCE.

So we should all work together to condemn the tories for decimating the NHS and closing crucial services during lockdown, which is what led to so many unnecessary deaths, right? No? Oh okay then, make your case for what you think is causing it. I'll listen.

​@@Dylanesqueand... I will chuck dirt on your box while you wonder what the living are up to

@@arlrb76 Are you unwell?

Please Dom Jolly - please BBC 🙏

2 Deep State millionaires pretending the Deep State doesn't exist

@@jasonsmith902probably yes

Yeah, gaslighting

Literally saved more lives and improved the health and sanitation of more people and countries than any human that's ever lived but ok 😂

@@GordyB666 🤣🤣🤣☠️

@@mikealls8938 I appreciate facts are triggering to some 🤣🤣🤣

@@mikealls8938 🤡🐑 Alert!!! He needs a booster I’m sorry mate

Please let us know where this evidence is available.

What evidence is there for that? 😂 The companies that made the vaccine *all* had to go through the approval process. They didn't approve it themselves and release it. So no, There is absolutely zero evidence that the companies put profits before product safety, because they had no control over the release.

@Neil how about the British medical journal article, entitled, the illusion of evidence based medicine? You could start there.

@@davidhodgson4685that’s an opinion piece which in no way backs up the claim in your original comment. I guess you’re one of those people that hang on every word spoken by John Campbell.

@@neilthorpe7650 The British Medical Journal certainly wouldn't publish any old opinion.

😂

Congrats. An terrible person said something that happens to be true ....and?

What is a conspiracy theory?​@@emuman09

He can't even clean his own windows

In comparison with 99% of the world billionaires he is altruistic. Where did you get you Bill Gates conspiracy from?

They are corruption deniers

if you disagree with right wing opnion.....you are conspiracy theorist

And left

If it's not backed up by any evidence, or if there's a load of evidence that seems to show your opinion to be incorrect, then yeah

You can have your own opinions. But you can’t have your own facts.

I heard rumours that phones can be connected to other transmitters. But that's not plausible, it's got to be the Big Vague Conspiracy.

😂

Erm probably something to do with a virus that was killing people? Just a thought. Times the special bus picking you up?

Excess deaths for....?

​@@David-le7jy the years 2022 - now....

​@@HALFTONE44explaining what you mean by 'excess deaths' might help.

​@@Humanimal47excess death compared to previous years pre covid ,there's a huge spike of non covid related deaths ,excess deaths

They are fully liable?

@@ed1726 News to me. 1986 saw the end of vaccine makers being liable for their products. The experimental covid gene therapy products are even more protected by the PREP Act in the USA and similar in UK and EU.

​@@ed1726no they're not u melon....

@@mrlegkick91 they are you tomato.

🍉vs🍅

I disagree. Life is harder when you question the narrative,

Or very easy as you refuse to learn and widen your perspective...

Dont say that the sky man will punish you

I feel a “smite pending” in the air.

It is okay if you talk to a magic sky man, it is not okay if the magic sky man talks to you. In that case, seek help.

O'Brien has never acknowledged Gates associating with Epstein after his conviction and after he started to get bad press again for his 'activities'.

@@alcidesforever that'll be the Christians mate

Not a great deal ! 😊

_What the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth... About 6 months_ is obviously catchy, it misrepresents how information and evidence are vetted in reality. Conspiracy theories rarely turn into verified truths; instead, they often thrive on misinformation and speculative thinking. Always prioritise evidence-based information from credible sources over unfounded theories.

@@hjkr7528 Exactly. Getting vaccinated wasn't just about giving yourself a better chance of reducing symptoms and not ending up in hospital, less severe symptoms would mean less chance of passing it on to others and lower chance of you ending up needed medical help and putting strain on the health service. Deliberately not getting vaccinated means you're either an anti vaxxer, or you don't give a toss about your fellow human beings or society. Or both. I don't think anyone should be surprised for being judged based on those facts.

Release the list 😉

Conspiracy theorist 😂

@@ronnymorts 🤣🤣

I can't follow this sort of reasoning. It's like you're saying that because there are rich people that conspire ro do bad things, that it's therefore reasonable to believe things before they're supported by sufficient evidence. But that makes no sense.

