They truly regret getting caught at it!!

No, no, no.

This was a "conspiracy theory", wasn't it?. So it can't be true.

It was fact checked wasn't it?

#cognitive-dissonance
#sarcasm

Apparently it worked as it shows in America! They did a fine job screwing ppl up, making those with issues worse and brought ppl's true ugliness to the surface!

Looks like whatever propaganda and mind control methods they used apparently worked on Eric Clapton, who took the jab (not only once, but twice) and now says he regrets it. Haven't these Brits ever heard of David Ickes? He's been warning these people about this for 20 years . . longer than even Mike Adams.

Yeah, I'll bet they're devastated.

To weaponise anything against the British people, including coercive psychological manipulation, is an act of war and treason.

So if fear is not an ok tactic now, why was it then ?

Like in America it prob goes along the line of pure hypocrisy!

i doubt we will ever get the full truth, but this onion of scamdemic is starting to peel away some of the lies.

so now the governments will investigate themselves.... gee, I wonder how that will go

Strangely there seems to be no Law, no international accords forbidding this kind of thing.

It is a terrorist act (literally, fear campaign), albeit State terrorism.
So that's ok then?

Policing of promotion of terrorist propaganda is largely left to internet companies, in derogation of the authority of Law. So, that censorship is inevitably mis-used. Disqus is complicit in this.

It's moot, but there just might be a (criminal) prosecution under the Malicious Communications Act 1988, if someone wanted to fund that.

Cuomo doesn't feel the fear. Most politicians don't because most politicians are psychopaths incapable of feeling anything.

Regret means nothing. Throw them all in jail forever and restore freedom to the UK.

They need to pay a price for this..

Yes, but governments, especially leftists, are inherently authoritarian. So they don't care. Words like "moral" or "ethical" simply are not in their vocabulary.

No they do not.