Beware the Covid turncoats crawling out of the woodwork

IT’S August 1944 in France and something truly remarkable has happened. Turns out that, contrary to the impression they may have given over the previous five years of Nazi occupation, every single Frenchman and Frenchwoman was working for the Resistance all along.

Sure, one or two may have gone with the flow and traded goods or sold their bodies to the Germans (a girl’s got to eat!); others may have gone further, perhaps betraying a Jewish family or even working alongside the Nazis for the Vichy paramilitaries the Milice (as depicted in that chilling Louis Malle film Lacombe, Lucien). But it’s all water under the bridge now, right? Forgive and forget. We’ve been liberated from tyranny and it’s time to move on, oui?

Well, I’m sorry, but non! I’ve never been a fan of the parable of the Prodigal Son, where the wastrel who has frittered away his inheritance is instantly rehabilitated while the son who has done all the heavy lifting gets nothing, and I feel just the same about all these fairweather resistants now crawling out of the woodwork.

The latest is BBC radio and Channel 5 presenter Jeremy Vine, who has recently poured scorn on Twitter over ‘the absolutely mad things that were done around the country . . . to comply with so-called Covid rules.’

Surely this cannot be the same Jeremy Vine who, for almost two years, has been assiduously pushing the government’s authoritarian Covid agenda to the point of giving generous and enthusiastic airtime to the kind of fascistic loons who want the ‘unvaccinated’ treated like criminals?

Vine is by no means the only media influencer to have pulled this slippery U-turn. In fact, you’d be hard pressed to find anyone who makes their living in the mainstream media who did question the ‘pandemic’ lunacy. Honourable exceptions include Allison Pearson at the Telegraph, Maajid Nawaz at LBC – which rewarded him by sacking him – and Toby Young at his website Lockdown Sceptics. Generally, though, the only coherent, informed and correct arguments against the Covid hysteria have come from those of us ridiculed by the mainstream as ‘conspiracy theorists’.

 Being proved right is its own reward. So, I don’t greatly mind the fact that the wisdom, prescience and courage of those who fought the fight when others cowered behind their masks will never be properly acknowledged. What does bother me, though, is the duplicity and chutzpah of all those mainstream media cowards and shills as they attempt to rewrite history and pretend that they too were always sceptical. What worries me still more than their face-saving dishonesty is that it may enable them to regain control of the narrative that had almost slipped from their grasp.

For the last two years, the narrative – dutifully promoted on behalf of the emergent bio-security state by its media propagandists – has gone something like this: Covid-19 is the deadliest pandemic since Spanish Flu; mass vaccination is the only way out; masks, lockdowns, quarantines, the destruction of jobs and businesses, the extra deaths from suicide and untreated cancer are an acceptable price to pay for this war-like disaster scenario; anyone who complains or resists is a granny killer.

Now, with a swiftness and insouciance which beggars belief, this narrative has shifted in the space of a week to: whoops, that was all a bit silly, wasn’t it? Still, no harm done; lessons will be learned, probably, sometime; now we can just carry on as normal.

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tom finley
tom finley
2 years ago

Yes the science, when you say this you have to bring in the little nazi fauci because he is science. Just as Mengele his hero, fauci outperformed him with ease with the help of the authoritarians and despots. Now they would like to slip into obscurity and denial and say they were misled by the science. Too late your time is coming upon quicker than you can disappear, you will find no hiding place but one, a dirt shirt.

Martha
Martha
2 years ago

You misunderstand the parable of the Prodigal Son. One can deconstruct it in various ways, however in the final analysis, It’s all about Salvation!

strider 777
strider 777
2 years ago
Reply to  Martha

Martha, you are absolutely correct. Mr. Delingpole, who otherwise wrote a very good article, completely got the meaning of the Prodigal Son entirely wrong.
This is what Delingpole wrote; “I’ve never been a fan of the parable of the Prodigal Son, where the wastrel who has frittered away his inheritance is instantly rehabilitated while the son who has done all the heavy lifting gets nothing, and I feel just the same about all these fairweather resistants now crawling out of the woodwork.”
Delingpole is correct to say that the PS was a “wastrel” and “frittered” away his inheritance. Yes, the PS did that. What he failed to say was that the PS, while starving to death, repented of his sin against both his earthly father and heaven (God). The PS then determined to go back to his father’s home and upon returning there, he repented again to his earthly father and heaven (God). Delingpole also said that the PS was instantly “rehabilitated” while the faithful brother got “nothing.” That statement is not completely true. Yes, the PS was given a ring, a robe and banquet which symbolized his earthly father’s and God’s forgiveness, but he did not receive a NEW earthly inheritance. Also, it is absolutely false to say that the faithful brother received nothing.
Here is the proof: this is the father (of both the PS and his faithful brother) speaking to the faithful brother who is angry that he is being treated unjustly; “My son,” the father said, “you are always with me, and EVERYTHING I have is yours. But we had to celebrate and be glad, because this brother of yours was dead (in his sin) and is alive (by his forgiveness and redemption) again; he was lost and now is found.(Luke 15:31) ” Yes, this is a story of repentance, forgiveness and redemption. Does Delingpole understand this? I would say not; and that is a shame.
Jesus taught us this: If a person sins against us and earnestly asks us to forgive them, then we MUST do so. Otherwise, how can we expect Him to forgive our sins against Him?