@@drummingtildeath 'If one thing proves correct, ALL things I believe are correct'.

These 2 are propping up the establishment

​@@evolassunglasses4673 are you a scientologist?

😅😅😅

everybody sussed it yrs ago. crona bug was a scam , no question

Everything’s a theory until it’s truth , it’s when one gets actively silenced doubt proceeds , then guilt ..

They are propping up the establishment at all costs

The conspiracy bunch are. Icke friends with scientology jewellery heir John Mappin who flew a Q flag on his Camelot castle hotel and supported Trump. Mappin of Turning point uk and Farage. No not connected to establishment and helping to cover up the government at all....

Lying Politicians getting caught out is not a conspiracy theory. The key point being they get caught lying and the EVIDENCE proves they lied. 5G masts being constructed to turn everyone in Guildford into a leopard seal is a conspiracy because there's NO EVIDENCE it's "a thing"

i officially ignore government from jan 20.. looks like i was right to.

@@chefblanc Do you also "officially" ignore basic English grammar as well?

Why would they? The vaccines doesn't cause any of them. Your risk of myocarditis is higher from contracting covid than it is from the vaccine and the 'sudden death' thing is completely made up. For that one conspiracy theorists just found a bunch of stories about people who have died suddenly, then claimed 'SEEE! TEH VAXXINE CUASES SUDEN DEAF SYNDRONE!!!!!' without any evidence whatsoever to back it up. Some of the examples used are from people who hadn't had the vaccine

Exactly - most conspiracy theories about the vax are now proven true.

'course not, they do what they're told

A comedian keeping it light. By the way, what data do you have to substantiate the claim that the excess deaths are due to covid vaccines?

Why not present your evidence that it is a widespread issue? Instead of just moaning that they don't talk about, why not present the evidence that you think needs discussing?

Agreed. Considering they had the most up to date information on everything why weren't they quaking? Because they knew it was all a hoax with midazolam and morphine and awful policies killing off vast swathes of sick elderly people. Many put on end of life pathways just for having a positive covid test.

Don't question anything, consume and do as instructed. Anything else makes you a conspiracy theorist. You were instructed to ignore the evidence of your eyes and ears, it was the party's final most essential command.

@@cosmos237 The only thing dumber than blind belief is blind disbelief.

The Tories embody the saying "Don't attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity." They were morons who thought the rules only applied to little people. One of the biggest arguments against a conspiracy is the degree of competence and organisation it would have required from Boris Johnson.

@@paulgibbon5991 it's called scepticism. It's the basis upon which all knowledge is gained. Science as opposed to the sCiEnCe™, was based upon this very principle.

And you believe Nick Hancock and big Phama?

​@@evolassunglasses4673and you aren't about truth of freedom of choicd.

5 years is a very specific number. How did you come to that?

O'Brien has never acknowledged Gates associating with Epstein after his conviction and after he started to get bad press again for his 'activities'.

All else fails blame the poors😂

Yes, he’s deliberately using “nutters” to dismiss people who had genuine concerns about the safety of the jab, including many Doctors like John Campbell & Robert Malone.

No. Maybe listen again if that's what you got.

@@rustcohle6241 It would be reasonable for you to follow the worldwide, non-contentious, consensus of experts. Not pick one or people on the fringe and then self declare yourself as reasonable while providing zero justification.

More likely to, yes.

100% - Jolly is a Gaslighting Toff.

The idea of questioning acts of those in power in a civilised way should never be disallowed/censored

The tinfoil hatters are anything but civilised, but the system's always found ways to use people who think they're opposing it

@@daryl9915 if you can talk to someone and in turn present others that that person really knows nothing, do that, or ignore, but don’t put a muzzle on their mouth. I see hundreds of incorrect ideas being shared online which i could put a box around and call conspiracy theories(in the blanket negative way you perceive the word), but I understand any attempt to silence legal discourse/ideas of which i despise often, isn’t British.

