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Hearts of Oak:
And hello, Hearts of Oak. Thanks so much for joining us once again. (00:23):
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Hearts of Oak:
It's great to have the only funeral director I actually know, (00:27):
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Hearts of Oak:
and that is John O'Looney. John, thanks so much for your time again. (00:31):
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John O'Looney:
You're most welcome. It's lovely to be back on and have a chat with you, Peter. (00:35):
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Hearts of Oak:
Good to have a chat and catch up with you. (00:38):
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Hearts of Oak:
And I remember vividly whenever I went to see your workplace and showing me (00:41):
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Hearts of Oak:
around, and you were very generous with your time then. (00:48):
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Hearts of Oak:
So always appreciate people who give their time willingly and free. (00:51):
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John O'Looney:
Well, I think the older you get, mate, the more you realize the true meaning (00:58):
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of it being better to give than to receive. (01:03):
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And it's such an important, you know, we're not talking about the weather or (01:05):
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holidays or doing kitchens or, you know, we're talking about saving lives here (01:09):
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from a terrible biblical tyranny. (01:14):
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Hearts of Oak:
No. Yeah. I saw a tweet that you'd put up, a retweet recently, (01:16):
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and maybe fits into how you've seen what's happened with your life and about (01:22):
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whistleblowing to Victoria the Uncensored Midwife. (01:27):
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Again, we end up following people, engaged with people. (01:29):
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Often we never meet, but you follow them. And she said, I worked full time since (01:33):
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I was 15 years old, pay tax and national insurance. I'm now 42, (01:37):
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unemployed, career suicide for whistleblowing as an exemplary midwife on maternity safety. (01:41):
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Tell us about whistle, because we kind of think there are protections for people to speak truth. (01:49):
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Hearts of Oak:
I think we've seen during the tyranny over the last four or five years that (01:55):
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actually a lot of those can be removed in an instant. (01:59):
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John O'Looney:
Yeah, of course. So whistleblowing, it's like having any kind of safety net system, isn't it? (02:03):
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I cast my mind back. My son was an IVF baby. And back in the day, (02:12):
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I was 42 when we had my son. (02:17):
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And we had two rounds of IVF. And I'm kind of going off on a tangent to make (02:19):
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a point, but the first round was publicly funded, and I've never been out of (02:24):
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work. I've always paid into the system. (02:30):
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I've never signed on once, so I'm perfectly entitled to that, (02:31):
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and I feel justified in doing so. (02:35):
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So the cost of it at the time was about £5,000, and that was funded. (02:37):
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They would only fund one round, but you could appeal against that for a second funding at the time. (02:41):
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So there was a system in place for that appeal. And I remember appealing, (02:51):
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and as part of the appeals process, you have dialogue with the people you're appealing to. (02:55):
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And I actually asked them at one point, because it became very apparent early (03:00):
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on that they weren't going to fund a second go at it. (03:03):
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So I ended up funding it out of my own pocket. We saved the money. (03:08):
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But I remember asking him, you know, and I said, how many appeals have been (03:11):
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successful? And she said, none. (03:15):
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And I said, well, why do you have an appeals process? She said, (03:18):
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because we have to have one. (03:21):
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And that's what the policy around whistleblowers is. (03:23):
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They have to have one because inevitably, and it was highlighted more recent (03:27):
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years prior to COVID with the, what was the doctor's name? (03:32):
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Oh, the GP that was killing people. (03:37):
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Oh yes you know the one i mean i know the. (03:41):
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Hearts of Oak:
One we'll come up with it (03:44):
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Later yeah of course so so he he was (03:46):
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a rogue gp and part of what they brought in to stop (03:49):
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that ever happen again and and to be honest with you if (03:52):
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we don't mention his name it's probably a good thing because um (03:55):
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he's a scumbag and should be forgotten is (03:58):
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my gut feeling but hey ho uh that they (04:01):
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brought in cremation paperwork on the back of that um uh (04:04):
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i can't uh and i can't remember (04:08):
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the year it was brought in but the idea being that another gp (04:11):
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independent gp would look at the (04:14):
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recent history of that patient and the circumstances surrounding the death and (04:17):
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sign off to say that he felt there was nothing untoward and it would be two (04:22):
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gps that would do that independently of each other and that was brought in literally (04:25):
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because of that uh harold shipman his name was i'm going to say it once um and And. (04:31):
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They pulled both of those safety nets in recent years, since COVID. (04:37):
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The first one was done, was pulled in 2020. And the idea being was to streamline (04:42):
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the process a little bit, I think, and to protect the NHS, we were told. (04:47):
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So they cut it down from two lots of paperwork to one paperwork. (04:51):
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John O'Looney:
Well, that's half the effectiveness of the safety net, you know. (04:55):
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And then in September of 2024, they pulled the second part And they made another (04:59):
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of a number of other revisions as well. (05:05):
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And part of that was quite interesting because that's come to light in recent (05:08):
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months. So there are two types of death. (05:12):
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There's a sudden death and there's an expected death. Now, clearly, (05:15):
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with a sudden death, that's unexpected. (05:19):
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And you would expect the coroner to get involved, to ascertain the cause of (05:22):
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that death, to give the family some closure and also find out if there's been (05:27):
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a crime committed or malfeasance. (05:31):
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You know committed mistakes made in hospital perhaps (05:33):
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that could be chased and people held (05:37):
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accountable or changes made to stop it happening again (05:39):
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and clearly where there's (05:43):
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an expected death you don't need the coroner involved (05:46):
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now the coroner the way (05:48):
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it works is somebody would attend a sudden death um (05:52):
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inevitably a doctor to certify that death (05:56):
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and then he would call police or police would attend (05:58):
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and they would then refer to the (06:01):
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coroner because it's a sudden death but i (06:04):
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started to get called out um to sudden (06:07):
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deaths and i'm not contracted to (06:10):
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the coroner so the way it works is where coroners don't (06:13):
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employ funeral directors they don't have their own funeral (06:16):
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team to recover deceased that's done (06:19):
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on the the whim of the police they refer to (06:22):
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the coroner and he has someone that he has a contract with (06:25):
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so it's usually a big funeral provider in an (06:28):
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area because they have the resources to attend multiple deaths because you'd (06:30):
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be surprised how many people die Sundays especially now for obvious reasons (06:35):
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um and I but I keep getting called out to these coroner's removals because I (06:40):
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haven't got a coroner's contract it's a company locally called H.W. (06:45):
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Masons who do it in Milton Keynes and now um. (06:49):
