COVID Christmas: Never Forget

COVID Christmas: Never Forget Yes, it's been five years. Yes, it's the season of joy and forgiveness, blah blah blah. But, fuck that! In 2020, while the sheeple huddled in fear-porn isolation, a cabal of power-hungry bureaucrats and pharma-shilling "experts" pulled off the greatest heist in modern history: they stole Christmas. Not with guns or tanks, but with "emergency decrees," arbitrary lockdowns, and endless streams of hysterical propaganda about a virus with a 99.7% survival rate for most. Across the West, authoritarian governors and health czars like California's Gavin Newsom and New York's Andrew Cuomo played Grinch-in-Chief. Family gatherings? Banned. Churches closed on the holiest night of the year, while big-box retailers like Walmart raked in billions-essential, you see. Travel restrictions grounded flights, borders slammed shut, and millions faced solitary holidays, Zoom "celebrations" replacing real human connection. In the UK, Boris Johnson's last-minute Tier 4 lockdown crushed plans for millions, proving politicians love nothing more than moving goalposts. And to ensure we don't forget (or forgive) those that imposed such a farce upon so many, Martin Armstrong dug up some images as a reminder... The economic carnage was deliberate: small businesses gutted, restaurants shuttered, while Amazon's Jeff Bezos laughed all the way to his yacht. Fauci the Flip-Flopper pontificated from his ivory tower, warning against singing carols or hugging grandma , as if seasonal joy itself was a superspreader event. This wasn't public health - it was social engineering on steroids. Fear was the weapon, compliance the goal. The tyrants wrapped their theft in "science" bows, but the data later exposed the scam: excess deaths from despair, suicides, delayed treatments far outweighed their "saved" lives narrative. Five years on, the damage lingers: fractured families, eroded trust, and a precedent for endless control. Christmas 2020 wasn't just stolen - it was sacrificed on the altar of technocratic tyranny. Never forget: they hated the Whos down in Whoville, and they'll do it again given half a chance. Never Again!

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