This is what the corporate media should be investigating…

Journalists & editors:

I know that stories about Churchill’s staute & Fawlty Towers & get lots of clicks, but there are some stories of huge national importance that are being overlooked.

STORY 1. Newly published SAGE minutes offer more evidence of govt #herdimmunity strategy? https://t.co/q11OvgmfcW

— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) June 13, 2020

STORY 2

An Oxford University study published in 1 June ranks the UK fourth from bottom in a global league of countries readiness for easing lockdown.

The study uses WHO criteria & the UK comes 191st out of 195, below South Sudan.

Shops open on Monday. https://t.co/RJ0LTZOkTt https://t.co/Ok7hvjkQjU

— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) June 13, 2020

STORY 3

This is a multitude of interlinking scandals – the care home scandal, the PPE scandal, the testing scandal, the app scandal, the media scandal, the contracts scandal, the Palantir/Faculty scandal etc. – which all make up the #HerdImmunityScandal. https://t.co/8ShfIttn49

— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) June 13, 2020

STORY 4

The PM’s #GreenwichSpeech on 3 February is what @peterjukes calls “a smoking gun” of the #HerdImmunityScandal.

Peter sent me the tip off on 16 April & I posted this clip the same day.

It got 1m views in 36hrs but has been ignored by the media.https://t.co/b6YU8zSr0N https://t.co/ecy2tSnc65

— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) June 13, 2020

STORY 5

Decisions made in 5 March SAGE meeting don’t fully reflect the science set out in the minutes.

This was the first meeting #DominicCummings attended.

Were the behaviourists “nudging” past the science in order to push #HerdImmunity? #BREAKING https://t.co/Gefa1cmIrU https://t.co/mRBp7kl021

— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) June 15, 2020