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I, I suppose I've attended about half a dozen in the last five or six months, you know, one a month. (06:53):
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There's too many. One is too many, you know, because I shouldn't be attending them. (07:00):
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It's potential crime scene, you know, that should be conveyed straight from (07:05):
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the place of death to the coroner's office, which is situated at the hospital. (07:11):
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Now, I after number five, number six, and I kept ringing the coroner the next (07:15):
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day and saying, listen, I've got a family here. (07:20):
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Who've lost a loved one they've got no idea why why are (07:22):
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you calling me out to these um and anyway (07:25):
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i i um emailed the coroner and put a (07:28):
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great in-depth email um saying reasons why (07:31):
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i shouldn't be attending which are obvious um to (07:34):
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even to an untrained person should know why i shouldn't attend (07:37):
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a coroner's removal um i also seed in thames valley police the local um police (07:40):
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and a couple of other people just for clarity so you know that puts pressure (07:46):
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to get a response i had a response back um and i'm going to read i take the (07:52):
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time to actually read it to you. (07:58):
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Let's have a little look and see if i can find it right so um i received a reply (08:04):
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on i'm going to put my glasses on because i'm old and blind now. (08:13):
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And it says as follows it was on Friday the (08:19):
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23rd of May from the local coroner's office here (08:22):
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in Milton Keynes dear John I acknowledge receipt of (08:25):
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your email raising concerns on the process for initial reports of sudden deaths (08:28):
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the government introduced new operational guidelines in September of 2024 following (08:33):
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the death certification reform now that's total news to me as a funeral director. (08:41):
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I was totally unaware, but it does explain why I'm now suddenly having to attend (08:46):
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sudden deaths in the last five, six months. (08:52):
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That makes total sense because this is new legislation the government have introduced. (08:55):
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It's new operational guidelines, but they didn't tell us. (09:01):
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They just ushered it in very quietly, so quietly that we weren't told. (09:05):
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I've attached a link for those guidelines for your information, (09:09):
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and I can forward that to you. (09:12):
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Thames Valley Police since issued a directive to their officers to meet these guidelines. (09:14):
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So where a police would attend a sudden death, (09:21):
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And obviously, by the time they've attended, that person has passed away and (09:25):
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is laying on the floor, often with rigor mortis set in. (09:29):
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I've yet to meet a police officer with a doctorate in pathology or any sort (09:34):
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of qualification medically other than basic first aid and also x-ray vision (09:40):
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to be able to see the inside of that person. (09:46):
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And we're not talking about people that are 78 years old. (09:48):
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These are people 30s 40s and 50s that (09:52):
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are dying suddenly at home I'm picking them (09:56):
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up from their living room floors or a settee or wrap (09:58):
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around the toilet they've died suddenly there is no (10:01):
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reason why the family's coming to me we sit we arrange and they're asking me (10:04):
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why their mum or dad have died because they've not been given any answers but (10:09):
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the police are following these guidelines and they're not referring to the coroner (10:13):
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if they think there's nothing untoward so So say, (10:19):
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for example, they turn up and a paramedic's there because the doctor's not there, (10:22):
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but a paramedic's there and they say, yeah, it looks like a heart attack. (10:25):
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They're happy to go with that. And they just instruct the family to ring a funeral director. (10:29):
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That's absolutely mental. And that's literally just come in the last few months. (10:34):
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Now, what is the end result of that? (10:39):
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Well, clearly, where there's a murder, those murders will get away with it, won't they? (10:41):
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Because nobody is looking. um and also (10:47):
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it should be noted that these people have no comorbidities (10:51):
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they have no history of heart conditions but have (10:54):
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died of a heart attack in their 40s just dropped (10:57):
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down dead and these are not morbidly obese people i'm picking (11:00):
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up these are people that externally look healthy and fit and a decent way etc (11:03):
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etc and it's been a complete surprise to their family so clearly something has (11:09):
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changed in government where they feel the need to keep the number of coroner's referrals down. (11:16):
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Now, if there were more and more sudden deaths, record numbers, (11:22):
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they would all be referred to the coroner. (11:27):
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If their instruction police officers on the back of government operational guidelines (11:29):
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only just come in, that they don't refer the numbers, those numbers are then (11:34):
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not counted. They get waved through as normal, regular deaths. (11:40):
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And that's what's happening. So I replied to the coroner and said, listen, and again... (11:43):
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Thames Valley police and said, you know, we all know the exact reason why. (11:50):
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We know what that's going to be the outcome. (11:55):
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People are going to be waved through who have died suddenly as a result of vaccine deaths. (11:57):
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It's to hide the number of coroner's referrals because the amount of people (12:02):
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that are dying suddenly now is so exponentially growing. (12:07):
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But the only way they can hide it is just not refer to the coroner. (12:12):
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And they're using the police's discretion to do that. (12:16):
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So the way that works is if you had 10 people that died from a heart attack (12:19):
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at home, right, and you had police officers attend and paramedics attend and (12:24):
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they worked on them for an hour, (12:29):
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you know, trying to bring them back but failed, how many out of those 10 would (12:31):
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be happy that it is a heart attack and would be its way through? (12:37):
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Remember the state they're in they're traumatized they're grieving and they (12:42):
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say well you know we know it's a heart attack it's a natural death you don't (12:46):
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want the coroner to pull them about do you and you know they're being coerced (12:50):
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and nudged into not even wanting to see the coroner it's absolute. (12:53):
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Disgrace um and the coroner is not a fault because (12:58):
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they're not getting the referral from the police (13:01):
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officers and that's what this email says basically it (13:04):
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said um thames valley police issued a directive to their officers to meet these (13:07):
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government guidelines and that's why i keep getting out called out to sudden (13:12):
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deaths um because the coroner's crew are not getting called because the police (13:17):
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are not referring i hope that kind of makes sense no it does. (13:21):
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It does then and you kind of think of many um many not industries but uh areas (13:25):
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of profession that connect with what that's happened over the (13:32):
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Last few years. Well, I'm a very small family-run funeral director. (13:35):
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I probably do 150, 160 funerals a year. (13:39):
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So as you can imagine, the bigger players in the industry, (13:42):
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your co-op funeral cares, your dignities, your funeral partners who command (13:46):
