Alan Miller was truely amazing, brave and strong through the madness of lockdowns, he was a massive win on the side of common sense, he pulled together people in mass from all political and the non political people and created a huge united group and organised campaigns against the mandates and over reach of government, and highlighted the breach of human rights. I can't thank Alan enough. Locksted we are on his team. I marched with many thousands in support of no to mandates of gene therapy jabs, as my brother was harmed by the covid jab, and that led me to seeking others harmed and saw 5 friends die after they had the jab, so under no circumstance would I get it. So glad to be unjabed.
I'm with you. At around 65 years old, I went on the London March for the first time in my life, when 80,000 nurses were about to get sacked and when they were attempting to bring in vax passports. They tried to bring vax passports in despite a parliamentary committee of mixed MPs saying the government had presented no medical evidence or cost-benefit analysis. The number of job injuries is massively underreported. For example, my mother-in-law said she was wiped out for 7 weeks after the first jab, and my young nephew was rushed to the hospital after the jab. after a year of illness, my brother paid a consultant to find out he had Myocarditis. Where are the doctors reporting these on the Yellow Card Reporting System?
Fantastic to see you two sitting down together for a conversation! Particularly as it feels like this may (I hope) actually mark the beginnings of Together starting to wake up to gathering a deeper understanding of one of the most powerful freedom tools they are currently missing in their essential work: Bitcoin. When these two freedom movements peacefully converge, the future in the UK may start to look much brighter. Big respect to both of you!
Really enjoyed this one. I've not heard of Alan Miller. Im going to dig into more of his content. On a comolete tagent. His accent reminded me of Gary Stevenson (economist). Have you considered him as a guest Peter? I think he's still anti btc and really want someone to debate him properly. Or is he just a government stooge.? Unsure!
I must say, people when talking about January -June of 2020 have incredibly bad memories. Even you boys here.. You need to remember, around 1/3 of people who got covid, didnt even present symptoms, they literally didn't know they had anything. We also all forget, Even the 2 first strains that were actually quite nasty, and it was the Delta strain that hit UK in the March of 2020, was really hitting people hard and putting lots of people in hospital. We then conflate the later strains and the massive over reach of the Government as the same phase/event, but they are not. In the March/A[ril and May of 2020 the shit actually did hit the fan and some hospitals couldn't actually cope. It was after that summer than the government went mental.
There is no such thing as asymptomatic illness. We all carry millions if not billions of microbes but most don't make us sick. When they do we have a disease, if not we don't. That was the reason PCR testing was such a nonsense - it just tells you that microbes are present.
I hear you on the points you make. However, I don't believe it's about having a bad memory, certainly not in Alan's case. (I've never seen this podcaster before so can only go on what he says here about being totally hood-winked initially). I'm pretty sure Alan's aim was to give people an idea of the broader approach of #Together. It would take a lot more time to just cover the ins and outs of convid. I also believe he intentionally picks aspects of any given issue, which people, irrespective of their views and beliefs, can find common ground on and have a debate/conversation. Bringing up finer details around the plandemic/convid could potentially alienate the listener and the opportunity to broaden the discussion is lost. Incidentally, there is little, if any, real evidence that the hospitals were overwhelmed. As we now know, the 'Tele' were/are paid handsomely to 'report as instructed'. The fact that much of the medical profession closed their doors, hid under their duvets and, unforgivably refused to treat sick people, explains why many people died.
I'm sorry this guy is all over the place. Can you have someone on who's more coherent and knowledgable? I listened to about 10 minutes and had to switch it off.
Hmmmm, 🤔 your comment is a brilliant example of exactly the points Alan makes often...People refuse to listen to other and are too quick to believe everything they see or hear. I'm not sure where you get your information from but, I have attended a few of the Together gatherings, the cost of one was £20,another was £10...much of the cost only goes towards covering the hiring of the venues. I have met Alan and, anyone who believes he is not genuine, maybe needs to work on their discernment skills!
Thank you. Great to hear AM talk about the essential work he's been doing. Let's do this!
Alan Miller was truely amazing, brave and strong through the madness of lockdowns, he was a massive win on the side of common sense, he pulled together people in mass from all political and the non political people and created a huge united group and organised campaigns against the mandates and over reach of government, and highlighted the breach of human rights. I can't thank Alan enough. Locksted we are on his team. I marched with many thousands in support of no to mandates of gene therapy jabs, as my brother was harmed by the covid jab, and that led me to seeking others harmed and saw 5 friends die after they had the jab, so under no circumstance would I get it. So glad to be unjabed.