MR Wilkinson. What does intelligence have to do with somebody who claims to have seen extraterrestrial spacecraft.... Like myself. Somebody who had a witness and a science degree. All of these conspiracies come back to one thing. Human corruption. It's very simple. The leaders of the world are truly corrupt.

I love it when they call people sheep, then act exactly sheepish, bleating about their own conspiracy theories between themselves

Name and shame.

But this is common, and not surprising. How many of your family and friends (yourself) will actually follow (doggedly) the advice of another informed person (doctor, engineer, reputable financial planner (with many references) ? And how many of these persons would discard this advice but adopt the recommendations of strangers (social media)? The reason for this is people are inherently lazy - instead of changing or doing something a little difficult; they will seek the words of another that supports their own ignorant beliefs. …. but we are the most intelligent of all species??? (How many insects recommend to the other insects that if you remain on a hot surface ? (light bulb, stove plate, fire, under the concentrated sunlight beam of a magnifying glass)

​@jeremyreid9582 we are out sheeping the sheep. Talking about doctors, the next time you go, and give him your symptoms, just watch what he does. Straight on the computer to Google. You can do that yourself but, it'll only guide you to pharmaceutical products not natural remedies. Profit over cure.

Show me evidence that mrna is safe in pregnancy? O wait it doesn't exist.

Well that's one way of thinning out the herd.

My wife and I did too but bizarrely the food was fantastic!

My neighbour went to school with James O'Brien, she said that James crawled up to teachers and was a nasty playground bully. It seems that nothing has changed, James O'Brien crawls to the Global bosses and belittles callers on the phone.

@@hjkr7528 Believe what you like.

​@@andrew6382and my neighbour went to school with James and as per him, James was not like that . How do we decide now ? Do we have a tie ? 😂😂

@@rahulsmishra I can only speak on behalf of my neighbour lol. It's like the kid in school some people think said kid is cool other's seem him as something else.

The vast majority of the medical profession believe they are safe and a valuable tool in ending COVID. What more do you want?

No, of course you don't

Why would you worry about the vaccine? Every consultant I know (and my partner is one) has had it and all the boosters and given it to their children. They actually understand the science and have no qualms whatsoever.

Well , it killed my dad after causing an extremely rare cancer last summer . So, if they've made it past the 2 year mark, they might be ok

@@zapre2284killed my dad too. 9 months after the jab it caused him to be hit by a bus.

And you believe Nick Hancock and big Phama.

@@evolassunglasses4673Nick Hancock? 😂

If big pharma says the earth is round these people think the opposite therefore must be true yeah

@@evolassunglasses4673 Big pharma once told me that 1 + 1 = 2. Maths is faaaaaaake! 😭

​​@@evolassunglasses4673Big pharma is the only reason your not rocking back and forth, drolling in a corner with one of your legs rotting off.

What this guy is doing is equivalent to rating a whole tv series after only watching 20 minutes of Season 7 episode 4 😄

Some of the things they touched on are legitimate, to put all this information into a box that says “conspiracy theorist” is just wrong. Flat earth is ridiculous and incomparable to soros/gates/corporate control which is very real.

This was scary AF when I tried it. It's like a headless chicken - it doesn't care what it shows you, it just wants to keep you scrolling and seeing ads for as long as possible, even if that's promoting the absolute cesspit of human nature and the Internet

Never going to happen, James has never said sorry for that either. He made a mint out of and so did Labour MP's. James was getting moist when Tory MPs were being arrested.

Pretty much. 'All the actual bad stuff isn't happening because some people believe Jeremy Hunt is a lizard.'

Well, then you should have been rich, they seemed to do alright out of it.

So sorry to read this. What happened to you? How are you now?

@@mrstephenpariah and now cockney rhyming slang. What a Jeremy

Not a conspiracy as such: just a complete lack of joined up thinking by a government of empty shells.

Yeah its not like there is a covid lab in wuhan that covid could have escaped from is it? ....oh wait, yes there is, but lets invesigate the meme that Finland doesnt exist and pretend all conspiracy theories are this crazy because O'Brien and Jolly got fooled by not seeing the actual conspiracies.

