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Hypocrite scientist Neil Ferguson who broke lockdown rules to have trysts with married mother-of-two environmental activist admits he ‘made an error of judgement’ - as critics blast him for leaving government’s policy in ‘shameful shambles’
Professor Neil Ferguson, 51, previously warned UK could see 500,000 deaths if it didn’t implement lockdown
His advice, through a report he helped produce at Imperial College, is thought to have led to the lockdownProf
Ferguson has been a vocal supporter of lockdown, continually telling the public to follow the restrictionsHowever, he has now admitted he allowed his married lover to travel across London to visit him at least twice
Antonia Staats, 38, lives with her husband, in his 30s, and two children in a £1.9 million house in south London
May 5, 2020
Sergei Millian Is No Longer Hiding, Tells This Reporter British Spy Expert Is Giving ‘100 percent false information about me.’
By Sara Carter
FTA
Sergei Millian is not in hiding. Even if he was, he isn’t any longer. He reached out to SaraACarter.com on Tuesday to dispute a recent podcast interview with a famous British historian who accused him of possibly being connected to Russia’s GRU, Moscow’s military intelligence. He called the allegations outlandish and accused historian Nigel West of attempting to spread disinformation about him, much like former British spy Christopher Steele did about the Trump campaign.
“Nigel West so far gave 100% false information about me in his last public interview in London (where he claimed I was PSS),” Millian told me. “Now, he doubled on from the first lie and there is not an ounce of truth what he claims. He is an out of his mind crazy, deranged man. I’m not kidding. Ask him to provide proof of any of his false rumors and wild innuendoes. USSR disbanded when I was still a teenager. The big question is why West, out of London, lies about me, an AMERICAN citizen, so much just like Steele before West? Is it coordinated and what’s their plan?”
Ferguson modeled Covid-19. His other modeling efforts make him the Bob Beckel of modeling.
“Later, avian flu strain A/H5N1, “even in the best-case scenarios” was to “cause 2 (million) to 7 million deaths” worldwide.
A British professor named Neil Ferguson scaled that up to 200 million. It killed 440.
This same Ferguson in 2002 had projected 50-50,000 deaths from so-called “Mad Cow Disease.” On its face, what possible good is a spread that large? (We shall return to this.) But the final toll was slightly over 200.”