COMEDIANS DROPPING REAL / FAKE??? Hugo Talks #lockdown

She wouldn’t look.like that if she had fracture her skull in 4 place, she’d be in intensive care. Anyone believing that must be blind..

Looks fake. The micro phone created the thud that made it look like a hard fall.
Could be trying to normalise the idea that
People can just suddenly collapse, or
It could be making a mocking out of the sheep that got the fake
Vaccine

Not a comedy fall. She slurs her words then goes down hard, on the back and head, without putting her hands out or bending her body to fall on her arse first.

Fear causes stress, stress causes I’ll health fact. They are killing off the compliant by ramping up the fear they know the jabbed are susceptible to ( if they weren’t susceptible to it they wouldn’t be jabbed!) I pray for all of those duped into taking this bio weapon into thier bodies.

It looks as though the fall was planned to end the joke, her face before the fall gives it away.

If you cracked ya skull you wouldn’t be in bed with makeup on!

Prat

Cheers Hugo

All the health warnings for this and that are priming society to think that they have nothing to do with adverse VAX reactions!
To mask (pun intended) the Death Jabs 😈😈😈

God struck her! No daaut abaudit

Weird shit indeed!

Chelsea’s show had been renamed : vaxxed and hospitalised!

Elsewhere… There is a rumour that Djokovic is considering a U turn!
Yes Hugo called it a while back.

The BBC gets owned. How easy is it to fool the BBC?

The BBC has pulled a programme on a crypto-millionaire heralded for raising huge sums for charity after suggestions that the scheme had been a scam.

An article entitled ‘Birmingham’s self-made crypto-millionaire giving back’ was published on the BBC News homepage this morning detailing the apparent successes of OrfanoX CEO Hanad Hassan.

The 20-year-old claimed he had created a cryptocurrency in April last year that took profits from the investments into his coin to invest heavily in charitable organisations.

The Midlands edition of We Are England on Mr Hassan was also scheduled to go out at 7.30pm tonight on BBC One.

But following the publishing of the piece, members of the crypto community who had bought shares in OrfanoX pointed out that the coin had been shut down in October 2021, with many people losing all the money they had invested.

Journalist Jim Waterson posted the article on social media questioning why the fact that the coin had been removed last year was not mentioned

The founders of the currency posted a message on Telegram, a communications platform, last year announcing that they had ‘decided to discontinue the OrfanoX token’.

They wrote: ‘Things haven’t gone the way we had planned and after careful consideration we have decided to stop the project.’

It appears that many of those who bought shares did not receive any money back despite pledges made by the company to reinvest in other currencies.

One man who invested in OrfanoX said that he had bought 1.5 billion tokens (equivalent to £50) last year, believing it was a charitable venture, only to find that his money was frozen in its account and was no longer accessible.

The BBC article was quickly pulled from the site today after social media users pointed this out, initially showing a 404 error before being wiped from the page entirely, while the commissioning editor for the piece removed all tweets promoting it.

A spokesperson for the corporation then confirmed that the programme intended to be shown on BBC One Midlands this evening has been cancelled, adding that they wished to add nothing further on the matter currently.

Many social media users voiced their anger at Orfano following the pulling of their currency, as they were unable to reclaim their investment

A source involved in the cryptocurrency trade told Mail+ that OrfanoX showed multiple signs of being a scam, including a fake link to a whitepaper promising corporate transparency, as well as marketing themselves as a charity project yet promising to donate just three per cent of every transaction fee to a cause.

No charities were listed on the company website either. Instead, they wrote: ‘Rather than having a third-party company doing the charity, our community and team volunteers will be out and about doing the hard work and donating to charities and places chosen by the community, this will all be live and on video for the holders to see.’

No videos of donations have been found.

The BBC was approached for comment.

https://www.mailplus.co.uk/edition/news/media/153061/bbc-pulls-documentary-on-benevolent-bitcoin-trader-after-scam-claims

After much research I also unearthed this clip for reference purposes

I have also unearthed clip of Tommy Cooper’s fatal heart attack (with German subtitles)

Female stand up comedians (especially Americans) are the pits.