I'm with you. At around 65 years old, I went on the London March for the first time in my life, when 80,000 nurses were about to get sacked and when they were attempting to bring in vax passports. They tried to bring vax passports in despite a parliamentary committee of mixed MPs saying the government had presented no medical evidence or cost-benefit analysis. The number of job injuries is massively underreported. For example, my mother-in-law said she was wiped out for 7 weeks after the first jab, and my young nephew was rushed to the hospital after the jab. after a year of illness, my brother paid a consultant to find out he had Myocarditis. Where are the doctors reporting these on the Yellow Card Reporting System?
Spot on Alan as usual 👏
Great work, Pete, Alan & Connor ;)
Love Alan 🔥🔥
Fantastic to see you two sitting down together for a conversation! Particularly as it feels like this may (I hope) actually mark the beginnings of Together starting to wake up to gathering a deeper understanding of one of the most powerful freedom tools they are currently missing in their essential work: Bitcoin. When these two freedom movements peacefully converge, the future in the UK may start to look much brighter. Big respect to both of you!
Our Unalienable rights are non negotiable.
Yeeeee. Intro. 👌👌👌
Really enjoyed this one. I've not heard of Alan Miller. Im going to dig into more of his content.
On a comolete tagent. His accent reminded me of Gary Stevenson (economist). Have you considered him as a guest Peter? I think he's still anti btc and really want someone to debate him properly. Or is he just a government stooge.? Unsure!
Gary Stevenson would be funny because they’d probably argue about bitcoin.
Yes please. Gary Stevenson v Pete McCormack would be a great debate about 1. Inequality and 2. Bitcoin. Please please Peter.
I must say, people when talking about January -June of 2020 have incredibly bad memories. Even you boys here.. You need to remember, around 1/3 of people who got covid, didnt even present symptoms, they literally didn't know they had anything.
We also all forget, Even the 2 first strains that were actually quite nasty, and it was the Delta strain that hit UK in the March of 2020, was really hitting people hard and putting lots of people in hospital. We then conflate the later strains and the massive over reach of the Government as the same phase/event, but they are not.
In the March/A[ril and May of 2020 the shit actually did hit the fan and some hospitals couldn't actually cope. It was after that summer than the government went mental.
There is no such thing as asymptomatic illness. We all carry millions if not billions of microbes but most don't make us sick. When they do we have a disease, if not we don't. That was the reason PCR testing was such a nonsense - it just tells you that microbes are present.
I hear you on the points you make. However, I don't believe it's about having a bad memory, certainly not in Alan's case. (I've never seen this podcaster before so can only go on what he says here about being totally hood-winked initially).
I'm pretty sure Alan's aim was to give people an idea of the broader approach of #Together.
It would take a lot more time to just cover the ins and outs of convid.
I also believe he intentionally picks aspects of any given issue, which people, irrespective of their views and beliefs, can find common ground on and have a debate/conversation.
Bringing up finer details around the plandemic/convid could potentially alienate the listener and the opportunity to broaden the discussion is lost.
Incidentally, there is little, if any, real evidence that the hospitals were overwhelmed. As we now know, the 'Tele' were/are paid handsomely to 'report as instructed'.
The fact that much of the medical profession closed their doors, hid under their duvets and, unforgivably refused to treat sick people, explains why many people died.
I'm sorry this guy is all over the place. Can you have someone on who's more coherent and knowledgable? I listened to about 10 minutes and had to switch it off.
2 hours of Miller? No thanks. Mr “hold this board and smile for the camera” Miller has a PhD in opportunism, and only charges £200 a ticket, lol
Perhaps you would be better for listening.
Hmmmm, 🤔 your comment is a brilliant example of exactly the points Alan makes often...People refuse to listen to other and are too quick to believe everything they see or hear.
I'm not sure where you get your information from but, I have attended a few of the Together gatherings, the cost of one was £20,another was £10...much of the cost only goes towards covering the hiring of the venues.
I have met Alan and, anyone who believes he is not genuine, maybe needs to work on their discernment skills!
Together has done some great work but have some doubts. . .