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vast swathes of the market, will be picking up loads of people off their living (13:51):
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room floors, loads of people off their settees in their 30s, 40s, and 50s. (13:55):
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They all know it's the worst kept secret. In fact, I had a very interesting (14:00):
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conversation a couple of weeks ago with a funeral director placed in Gloucester. (14:04):
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I think his name was Ben or Sam. I can't remember. But the way that transpired was I had a. (14:09):
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A woman get in touch with me and she asked me to embalm her father. (14:16):
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She said he'd gone into a care home. (14:21):
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They'd vaccinated him seven times over the period that he was in there. (14:24):
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That was despite her saying, I don't want him vaccinated. They just did it anyway. (14:28):
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They don't care. They don't care. They're bumping these people off. (14:34):
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So I said, yeah, you know, if your father's conveyed to me, I'll be happy to (14:38):
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embalm him and look and see if there are any clots present. You know, (14:42):
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and I get loads of requests to do that. (14:46):
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Hearts of Oak:
So you're saying what, 30, 35 percent? (14:49):
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Yeah, 30, 35 percent roughly. So I then took a phone call from the undertaker (14:51):
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in Gloucester that was looking after her father. (15:00):
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And he was flapping, you know, she went to school with this guy and he openly (15:03):
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admitted the vaccines are killing people privately to her. He won't do it in an email. (15:09):
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They won't do it by talking about it online. So anyway, he rang me up and I kind of said, yeah. (15:14):
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And he said, well, I'm just wondering, is there any point in, (15:19):
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you know, blah, blah, blah. (15:22):
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And the reality is, no, not really. Because if I find those clocks and I give (15:23):
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them to her, where is she going to go? (15:28):
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The coroners would never admit it. They'll say it's just normal, natural clots. (15:31):
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I worked for the coroner for seven years. It's not. I've been a funeral director (15:35):
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for 18 years. It isn't normal. (15:38):
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These clots, these clots that we're constantly finding inside people, (15:40):
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and that's four different people there, they're not normal. (15:47):
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They're not normal. They are killing people. (15:51):
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That's what's going on. It's the worst kept secret. I've been in groups of a (15:54):
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dozen funeral directors and embalmers from across the globe who are all openly (15:57):
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talking about it. I've been tapped on the shoulder at the local crematorium. (16:02):
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And they said to me, you know, well done for speaking out. And I kind of say, (16:06):
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OK, well, what about you saying? (16:09):
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And they look at the floor and shuffle their feet. (16:11):
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Anyway, this guy, I kind of said to him, I said, well, what do you expect? (16:14):
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I said, we're in year five now. I said, people are dropping down dead suddenly (16:17):
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in record numbers for no reason at all. (16:22):
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I said and people are beginning to see through the lie and he said yes yes I (16:25):
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know and I said okay I said well if you know why haven't you said anything then, (16:31):
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it makes no sense I said because what you've done now you've dug yourself a (16:36):
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really deep fucking hole. (16:40):
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I said because how long do you keep a secret for before you're complicit in (16:43):
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the crime and he had nothing to say where could he go with that you know so (16:48):
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I said and as people realize what's been done and listen to what I and other people have said, (16:53):
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what are you going to tell them when they start venting their fury at you? (17:00):
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You know, you could have saved thousands of lives by just being honest, (17:04):
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but you've betrayed all of your community by saying nothing. (17:09):
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And he had nothing to say because he had nothing to, he had no defense. (17:13):
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So, so that's kind of where we are now. (17:18):
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Now, inevitably, I'm not getting called out every night because I've got a very, (17:21):
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and I suspect these people, you know. (17:25):
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They'll attend the scene and they'll probably recommend certain funeral (17:27):
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directors and that perhaps won't be me because they (17:31):
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know i will talk openly about the wrong that is happening (17:34):
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there um but that that's what it is it's government operational directive and (17:37):
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i will forward you the email for you to have a look and you can verify that (17:41):
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you know obviously there'll be uh there might be some details on there i would (17:45):
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ask you to admit or i'll i'll delete the details of this individual before I send it to you. (17:49):
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But it's absolutely disgusting. I can remember a time not that long ago, (17:55):
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you know, pre-COVID, if you died suddenly, it doesn't matter what age you are, (17:59):
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you would have no choice, no say in the matter. (18:04):
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That coroner would do a post-mortem, except in extremely rare cases where perhaps (18:07):
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you were terminally ill with cancer and perhaps had hemorrhaged and bled out (18:14):
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or, you know, and it was an expected death. (18:18):
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Um but now they're just waving them through why are they waving them through (18:21):
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because they want to hide the number of deaths. (18:25):
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Hearts of Oak:
People because you've spoken i mean you you you're very well known now but you (18:27):
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look in your twitter card's only been open four years so you were just head (18:34):
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down getting on with your (18:38):
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John O'Looney:
I've never been a social media man i've never have i've never done interviews before COVID, (18:40):
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but I felt compelled to do so because I saw a great, not only a great evil with (18:46):
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what was going on, but the official reaction, denying it all and gaslighting. (18:51):
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And we saw exact same thing with thalidomide, but on a far lesser scale. (18:56):
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You know, these jabs are still killing people to this day. They're lining up. (19:00):
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And of course, once their health begins to fall over, as it is happening and (19:05):
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as was predicted, they need more and more protection because they're vulnerable. (19:10):
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You know, these people are all (19:15):
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going to die who are taking these jabs endlessly. They are going to die. (19:16):
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Hearts of Oak:
And of course, this, the kind of when people have seen you speak, (19:20):
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um, and we've had you on a number of times, uh, you connect me with Richard (19:25):
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Hirschman, had him on as well. (19:28):
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But, but what is, because people think, well, kind of look, (19:31):
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Hearts of Oak:
look, John, this is, we've kind of been through this and maybe there was some (19:35):
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negative side and kind of we've moved on, but yet even this week, (19:39):
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I mean, in the two headlines, uh, the independent today, (19:43):
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Hearts of Oak:
as we record this monday a few days before it goes out why has why has there (19:47):
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been a global surge of new covid variant nb181 and then another one from friday (19:52):
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new coronavirus discovered in china only small step from infecting humans discovered (19:58):
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in bats still on about bats but (20:03):
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Anyway it's very it's very interesting so um the reality is i haven't seen a (20:05):
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covid labeled death in my funeral home for three years. (20:12):
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I'm not sure on the situation as regards monetizing it now like they had, (20:17):
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where they were paying vast thousands of pounds for each COVID that went on (20:22):
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a death certificate. I suspect that has ended. (20:26):
