From #Together

‘Three and a half years after the fact, Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer for England, told the Covid Inquiry this week that the decision to mandate Covid jabs was “100 per cent a political one” and he was "sceptical" of it.
 
Incredibly, Whitty said: “There’s a range of opinions and for what it’s worth – but I don’t think it’s worth very much – I’m rather more sceptical than some but that’s a view as a citizen.”

Reminder: we lost 40,000 experienced care workers to this.
 
Those people lost their livelihoods, and the already creaking care sector suffered a massive blow it could ill-afford. 
 
100,000 NHS workers were next on the chopping block.

Yet Whitty kept schtum as he watched it all happen...

Whitty seems to have forgotten that, as Chief Medical Officer (CMO), he was the most senior adviser to Government on matters relating to health. 
 
A public servant, paid for by the taxpayer, acting on behalf of the public - in theory, at least. Does Whitty not recall the way he was paraded across our TV screens for years on end as the official voice of "The Science?"™
 
To make out now that he was just another average bloke with opinions, which he thought he'd keep to himself as his view wasn't "worth very much," is to brazenly insult everyone's intelligence.
 
As Dr Tony Hinton rightly asks: "Why didn’t Whitty resign over mandatory jabs? Why didn’t he speak out? Does not the General Medical Council insist doctors follow good medical practice and the duty of candour?"
 
These disgraceful admissions remind us of the danger we are all in when weak, unprincipled bureaucrats are given too much influence over our lives.’
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