Hugo don’t worry, no matter what, we’ll tell them to stick that jab in their arms!😁

Not shocked about her collapse,shocked that as a female comedian there was only one reference to her periods in that whole clip😂.

I never find women doing stand-up funny as they always end up talking about being a woman,being fat or sex, very unfunny and predictable just like this one.
By the way watch in slow motion and you can see its fake.

Check this out:
https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/mobile/toronto-teacher-put-on-home-assignment-after-vaccine-mandates-compared-to-yellow-stars-worn-in-holocaust-1.5773926

I’m surprised her mic didn’t make an even louder sound.

Huge smart meter shake-up confirmed – allowing prices to change 48 times a day

mart meters will automatically send energy suppliers half-hourly updates on their customers’ gas and electricity use, under an overhaul of the system later this year.

Ofgem will be granted new powers in May allowing it to change the way smart meters operate, so that data about usage is sent to suppliers every 30 minutes by default.

Suppliers will be able to use the data to change consumer energy prices as much as 48 times per day, allowing them to charge households more at peak times. The idea is that it will ease demand during busy periods and eventually lower kWh costs for everyone.

The new initiative will mark another step closer to “time of use” tariffs, which would charge customers different amounts at peak and off peak times.

For example, using a washing machine in the day or watching television in the morning would be cheaper, based on when National Grid usage is down, while charging gadgets at popular times such as overnight could be more expensive.

But it’s been met with criticism with campaigners warning that people who have no control of their usage could be left paying higher premiums.

This includes vulnerable people and those with older tech devices.

Ofgem insisted the plans will ultimately benefit most customers, saving households up to a collective £4.5billion overall.

That’s if households use it to their advantage by turning their electricials on at off peak times.

A timeline published by Ofgem says it will formally gain the powers to introduce the changes in May. They will be implemented by 2025.

Smart meters already have the capability to send half-hourly use reports to suppliers, but at present a customer must “opt in” for this to happen.

But soon this will be in place by default. Customers who do not want to share this data will have to ask to “opt out” – but the change won’t apply until the bill payer next signs an energy contract.

Households with a smart meter will also have to submit a mandatory reading every day, rather than once a month under the current requirements.

At present, suppliers typically do not know exactly how much power households are using throughout the day.

This means companies generally charge a flat rate for electricity and gas, although some including Octopus and British Gas have offered “free” power to customers during quieter hours.

Ofgem and energy companies want to encourage people to use less power during the busiest periods. This would mean less investment is needed for upgrading grid infrastructure with rising use such as with the increased use of electric vehicles.

Greg Jackson, chief executive of Octopus Energy, said: “This change would be extremely good for consumers.

“People who want a bargain can grab them, while everyone else benefits because it reduces waste.”

A spokesman for Ofgem said: “This major system upgrade is a significant milestone on Britain’s path to net zero.

“It will enable a more efficient, flexible and greener energy system which will save billions of pounds per year on all consumers’ energy bills.

“Ofgem will work closely with industry to make sure it delivers this major upgrade while ensuring those in vulnerable circumstances remain protected.”

Mockery

I’ve watched it in slow motion on my tv and it looks like a rehearsed fall to me, I think if it were real the audience would’ve had a different reaction than them all laughing and not 1 of them took it seriously. Deep down I would like to think it was God showing whose the boss about here and striking her down for her blasphemy it would serve her right and if it were God his comedy timing is spot on

You are correct Hugo , all scripted and all part of the Mind Control.
😂😂😂😂😂

All, fake..If she had fractured her skull she would not be tweeting on any social media

Thanks Hugo, I feel the same and have often thought of that Casey quote. Some interesting stuff coming from MSM now. Think you are correct the purpose is more fear, low energy, keep us confused, make us sick. The HIV stuff would fit well with all this too. I am sure big pharma’s new jagged little pills will ‘cure’ all.

Both still wearing plastered on make-up. But then they likely can afford private hospital beds because they are lab rats and maidservant or two to slap it all on for the cameras. Apologies to proper rodents, don’t mean to cast aspersions on your smartness.