So they make a brand of it.

I would call what Alex Jones makes as obscene and dangerous.

you don't need a conspiracy when people's agendas for each other.

yeah. james doesn't know his Carl beach from his covid mate.. james is always right 😂 you guys are in the o Brian grifter cult.

Eric dubay started it.....he's a con artist who doesn't beleive it himself he just says that sort of thing to make money out of online blogs and videos

“Is that the butcher? Can you knock me up some massive bones please? I need to bury them in Peru this weekend”.

Maybe one day the Office for National Statistics will provide us with some information about this based on the data they have, as there isn't exactly very much effort obviously being made to do this at the moment

Myocarditis rates are through the roof.

What is the current level of excess deaths?

@@MrMargaretScratcher I wonder if anyone actually knows the answer to this question? I remember Andrew Bridgen arguing we don't actually know how many excess deaths there were in 2021 because there are still some deaths not recorded due to awaiting an inquest

If you Google the excess deaths 2023 UK, the national statistics don't show any excess deaths for the 5 year average. It is rather lower because of the covid deaths. Where do you get the numbers?

You are a corruption denier.

You believe Nick Hancock said Johnson and Johnson lol

People tried to warn you 3 years ago I suggest you take your head out the sand and start listening now.

The Iraq war. We now know there was absolutely no evidence of weapons of mass destruction. Which was the reason for invading. That’s one conspiracy theory that turned out to be true…

Sausage

Your dad added years to your life with that advice. 😅

Nick Hancock and big Phama are not your friends

@@evolassunglasses4673what’s your beef with Nick Hancock?

"Never argue with an idiot, they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience" - Mark Twain

Thanks for the ending my Dad never told me that part.@@barryboom717

Isn't that just the benefit of hindsight though? How are we supposed to decide before we fully understand the risks of a virus? Surely if we go with your method of only requiring vaccines for the elderly and vulnerable, then we would be in a lot of trouble of the virus mutated into something really nasty. The consequences of getting this wrong could be extremely dire if a nasty enough virus comes along. What's worse, a government that pushes (but doesn't force) us to take a vaccine with a very small risk, or a government that risks everything rather than follow the medical advice given by experts?

I, and nearly everyone I know, got vaccinated. And I know a few people who didn’t get vaccinated. People from both groups have had Covid, but no one died fortunately and no one was dragged away to be forcibly vaccinated. What’s the problem?

Vaccines have been given to healthy people 99% of the time and there were already rules restricting travel or employment on some scale for refusers.

@@PutinWearsPigozhinsWigs. sorry for your loss, bro 🙁. I wonder what the stats are for unvaccinated people who died vs vaccinated people who died? If only there was some source of worldwide, instantly accessible information which I could be bothered to use to find out (😉). It would be fun to see what antivaxxers would twist out of those facts.

@@humanpotatoes4958 They've never even heard of the Vaccine Paradox/Simpson's Paradox, and their go-to sources and gatekeepers certainly don't want them to know about them, so they'd twist the facts like a pretzel falling into a supermassive black hole.

Orange man bad

@@arlrb76 Words to live by.

@@iain_nakada it is what it is. Well it is what it is because he is who he is. That's why it is why it is. Brandon 2024 🇺🇲

*Conspiracies

Or the conspiracy to pretend that there is a conspiracy as opposed to whatever the government is actually doing publically.

We’re all vulnerable to believing untruths, even the propagators.

You are a corruption denier.

​@@Silks-look Sweden didn't even lockdown.

@@evolassunglasses4673 what took you to that conclusion?

The greatest conspiracy theory was to think brexit was the best thing for this country 😂

Yes, Matt Hancock and Big Phama are your friends lol

@@evolassunglasses4673 Big Pharma make gazillions from the drugs needed to treat the unvaccinated.

Where did covid come from ?

@@nancyjackson3909 Massive massive incompetence. From many people who were supposed to keep new viruses in check and eliminate them before they spread everywhere.

@@nancyjackson3909 why don't you tell us Nancy?

Have you some examples?

This is the usual quality of comment you can expect from conspiracy theorists. No substance whatsoever.