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And the reason for that is they're not putting COVID on the death certificates. (20:28):
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You know, there is no COVID deaths. (20:32):
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There's no COVID deaths. If there were, I would be seeing them labeled as COVID (20:35):
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deaths. we would be urged to be cautioned and all the same bullshit we had before. (20:40):
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I think they know people are not buying it. So I remember watching a video of (20:44):
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Bill and Melinda Gates from the Gates Foundation who are right at the heart (20:50):
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of this, these fucking sociopathic scumbags. And he was absolutely... (20:53):
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Gushing with delight at the prospect of the next one. He said, (21:00):
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you'll take notice of the next one. (21:03):
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So clearly, Bill Gates may be many things, but he betrayed himself and his excitement. (21:05):
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And clearly they have something else planned, whether that's over 5G to affect (21:12):
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people that are full of graphene outside, or whether that's through new gain of function research. (21:18):
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I really don't know. But I don't (21:23):
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doubt that there is something else in the pipeline, in the plans for them. (21:25):
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Because there's a few pointers, but one of the interesting pointers, (21:30):
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and if you look for things, they reveal themselves. (21:35):
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John O'Looney:
So politically, here in the UK, Nigel Farage, Richard Tice, even Reece Mogg, (21:38):
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all of them keep on saying about the need to leave the ECHR and the need for (21:45):
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human rights law reform. (21:51):
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Now, these people work on a problem solution system. So they're creating the (21:52):
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problem by deliberately shipping in thousands and thousands of young men every (21:58):
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month of fighting aids from foreign lands. (22:03):
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They then tout that the only way we can get rid of them is to end their human rights. (22:05):
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So we need to leave the ECHR and we need human rights law reform. (22:12):
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And many people will, of course, agree without realizing they're actually removing (22:16):
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their own human rights because the law in this country applies to everyone in this country. (22:21):
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Whether you're an illegal immigrant or whether you're a citizen (22:26):
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so people are gonna they're gonna find that (22:29):
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life is made so unbearable for them they'd agreed to to forfeit their human (22:32):
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rights in the hope that these people will be shipped out and the reality is (22:37):
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they're never going to be they are our replacements and they are here to replace (22:42):
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us they're UN soldiers is what they are the young lads. (22:47):
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Hearts of Oak:
No they are (22:50):
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But I want to pick up. (22:51):
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Hearts of Oak:
You mentioned about reform and Nigel and Tyson all that um and i've talked to (22:53):
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a number of people who have tried to get through to nigel to point out (22:58):
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And they. (23:04):
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Are they just will not touch us (23:06):
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John O'Looney:
Richard tice and nigel farage are both bought and paid for um richard tice is (23:07):
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best friends in real life with matt hancock. (23:14):
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People are not aware of that. Matt Madazalam, the murdering scumbag Hancock. Don't think. (23:18):
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But of course, Reform is a political party full of people with the best intentions, (23:24):
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except for the head of the snake. (23:31):
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They're bought and paid for. And I've got that on good authority. (23:33):
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And I could go into great detail. I haven't seen the evidence. (23:36):
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But I've heard the evidence from a German diplomat, friend of mine, and also a former MP. (23:40):
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So they're all bought and paid for. If voting really made any difference, (23:48):
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we wouldn't be allowed to do it. (23:53):
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We wouldn't be allowed to do it. There is no democracy. (23:55):
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Now, to illustrate that more fully, when I was in Westminster, (23:58):
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in birdcage walk meeting of September 2021, (24:03):
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and I heard a plethora of overwhelming evidence warning Sir Graham Brady, (24:06):
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who was, at that time, he was the commissioner. (24:13):
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Of the 1922 committee. (24:16):
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So this is a man who headed the commission that hire and fire prime ministers. (24:19):
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So he's two pay grades above the prime minister. And I never realized that. I wasn't aware. (24:24):
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John O'Looney:
You know, you see Keir Starmer, you think he's in charge. He has no power whatsoever. (24:30):
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He is a puppet. He is a white square. (24:36):
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He's there for people to focus at and to announce the new policy. (24:39):
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John O'Looney:
He isn't in charge well I listened as a guy two pay grades above him admitted to a room of 18 of us. (24:45):
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Is way way above my pay grade so it was two pay grades at least above Sir Graham's (24:54):
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John O'Looney:
well who runs the country then, (25:01):
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There is no democracy. There's no one to vote for. And as long as people continue (25:03):
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to vote, they're wasting their time. (25:08):
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John O'Looney:
They're giving a mandate to these scumbags because they cover all the bases. (25:11):
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They own every political party of any substance with the exception of, (25:15):
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you know, the odd independent that you get. (25:20):
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They're never going to get elected. They're never going to form a government. (25:24):
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Hearts of Oak:
No, no. And the ex-MP you mentioned probably fits with Andrew Bridgen. (25:27):
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John O'Looney:
Yeah of course yeah he's still vocal yeah he knows he knows the seriousness um uh of the situation, (25:32):
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and it is what it is you know and and nobody (25:41):
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wanted to be wrong more than me yeah you know (25:44):
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but i knew that i wasn't i was sat at the meeting i (25:47):
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remember sitting there and thinking how did i (25:50):
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get here you know because it's really really heavy (25:53):
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yeah especially when you cast your mind back to (25:56):
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what life was like in september of 2021 so to (25:59):
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then come out and say no you're all wrong and i've (26:02):
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heard it from the horse's mouth you know people didn't want to believe it that (26:06):
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they believe it now oh i've got my phone is red hot constantly with people saying (26:09):
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we see it now we see it it's too late it's too late you know whatever these (26:13):
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people have been injected with is in them and that's it and and they where they (26:17):
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said um years two to five post vaccine they will (26:21):
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diet if they've had an active ingredient and we're in year four yeah so there's (26:25):
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another 12 months of madness to go and that's why they're not doing the coroner's (26:29):
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referrals because they know the bulk of deaths is going to be in the next 12 18 months tell. (26:33):
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Hearts of Oak:
Us what it's like for you being (26:39):
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John O'Looney:
Uh in. (26:42):
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Hearts of Oak:
Your profession as an undertaker and seeing (26:43):
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these deaths because i you've we've talked to me david cartland of (26:46):
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course we uh we've engaged with and you've whistleblowers (26:49):
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in the medical profession who actually think (26:53):
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well we see something wrong we need to actually work and maybe help those patients (26:55):
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Hearts of Oak:
because they're alive and you've got all of that uh undertakers maybe aren't (27:00):
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known for people who speak out and the person is dead so it's past the point (27:05):
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you can help the individual there and there's no point in telling the family because well it's (27:10):
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John O'Looney:
