Observations

This is all about keeping things in proportion - or it should be

The apparent obsession of the Government, the NHS, and the media about Covid, to the virtual exclusion of all else, has been extraordinary. The hundreds of billions of pounds of debt which has already been incurred, to be paid off by our children and grandchildren, is unprecedented in peacetime.

In our report above we contrasted ‘Covid deaths’ with one metric, chosen at random. Breast cancer is a very serious issue, as are other cancers and other major killers including dementia and heart disease. (Deaths related to Covid are now so low that they do not even appear in the top 30 causes of death.)

In April 2021 the NHS is showing over 209,000 women with suspected breast cancer who have been referred urgently to a consultant by their GP. The number of people with suspected cancers of all types far outnumbers the people requiring hospital treatment for the Coronavirus.

It is a fact that early diagnosis and treatment of cancer is a major factor in the prognoses for hundreds of thousands of people each year. If so much of the focus of government and the NHS is on Covid, and if people have not even been able to get appointments with their GP, let alone be referred and treated in a timely fashion, then sadly we can expect many, many thousands to die before their time.

Yesterday Boris Johnson and his two cohorts did not mention actual deaths “due to Covid”, and nor did they mention the serious consequences of the Covid obsession for the number of unnecessary deaths from other conditions.

Aside from all of this, the Prime Minister also did not discuss the serious fact that his announcement continues the existence of government-imposed totalitarian measures for our society as a whole, and the impact of these on personal freedoms, civil liberties, jobs, businesses, mental health, our children’s education and well-being, our elderly people, and our quality of life in general.

With the BBC, Sky News and ITV failing to present anything approaching a proper scrutiny of the facts, we felt that occasional reports such as the one we have produced above might redress the balance a little.

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