More like a few years - Hillsborough? Contaminated blood? BSE/CJD?… etc we’ll see re covid in a little while…

Everything conspiracy till it becomes truth then what ?

​@@drummingtildeathyou are a corruption denier

Make sure you struggle to come to terms with influenza vaccines nearly 100 years on people 😂🎉

@@GordyB666 they're not vaccines

​@@GordyB666make sure you don't stray too far from a defibrillator people 😂😂😮💀

who said they were harmless?

​@@zivkovicablewe must prop up the establishment at all costs

@@evolassunglasses4673 You're giving the establishment cover.

They're not harmless though that's the problem

They used to be harmless and kooky, bit of fun. Now unfortunately, especially with anti-vaxxers, it got people killed. They are far from harmless. Flat-earthers are pretty hilarious still tho.

The ones that are supported by enough evidence to merit believing them. Conspiracy theorist is what we call the people who believe before the evidence merits belief.

@@drummingtildeath There's something that comes before evidence - common sense

@@c0ntr1but10n this is actually an extremely useful insight into the mind of a conspiracy-prone thinker. You genuinely believe that there's something more important than evidence when it comes to deciding whether something is true or not. It's no wonder you would end up believing false things if evidence isn't the primary factor in deciding what's true and what isn't. Thank you for making this clear to people.

​@@drummingtildeathYou just made up that I think there's something more important than evidence when it comes to deciding whether something is true or not. You did it without any evidence of me saying that, I think you should focus more on evidence when formulating your beliefs. I said common sense comes before evidence - if something happens and it doesn't make sense to you and then further down the line evidence presents itself to you that shows you were right you may find yourself unsurprised because your common sense was on the money.

@@c0ntr1but10n you appear to be arguing that intuition comes before evidence. But intuition doesn't tell you whether something is right or wrong. It is not a pathway to truth. I might intuit that covid is real and vaccines are fine, you might intuit the opposite. How do we decide who is correct or what is right? By looking at the evidence. 'Common sense' or 'intuition' is no more reliable than just guessing. And this is why you end up believing nonsense. You're just guessing. It doesn't provide reliable results. The only thing that does, is the scientific method. You're very confused.

Nothing?

@@Leidolfr Don't know where some got their information from, but it sure wasn't the BBC and the like. Claims that the vaccine offered, did not prevent the spread of infection, neither did the masks, and the most diabolical cover up, for those with no health issues, under the age of about 50 years old, the vaccine side effects, for many, are more debilitating than the infection it paports to protect us from. Something that is well known now by the wider society but too late for the likes of myself and several of my friends and family.

Anti-coercion 🙏

We knew about natural immunity from 400bc, then forgot about it 2020-2022, and now we remember it again

@@Leidolfr how did you not notice the sCiEnCe™ was contradicting long established science all over the place. The vaccine didn't behave like a vaccine, terms were being redefined on an almost hourly basis. It was a scam sold by semi competent flimflam men, see also climate.

Depends where your facts came from and who presented them really. I do hope you're not someone who believes everything that comes from universities and media proclaimed experts who have vested interests

@@GH-pt3eg Get out of your room and go see the world with your eyes... better, get a life!

@@d.a.t.7723 meaningless comment son. Ive lived in 3 other countries and seen much more. You're just another one who can't explain his position but thinks he's smart

It had already turned long before.

I don't think I've seen that one. Does it have aliens in it?

Should be quadruple by now.

I very much doubt it

U do realise that this guy is a conspiracy theorist himself, right? He said - “whoever believes one, believes them all” I only believe the JFK theory. So he is debunked and a liar.

A lot of anti vaxxer conspiracy theorists are simply being contrary. They are going against government advice and what they see in the media because they don't like to feel as though they are being told what to do. If the government started advising people to not have the COVID vaccine they would be queuing up to get one.

The irony. A cultist calling people cultists.

@@1Mutton1 Why are you calling him a cultist? It makes no sense.

@@chriswilkinson7636 believing in everything the government and big business tells you and then calling everyone that questions the narrative a cultist? Sounds like a cultist to me. Probably you too if you can't see this.