It's quite strange because i know when i first started this job 18 years ago (27:15):
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you do feel as though you've been let into the There's a brotherhood and a general (27:20):
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feeling of wanting to care for people. (27:25):
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And since COVID, I feel quite isolated because these people that all pretended (27:28):
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to care do not give a fuck about the public. (27:34):
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They can walk in front of the hearse with their hat and bow and look all solemn. They don't give a fuck. (27:36):
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I know they don't because they see what I see. They've openly admitted it to (27:42):
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me, yet they still say nothing. (27:46):
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You know, why have they done that? I suspect for money, I think some of them (27:49):
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are in lodges where they've taken vows of silence. (27:53):
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Some of them are frightened about the effect it might have on their business. (27:56):
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And if you think about it logically, you know, when I know certainly through 2021, (28:00):
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when people were coming to me and they were told in the hospital their mum and (28:04):
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dad had died from COVID, And the reality wasn't that they poisoned them to death (28:07):
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with remdesivir and drugs like that or put them on ventilation they never needed. (28:12):
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How can you suddenly, you know, it could be very damaging to suddenly say, (28:17):
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I don't think there was a COVID as a funeral director. (28:20):
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You know, it's kind of disingenuous to those families. But I generally don't (28:23):
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believe there was any significant COVID threat. (28:27):
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I think it was malfeasance in the hospitals primarily. (28:30):
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And now it's the vaccines that are killing people. And it was a very, (28:34):
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very clever sign up the whole thing. with unlimited resources. (28:37):
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I mean, Bill Gates, the Gates Foundation, have given the BBC, (28:42):
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for example, I've seen reports of 400 million now. (28:48):
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So, you know, and then you listen to the news and it's sponsored by Pfizer. (28:52):
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John O'Looney:
You know, what news do you think these people are going to be telling? (28:56):
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John O'Looney:
They're going to be telling exactly whatever string is pulled. (29:00):
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Hearts of Oak:
But it was the pharma industry were the big advertisers during COVID. (29:03):
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Hearts of Oak:
Yeah, of course. And they put all the newspapers going. So why would you criticize (29:06):
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your biggest advertising? (29:09):
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John O'Looney:
Well, you're not allowed to because otherwise that money would dry up or you'd (29:10):
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lose your job and they'd put another puppet in who would do what they're told. (29:13):
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And that's what happened. (29:16):
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But it was very, I mean, it's very strange because I've had these conversations (29:19):
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with people and I've said to them, why don't you say nothing? (29:24):
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And the geezer in Gloucester, he said to me, well, it's difficult, isn't it? (29:26):
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And I was like, what? How is it fucking difficult when people are dying and (29:31):
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you're pulling this crap? (29:34):
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John O'Looney:
No, it ain't difficult. Not for me. But I've got a moral compass. (29:35):
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And that's obviously different. I'm totally different to him. (29:39):
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Where he values his money. (29:43):
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And he'll take the money and he won't say anything to anyone. (29:45):
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You know, they're them bombing people, pulling this unnatural crap out of them. (29:49):
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And not saying nothing. And still invoicing them. You know, it's the most awful betrayal. (29:53):
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And when the public find out about the (29:59):
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betrayal that these upstanding community members (30:01):
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have done to their individual communities all you (30:05):
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funeral directors you all know what's been going on you must (30:08):
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know that the truth is coming out not saying anything about a terrible um danger (30:11):
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to your communities is a betrayal of your communities uh the communities that (30:17):
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probably look up to you and respect you they're not going to in the coming days (30:22):
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i would urge you to step out now before you end up with lynch mobs after you personally. (30:25):
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I think that will happen because if I knew, for example, if I lost my mum and (30:31):
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dad and my son was terribly ill, (30:35):
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and my wife disabled from a stroke, how would you feel when the truth came out (30:40):
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about the people in the industry who knew when I've been shouting for five years (30:45):
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and none of them have said a word? (30:50):
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There's going to be a great deal of resentment. So it is what it is. (30:53):
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You know i'm still here they ain't bumped me off yet so there's no reason stopping (30:57):
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anyone else from talking out apart from greed greed all about money here and. (31:02):
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Hearts of Oak:
Yes and um but we we are saying before i've had disagreements with friends uh (31:09):
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who as doctors they took the money (31:14):
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And they believe. (31:17):
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It could have been damaging and actually they (31:18):
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Didn't get family done they carried on one of One of the most telling things (31:20):
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was the COVID vaccine uptake this year in the NHS. 83% refusal. (31:24):
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Wow, wow, wow. 83% of people on the cold face of COVID and any risk there may or may not be. (31:31):
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8.3 out of every 10 said no thank you. You know, why do people think that is? (31:39):
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You know, and I spoke to doctors and I've spoke to nurses who have said all (31:44):
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my colleagues are dying around me. (31:47):
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They're all retiring early on a sick with strokes and heart attacks and myocardia. (31:50):
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It is what it is. It is what it is. There's not much we can do without getting the numbers. (31:56):
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And the only way we can get the numbers is by telling the truth and rallying (32:01):
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those numbers together. (32:04):
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And the reality is the people who believe this lie are getting sick and they're dying. (32:05):
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So, you know, I kind of can't waste energy on them. (32:12):
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I'm thinking more about the future for those that have got a future who haven't (32:15):
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been poisoned yet, you know. (32:19):
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Hearts of Oak:
What about um the truth (32:21):
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coming out uh the truth being told um of those who have carried out this of (32:25):
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being punished i mean what's happened in the u.s with bobby kelly does seem (32:32):
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to actually genuinely want to make americans healthy again yeah hugely suspicious (32:36):
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of the big farm industry and of the big (32:42):
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John O'Looney:
Food industry he's a lot more than suspicious i'll tell you yeah so i spoke um i I spoke to RFK Jr. (32:44):
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For at least two hours, about three and a half years ago. (32:51):
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He knows what these vaccines are doing. He knows. But there's a game that needs (32:55):
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to be played and a way to play it. (33:00):
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And ultimately, do you know what it is, public opinion? And it is the truth. (33:03):
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Once people know the truth, they're collectively, there's too many of them to take us all out. (33:07):
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You know, it's going to be. And I think that's perhaps why they've got the Samsung (33:12):
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protocol and they're ramping up the walls because I think if they thought they (33:16):
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were going to lose their seat of power globally, (33:20):
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and that's what will happen when everyone globally finds out what's been done, (33:24):
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I suspect they'll have a scorched earth policy to try and bump most. (33:28):
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Hearts of Oak:
Of us off. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, look, when I saw the announcement a few (33:31):
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weeks ago about COVID jabs being taken off the childhood list, (33:36):
