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The Tim Heale podcasts, ordinary people's extraordinary stories.
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Welcome to series four of the Tim Heale podcast in this series. It's Tim having to rent and he's me. So if you enjoy, we having a bit of a rant and going on about what's going on in today's society, stay tuned. If you know, when I listened to me rent, well, you can always turn. Welcome to the tape heal podcasts. And this time it's just been announced or over the weekend that Savage avid the health secretary.
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As now, I'm going to enforce mandating masks in shops and on public transport is not going to do it for pubs, restaurants, theaters, cinemas, or anywhere else. It's just in shops and on public transport. Now forgive me for being a little bit cynical, but does this smell of something they've got this new virus or this, this do variant of the, the Corona virus.
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It's a funny, old name coming in from South Africa. Now they've identified nine cases in the UK so far. There is the south Africans are saying that they they've seen no real significant changes in the amount of people that are being hospitalized with this new variant. This not, it's not shown up any adverse stuff at the moment. And, and everybody over here is said, well, we just don't know yet. We just don't know. So we're just going to be careful. They get they're going to make mandatory. Everybody that goes into a shop or going on public transport, wear a mask.
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Now there's lots of, lots of evidence out there that shown that masks don't actually do an awful lot. And we I'll cover this the other day, but why? And I hell bent on people wearing masks, but not in pumps and restaurants, theaters, and cinemas, and, and outdoor events and indoor events just in shops and on public. It's a good question to ponder. So this new variant, they would only read on the side of caution.
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So the, the health secretary and a few others, the valances, and which is going to be having another press conference at three o'clock this afternoon. And we'll see what happens. We're at all. I suspect that I'm making impose a few more stringent regulations on us all just to help out just to be safe, just so we can have Christmas. Oh, I've got a funny idea. We ain't going to have a Christmas. I've got a funny idea. They're probably going to be going, oh, well, sorry, people, but you haven't complied fully.
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We're going to have to, you're going to have to self isolate over Christmas and the new year again, just, just to stop the, the NHS being overwhelmed because of this new variant, that's probably not as bad as the Delta, but just gives him that little piece of power that I'd been so used to for the last almost two years now, it's coming up for nearly two years that we've been in this, this chaos, this ridiculous attitude towards a virus.
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Now there's lots of theories out there on how this view, this virus started in the first place, whether it started in a, in a wet market in China, or is it something a bit more sinister? Was it cultivated in a lab and something went wrong? It's still me. It's a good way of testing. Biological warfare. Biological warfare is probably one of the most difficult to control once he gets going is the one that does the least amount of damage to infrastructure, but does a maximum manner damage to everything else.
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I'm not, I'm not one of these. Scaremongers, I'm just asking some questions that other people should be asking the mainstream media. Aren't overly quick to, to denounce it and the absolute farce of the mainstream media and the stupid questions that they ask over the variant and all over anything. Basically. I mean, I just staff some of the stupid questions that I ask, and you just know that these guys are on the side of wanting to, to control the population and, and keep everybody under their thumb, have read <inaudible> book, a state affair and, and, and the 10, 10 years or so I spent in psychological operations.
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You could see it's written all over it. That is a way of controlling the population using fair. I'll put a post up on Facebook or Facebook and I've got slaughtered. I've had enough. I'm not going to wear a mask. That's what I put and the amount of paperwork to come back and give me a hard time over the fact that I'm not prepared to wear a mask. If a gun was shop or forgotten to public transport.
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Oh, oh, state. In fact now, although I've been double jabbed of habit booster, and I've also had my flu jab, I'm not an anti-vaxxer by any stretch of imagination, but at the same time, I'm not prepared to, to show people my health. It's my concern with rom chapter, not God. I want to be dictated to as to what I can do or who I can show my medical records to. It's got nothing to do with him. It's my concern. And it's my, my concern.
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If for one of my Muslim, no, personally, I don't like wearing a muscle face my Monday health or struggling enough with my mental health as it is without making it worse by wearing a muzzle. So I'm not going to wear them. And that's the end of the story. And I don't care who gives me all the time. It's my choice. And that's the problem with this government. Then not given us, they're not trust in us to do the right thing by ourselves now dictating to us.
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And, and I got these groups that are out there, advise in the government as to how to handle this situation and how to instill fear into the population, how to control the, the population originally back 18 months or so ago, the, the lights are witty and violence decide. There's no way, no need to wear a mask. If they don't do anything for the, for the general population, then all of a sudden, oh, masks are a really good thing.
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And many of their mates got contracts to, to produce masks LNE and FLOTUS, I've never, I've never taken a float test yet. And unfortunately, apparently I've got to take one because I'm going to the motorbike sharp in Birmingham next week. So I've got to take one of these, these lateral photos. So I popped into the local chemist and I asked her, how do I get one of these taxpayer funded lateral Fotis?
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So they, they, they gave me one of these packs and I looked at his pack and his might in China and a company in Germany is a pair of company. Somebody is making a huge amount of money out of these testing kits out of these muscles. You ever look a pack of ma a pack of these. They straight away disposable masks and look where they're made.
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Look at a company that has asked for it to be made an endeavor look where Tracy's back to a must. You pay for a pack of masks, somebody making an awful lot of money. This pandemic, which is an a pandemic look at the likes of Sweden, Sweden left most of the decisions out to its population on what they did. They didn't lock down and they didn't enforce muzzle wearing.
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They encouraged people once the jabs became available to go and get the champs. And now you've had a huge amount of success. Look at other countries, take Gibraltar a hundred percent, almost a hundred percent of people jabbed up. And now they're say cases of, of COVID. So it doesn't make a lot of sense. Does it? I said that we need to learn to live with this virus. Suitors suffering slightly different comes along a slightly different variant, a knee jerk reaction, look, everything down.
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People got wear muzzles everywhere, but only after places. If I was serious about it, they would have a slot down again, and it can see Christmas looming up fairly rapidly. Do you think we're going to get away with Christmas anyway, enough of that, just to have a look at the silence yourselves on March wearing look at the science with the jab, the jab protects the individual.
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Doesn't stop you getting it. Doesn't stop you giving it. So why? And I take you people that haven't had it. And second them they're going off of a crisis in the care industry as it is without SAC in so many people. And from the 1st of March next year, anybody in the NHS that hasn't been double jabbed or has had a vaccine, they're going to check them as well compound in the problem. When the science shows you that when you're jabbed or not, you can catch it and you can pass it on.
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I'll leave that been out there for you to have a think about it. Wait time. Thanks for listening. Thanks for listening and look forward to the next one. Thank you for listening to my podcasts. If you have enjoyed them and your podcast app allows, please leave a comment and share it with your friends. The reason I got into this podcast malarkey is so I could leave a legacy for my children and my grandchildren in the years to come. So they will know what I did with my life. I wish my grandparents had done the same for me. Unfortunately, they didn't in my latest series on giving people the opportunity to lead their own legacy for their children and families for the future.
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If you have any criticism, positive or negative, and you wish to get in touch with me direct, you can email me at timheale@hotmail.com. That's timheale@hotmail.com. I thank you for your time and thank you for listening.