Doesn't mean they're right either. Show the peer-reviewed medical evidence to support your claim, or fall silent.

​@@paulgibbon5991is there peer reviewed medical evidence to support the claim that being paranoid doesn't make you wrong?

@@benwrong6855 That probably sounded like a real zinger when you thought of it, huh?

Dom as f**k, indeed !

The BBC has made a living from it

There is the same conspiracy that Australia doesn't exist and all Aussies are merely actors.

Also, according to Trump, they sweep the forests!

That’s not a theory. Just a stoner that can’t get to sleep.

@@neilthorpe7650

​@@neilthorpe7650Lol!

put the joint down

According to scientists that subscribe to the infinite multiverse theory, this has occurred, is occurring currently and will occur.😂

That's the worst thing about it. They spend all their free time online watching videos by conspiracy influencers, lose their friends and family, make themselves unemployable except in low level, low paid jobs, and for what? So they can feel like Neo from The Matrix. Meanwhile they're getting older and older, and further and further removed from the rest of the world.

That deserve to be ridiculed and dealt with contempt.

He wants to keep his media career.

@@andrereloaded1425 they should ask each other how boosted they are, and watch their trust die if one is not up to date

Coming up 6 months lads .. that time again ? Or have we realised were fools

It's really weird how you all feel the need to fantasise about people having booster vaccines. The only people that I know that have boosters are elderly. The rest of us are just living life like we always did. And then there's you guys who seek to be clinging to the past, obsessing about the vaccines you never had. It's a very strange, obsessive mindset.

He's a rich toff. What else do you expect?

It was.

Anarchists etc say question everything... Except their own hypocrisy

Yet you question when it doesn't fit in with your mainstream ideology.

I certainly don’t. Also, much of the so-called ‘conspiracy theories’ of the last four years have all been correct…so there’s that. 😁

@@abirobertscomedian no they really haven't. Some things had a kernel of truth to them, but there were many insane claims being made that have now been forgotten. Most anti-vaxxers seemed to think all vaxxed people would be dead by 2023. You have to ignore all the mad claims and overegg the more banal claims to get anywhere near 'most of it coming true'.

​@@drummingtildeathtick tock 💉💉💉

Oprah and Dwayne are still taking donations...

Ah, the 'wildfire' that chose to miss rich folk's properties. It's just natural.....😀

Especially debunking himself as a conspiracy theorist by saying “people who believe one, believes them all” 😄😄

Yes I agree in principle, so what did the BMA say?

John Cambell? The one who switched to grifting after going in Russell Brand and seeing the views mount. That one? How about Andrew Brigden he seems nice. 🤣

@@jamieford9391 Your spelling certainly warrants that emoji

@@jamieford9391 That's Dr. Campbell. I have no idea who Andrew Bridgen is. What's your medical background to dispute his findings?

@@sueyourself5413 You mean not a Dr. John Campbell who spreads disinformation about Covid and vaccines.

You're absolutely right about the narcissism, also note the predilection for being pro-Leave, anti-Megan Markle and (co-incidentally I'm sure Lewis Hamilton), pro-Trump, pro-Boris, poppies all over their FB profile, and often (weirdly) a tendency for public animal charity support. In my experience, the Venn diagram on these subjects is practically a circle.

you guys are in the James o Brian cult

@@kaikai-pb7fh I’ve seen you comment this a few times. What do you disagree about?

@@yamyampi36 I disagree with 2 nobodies who know nothing about the subject acting like they're experts in order to tout propaganda. One is a below average presenter and the other is a comedian. They don't seem like health experts.

@@kaikai-pb7fh but when actual health experts give advice people start drinking cleaning products rather than listen.

This notion is definitely ridiculous enough to fit under that umbrella, yes

I've never heard James O'Brien have anything but praise for the establishment. Except usually when he's talking. 😂

Dont think he was in charge of admissions.

Possibly weirdest take in the whole comment section.

@@freebornaiden7666 that's what they want you to think!

@@drummingtildeath what else isn't he telling us??????? Did he really go to Finland??? Do your own research!!!