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and then I saw criticism from others to say, oh, no, you must ban it completely. (33:41):
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But you realize there is a step by step and he's (33:45):
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In that position. And the clue is in the numbers. And the truth, (33:48):
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it's very much like sitting in a, have you ever been on holiday in a swimming (33:52):
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pool and you've been playing ball and you hold that ball underwater? (33:56):
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That is the truth. (34:01):
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Yeah. (34:02):
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How long can you hold it under the water before it just has to come up, doesn't it? And it will. (34:03):
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And I know I'm going to be on the right side of history, whether I'm here or (34:07):
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not. See, it don't really matter. (34:10):
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But, but I feel very privileged to have been a small cog in a big machine. (34:12):
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It's going to bring these bars down. And it will, and they will be held accountable. (34:17):
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Many of them would disappear. (34:21):
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I suspect that many of them will be fake deaths. And the reality is you'll probably (34:22):
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never know who was really responsible well, above the Fauci's and above the Gates. (34:26):
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And, you know, they've got puppet masters, haven't they? And that's what the (34:31):
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Masonic black and white squares are for. (34:34):
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They're the white squares, the ones you can see. The ones in the background, (34:36):
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the black squares, we'll probably never know who they are, you know. (34:39):
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And for their sakes, I hope people never find out because I would be all for (34:42):
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seeing them receive the sentences appropriate to the crime. (34:48):
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Hearts of Oak:
Yeah. How do you think, because obviously the court, we see the courts being complicit in this. (34:52):
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John O'Looney:
Yeah, they're maritime courts. They're not common law courts. It needs abolishing. (34:57):
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John O'Looney:
And I think what we're going to see eventually is a deterioration into mass civil unrest. (35:01):
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John O'Looney:
And then I suspect the military will step in and there are clear governments (35:07):
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around the world and they'll usher in a new world order. (35:12):
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John O'Looney:
We're going to get rid of all these criminal cabals and it's never going to happen again. (35:15):
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John O'Looney:
And that's exactly what they want in the first place, really, (35:19):
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is the reality is a new world order. And obviously, during that transition phase, (35:22):
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John O'Looney:
I suspect there'll be a large loss of life. (35:28):
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John O'Looney:
And there is your, you know, on the back of the mass poisoning and sterilization of people. (35:31):
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John O'Looney:
And in fact, it was put to Sir Graham Brady in Westminster back in 2021 by myself (35:36):
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John O'Looney:
and a number of other people that when the masses find out what has been done, (35:42):
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John O'Looney:
when you understand that your families have been poisoned and your kids sterilized. (35:47):
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John O'Looney:
What do you think the reaction will be? It will be civil war. (35:52):
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John O'Looney:
And he openly acknowledged, he said, yes, they know. (35:55):
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John O'Looney:
And they're preparing for it. How are they preparing? (35:58):
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John O'Looney:
They've got a standing army, haven't they? And they're building that army every (36:01):
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month with these young lads who sign the official secrets out. (36:04):
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John O'Looney:
People must know in their hearts. You know, when you've got thousands and thousands (36:07):
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John O'Looney:
of young men of fighting age only, and you've got people like Rachel Rees deploying (36:12):
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John O'Looney:
them in strategic places all around the country, is not rocket science, (36:16):
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John O'Looney:
you know, not at this stage. I don't think it's rocket science. (36:21):
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John O'Looney:
These are people who have private health care, prepaid mobile phones, a prepaid credit card. (36:24):
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John O'Looney:
These are not benefits. These are benefits of someone who's gainfully employed. (36:32):
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John O'Looney:
And they are all, they're employed. And I've seen videos of some of them openly (36:37):
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admitting they're working with the British military. (36:42):
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John O'Looney:
It's not rocket science. It's just I wonder at what point they're going to make (36:44):
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John O'Looney:
their final move And, you know, I do wonder if they'll perhaps try and mandate to come door to door. (36:48):
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John O'Looney:
If they can remove us from the ECHR and they can modify human rights laws and (36:54):
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John O'Looney:
they can sign that WHO treaty, are they going to come door to door and try and (37:01):
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John O'Looney:
poison us all in our own homes? (37:05):
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John O'Looney:
I really don't know. Time will tell, won't it? You know, and I suspect that (37:07):
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John O'Looney:
will be civil war then because I would I would fight to the death because it (37:11):
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John O'Looney:
would be a life or death situation. I'm not having them poisons ever inside my body. (37:16):
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John O'Looney:
And I say that as a man who puts people in coffins for a living. (37:21):
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John O'Looney:
I know who's dying. It's the vaccinated. (37:24):
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Hearts of Oak:
Now, you, like many others, you've been extremely outspoken. (37:28):
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John O'Looney:
I've got no choice because they'll kill us all. (37:33):
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Hearts of Oak:
But I'm assuming that you don't have a huge pile of cash, (37:36):
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John O'Looney:
I know, from us talking. No, I don't. (37:41):
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Hearts of Oak:
So it's not as if you have any other alternative. If it's not, (37:42):
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Hearts of Oak:
you know, if this doesn't work out, you can go and live in your country house (37:47):
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Hearts of Oak:
and you can go to your yard. (37:50):
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John O'Looney:
I've got, uh, yeah. What good is money in the world? These people want for us (37:51):
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John O'Looney:
anyway. I mean, they've openly said by 2030, you'd own nothing and be happy. (37:55):
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John O'Looney:
So if I can grin and bear it for another 200 weeks. (37:59):
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Hearts of Oak:
But tell me what, like, because there must have been points when you thought, (38:03):
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Hearts of Oak:
actually, I'll need to go and find something else. (38:07):
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Hearts of Oak:
Because if the more I speak up, the more I put my head above the parapet, (38:10):
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Hearts of Oak:
then the authorities will come after me, whether it's the regulatory bodies (38:16):
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Hearts of Oak:
in the funeral professions or I'll have to just find something else to do. (38:21):
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Hearts of Oak:
How did those thoughts go through your head? (38:27):
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John O'Looney:
It's very interesting because you've had... (38:29):
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Hearts of Oak:
And they're still going through your head, probably. (38:31):
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John O'Looney:
Yeah, of course. So they've had we've had water inspections, (38:33):
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John O'Looney:
funeral home inspections, and the government bodies are not governing bodies. (38:37):
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John O'Looney:
They're advisory bodies. (38:41):
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John O'Looney:
But then they come out with fake stories like the whole the whole based funeral (38:42):
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John O'Looney:
firm, Legacy Funerals, I think they were called. And that was a totally fake story. (38:48):
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John O'Looney:
So the story was that and I'll explain how I know it was fake. (38:52):
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John O'Looney:
Right. And the clue, as always, is in the numbers. So with Legacy Funerals in Hull. (38:57):
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John O'Looney:
The story was that they weren't doing the funerals properly, (39:03):
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John O'Looney:
weren't disposing of the bodies. They pulled 34 deceased off site. (39:06):
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John O'Looney:
And this was a funeral director that had three funeral homes and he'd been running 13 years. (39:12):
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John O'Looney:
OK, so to put that into context, I've got I've done eight years here. (39:18):
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John O'Looney:
I've got one funeral home. The turnover of my business is about between three (39:23):
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John O'Looney:
and four hundred thousand turnover, not profit. And I'm not particularly mercenary, (39:27):
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John O'Looney:
so I don't make loads of money. (39:32):
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John O'Looney:
$85,000, $90,000 a year, which I think is a fair wage for me and my wife and, (39:34):
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John O'Looney:
you know, my gainfully employed guy at the back of the house. (39:39):
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John O'Looney:
So when you go on Companies House and you look at legacy funerals based in Hull, (39:43):
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John O'Looney:
remember, I'm turning over between $300,000 and $400,000 in one branch. (39:49):
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John O'Looney:
Legacy funerals in Hull had three branches and they've been operating for 13 years. (39:57):
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John O'Looney:
And in 2021, during a pandemic, they made £5,000. (40:03):
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John O'Looney:
When they got busted, they pulled 21 deceased. (40:09):
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John O'Looney:
No, 34 deceased, I think was the number, from their funeral home. (40:13):
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John O'Looney:
There's £120,000 worth of funerals there. (40:17):
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John O'Looney:
So the numbers were just total bullshit. (40:21):
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John O'Looney:
So what we got there was an orchestrated story, and it was orchestrated by someone (40:24):
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John O'Looney:
who has no knowledge of the funeral trade and to what the numbers should be (40:31):
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John O'Looney:
that they set up on companies' (40:36):
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John O'Looney:
house to give it credibility. (40:37):
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John O'Looney:
Because inevitably, you must understand that when they tell a story about a (40:40):
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John O'Looney:
funeral company, people are going to have a look because they're going to be outraged. (40:45):
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John O'Looney:
And the outrage was what they wanted because (40:48):
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John O'Looney:
then that enables them to bring in new laws (40:51):
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John O'Looney:
new guidelines to police funeral homes (40:55):
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John O'Looney:
and then anyone who seemed not to be adhering (40:58):
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John O'Looney:
and toeing to the new guidelines they could shut them down people (41:02):
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John O'Looney:
like me you know so i've had (41:05):
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John O'Looney:
inspections water inspections and but yeah you only had to look at company's (41:08):
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John O'Looney:
house legacy funerals from hull and look at their books it was total bullshit (41:13):
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John O'Looney:
it was uh yeah it was a bullshit story it was bullshit story to frighten and (41:18):
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John O'Looney:
shut up funeral homes that were speaking up um. (41:24):
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Hearts of Oak:
And i saw that just again your your x feed is a trip down memory lane sometime when you're (41:27):
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John O'Looney:
Posting yeah of course it is i stand by everything i say kebabs. (41:34):
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Hearts of Oak:
For jabs it was the front page uh four years ago and it makes you realize how (41:37):
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Hearts of Oak:
crazy the situation was and how much people were brainwashed through fear. (41:43):
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John O'Looney:
One of the best psyops, really, was the clapping on doorsteps for the NHS. (41:48):
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John O'Looney:
This was why they were killing their mums and dads. (41:53):
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John O'Looney:
Putting remdesivir in them. And if you don't believe me, Google side effects of remdesivir. (41:56):
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John O'Looney:
Bearing in mind, we were told COVID was a respiratory condition. (42:01):
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John O'Looney:
Look at the side effects of remdesivir. The only antiviral drug they would allow administered. (42:06):
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John O'Looney:
Difficulty breathing, wheezyness, tight chest, kidney function, liver function. (42:12):
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John O'Looney:
It was killing people and they knew it was killing people. (42:16):
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John O'Looney:
You know, if you're a nurse or a doctor on a ward and you're administering remdesivir (42:19):
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John O'Looney:
into patients, even if you had no prior knowledge of the drug, (42:24):
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John O'Looney:
how many outcomes do you need to see consistently before you understand this is killing people? (42:27):
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John O'Looney:
And then to not say anything and carry on doing it. (42:35):
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John O'Looney:
You're complicit in murder. That's the reality. But you've got people clapping on doorsteps. (42:40):
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John O'Looney:
Hero worship for these heroes. You know, during a deadly pandemic, (42:45):
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John O'Looney:
they're putting their self on the line. No, they weren't. (42:48):
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John O'Looney:
No, they weren't. I've got hundreds of details of nurses on my phone. (42:51):
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John O'Looney:
I've got hundreds. And some of them have cried down the phone. (42:56):
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John O'Looney:
Most of them have left nursing now because they got in touch with me because they had a conscience. (42:59):
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John O'Looney:
So who does that leave in there? (43:04):
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John O'Looney:
The the sociopaths the foreign ones (43:07):
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John O'Looney:
uh that have got a total cultural disassociation they (43:10):
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John O'Looney:
don't care you know uh certainly on the ward that (43:13):
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John O'Looney:
i was on it was all african agency nurses who were. (43:16):
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John O'Looney:
Just injecting the patients with whatever they were told to do yeah (43:19):
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John O'Looney:
because they're on 10 times the money they don't (43:23):
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John O'Looney:
understand they don't really want to know they're on a good number they're doing (43:26):
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John O'Looney:
what they're told to do it is what (43:28):
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John O'Looney:
it is it is what it is unfortunately um there were. (43:31):
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John O'Looney:
Lots and lots of good people doing bad things why are they doing bad (43:34):
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John O'Looney:
things for money and then after a certain while they're complicit (43:37):
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John O'Looney:
in the crime and um if you don't think your. (43:40):
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John O'Looney:
Parliament is compromised ask yourself why two-thirds of. (43:43):
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John O'Looney:
British mps voted to retain convicted rapists. (43:46):
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John O'Looney:
From foreign countries in this it makes absolutely (43:49):
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John O'Looney:
no sense why would your own mp from (43:53):
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John O'Looney:
your constituency vote to keep foreign (43:56):
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John O'Looney:
rapists in this country convicted foreign (43:59):
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John O'Looney:
rapists two-thirds of them did because they (44:02):
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John O'Looney:
do what they're told to do not what is right and and (44:05):
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John O'Looney:
but i think ultimately the way forward now is (44:10):
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John O'Looney:
just to let it go down the dark path it's going with more (44:13):
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John O'Looney:
and more draconian madness the welcoming of young (44:16):
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John O'Looney:
men of fighting age the building of houses exclusively for (44:19):
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John O'Looney:
the new arrivals the two-tier legal and justice system (44:22):
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John O'Looney:
that we're already seeing and the the (44:25):
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John O'Looney:
active um chasing down (44:28):
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John O'Looney:
of anyone who voices any discontent that's not (44:31):
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John O'Looney:
normal historically if we look back through history (44:34):
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John O'Looney:
that's along the same vein as what we've been told (44:37):
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John O'Looney:
the nazis did do you know we are (44:40):
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John O'Looney:
living in a tyrannical dystopian dictatorship in (44:43):
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John O'Looney:
this country that's the reality and these people are (44:47):
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John O'Looney:
openly betraying the British people and its culture and (44:49):
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John O'Looney:
its economy they're actively destroying it um and (44:53):
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John O'Looney:
I think people will see it but I think they have to (44:55):
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John O'Looney:
and it has to get a lot darker yet for the masses to perhaps I don't know have (44:58):
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John O'Looney:
a five minute march down the M1 and descend on Westminster and force it to its (45:03):
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John O'Looney:
to its end you know and then I think they'll kind of say well we didn't get (45:08):
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John O'Looney:
the numbers we want but let's usher in the new world order and get rid of these (45:13):
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John O'Looney:
criminals and I think that's what. (45:17):
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John O'Looney:
That's how it's naturally going to end or they'll Samson it and scorched earth (45:19):
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John O'Looney:
policy and say it's nuclear war you know and I believe now knowing what I know (45:24):
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John O'Looney:
and speaking to the people that I spoke to all wars are just simply extensions of the colour, (45:30):
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John O'Looney:
That's all they are. What do they do in war? They conscript. (45:35):
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John O'Looney:
Who do they conscript? The youngest and the fittest and the best of us. (45:40):
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John O'Looney:
And they throw them into a muddy field to throw drones at them until they're all gone. (45:43):
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John O'Looney:
And they call it war. And they play songs like Land of Hope and Glory. (45:47):
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John O'Looney:
It's a psyop. It's all a psyop. And I remember watching videos of the armistice and the end of war. (45:52):
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John O'Looney:
And these young lads, they've been shooting each other hours before. (45:59):
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John O'Looney:
And they came out. They hugged each other. They cried. (46:02):
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John O'Looney:
They'd lost their families, their homes. They'd lost brothers. (46:05):
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John O'Looney:
They never wanted to fight. (46:08):
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John O'Looney:
So why were they fighting for greedy, fat puppets who weren't putting their own families in there? (46:10):
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Hearts of Oak:
Yeah. (46:15):
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John O'Looney:
All wars are a nonsense. They're a cull. And that is why we're still physically, (46:16):
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John O'Looney:
you know, 2025, we're sending people to God knows where in space, (46:22):
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John O'Looney:
we're told, aren't we? Which I suspect is probably another lie. (46:26):
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John O'Looney:
But telescopes to the far end of the cosmos, mosques um (46:29):
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John O'Looney:
they can replicate uh all sorts of people cloning (46:32):
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John O'Looney:
people and we can't stop blowing each other up and (46:35):
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John O'Looney:
killing each other the youngest and the fittest in 2025 give (46:38):
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John O'Looney:
me a break you know um it's a deliberate act these are extensions of the coal (46:42):
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John O'Looney:
and there'll be people that are enraged by that because they're totally sucked (46:47):
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John O'Looney:
in by the propaganda same as they were with covid they're never going to believe (46:51):
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John O'Looney:
it and there'll be people that will go to their grave on the back of a six sweet (46:54):
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John O'Looney:
cancer convinced they've died because you won't have your poison. (46:58):
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John O'Looney:
No, it's insane. But I draw strength from knowing that I don't know everything (47:03):
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John O'Looney:
about what's going on, but I know that it's a deliberate act. (47:12):
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John O'Looney:
It's Agenda 2030. It's the Kalergi plan. (47:15):
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John O'Looney:
It's the same as on the news, the face covering thing. They're making a big (47:20):
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John O'Looney:
fuss off. Let me tell you, that's got nothing to do with Muslims. (47:25):
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John O'Looney:
That's got nothing to do with burqas. (47:29):
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John O'Looney:
It's about you covering your face because if (47:31):
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John O'Looney:
you cover your face they cannot usher in facial (47:34):
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John O'Looney:
recognition if they ushered it (47:37):
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John O'Looney:
in now everyone would cover their face so what they're (47:40):
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John O'Looney:
going to do is they're going to make it illegal to cover your (47:43):
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John O'Looney:
face and call it terrorism you (47:46):
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John O'Looney:
know or the burka and create more racial (47:49):
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John O'Looney:
tension there for a bit more civil unrest and a (47:52):
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John O'Looney:
few more deaths and it's not it's about ushering in digital (47:55):
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John O'Looney:
ids and facial recognition yeah so so (47:58):
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John O'Looney:
that's what it is you know can you can you (48:01):
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John O'Looney:
imagine a time in this country where we start jailing people for covering their (48:04):
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John O'Looney:
faces it's bollocks it's absolute bollocks but it illustrates perfectly the (48:09):
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John O'Looney:
level of tyranny that we face unless we all come together hindus sikhs muslims (48:15):
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John O'Looney:
and ever and recognize our common enemy yeah. (48:20):
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Hearts of Oak:
No exactly now i've seen those live facial recognition vans pop up (48:24):
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John O'Looney:
All over i know i know a lot of muslims (48:28):
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John O'Looney:
and they're good people in the same way as jewish i've got a lot of jewish friends (48:31):
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John O'Looney:
they're really good jew the the problem is the people that hide behind the jews (48:36):
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John O'Looney:
that's the bottom line um i know good hindu people i know they were good and (48:41):
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John O'Looney:
bad in every walk of life in all colors and creeds and faiths. (48:45):
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John O'Looney:
People need to come together and recognize their common enemy, (48:50):
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John O'Looney:
Exactly. (48:55):
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Hearts of Oak:
John, it's a privilege knowing you, (48:56):
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and to know someone who in their profession is one of the only known people (48:59):
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who actually speak truth is a shame on our society, and that that is the case. (49:05):
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Hearts of Oak:
But thank you for your boldness and braveness. (49:11):
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John O'Looney:
And continue they'll have no choice mate uh because in the coming (49:14):
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days if they do decide to go (49:16):
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John O'Looney:
door to door what these funeral directors going (49:19):
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John O'Looney:
to do then they're going to say nothing continue to say nothing and (49:22):
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John O'Looney:
hold their arm out of course they're not of course they're (49:25):
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John O'Looney:
not but it'd be no good shouting and hollering about it when (49:28):
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John O'Looney:
they're on your doorstep the time to do it is now is (49:30):
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John O'Looney:
now before we go down that mad rabbit hole that's coming um so i hope the people (49:34):
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will reconsider and um so they can live with their self and all you know um (49:39):
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John O'Looney:
but we're all different you know my my moral compass is clear mate um i'll meet (49:45):
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John O'Looney:
my maker with a clean uh with confidence yeah. (49:50):
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Hearts of Oak:
No as as will i and that is a call to action that everyone should heed to act now (49:54):
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John O'Looney:
Oh mate it'd be no good trying to reason with (49:58):
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John O'Looney:
young foreign mercenaries on your doorstep and (50:01):
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John O'Looney:
say well i'm a funeral director and i know who's dying because (50:04):
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John O'Looney:
they're not going to listen they're going to kick your door in they're (50:07):
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John O'Looney:
going to come you'll hear your missus screaming as they hold her down (50:10):
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John O'Looney:
and they inject her so now is (50:13):
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John O'Looney:
the time to start shouting about it so that collectively we can make a stand (50:16):
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John O'Looney:
together you know it doesn't matter what your excuse is you need to step out (50:19):
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John O'Looney:
and get your moral compass and some backbone and um before um it goes down that (50:23):
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John O'Looney:
path there's no seat on the art for any of you i'll tell you well. (50:30):
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Hearts of Oak:
I hope speaking to you john today will give uh some people watching a backbone (50:33):
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Hearts of Oak:
that had maybe been on the sidelines. (50:38):
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John O'Looney:
Well, what are they going to say? What are they going to say to explain how (50:39):
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John O'Looney:
they never saw what I've seen for the last five years? When it all comes out, it will come out. (50:43):
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Hearts of Oak:
It will. It will. John, appreciate your time. (50:48):
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Hearts of Oak:
Thank you so much for speaking with us and giving us an update on what you're seeing. (50:52):
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Hearts of Oak:
And, yeah, it's an important message, and we need to continue hearing (50:57):
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